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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
Butler Custer Urged
By Virginia Democrats

per cent in favor of getting rid
of Mr.. Butler. :"
The national chairman
touched off a bitter intra-
party hassle in a television in
terview Sunday by criticizing
Democratic congressional lead
ers for steering what he termed
too conservative and moderate
a course. II the Democratic
Congress doesn't get busy and
progressive. Mr.. Butler said,
we're going to be in a tough
situation in 1861" the presi-
dental election year
Mr.. Butler also said views
of Southern leaders in Congress
do not represent the Demo-
cratic national viewpoint.
Senator Byrd said Mr.. Butler
sis willing, apparently, to de-
stroy the Democratic party for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

passage OF civil rights measures
and other radical legislation.
He's doing a great disservice
to the party"
Senator Robertson said that
not only was Mr.. Buffers criti-
cism unjustified, but his whole
political philosophy is so I'M
sound that I feel that his eff
forts to dictate the policy OF
the Democratic Party should
be completely repudiated."
1t seems that Mr.. Butler lis
doing everything he can to
divide and break up the party,
going out of his way to try and
push out the South" Mr..
Switzer said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

scheduled hearings include
representatives of the American
Medical Association. labor
groups and other interested
organizations and individuals.
No committee action is ex-
pected during the present ses-
sion of Congress on the legisla-
ton, which in the past has
been labeled "Socialized medi-
cine" by its opponents.
Specifically before the COM
mittee is a bill sponsored by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
Hits With One Arm

EDISON, N. J. (AP)-Walt
Kovacs, l6, Edison Township
High School junior, bats 800
and can drive a ball almost 400
feet. A centerfielder, he can
bat only from the left side. He
was born without a right arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

Representative Forand, Demo-
crat of Rhode Island.
The bill would provide for
increases in social security
taxes paid by employers and
employees to finance the cost
of the program. The increase
would amount to one-quarter
of one per cent of earnings by
both employers and employees.
Comparable increases would
apply to self-employed persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

RICHMOND, July 8.-Top
Virginia Democrats say 1t is
time for Paul Butler to be re-
placed as national chairman.
Senator Harry F. Byrd,
leader of the Democratic State
organization, said Mr.. Butler
should be thrown out" Of
Office at the earliest possible
time" And G. Fred Switzer
Of Harrisonburg. Va, national
committeeman, said he is 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

and Welfare, who would be re-
quired to work in cooperation
with a national advisory health
council.
4. The SECRETARY could con-
tract with private nonprofit
organizations to provide hos
pital, nursing home and surgi-
cal services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
House Sets Hearings
On Health Insurance
BY the Associated Press

The House Ways and Means Committee will start public
hearings next week proposals to provide Government
backed medical and disqualification insurance for all persons
under the social security program.
The ead-of witness will be Secretary of Welfare Flem-
ming Others expected testify during the one week of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

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Evening star., 1959-10-30

Program" by Miss Katherine
M. Baugh Of Alexandria.
DR.. Mary Bradshaw, inter-
national relations professor
at American University's
School Of International Serv-
ice. and Hafeez Malik, Pakis-
TAM student doing graduate
work at the University Of
Syracuse, will join in the
morning discussions.
The final feature Of the
day viii be proposals for pos
sible legislation in the fields
under discussion by Mrs. Ray
mond F. Pelissier, AAUW ma
tional legislative chairman.
The program was arranged
by Mrs. Thomas E. Gootee,
workshop chairman for the
Northern Virginia AAUW.
The Falls Church Wom-
ems Clubs will serve a lunch
con at noon.
Evening star., 1959-10-30

on a lamp, or what color
makes a happy background
for her personality.
I have some friends who
have a house in the country
with an attractive living
room. They claim that the
wallpaper they chose is such
a perfect background that it
enhances all feminine guests.
Perhaps it's just because
they are having a good time
and look so happy, but every
one does seem to look charm
ing. Choose a background
that will make you sparkle!
Mrs. ID. A. S. asks:
Can you give me a color
scheme that looks refreshing
ly new for my bathroom"
Dear Mrs. d. A. S.:
Have you seen those brand
new butterscotch towels?
Steal your color theme from
this soft. yet definite new
color! There are flowered
bath towels (butterscotch
roses on white terry and
solid-color bath rugs, mats,
shower and window curtains
all keyed to the gently dra-
matte butterscotch theme.
With white walls. a butter
scotch ceiling and two pots
of hardy green ivy, your
bathroom should look as in
viting as a fresh batch of
butterScotch candy!
Mrs. E. M. asks:
AT last we have our base
ment fixed up for a family
room. Would you suggest a
good idea for furnishing it
with an eye on our budget?
We have refused a lot Of
junk that people wanted to
get rid of. We'd like some
thing comfortable, fresh look
ing and practical"
Dear Mrs. EN-:
There is an inexpensive
Evening star., 1959-10-30

