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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
PaIuck Fails
To Keep Date
With Redskins
BY LEWIS r. ATCHIsON
star star Writer

John Paluck, Redskins de-
fensive end scheduled to re-
sumo his pro football career
next season after two years in
the Army. failed TO keep a con-
thanksgiving appointment yes
terday with Coach Mike Nixon,
But he did telephone.
He said he's writing me a
letter." Nixon reported. II think
he wants some changes in his
Notwithstanding like more
money. but I don't think We'll
have any trouble getting to-
gether. I'm going to wait and
see what's in the letter before
doing anything"
Paluck, former University Of
Pittsburgh player, was tardy
in reporting to the Redskins
three years ago but became
one Of the National Football
Leagues top rockies.
Nixon remembered this when
he had End Coach Joe Tere-
shinski look up the 6-foot-21a
235-pound Paluck on a recent
trip to Pennsylvania. Mike
wanted some assurance that
he'd be back in time for the
start Of training next month.
Meanwhile. Nixon has nego-
tiations going for possible
deal with both the Green Bay
Packers and Detroit Lions. The
Packers have their eye on young
Joe Walton. All-American Of
fensive end from Pittsburgh.
and the Lions want a center.
Vince lombard, new head
coach and general manager Of
the Packers. is willing to give
Linebacker MARY Matuszak, a
6-foot-2, 235-pound linebacker
obtained last year from the San
Francisco Forty-Niners, plus a
high 1860 draft choice. Matus-
Yak was all-pro for two years
with the Forty-Niners. but de-
clined to play for Green Bay.
II Nixon can get the draft pick
he wants. along with Matuszak,
he'll make the deal.
Frank Kuchta, Notre Dame
center who Just missed landing
a job with the Redskins on de-
tense last year. has been signed
for 1859 as an offensive pivot
man. II Coach George Wilson
is willing to give a good draft
pick for the man he wants
it's got to be JOHNNY Allen or
Jim Standardization says he'll
trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
SWEAR STREAK SNAPPED
Harvard Whips Yale
In 4-MiIe Crew Roce

NEW LONDON. Conn. June
10 APl.-A speedy Harvard
varsity eight, rowing magnifi-
Gently, trounced Yale for the
first time since 1853 in rain,
fog and sun late today in
Americas only four-mile crew
race.
The Crimson oarsmen, COM
pleting their first unbeaten
season since 1912. ended Yale's
five-straight winning streak by
two and a half lengths. Har-
ward was ciocked in 1852 and
the Blue in 20:02.
The downstream record.
owned by the Crimson's l948
crew, Is l9:2l,4.
Yale Freshmen Win
Harvard, stroked by Sopho-
more Jerry Boyden, led almost
all the way after an even start.
ana at one moment was in
front by three lengths.
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CheWChose Golf
To King, Byington

The 631a fashioned by VIII
liam King and Homer Byington
III won the mems presidents
cup golf tournament yesterday
at Chevy Chase. They had a
l6l2-stroke handicap to 60 with
their 80.
Ralph Bogart and Bobby
Brownell took the gross with 70.
Richard P. Stifel and Harri-
son Brand III tied with Larry
Daley and George Hamilton III
for second low net with 64Ia.
The first pair had 74-9l2 and
the second a 77-1212.
Play was conducted on a
scotch foursome basis with
selective drives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Patterson Drops
Spurring Partner

CHATHAM, N. j., June l3
(AP).-Floyd Patterson. pre-.
pairing for the defense of his
heavyweight boxing title.
hoored Ed Bunyantoday after
the 259-pound sparmate twice
had sent smashing rights to
the champions chest. Patterson
meets Sweden's Ingemar Jo-
hanson in Yankee Stadium
June Is.
After a brief rest. Bunyan
finished out the roud still try
ing to land another right. Pat
terson also boxed a round each
with Billy Tisdale, HOWE Davis
and Lou Jones.
He preceded the ring work
with 4 miles Of roadwork.
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Favored Harvard, the East'sI

