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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08
Spanking White
CoIoniol

North of Blvd. For young new
lYweds or tho retired couple. lst
floor hos living room with
corner wood burning fireplace.
dining room. pretty pink kitchen
with breohost bor for 2 plus
lst floor utility room and lovo-
tory: screened side porch; End
floor hos z mammoth bedrooms.
q den and q Jorge clay tile
bath. and loads of closet space
plus q cedU closet. Full bose-
ment. attached goIoge. nicely
ldndscoped you'd with q beouti-
full weeping willow. Price is
right. Nothing left to bs done
but move In.
EVERSON
Lake Shore al Eust 242nd
Redwood l-6200
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08
REAL ESTATE
BRICK COLONIAL
6n1SA SSAANl<A1
WIILOUCHBY OFF EUCLID

W1lLCUGHbY OFF EUCLID
3 bedroom home. close 10 oil
conveniences. Large living room
with fireplace, dining room.
kitchen with breokfost nook.
Recreation room. double garage.
80xl00 fl. lot. MdnY other extros.
Price reduced for quick sole.
Owner moving.
BRICK AND FRAME
WILLOUGHBY RANCH .
Atnuctivs 3 bedroom ronch
with divided basement. lorqe
living room. dining room. kitch-
en- with built in oven and runge.
Luge lot. double ottoched o.
rage. Plonned for quick sole.
RANCH OFT
WILLOWICK Dh.
Lovely 3 bedroom home. lorge
living room. kitchen. utility room.
notuYol woodwork. 2h-cu go-
rage. Asking Sls,so0.
: BEDROOMS
Colonial with double uttochsd
garage. living room. dining
room. kitchen down. Full bose
mont. In .Willoughby. just of
Euclid Ave. Close to schools,
shopping. and transportation.
Asking $23.500.
) bedroom yonch. lorge hvind
room. kitchen. utility room.
roughed IN gmoes. Asking
Sl3.900.
BUNGALOW
New ) bedroom brick Evina
room. kitchen with dinetts, util-
itY room, lWge lot. Asking
sl5.zoo.
BEACH PRIVILEGES
Attractive z bedroom ronch,
kitchen nice size. living room.
umple utility room, ottoched 90
rage. 80xl25 II. LOT. Asking
Sl5.e00.
CHARDCN
Locoted just q short distmce
from the squme this 4 bedroom
older home is in remarkable
condition. Remodeled kitchen
and dining room. 2 pmloys. l1s
buths. Lot s0x60o. Asking
Sl9.300.
COMMERCIAL
Drug store located in West Loke
County. Owner wishes 10 retire.
Some location IA Yeors.
Ambitious men or women
wishing to engage in real
estote soles coll Vine Reolty
for Appointment.
Y | N f
REALTY
36l45 Vine ST.
VIII. 2-4440
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08
Close to Lake


North Of Lake Shore in excellent
Location. Studio living room with
beamed ceiling. full dining
room. Kitchen is q womon's de-
light with nook. 2 bedrooms.
bath on lst. 2 bedrooms plus
sewing room and lovotorY on
End: poneled recYeouon room.
lh-cu garage. Owner left city.
thot's why you cun buy it at
the low price Of S24. 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08
REAL ESTATE
BRICK RANCH

5k rooms, full basement. lh
garage. ospholt drive. nicely
londscoped. Close to schools.
churches and shopping. Under
$4,000. Don't let this home pass
bvi
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08
Check These
Values
Ind Con fos Appointnsna
NoWl
n

IN 8. Williom's and Upson
school district In Euclid: only s
ysus old: IA gmoge; Cyclone
fencsd-in ymd. Owner leaving
city. This il q reol opportunity
for the night fomilY for only
$l6.9
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08
KIRK, LAND

1881; FOUR and one-hak acres.
bedroom home, z car garage: ask
ing Sl7,90O. Betty Hansen Realty.
8l9 East 185th ST., w. 6-2l3O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08

