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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
Trents Mill Items
Carter Reunion
Staged Sunday

On Fathers Day not many were
at church since different families
celebrated it in their homes.
AT MI. and Mrs. Curtis Connat-
sers, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Absher,
Mrs. Connatsers parents and most
of her brothers and sisters spent
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ownby, Of
Tennessee, are visiting their chill
dren and friends. They had re-
arion vi Mr. and Mrs. Ray OWnbys
n Winoina.
John Emerson, who is patient
at the Medical College Hospital in
Richmond. was at home to spend
Fathers Day with his family. We
wish him a speedy recovery
MI and Mrs. A. B. Jones cele-
brated the Carter reunion Sunday
While Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carter,
il Florida were here on vacation.
All OF Mrs Jones other brothers
and sisters joined them in the cele
bratlon.
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Jones spent
Fathers Day in Emporia visiting
Nh. and Mrs. G. r Davidson and
Mi. and Mrs Reuben Davidson.
r. J. Jones came to see his par
ents, Sunday.
4 The vacation Bible School al
Chapel Il progressing nicely in its
second week Of study. There are
about % on roll.
Miss Betty FL Jones has re
I turned to Westhamptca College t
take up other studies.
Most Of the housewives are en-
ioying flesh vegetables from thei
gardens.
Farmers are busy threshing small
grain and working corn ard Tobacco
Nine African nations to discus
Algerian conflict
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
Centenary Methodist Holds First
Bible School In New Church Addition

bringing things for It'd school each
morning and then returning again
ia the afternoon
Built III la24 on 4 two-acfe tract
of land given by the late Mrs
Harriet CroWder. the church sane
hlary Wa recently repaired and re-
decorated. Included IN the redecora-
ton project was The installation Of
colonial chandeliers made possible
by an anonymous gift.
The new educational building
which vas used for the first time
Oh Nay 10 was added at a cost Of
approximately 50 000. However, the
facility didn't actually cost that
much SINCE mot Of the work was
done BY church members Work
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

Vacation Bible School at Centen-
airy Methodist Church in Cumber-
land county marked a milestone in
the history Of the church it was The
first such school held in the new
educational building.
Thirty-six children received GER
tificates for attending the school
which opened June Is. Director Of
the school was Mrs. Leigh R. Won-
ack. She was assisted by Mrs
Billie McAbee. Mrs.sJ. S. Hoeman
Mrs. Charles Wonack. and Misses
Mary Jane Tremble. Anne Agee
Phyllis Matthews. Helen Hilton, Vir-
lie Dennis and Virginia Womack
Mrs. Conduit Matthews, though not
a teacher, contributed her share by
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

done by members included such
things as the electrical wiring. etc.
Begun in February. the new adj
dition was made possible by gen.
erous contributions from many in
terested friends Of the church and
the members themselves according
to the pastor. the Rev. Trueman R.
Tremble.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

New York City will be available
for solo work for the summer She
is planning to attend LongWood Col
lege to set her B. M. degree.
Nh. and Mrs. William V. London
and daughters, Of Arlington. spent
the week end with the Ransones in
the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Carter
and son, Of Richmond, visited his
parents Sunday.
Miss sallie Guy Davis continues
i'll il her home here.
Visitor From Carolina
Dean Irving. Of North Carolina,
is visiting his uncle, Frank Dean
Irving.
Members Of Lakeside Village are
enjoying the beaches there during
The lot weather. P;cnics are being
held there every day, with guests
from All around Virginia and olhel
states
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Waters, Of
Massachusetts, announce the ar
rival If d son MRS waters II a
daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-. Wistal
Anderson.
Revival Services
/ Revival services are IL progress
this week at the Gainesville Bap
list Church
Francis Dillard. Jr.. and sister
Carolyn, Of South Boston, have re
turned to their home after spending
two weeks with their grandmother
Randee London retained to he
home ii Arlington Sunday alta
spending week With Hot grandpar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j Alex. Ran
some
Mis- Linda walton III spending
week with relatives III Richmond
Mrs Martha Rollings. Of Rich
mond VIII spend the summer her
WITH her mother Mrs An H. saeac
Kari Boss, Jill. Johnnie Boaa-
LLOYD Martin JILL Irving Marsha
Baker and Latney Baker are in Ma
tional Guard tFainin# III Indiantow
Gap. Pa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
Gainesville News
Beckers From New
York Move Into New
Cartersville Home