Favored Harvard, the East's
sprint champions, went in front
after the first few strokes. The
Blues more experienced crew
settled down to a low beat,
hoping for the sophomore
dominated Harvards to weaken.
Instead, however, the Grim
son moved beautifully and
powerfully. At the halfway
mark. Harvard led by two
lengths.
Harvard's heavyweights now
will take their unbeaten record
to the Royal Henley Regatta
at London early next month.
The victory gives Harvard a
48-46 edge In the series which
began in 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Braves SIGN HurIer

MILWAUKEE,, June Is (AP)
The Braves today signed
Dave Bresnahan, lS-year-old
high school pitcher from
Oconomowoc. Wis. and as
signed him to McCook Of the
Glass D Nebraska State League.
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SILVER SPOON
Continued From Page d.


first appearance at Hollywood
Park since he racked up three
stakes wins here last summer
The start was uniformly good,
with N. S. McCarthy's Ole Fols
taking a quick lead.
Tony Lee, with Don Pierce
in the saddle, trailed in a
tightly knit pack about third
and at the club house turn
swung sharply to the right and
carried Ole Fols wide for several
strides.
Silver Spoon, a daughter OF
Citation, kept within hailing
distance of the Helbush Farms
Friar Roach as the race pro-
crossed down the backstretch.
Tony Lee ran along in fourth
place.
Closed Ground
At the far turn Friar Roach,
with Ray York up, was lead
ing by a length and a half, with
Silver Spoon next, followed by
Ole FolS and Tony Lee.
Friar Roach still held the
lead entering the stretch but
the pretty chestnut fllly, who
whipped most of this same
bunch in the Santa Anita
Derby last March-Tomy Lee
was not in that field-soon
closed ground.
Then she flew on in to win
with ease.
1t was Silver Spoons first
race since the Kentucky Derby.
She carried second high weight
OF 100 pounds, six less than
Tony Lee.
Pierce rode the Kentucky
Derby champion because his
regular rider. Willie Shoemak-
er, was riding Sword Dancer to
victory in the Belmont Stakes.
The fans made Silver Spoon
second choice in the betting.
with Tony Lee the odds-on
favorite.
The victory established Silver
Spoon as a distinct threat in
the 100000 added Hollywood
Derby June II.
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In preliminaries. Yale's
freshmen scored an upset and
won by one-half length over
two miles. harvard's junior
varsity evened the score prior
to the big race by winning the
three-miler by two and one
half lengths.
This oath renewal Of Ameri-
cas- oldest college sporting
event attracted some $4,000
fans despite fog and intermit-
tent showers which nearly
forced postponement Of the
varsity race.
start Delayed 81 Minutes
The big boys, whose start was
delayed for 81 minutes, fin
ished in a downpour and dusk,
but halfway down the Thames
River. the sun suddenly broke
out just before setting.
The varsity race was rowed
according to strategy disclosed
some "a hours before the race.
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ILlAISON
ENGINEER
Washington

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OLNEY. MD.--An acre plus OF tail
fm.. din, area. modern kit, bath,
above ground rec. rni. with i,epl,'
addtl. bedrm, and partial bath in
bsmt. slD,D5n, ASH TON REALTY
CO., EV. l-i7l9, WA 4-QRIl,
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
lcoNIINyEpl
KAY, BOWLING

ROCKVILLE A charming little
come: lot fenced. has patio and
barbecue: 3 bedrms., main, nV.
rm., kit, fun hsmt.; gas heat: mr..
elementary schools clean Is q
whistler an excellent buy At $l.,-
DAMASCUS - Another beauty, ON
e acre: 3 bedrms., liv. rm., lge
family rrn.; Ice. kt., iuil hSs,., l4i
owner transferred: worth SI7, 5M,;
nice neighhorhood: only . yrs, old
DAMASCUS - Brand-new 3-bedrm
= gambler with earport: liv. rm. with
nrepl,; overlooking Sugar Loaf Mt:
lge: Kit. ann MN. area. baths:
fnll hsmt. with firepl. and "a bath:
worth q look and choose your
.seolors; to sell at S20,500.
p!AMASCUS--A lot of house fer a
low price. 4-bedrm. brick: Ia
bsmt.. paneied rec. rm., hsseboard
FREDERICK COUNTY !. Country
living for q lee. family; located IN
sml. town.. with 3 acres. Victorian
type house vfSlate roof: immense
nv. nm. fam. rm.. din. rrn.. ut,
center hall, "a bath on LIST ar;
&uu mr., y nenfT1.s.. =
iir. used for storsge: Q freplaces:
1-car garnee, Dony narn am !.
Die; full hsBt: oil h.-w. heat. A
charmer at SOS, 000.
GAITHERSBURG - 3-bedrm. con-
temporary rambler; firepl.. modern
kit., bltVa concentrated hath;
nice tree-shaded lot with lots Of
shrubs. flowers; priced Sls,hOu.
ROCKVILLE, Rockerest - $1,000
cash includes settlement: 3-bedrm.
-nunealow; large kit. hsmt., storm
windows and doors; fenced yard,
lots Of flowers and shrubs, nice
shade trees: FLA appraised. SI2.-
DAMASCUS - Another 4-bedrm.
prick for sale at a real price; full
psmt.. large kit: S15,506.
KAY BOWLING
207 n. Frederick Ave, Gaithersburr
WI N-ysh0 WA. $4,000
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LOVE no ENTERTAIN
6TNpGm
SUMNER
50l2 Nehant st.
Sunday, / to 6