IN excellent condition. this love
" home hos PERSONALITY -
PLUS! I bedrooms down plus
room for z bedrooms and bath
up: cloy tie both. beautiful
noturol woodwork md hard
wood floors. new cWpeting in
living room. dropes. lmgs mod
srn kitchen with dinette, full
divided tiled basement. pmtiol
reueotion room. extrd lorgs e
con- qmoge. nicely londscoped
you'd. Coll 10 see this lovely
homo today. h won't lost!
S2o. 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08
Sl0.90O

HOLMES ave, income single; 2
kitchens, 2 full baths, basement,
garage. E. M. Ross, Inc, 1806l
Lake Shore blvd, w. 142O0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08
REAL ESTATE

BY owner, lot 1O5x635, Richmond
Heights off Highland and Rich
mond rds.. $500. KE. 1-4949.
BY owner: Groom single, newly
remodeled kitchen, new garage:
Holy Redeemer and Brett schools.
KE 1-4n61
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-08
BY OWNM-EASr al2th

North OF Blvd. close 10 loke:
Beach Club with tull privileges:
4 bedroom bungalow. modern
kitchen; built-in oven and
rmge. full basement 2-cm go-
ruge; ideol for lngs fomlY:
$ls.500. Cou RE. l-667z for
appointment
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-05

SMALL Jobs accepted, painting
paperhanging, removing. patch
plastering, wall washing. expert
enced. Gil. I-5105.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-05

EAST Cleveland. 5 rooms. up
white, no children, near rapid
bus. stores. II. 1-0722
BUSINESS woman viii share her
bedroom apartment with same.
RE l-252l
OLYMPIA I'd. 3 rooms and private
bath furnished. heat, 28 bus. kE
1859 after Friday
SOUTH Euclid. 5-room bungalow
with or without furniture. EV
l-28lq
HALF duplex. 5 rooms 2 bedrooms,
own yard. own drive and base
ment. $50. RA. l-l0l6.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-05

ROOMS, UP, sos a month, chile
accepted. kE. 1-7l03.
226OO EUCLID ave, Euclid, Ohio
new apartment. 3 rooms, refrig-
orator, store, S105 a month See
superintendent or call w. 1882
1914 NORTH Lockwood 6 rooms
! gas heat, S35 month, decorated
! HE. 1-7922.
1922 Casper rd., 5 rooms, bath up
gas heat, garage, adults. MU
| 1-O416.
D ROOM apartment. white. East
l17th-St. Clair, redecorated, ac-
cept children. GL. 1-2873.
) ROOMS upstairs, garage. between
WeStropp and Lake Shore. on
East 18th, white, S85. KE. l-5202.
4 MODERN rooms $50; street white,
new furnace. 626 East l17th. Gus
todian suite 2 MU. 1-7240
4 ROOMS and bath. furnished new
ly remodeled. Private entrance
Just right for two gentlemen or
couple. 19505 Chickasaw ave.
896 EAST 143rd, 4 rooms and bath
up, gas furnace. GL. 1858.
MENTOR. nicely furnished 5ia
iOplilS' garage, near shopping
and transportation. VIII. 2-2769
3 FURNISHED rooms and bath,
utilities included, S23 week, cou-
pie only. KE. 1887.
1 UNFURNISHED rooms, 1890
Holmes ave
8 ROOM side -by-side: gas furnace,
automatic hot water; no children.
1876 School ave
1915 McELHATTAN. S up; chill
dren; white; vacant; not in path
of freeway. UL. 1917.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-05