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Becker and
family. of Long Island, N. Y, who
have been visiting the Blantons at
"Chantilly viii be moving Tito
their new home, Henpstead in
Gainesville this week.
Their daughter, MS Susan
Becker a voice student Of Mrs.
Nuta Thorner at Carnegie Hall III
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
KENNEDY PLANS RESPITE

A vacation from campaigning will
be Senator Kennedy's answer to
signs he may be running in front
too early in the 1860 Democratic
Presidential sweepstakes.
The Massachusetts senator has
spoken at party rallies in nearly
every section of the country. But he
plans three-month layoff after he
fills commitments which will keep
him busy til early July.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-20

There were hospital patients
Thursday morning,
Patients Admitted
Mrs c. A. Morris. DillWyn Mrs.
f. r. RepaSS. Appomattox. Miss
Hannah Repass. Amelia r N Wat
klns. Farmville. Ms. Eaanie Rod
gers. KinesWlla. S A. Stephen,
Crewe, J.. G. Walton, DlllwYn I.
H. Singleton Palmplin Mrs. Ernest
Newcomb, Chase City. T R Hamil-
ton, CreWe.
Also, Mr. o. = Hamlett. Rice.
Mrs. D. r DosT F'armvlle. G. H.
Franklin. Farniville Mrs A. j.
Dandy. Cumberland Miss Jean
Hickman Burkeville: Miss Patricia
McFadden Prospect Henry Davis
Victoria, Mrs j r Frank. Rice.
Mrs P 6 Ditserson, Farmvllle.
and Guthrie Goodman. Amelia
Births
Nh and Mrs Clarence Wenger,
Blackstone boy, Feb It,
MI and Mrs. R G. Harris Pho
nix, girl Feb l6
Nh. and MRS b Z. DAYS Farm
vile boy. Feb is.
Nh and Mr. Albert Bow.n. Rice
boy Feb l8
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-20
Women OF the Moose-Thursday

Women OF the Moose-Thursday,
Feb. 10, pm, at the lodge.
Weyanoke Garden CIub-Friday
Feb. 20, $3.50 with Mrs. Robert
Burger. p eric d ARRANGEMENTS
will be topic Of speaker, Mrs. j. c.
Bondurant Exhibit: copy a picture
using fresh, dried or artificial ma
terial.
Farmville branch, AAUW-Satur-
day, Feb 81, | pm. at the Long
wood College tea room Luncheon
meeting. Guest speaker. Mrs j. S.
G. Carson. state president
Judith Randolph Patriotic Ban
quet-Thursday, Feb. -, $50 pm,
at LongWood House.
Farmvile Baptist Church Circles
Monday Feb 23, s pm. Cornelia
Leavell with Mrs w. B. Bruce. ST. I.
Eva Sanders with Mrs. Dan Lock
lair, Elizabeth Hale with Mrs. S.
w. PNtney and Edith Bradshaw at
the Baptist Student Center Tues
day. Feb "a, 10 hm. CAROLYN God
win with Mrs = A Smith and
Frances Bagby With alrs. O. 3
Blair. Monday. Fob %. pm.
Frances Hudgins With Mrs Robert
Anderson; Ruth Kcrscy with Mrs
w. H CrenShaW and Marie Van
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-20