Air Conditioned Bedrooms
This handsome Miller-built Colo
NAL was designed for present
home comfort and future value,
Sound family living is assured
with plenty Of room for all. Fea-
turing center hall. den, powder
room on frst floor. 4 bedrooms,
3 baths on second. Full basement
with recreation room. An excel
lent property In q choice location.
To Reach: Out Mass. ave. a mile
beyond District Line to Sumner
entrance on your left. Left on TT.
Sumner dr.. TO Nahant st., 50l2,
and open" sign.
w. G. & A. N. Miller
DEVELOPMENT CO. (REALToRs)
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts, Sumner, Sprtng Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV EN-. 2.4464
LIST YOUR HOUSE wiTH us
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bedrm.. ia bath brick Cape Cod
--Liy .rni,, hrepl,,. din. run, table,
space Kitchen. full daylieht hsmt.
fN INC. ~. S,9iiS or r. W a-ao7s,
LANGLEY PARK-very desirable
3-bedrm. brick rambler with hrepl,
and scr. porch. Assume Ice, IA
\. PEER ISeR R IL. ,.si Si0SoO' Aoon
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
Lovely brick and stone rambler; s
bedrms., 3 baths, full BASEMENT
garase; lovely lot. Priced TO sell
In low, low 30's. call OIL, 0.23i4,
HRfSc: SD " ' SHsiIs Is sAS q sf fse.
MEADOWOOD : 4-bedrm., 3-bath
Cape Cod; ~ acres. Wooded pri-
yacy. Out coiesville I'd. TO shaw,
left 70 l2500 Meadowood dr..
MEADOWO0D. JUST LISTE d,
$4,000. Among higher priced
homes. Attrac. brick Cape Cod on
" acre lot with tall trees. 2
bedrms,. full hsmt,: side screened
RIPLEY RIFLE = CO.. ~ JUL s.s sI1 anu 'a''
MTG. KNOLLs-3 bedrms., 2 baths;
ear.: scr. pch.. bsmt.; Sl7,95O.
EIsENAcHER REALTY CO., JU.
100000.
NEAR SENECA LAKE, Z rm. house
finished In notify pine. rec. I'm.
with irepl., mod. kit, . baths,
also 3 rm. cottage. Leased $50
per mo. Boating, fishing. up
River Rd., IS mi. DC. S23,7S0
Terms. $1,000 cash.
l A. 5-rm. bunsa., oil heat, hard.
wood floor. mod. kit, foot Of
SUGAR Loaf Mt. Sl1,500.
PooLSvILLE, : acre, s rms, C.,
hSll house, mod. kit. spacious
liv, rm.. din, rm.. den, s bedrm,
POTOMAC HUNT SECTION, S a..
.is-story Wmsbe. brick mans. ga
baths. mod. kit, liv. rm,, lib,
din. rm. bedrms.. attached =
car garage, horse barn, black
top drive. white board fencing.
CHARLES VI. JAMESON. REA, TOR
Poolsville. Nd, DI. f-3262
Charles Elgin. DI. g-3312
TEpffs@ mutt M O.0OnR
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SILVER SPRING