EXPERT service on Whirlpool,
| Kenmore washers and dryers,
workmanship guaranteed. Call
anytime. ~. l-7369.
PLASTERING, patching, free esti-
mates. RE. l-1248.
PLASTERING, patchwork, ceilings,
attics, work guaranteed. Call
Dave anytime. Gil. l-696i.
A better move for less; it's good
move to check our rates. Call PO.
l-7422. Checker Moving & Storage.
VAN covered. with lift gate, driver,
So per hour. Anytime, SW. l-22IO,
PR. l-0759.
HAULING. moving, rubbish re-
moved. yard cleaned, delivery
service. HE. l-0363.
MOVINGP Marvin Rutherford
movers van service; no JOB too
small. low rates, fully equipped.
SW. 5-6879.
SAGGING davenportS and chairs,
steel Webbed IN your home, no
fuss or dirt. Call S. WoolSton,
days UL. l-4030, evenings, UL.
l-454O.
PLASTERING, specializing in small
Jobs KE. 1864.
LIGHT moving and hauling, any
time, reasonable. Ralph Wahl.
KE. 1-l9l2.
UPHOLSTERING, furniture re-
built repaired. recovered; large
selections of fabrics, specialize In
cushion rebuilding. KE. l-2554,
MARSHALL 10th Frigidaire Serv-
ice and Repair. tree estimates,
work guaranteed. Ii. 1-3745.
GOOD plastering of all types, work
guaranteed. tree estimates. VIII.
4-0778
SANA-BLEACH washing fluid, de-
IIvered. 35c gal, gal 81 80; pine
cleaner, Sl.95; Eagle Stamps. EV.
l-O843. EV l-0470.
YOUNG man wants light moving
ana hauling any kind, reasonable.
KE. l-0499
LIGHT hauling; stoves. refrigerat-
ors, etc. kE. 1898.
WANT TO MOVE?
HEAVY and light hauling; reason
able. S475, driver and truck IN
sured, Rocky, MU. l-0272.
TRUCKING. Ii2-ton dump truck
rubbish removal; easements, ga
RACES. also cinders Mike s Truck
ing, Ii. i-390l.
MUSIC for all occasions. Call KE.
1883
RUBBISH, lumber, dirt. hauled
away; trees cut down, stump.s
taken out; winter rates. MI.
ELECTRICAL wiring. fuse boxes
easements reWired. general re-
pairs, very reasonable, estimates
free EN o-6C76
WALLPAPER steaming, painting,
paper hanging, long experience.
white, ~, 6-1992.
GENERAL painting work, Is years
experience, do work myself rea-
sonable, customer references and
insurance, try me and see. RE.
1-3548
PAPERING. painting and removing.
$40 to SIS per room. Al work,
white. MU. 1-0702.
VETERAN; interior painting kem-
painting; free estimate: reason
toning. wall washing, basement
able. kE. 1882.
ELECTRICAL wiring; air condi-
TONERS, ranges, dryers, garages,
recreation rooms; free estimates,
licensed. bonded. insured. Roll
and Electrical Co. VIII. 1869.
LESSONS, accordion and piano
| 291 East 2l3th St, William Smell
| Ter, accordions loaned and sold.
! RE. 1-1179
I15@o DISCOUNT on all storm win
! doWs and doors, installation in
| ciuded. Alwintite; guaranteed by
Good Housekeeping. GL. l-32O3.
WINDOW cleaning. wall washing,
wallpaper cleaning. EX. 1-4435.
TV. aerial service. Strictly aerial
installations, alignments and re-
| pairs. Free estimates. w. 1-0805.
EXPERT appliance service by for
mer Sears employee. VIII. 3-14l0.
| PLEASE prevent those tragic fires,
let me check your faulty wires
J reasonable, prompt AN. 1-0262.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-05

SMALL carpenter jobs. porches re-
paired and screened. reasonable
Ii 1-09l2
CARPENTRY. repairing Of all
kinds, recreation rooms, attic
steps, porches. etc. EV. 1925.
CARPENTRY, big or small. all
kinds of work; reasonable; free
estimates. VIII. 3-5l32.
CHIMNEYS, roofing. carpentry, at
tics, dormers, additions. etc,
recreation rooms, Waterprooflng
Job complete. WI 1881.
TWO brothers remodeling. formica
and repairs, additions. KE. 1-4442
PAINTING, wallwashing. neat work
at reasonable rates. RE. 1-5743.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-05