Dr. and Mrs j. A. Mcclellan
and children, Susan and Allen, were
in Richmond this week where they
visited DR.. Waverly Cole.
H. R. Wood and Roy Coleman at
tended a Sears convention Thurs
day in Wilson, n C.
Mrs. Eleanor Davis will attend an
AFL-CIO meeting in Roanoke this
week end as q delegate from the
Mitchell Garment factory
Miss Virginia Tindan,. Of Airing
ton. visited her cousin, Mrs. John
Warner. and family during the
week
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan. Mrs.
George Sheffield and Miss Linda
Gail Sheffield attended the funeral
Of their cousin, jimmie English, in
Roanoke Tuesday
Nr and Mrs Walter Morton were
recently in Hamlet. N. c.. where
they visited their daughter. Miss
BERTHE Morton, at the Hamlet Hos
pital School OF Nursing.
Miss Suzanne aIica4d,- Of Char
lottesFille, was the guest Of Fay
Martin for the week end in the c.
Il. Martin home
E A. Parry. Jr., OF Cape Charles.
was the guest Of his sister and
family. Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Nhlta-
ker, few days this week.
TO be guests Of Mr. and Mrs. A.
p. Latoon. il. for the week end are
her hrother-in-laW and sister. Mr.
/, and mrs Levin Hoover. Of Balti-
more, Md. and her mother. Mrs
Mamie Caldwell Of Richmond.
\ Among those who were in Farm
\ vile for the annual sales meeting
of Johns Equipment Company this
week we're Harold Tenant, Of Port
land, Ore. p f. Redman, Of Water
loo, Iowa Marvin Ruff. Of Dover,
Del. and Fred Maxey and Fred
Lancaster, Of Richmond.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace johnson
\ and daughter, Debbie. and Nh. and
Mrs Z. G. Hamlet have been
/ guests in the William Harding
home il Richmond.
Nh. and Mrs Bethel Thompson
visited friends III Richmond during
the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Estes and
daughter. Janet, recently returned
after Vacatonne in Florida
Mrs. Daisy s. Brdgeforth Is visits
trg her daughter Mrs W. B. Wat
Hin~ and family n Stuart
Mr and Mrs. George Lloyd were
recent guests Of Her parents. MI
and Mrs- james Gibbons. II New
port N9M-
III. M NJ. Elliott " Durham.
M Il w4s rhe gileSt Ell hi~ brother
and +iSter-'T-laW Mn. HID Mr. \
Watson Elliott. during tic week end.
Nir a.d Mi> Lesser Jones had A
hieii'- gHests for tha week end MI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-20
5 1s:;5 4;;.: Dr;;r;;n ).
Is The Safest

Many grave markers could be
inscribed: Il had the righ,-of-
way! +" Most drivers should realize
by now that having the "rlght-of-
way is one thing. but that insist
ing on taking it IS a horse OF a
different color. It's no guarantee
for survival.
So you cant count 700 heavily on
your so-called legal rights when
driving You've got to anticipate
and give way to the reckless and
careless motorist
You can only hope that the Law
or his conscience catches up with
him before he becomes a vital
statistic
Meanwhile always expect TIE
other driver to Dc the wrong thing
and ha rrcnawca "a otaA1 N-n1
Here are some things vol can
expect Of this type Of driver:
he ) inclined to trespass Oh Your
side Of the road
He tries 70 beat traffic iiaht-
He may halt at 5top--ireet
then gun his car into thc oath Of
traffic.
He cuts III and out Of traffic and
actually dares yousto scrape his
fender.
H cuts ii front d you to rnakc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-20
Cala.l Gray Shepard
Celebrates Birthday

calyI CRAY Shepard celebrated
her sixth birthday with party last
Thursday Al the Shepard home on
Park avenue
Guests we're Mike Carpenter, Bill
CLANCY Kent LeWis Tommy Mer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-20


There Is nothing that makes a
woman appear as we'll dressed
- good posture IT YOU know
how 70 carry yourself, you can
display your clothes To pertec-
tioh- Always hold your head
erect, even when reading, writ
ing OF sewing. Keep your Shout
ders back and your abdomen
i'll. You'll be amazed at how
much better you'll look and
feel
There is nothing that makes a
Wonlan's hair as attractive as
the right color. For a pretty.
natural looking shade. come to
the Vanity Beauty Shop, Farm
vile. Hair coloring is ali art
with us. Call 800.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-20