ALL BRICK CAPE COD
s dinl area Ss iai Ssmt nisSsd rec rec
rm.. sml. down payment required
MANovILL REALTY CORP.
10. 4-8l40
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Suburban Specials

OuUuIUdH OpSCldlS
For the modest pocket. this rambler
with = bedrooms, large kitchen
with table space, living room on
LIST. mr.. full bsmt. and finished at
tie l Nth 49, rm,: Priced at
mo. pays all,
SILVER SPRING - Big buy, the
most house for the least money. q
large bedrooms. country size mod
ern Kitchen, full basement, many
extras and builders bulletins for
the amasinE price Of si2.eb0. You
can't top II.
l66 FOOT DEEP LOT - Crowded
with shade trees. immae, 3-bedrm.
l-iioor plan rambler. Dlshwasher.
garb. disposal. wonderful family
patio. $500 down FHA buys this
Tor you.
ROCKLAND RAMBLER AVAILABLE
Yes We have one OF these much
sought after all brick front bay, q
bedrms. models with ige. Oh 4hes
loan to assume. " acre size yard
Convenient 70 all community facil-
tiles.
CARPORT-RAMBLER-A ssUM Z
l5t% LOAN-Move In with your
down payment. V acre tree
shaded lot, mod. kit. full dry
bsmt. Walk 10 library, dental clinic
and elem. school.
CONVENIENCE
Is the buy word Of this almost new
all brick, all plaster walls, split
level, Walk 70 elem. schools, "a blk.
70 downtown bus, churches and
Har Txeon close BY. blks. TO the
LARGEST area regional shopping
center, Near Sligo PIX. Rec. Center.
This Is q complete 4 level plan
not the usual ia level. with ultra
modern sunshine kit. Built-in Hot
Point appliances, . alissenine
baths. huge family room, plus
workshop In bsmt, Believe Il or
not only S22,50O,
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S BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
Brand new, in the best res. area
bath. LIST floor; 2 bedrms., bath,
End moor. Fin. rec. room, full
basement with bdrm. and bath.
ORerlooks park with small stream.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
96l3 BARROLL LANE
OPEN 1 to Z

Out Conn. ave. 10
Dunnel lane. right Q few steps to
Barrol lane and right to open
mouse.
Thomas L. Phillips Co.
1870 WIS. AVE. OIL. 4-l424
ROCK CREEK HILLS
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SILVER sPRING-6-rm. bungalow,
BY owner, very COW. 10 shop,
center and school: good investment
Open Sunday from 1 TO / pm.
sILykB SPHlNdi BY OWNER
FHA approved: ! bedrms.. , baths,
2 nfeplacea, garage, huge rec. rm,.
screened patio. wali-to-wali carpet
Ing. stormed and screened: beaut
shop Insu $1,000. Ju. $500 sn0
SILVER SPRING, 3 bedrms.. Nv
rm., dim. rm., kltch., III bath,
cor. lot, JU h-77s6.
s B.saiitu ffs some wonderful ss owE Oes.
rss.. iSsfs Kitchen. rHH sss.io
mo sls,hO0. ~, a-3O5l.
SILVER SPRING. iO703 Buekneli
spsrsiins; Clean G SrieE-and :. Stone q
ern XII. with table space, 3 bed.
rms, master bsdFm. huge. 2 baths.
i'ine-parelcf family rm., laundry
rm. and Workshop: iagstone patio
In front; lse .-sise porch: mr.,
proved: only $500 dn. Mrs.
Allsnosyorth on premises: ~,
Plysrs NH I'd: r., bIks: 70
ERIEDERIcK W oBERENs SALES
SILVER sPRING-2-bedrm. house.
bsmt level lot, Anchor fence;
sl2,b0O 10, b-4s6a.
SILVER SPRING, Forest Knobs
4-bedrm. brick split-level. Corner
lot: VI. old. S20.e5O. Assume
Oh loan. JU. a-ssg3.
SILVER SPRING. By owner. Dayton
st.-3 bedrm.- col, built.in gar,
windows, awnings. picture window
overlooking beaut. lanscaped yard
full bSmt., cow. TO alb schools
and shop, call for appt. 10. B.
036O.
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HOUSES roR sALE-mu.