3 ROOMS and bath, up, newly
decorated. utilities furnished
laundry privileges with use Of
washer. Parking space in rear
Five Points-East 152nd ST. area
Gil. l-3203.
FIVE Points-East 152nd st. area
Neat 3l2 rooms with tile bath anC
shower. Living room rug, bed
room curtains and few pieces
of furniture if desired. Laundry
privileges and use of washer
Utilities furnished. Parking space
IN rear Call GL. l-3203
5-ROOM, half duplex. 1874 East
248th st. ". 15440.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Williamson Adds
4H Honors

Ann Williamson of the Cerro
Gordo Sr. All Club gained an
other All honor Wednesday.
April 20, as she was named Sub
District winner in the Dairy
Foods Demonstration Contest.
Ann emphasized getting more
milk In the diet and proper use
of leftovers by serving Dreamed
Vegetable Soup and meats using
white sauce.
Ann viii represent this coun-
ty area at the District Contest in
Elizabethtown in June. Since
1854. Ann has been working with
Dairy Foods Demonstration
Last year. she was District Win
ner and participated in the State
Contest. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Inman Williamson
of Cerro Gordo.
Frances Ann McClenncy of
Chadbourn Sr. All Club and
Sunday South Community All
Club teamed with Ann to demon
strate Cottage Cheese Cake.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Time To Fight

We hope that the merchants and businessmen
of Tabor City have the spirit of John Paul Jones.
For more than SO years, Tabor City has had
good strawberry market. There have been years
when the volume was not what it should have
been There have been years when the quality
of berries were not what they should have been.
And of course, there have been years when the
price was not what it should have been.
But generally down through those more than
five decades, the small berry farmers of the
could at least count a sale for the berries when
they brought them to Tabor City. AS of last
Saturday, that is not the case.
For many of the recent years, B. Alton Carroll
has bought berifos IN the local market Just about
everyone CO e:..ed will agree that he did fine
job, and without him, the market would have
gone years age. This year Mr.. Carroll decided to
retire from buying Strawberries. This was GER
tainly his privilege, and he told merchants in
plenty of time that he would not buy berries and
gave them the go-ahead to find another buyer
for the local market.
committee approached : Chadbourn firm
and was told that they would buy berries on the
Tabor City market this season. As the first berries
came to market the buyer was here. But then in
the middle of the season and with the volume
running ahead of last season, he suddenly calls
it quits. This leaves only the Chadbourn market
for local growers to carry their berry crops. And
the buyer hustled back to Chadbourn.
The Chadbourn berry firm certainly did the
Tabor City merchants wrong. He should never
nave agreed to buy on this market unless he in
tended to remain for the whole season. And if
the whole arrangement was designed to get Tabor
City out of the berry business, then the movement
successful - at least for the remainder of
this season.
But if Tabor City merchants take this kick
in the teeth lying down, then they have none of
the spirit of John Paul Jones who Just began to
fight when the going the toughest
Tabor City merchants need to start tow
ard planning for bigger and better strawberry
market next year than ever before. We think
that evey potential berry farmer should be per-
sonally contacted this fall and that good buying
power should be procured for next years straw
berry season. This can be done and the kick in the
teeth in reality be real God-send. 1t
really put in the berry business in bigger
and better way than ever before.
There always two sides to every question.
There is undoubtedly another side to loss of
the berry market. The fact that some berry
farmers were selling their crops at the end of the
to individuals rather than running them
through the market where that same individual
would have had the opportunity of buying, is
body blow to the success of any market Farmers
will have to support the market if it is to be
success and other States have long proven that
only where farmers do support market in large
volume is it Of any value to them.
We would like to a concerted effort on the
part of merchants and farmers to make next
years berry the biggest in many years.
And it can be done, too.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Smart Days"
End Saturday