Tommy jenkins, Of Fort Knox.
Ky, spent the week end With his
parents, MI. and Mrs H II Jen-
klns.
Mr. and Mrs Matthew White Pat
rick, Of White Oak. S G., are guests
Of Dr.. and Mrs. Ray A Moore
Miss Doris spillman of Rich
mond spent the week end with Miss
Sarah Wilkefson
Miss B i b ia McLaushlin Isl
spending the week IN Richmond
Miss Patsy Sanford, Of Churchland.
will accompany a group Of hiel
school girls 10 Lo1gWood College fos
the week end. White here Miss Sam
ford will be the guest Of her par
ents. Nh and Mrs Leland Sanford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-06

tious game contract. East won
with the king of spades and
returned the nine of clubs.
South fineSsed the queen and
West won with the king. After
some thought West returned
the queen of spades, forcing
dummy to ruff. 1t was a good
defensive idea. but it enabled
South to read" the entire
hand.
West would be interested in
removing dummy'S trumps
only if he held XXX of
trumps. He would not worry
about dummy'S trumps if he
had only low trumps or even
if he had Xxx. Moreover it
was clear that East still had
a club; if West had started
with five clubs he would have
returned a club for his partner
to ruff.
In short, South knew the
hand, just as though the cards
were all face up on the table.
This helped him find the right
line of play.
DiScards Spades
After ruffing the spade in
dummy declarer cashed dunn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-06
BOOkcase.HeadbOard

Plenty Of room for q library
OF nighttime reodina q rodio
and all your bedtime conven-
fences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-06

After ruffing the spade in
dummy declarer cashed dunn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-06

my's top diamonds to discard
his last two spades. Then he
got to his hand with a club and
led a low heart to finesse
dummyS nine. East won with
the queen and led a spade, but
South ruffed in his own hand.
1t was for just this reason that
he had cashed the diamonds
to discard his spades.
Now South led the jack of
hearts through West. There
was no defense. West played
low and South's jack held.
South ran his clubs to make
sure of the rest of the tricks.
When South led his last club
Vests king of trumps was
trapped.
Maybe we can draw an auul-
tional moral from this hand.
You can afford to bid ambi-
tious games of this kind if
you're able to find the perfect
line of play.
Daily Question
AS dealer you hold:
AAK1O94 VQ4 UQ1O64 %95
What do you bid?
Answer: One spade. This is
a borderline case, and you open
the bidding because you have
a strong five-card major suit.
If the suit were a minor, or
weaker, you would pass.
tCopyright, 1859, Genl Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-06
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Opponents Play Shows His Hand
KERRY DRAKE
JULIET JONES
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
United States Masters Team Champion

You may not be delighted
when an opponent tries to kick
you in the teeth, but at least
you learn something about his
intentions. This sort of infor-
nation may help you defend
yourself.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
AQ82 AJAX 1904
3K83 3Q4
1J75 1Q1O64
%K843 &95
SOUTH
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AQJ102
North East South West
10 - "a "a
80 Pass 81 Pass
~ All pass
Opening lead: Spade deuce.
West opened the deuce OF
spades against South's ambi-
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1959-11-23
CAPITOL GETS FACE SLIP ING

The nations Capitol. : Like an aging
caresses Of. time and Weather.
Lacy scaffo1ding. surrounds the Cap
ito1 dome, VISIBLE. to thousands Of
tourists and official guests.The stat
ell East Front is. faceless, with the
steps; columns and sculpture removed
for q face-changing.
The present rec construction is the
second maj or face-1ifting for the Cap.
ito1 since the five sections Of the
building were completed in 1869. Not
since the cast iron dome was set atop
the rotunda during the Civil War, has
there been such activity around the
Capitol building.
When the East Front superstructure
Is comp1 hedu1ed for fall 1861
the facade will have been extended 32aa
feet beyond the original Boundaries
The $l7 million Construct ton job was
Se~uired to correct a major ARCHITECT
*usal defect due to the base Of the
lone extending oven: the east portico.
The defect gave the" Impression Of Lack
Of support.
Besides the East Front and the dome,
the statuary-Waf, Peace, Hope, Justice
and America are also .getting a new 1ook.
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1959-11-23

scu1ptors are replacing or repairing
the famous naidens who show the years
more than they should.
The statue Of Peace, carved nearly
l2o years ago, has lost her nose, chair,
shoulders, both arms and some Of her
garments. Scu1ptors will replace her
lost members with plaster and metal
strips. Then she'll be shipped to
Vermont marble quarry to serve as a
model for rep1acement. "
Though. War, Hope and Justice are not
as seriously damaged, they have been
repaired with plaster.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Gloss chain . Silver lsod
ieieles . Silver reynolon ieieIes . Iinsel
sorlend Light rsflsciors . Novelty
dwarf ornaments . Ornament hangers.
And mony others 10 meke your tree
trimming complete.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