TAKOMA PARK--2.family home;
close 10 ID. G. line and shopping,
Loads OF bedrms. A GOOD buy az
$1,000. TAKoMA REALTY. ~.
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SILVER sPRlI RING -; - By OWNER TER
for doctor. 4 bedrms,. 2 baths
h.-w.h., jalousied encl. porch,
family rm.. pan. liv. rm.. din. rm:
and nice kit; new. wall-to-wall
carpet: beaut. Handicapped with
many other fine features. Call
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3 Bedrooms Baths
Only $1,000 for this very attrac-
tive rambler, excel. cond.; full
bsmt. with finished rec. rm,; Ice
fenced corner To-.
MANovILL REALTY CORP.
LO 1910
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ND. 100 acres open
land; farmhouse and tenant house;
good road frontage; quick profit
for investor here.
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81 ACRES on Little Senaca Creek
Ions road frontage park-like set.
ting: $4,000. will finance part.
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TAKOMA PARK
$50 PARK AVE.

coLoRED OR WHITE
@petaeh'' Cape Cal S Coz. bsdrn Mu:
10 Inspect eali THaos. w W. P PARKS.
Ii. 6-3S92, DE. 2-ll63.
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Al sPARKLING BRICK RAMBIER

with everything you need. From
THREE bright hedrms. to an
inviting recreation room with q
SUMMER KITCHEN. Close to
schools, shopping. TRANSPORTATION.
FIRST TIME OFFERED: S17,500.
Better see this one today! *.
elusive with BOWERS BROS, AP.
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SILVER SPRING, si7,5OO = st
S STieR Colonial: is.ti. master BED.
rm.. built-in garage, sep. dinine
rm., firepl., screened porch. bsmt
Nice lot with trees. PRATT AND
STEVENSON, Ju. 5-4365. MA.
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4-bedrm., 2h-bath brick split level;
den, rec. rm.: lovely lot t9Ox300l
Wen Landscapes; PRICE g sell in
Spsn t s2dsy 10 ~ ?. FREDERICK
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AIR CONDITIONED - Like new:
4-bedrm Cape Cod: bsmt,, rec.
nm; cow. to schools, etc. Lovely
area; On. pymnt of 5000 incl.
settle. SOS mo. pays all. 10. g.
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\ FUUK-BEDkOOM SPARkLEk--
Located on quiet. attractive street.
This home has everything you
could ask for. ALL BRICK. 4
BEDROOMS, baths, recreation
room. SEPARATE dining room.
Situated on a MANICURED lovely
yard This home is SO clean It
glistens. Close to everything!l
Slg.250. This one Is well worth
seems! BOWERS BROS, AP. e
500
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IIIE5s AP. 1-I2bB. ~
'RAND-NEw BRICK RAMBLER

on a large h-acre wooded lot.
Three good-sized bedrooms, TWO
baths. TWO fireplaces, PORCH.
SEPARATE dining room and
many, many other features you'll
Just have to seel Walking distance
TO schools: S22,750 with GOOD
terms. Make 1t point to see this
oneli Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, AP, 7-S4OO.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
r. T. Watts Dies
At Sons Home

Robert T. (Bob) Watts, 70
farmer of the FL Bethel section
of Horny County, died at 7 p
III. "Wednesday al the home OF
"a son, Leon Watts. in the Daisy
section after short illness.
Nj. Watts was born in tn,
Bayboro section of Horny Coun-
~, son of the late Ben anC
Louise Hucks Watts. He was q
member of the First Pentecostal
Holiness Church in Conway.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs
Charlotte Dunn Watts; three
sons Frank Watts, Marion; Leon
Watts, Rt. 4, Loris, and Over
Watts. Rt. 3, Conway: a daught-
lcr. Mrs. L. C. (Ethel Mae) Has
lclden, Ri. |. Boneau: a brother
B. Frank Watts, R. 3, Conway: a
sister. Mrs. Pierce Hucks. Ri. 3
Conway; II grandchildren, anc
two great grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
EXTENSION SCHEDULE