Tabor City's townwide "Smart
Days" will end Saturday.
Members of the Tabor City
Merchants Association started
the big bargain event on April
30 with emphasis on reducing
prices on items that are now ir
season.
1--WE enjoyed brisk business
during the first weekend of the
promotion and hope customers
will take advantage of these
townwide bargains as they pur-
chase Mothers Day gifts" said
one spokesman for the Merchants
Association.
Mothers Day will be observ-
ed Sunday and many shoppers
are really playing it smart by
taking advantage of the extra
special prices during Smart
Days."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

airy The church found it necess-
airy to borrow S45, 900. This debt
vas paid in January of this year
DR.. Casper c. Warren and
Mrs. William X. MCGEE will be
the speakers at the services.
DR.. Warren, Director of the
10000 Movement of the South
ern Baptist Convention Jubilee
Advance Program, will speak
Sunday morning, using as his
SutSttt, "A Better Church To-
morrow" Dr. Warren is an out
standing Baptist leader. He is a
former pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church, Charlotte, past
president of the Baptist State
Convention of North Carolina
and past President of the South
ern Baptist Convention.
Mrs. William K. MCGEE. Pres
ident of Woman's Missionary
UnA of North Carolina, will
speak Sunday evening, using as
her subject, The Church and
Her World Mission" Mrs. Nc
Gee is graduate of Meredith
College and also an outstanding
Baptist leader. She served for
three years in the Student De-
partmcnt Of the Baptist State
convention, and three years as
Stewardship Chairman Of Wo-
mans Missionary Union of
NorN Carolina. In 1856 she was
elected President of Woman's
Missionary Union of North Car
DINA. She is the wife of DR.
William X. MCGEE. Director Of
UNCONVENTIONAL relations at the
baptist Hospital in Winston
Salem.
Also appearing on the program
VIII be two local men who play
cd an important part in the,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Berry Market Dies

buying last year: however. ne
said earlier this year that he
would not be buying on the ber-
ry market
When Carroll was not avail.
able as a buyer Wayne Bailey
Of Chadbourn was contacted anc
agreed to buy here
The announcement that Bail.
ey would not buy any more here
this season came as a surpris,
to merchants and there was no
enough time for them to rescue
the market from its fate.
ID walden, longtime score.
tary Of the Tabor City Market.
Continued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

Clyde C. Norris, 40, popular
and leading civic worker in the
Sandy Plain community was
killed Tuesday morning when
his tractor overturned while he
was working on his farm.
According to Columbus CO.
unity Coroner J. B. Long, Norris
had just completed a row when
the tractor turned over into a
ditch and the attached cultivat-
or hit the victim in the lower
abdomen.
Norris was found by his wife
shortly after noon. She began
looking for him when he failed
to come to the house for lunch.
He was pronounced dead on ar
rival at the Loris Community
Hospital.
The victim was member of
the Tabor City School Board
and belonged to the Sandy Plain
Development Association.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at p. m. in the Sandy
Plain Baptist Church. where he
was an active member serving
as church treasurer. The Rev
G.. Clyde Prince and the Gev.
Grover Faux will officiate with
burial in the Norris cemetery.
The body will remain at the In
man Funeral Home until one
hour prior TO the funeral at
which time it will lie in state at
the church.
Active pailbearerS will be ne
phews - Dupree Norris. Will
lard Norris, Jackie Norris. Nor
man Gore. Malcolm Wright and
Don Jernigan. Honorary pail
bearers include J. Oliver Prince -.
Don Hughes, John Soles, Jr.
Roland Gore, DR.. Ross M. Will
hanson. Ruey Hewett and Hor-
ace Roberts.
He is survived by his wife the
'ormer Ruby Gore; one daught-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

Tabor City's strawberry mark
Jet closed Saturday after having
operated continuously for over
so years.
The sudden withdrawal OF
Wayne Bailey of Chadbourn as
the major buying firm caused
the death of the local berry
market.
Two years ago IL appeared
that there would be no berry
market here, but last minute
hustling and raising Of funds
made possible a market. Alton
Carroll, longtime produce buyer
and friend of the farmer in this
respect, handled the marke,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Five Athletes Win
Performance Cups