a Cmih-MEE-sis); &C Cmih-
neh-STROH-nee); s. q
(MIS-kree-unt); 6.-b (mih-
SOJ-ih-nisD; 7.-c Mit-uh:
gayt); &C Cmih-TOH-sis); 9,
a MITS-vah); 10. - b
CMOHT).
- &&&
Do you know the most COM
mon errors of grammar and
usage and how to avoid them?
For a list of common mistakes
and advice on how to improve
your speech and writing, sim
ply send a self-addressed,
stamped envelope, plus 10 cents
to cover handling. to William
Norris, GOOD GRAMMAR, in
care Of this newspaper.
released BY The Bell syndicate)
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Today's game is based upon
10 words beginning with M"
which may prove valuable ad-
ditions to your vocabulary. AZ
ter each numbered word you
will find q word Of almost the
same meaning among the three
words and phrases following it.
When you have all the answers,
check against the correct pair
ings at the bottom. Here is
how to score the quiz: ten cor
rect. excellent; eight or nine,
good; six or seven. fair.
/. Microcosm: Ca) little
world; tb) powerful optical in
strument; (c) visible bacteria.
2. Migraine: (a) migrant
bird; (b) severe headache; (c)
finely ground grain.
3. Mimesis: (a) mimicry; (b)
cell division in plants; (c) abil-
Iity to match colors.
4. Minestrone: (a) aged Ital-
ian duenna; (b) timer for
piano practice; (c) Italian
vegetable soup.
5. Miscreant: (a) crazy mix
ed-up kid; (b) playboy; (c)
villain.
s. Misogynist: (a) one who
hates babies; (b) one who
hates women: (c) one who
hates people.
Z. Mitigate: (a) beat un-
mercifully; (b) work against;
(c) make less painful.
8. Mitosis: (a) bad breath in
children; Cb) occipital concus-
sion; (c) method of cell divi-
sion.
8. Mitzvah: Ca Command
ment or precept: Cb) cere-
mony; (c) 18th birthday.
10. Moat: (a) speck in ones
eye; (b) deep ditch; (c) bur-
rowing rodent.
ANSWERS with pronuncia-
tions): l. "A MY-kruh-
cos'm): 2.-b My-grane); s.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27

Mrs. Marvin Lewis of Sandy
Plains.
Mrs. Eugene Smith of West
ern Prong reported that IL clubs
participated in National Home
Demonstration Week"
Mrs. Gordon Walters, County
Arts and Crafts Leader. announc-
ed Craft Camp to be held August
1928. The place is not known
yet.
Mrs. Alma Bullock of CerrC
Gordo reported on the District
Meeting held in Proctorvillc
April =.
The 1883 delegates to Farm
Home Week" in Raleigh gave =
skit and encouraged all members
who could to attend this year,
June 9-12.
The next meeting of County
Council will be September %.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27

Miss Sylvia Small of Fair Bluff
will be the instructor for the
Vera Marchette School Of DaA e.
Glasses will be offered in Bal
let, Tap. Baton, Ball Room, and
Acrobatic.
Registration for 25 students
is open now and Mrs. Mercer is
anxious to complete the roster
FOR organizing the classes while
Miss Small's services are avail
able
Mrs. MERGERS phone NUM- b
is 563l. Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Truetonc TV Sets
Reach HIGH Mlri,

Frt AIRS : I Rogers
owner. of the Western Auto deal
.r. ,ror., +, Tabor civ v.c~c NOT
... .....,.., .... -.r.- off TIN,
....... $50. distributed
..... .rr.r,rr Western
.... ...... 90. .Da 5..l,r stores
.... r... ,.. & rr0 0o0 ma,l,
.r... .....s ,r. ,.2, fin.
.........,..... ..... r,.,l. mas bcor
.r... ,,.... Weston, Au,o Is
Pm .r.. .... .. ,.7,.I.,..
Crr.... \rr,..rs.,-. .,rnbi.a,,,,
.,-.,I..-. ,.. ..r,..,.-.., a., M
..ar. n- rr..,...s .rr. ..r,,.r,.
u.qs b.u,,, ~ Kars.. csc II,
lqoo
f., r,-,r...,- ,....,, VT, ..r
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Cancer Crusade
Continues Here