October Is
Cherry Grove H. D., Friday
200 p. m.
DC ober II
II. D. Radio Program, Satur
day Ills a. m. over WENC.
October l9
Page Mill H. D. Monday, 2:Ot
p. III.
western Prong H. D. Monday
2:30 p. m. at Clubhouse
Pages Mill All Communit,
All Club, Monday, $50 D. m.
October 20
Sandy Plains H. D., Tuesday
200 p. m. with Mrs. Earl Cart
rette.
Evergreen Jr. All, Tuesday
loo p. m.
Evergreen Sr. All, Tuesday
200 p. m.
October 2
Cerro Gordo H. D., Wednes
day, BIS p. m.
October 22
Lake Waccamaw H. D. Thurs
day, 200 p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
Dedication And Homecoming Set
AT Old Zion Methodist Church

The new educational unit OF
the Old Zion Wesleyan Method
st Church will be DEDICATE,
Sunday. October Ia. q; the Ito.
service.
Homecoming will be observed
in the afternoon after a fellow
ship lunch. Conference Prcsi-
dent Rev. c. Wesley Lovin will
be the guest speaker.
"All members, former mem,
ers, former pastors and iricnts
are invited to attend the dedi-
cation and homecoming" Rev
Hal T. Brown, pastor, said to-
day.
The homecoming will precedt
the fall revival that begins Mon
day night, October 10, and con-
-lnueS through November |. Rev
Paul Whiteside, pastor Of tn,
Wesleyan church in Hickory. n
-, will be the evangelist.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
Pioneer CInb Fetes
Faculty Members

The Pioneer Study Club en-.
tertained members of the Tabor
City School faculty with a sup
per party Thursday evening in
the recreation hall of the Tabor
City Baptist Church. =
Also invited to attend the an
nual affair were the faculty
members. huSbadnS. or wives. and
the local ministers and their
wives and the P.T.A. president
and her husband.
The fall motif was graciously
observed in the decorations with
silver candelabras holding burn
ing taperS and Cornucopias hold
ing fruit.
Mrs. Ralph Inman, chairman of
the supper, presided at the bev-
eragc table. Miss Helen Butler
is club president.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
Horton Brothers
Furnish Room
AT Hospital

Squire" and Red" Horton
have done it again.
They have become bellweth-
erS in the current campaign to
raise $4,000 to furnish the
S3l5,000.0O addition to the Loris
Community Hospital.
S. F. Horton and his brother
r. G., (Red) Horton of Conway
have pledged $4,000 to the
hospital fund to furnish a room
in memory of their brother, III,
late Lewis Samuel Horton, Jr.
Lewis Samuel Horton. Jr.. was
graduated from Clemson in 1890
where he had been Commando
of the Senior Platoon and ;
member of the Senior Council.
He received an appointment
To West Point but alters a ycal
withdrew in order to get int,
active service during World Wan
II.
Commissioned 4 second l:cu
tenant, he was assigned as a.5,
TO Brig. Gen. Langc and Gur.u.
service with him Wa promote.
to first Lieutenant.
At his request. 1t. Horton was
released from this assignment
in order to join active troop.
and was placed IN command CT
Company c, l40th Infantry
Both Division. where he wor
promotion 10 the rank of cap.
tain
While engaged in reconnais.
anCe duty in Italy ut was killed
by snipcr from a hilltop.
The room 10 be furnished By
Squire and RED will bear A
plaque in memory of Capt
Horton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
Death Claims
Perry Devon Cox

Perry Devon Cox, So, of Route
| /, Clarendon died in the Loris
Community Hospital Friday aft
er period of declining health.
He was a retired Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Mechanic and a
farmer. Too, he was a Veteran
of World War I and a member
,of the American Legion Post of
Whiteville.
A native of Columbus County
his parents were the late Cor
Inelius Cox and Cora Thompkins
Cox.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at 4 p. m. in the For
est Lawn Baptist Church OF
which he was a member with
the Rev. CASTOR Hester officiat-
ing. Burial was in the Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Eva Williams Cox: one son,
Perry Devon Cox, Jr.: two dau-
ghters, Miss Shirley Cox and
Mrs. McRoy Gore of Tabor CITY;
three sisters, Mrs. Austin Avant,
OF Whiteville, Mrs. w. d. Edge
OF Nakina and Mrs. Ella Evans
of Whiteville: four brothers
Ernest Cox of Rocky Mount. B.
G. Cox of Florence. S. c., ]. c.
Cox of Richmond, Va. and Gene
Cox of Ash.