Five outstanding athletes re-
ceived trophies Monday night at
the Tabor City High School
athletic awards banquet.
Voted by their teammates as
winners were Joel Hedgecoe,
most outstanding basketball play
!er. who received the Civitan
Award; Billy Soles, most valu-
able football player, who receiv-
ed the H. G. Cameron Award;
Jackie Small. most improved
football player. who received the
Rotary Award: Peggy Stanley,
most valuable girls basketball
player. who received the Jack
Strickland Award; Henry Neil
Wright, most valuable baseball
player. who received the Arthur
Prince Award.
School letters were presented
to those earning them In foot
ball and baseball. Presentations
were made by Coaches John
Small and Bermey Stevens.
In lieu Of a big name speaker
there were six athletes who de-
livered brief talks on various
subjects concerning athletics.
Make most of all that comes
and the least of that which goes. I"
said Bobby Soles.
THE goal in athletic training
Is success. Every person has an
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Piano Students
To Bo Presented
In Recital Here

The piano students of Mrs
Edward Collins will be present
ID in recital Monday, May IL,
1t 8 p. m. in the school audit
)rium
The class includes Pam Spi-
vey. Allan Thompson. Charlotte
Mercer. Dottie Sue Soles. Brcn-
day Faye Gore, Barbara Gar
rell. Frances Keith Thompkins.
Sue Kelly, Jerry Jolly. Ila Pearl
Hooks. Toby Burlcson. Stuart
Hickman. Bonnie Faye Grazing
or
Also Diane Boswell, Roy Gore,
Shirley Mcdowell. Carol Ann
O'Connor. Jordon Gore, Hilda
Grey Fowler, Judy Cox. Phillip
Lewis, Beverly Fowler. Donna
Ann Gore. Margaret
tnman and Kitty Kelly.
The public is invited to attend
he recital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
School Board
Appointments
Not Yet Settled

The Columbus County SchooI
Board appointments aren't We,
settled and 1t appears that the,
won't be until after the General
Assembly completes its work.
Representative Edward l.. Viii.
Hanson offered an amendment
to Senate bill that would re-
place three Of the members nam
ed by Senator Williamson.
Rep. Williamson would replace
]. T. Wooten. Jr., Page Benton
and Clyde Collier. In their place.
he names Jack Ickard of Ever
green, Carl Meares Of Fair Bluff
and Worth Williamson Of Chad.
bourn.
The bill as amended is ex-
pected to come out of committee
on Nay IL.
1t Is doubtful II Senator Arthur
Williamson will have any part
of the amendment. He earlier
stated that the petition by the
Columbus Democratic Executive
Committee was In his opinion 8
mandate to the county solons to
rename those currently serving
on the Board.
The petition, signed by Il OF
IS members Of the Executive
Committee. recommended that
the present County Board Of
Education be reappointed.
The senator and representative
haven't seen eye to eye on any
method for naming the county
board or the Whiteville city
school board.
II nothing is settled by the ad-
journmert Of the General As.
sembly the naming of the county
board will be left to the State
superintendent Of public educa-
ton. He will 60 by recommends.
tons of the County Democratic
executive committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
Bupfists Will Burn
Note On Sunday AT
Dedication, Service

\ Dedication and Note Burn
Ing Service will be held in the
Tabor City Baptist Church on
Sunday morning.
lQ 1850 the church began a
tht~-unit building program de-
signed 10 give it one of the most
modern church plants in the
State. The Sanctuary, the last of
the three units. was completed
in December, 1855.
The IlrSt two units were paid
Tor as they were Completed. But
IN order TO complete the Santu-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
MRS. MARY TODD

Mrs. Mary Todd is being adj
mitted to James Walker Memoir
ial Hospital, Wilmington, this
afternoon wednesday, for a
major kidney operation Friday
morning.
Her daughter, Mrs. Julian
Smith, Of Bethel, has been here
for several days on account OF
her illness and will accompany
her to the hospital and remain
there for several days.
Mrs. Todd's dining hall and
guest rooms will be in operation
during her illness.