The 1859 Cancer Crusade IS.
continuing in Tabor City and
throughout the county with 81
two-foId program announced Of
ficials today.
The purpose of the campaign
is to give the public authentic
information on cancer and 60
solicit funds for the three fields
% CndCaVOr RESEARCH
EDUCATION AND SERVICE
carried on by the American Gem
cor Society.
OF the funds raised in the
county forty percent j. retained
in the local account with the
major part going to service for
"a'i."ts y. Huffman. Jr. is
treasurer and the money is de
- ~.'"i in the Waccamaw Bank
an' Trust Company with all cX-
n,..i'u~.~ hc."- made ny check.
~ dat. Columbus has raised
during this crusade a total of
s 2G9G5 with Tabor City citi-
.r, contributing 1888 50 of this
amount. The Tabor City COM
mittec is shooting for $500 and
the crusade will continue FOR
several days yet in an effort 20
reach the goal.
Mrs. Mae S. Young is area
chairman for Tabor City with
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
ROGERS BEACH GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs. s. r Rogers had
rs their guests at their Ocean
Drive Beach. cottage last wool
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Farmer and
children Of Hamlet. Joinir" ihCm
for tfn weekend were W. and
Mrs. Billy rogers and daughter.
LCsa. also Elain Ficfcr and Rich
ard Stevens of Whi'CvillC: Mr.
md Mrs. Sammy Rogers and
laughter. Janet. of Wilmington.
Mrs. Clyde Norris. Hickey Jean
Norris. Bunny Gore. Buster BOs-
we'll and Freddy Rogers Of Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Flower Show
Viewed BY
County HID

Seventy-five home demonstra-
ton club members throughout
Columbus County gathered in
the Agricultural Building Mon
day. May IS. for the County
Council meeting featuring a
flower show as the program. Ed
red Hickman of Tabor City. Mrs.
w. F. Yates of Chadbourn. and
Mrs. j. b. Eurc of Fair Bluff
served as judges for the flower
show and gave hints on how the
arrangements might be improved
Seventeen club members mod
eled hats they had made in the
recent hat workshops, and thirty
modelled dresses they had made.
Officers were elected for 1866
81 as follows: President, Mrs.
Robert Yates of Chadbourn; Vice
president, Mrs. W. c.. Carter of
SMYRNA: Secretary. Mrs. Ralph
Jolly of New Life: Treasurer
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27

desiring may purchase a years
permit for 10 dollars. Whether
the payment is for an annual
permit or for each time used il
entities not only the stakeholder
but his entire family to use the
facilities.
Stockholders who have proper
~ adjoining the lake and have
their private boats locked away
from the front part of the lake
are required to pay $40 annual.
~ for use of the facilities. They
are not permitted to pay for each
time they use the facilities but
are required to purchase the $40
permit.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
FIRST AID

With the problem of home ac-
cidents continually facing home
makers. n great deal of interest
has been stimulated in First Aid
in the Home. First Aid will be
the topic in the home demonstra-
ton clubs in Columbus County
during the month Of June. Fri
day afternoon. May 20. at 200
pm. in the Agricultural Build
ing in Whitcvillc. Health Lead
ers from each club will receive
training for the June dcmonstra-
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27

volunteer workers from the Cred
It Women's Breakfast Club. a
teen-age group, also co-leaders.
Mrs. ]. A. Herlocker. Mrs. Eve
Ign Martin, and DIR. Ross NJ.
Williamson.
Contributions being directed
mail should be addressed to Mrs.
Young or Mr.. Huffman with
checks made payable to the
American Cancer Society.
Other officials of the County
Unit include Mrs. Evelyn Leon
ard, president. Wray Thompson
Crusade chairman, and Joe S.
Mann. area chairman.