Church, Va, under auspices
OF the Northern Virginia
Branches, American Associa-
ton Of University Women.
Guest speakers will include
c. s. Krishna Moorthy,
Counselor Of the Indian EN-
bassy, and Mrs. p. Govindan
Nair, wife Of the Economic
Minister of the Indian EN-
bassy. The two will address
the group in the afternoon.
The workshop will get un-
derway at $3.50 am. with
presentation of the follow
ing papers: Mass Aspirations
Of Asian, African and Latin
American Peoples in a Nu-
clear Age" by Mrs. Donald
K. Stevens Of Arlington; "The
Population Explosion" by Mrs.
Harold S. Sheridan of SPRING
field and "The Economic As
poets of the Mutual Security
Evening star., 1959-10-30
Defense Board Wives
Launch Cookbook

A Pan-American cookbook
this years special project
Of the Inter-American De-
tense Board Wives Club
got of to a good start yester-
day at the groups first lunch
con Of the season at the Fort
Myer Ofiicers Club.
Members were asked to
bring at least three recipes
from their respective coun-
tries to turn over to a COM
mittee headed by Mrs. Ed
ward w. Folger.
The book is to be published
In both English and Spanish.
All Of the recipes chosen
will be tested Sin advance,
1t was explained. A committee
Of eight will arrange to per-
sonally try out the various
Evening star., 1959-10-30

specialties at informal cook
ing parties.
An effort also will be made
to select recipes calling for
ingredients which can be OBJ
tained without difficulty.
The testing committee will
include Mrs. Lemuel Mathew
son, new honorary president
of the club, whose husband
has succeeded Gen. Lemuel
c. Shepherd as chairman Of
the IADB.
Mrs. Mathewson was on
hand yesterday to greet the
members in her new role.
She also presented a gift to
Mrs. Luis Edgardo de Llosa Of
Peru, wife of the retiring vice
chairman of the IADB, as a
memento Of her unfailing
Evening star., 1959-10-30

helpfulness to the wives
group.
Mrs. Shepherd was a
special guest.
The program feature was a
fashion show arranged by
Mrs. George B. Jordan, with
Mrs. Ruben Ortiz acting as
mistress of ceremonies.
The clubs special project
last year was the compilation
Of a Newcomers Guide to
Washington" to aid IADB
families. Published in English
last year, it is now available
in Spanish, club members
were told yesterday.
Evening star., 1959-10-30
Workshop Set
In Fulls Church

A workshop on the "World
Economic Revolution" will be
held tomorrow at the Falls
Church Women's Club, on
Washington boulevard, Falls
Evening star., 1959-10-30

I think would be Just what
you had In mind.
It's rugged. yet good look
ing, comfortable without. the
heaviness Of wood. and comes
with enchanting colored cush-
ions with removable zippered
coverings.
There are corner lamp
tables-sofa end tables (all
table tops are mar-proof) and
a table that adjusts to three
heights coffee to dining)
Doesn't that sound practical2
cOpyrisht 1859, Dorothy Draper
80
"Bs Your Own Decorator" q
fascinating and most informative
booklet by Dorothy Draper, is ovoil-
oble to readers Of this newpoper.
Send Is cents in coin and your nome
and address printed. core Of The
Evening StoL Mrs. Draper cannot
onswer personal moiI. but will use
the most interesting questions in
her column.
Evening star., 1959-10-30
Bennington College
Representatives Due

Two representatives from
Bennington College in YER
mont will be here November
1918 to visit area high
schools and interview college
advisors and prospective stu
dents.
Miss r e becca Stickney,
director Of admissions, and
Mrs. Helen Webster Feeley,
alumnae director, will be
headquartered at the Statler
Hotel.
Evening star., 1959-10-30
Ask
Dorothy Draper
WeHDressed Person Is Apt
To Choose Decor Tustefully

It is always fascinating to me to see what people
do with their houses or apartments.
well-dreSSed person usually has weldressed
apartment because just as she knows what gloves
60 with her costume, so she seems to sense (there
are no rules what kind of q lampshade belongs
Evening star., 1959-10-30

type Of rattan furniture
called Hawaiian Casual which
Evening star., 1959-10-30

Look what we've found an exciting collection of
suits with great designer flair, partially lined skirts,
the kind of detailing which delightful surprise to
find at this gentle price. Sizes us Tweeds, annes,
petit point woods. Left in black petit point wool
Near right grey flannel; right charcoal grey brown
tweed Sorry, mail phone orders. Debutante
Shop, Sixth Floor; Spring Valley and 7 Corners.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Funds For School
Walkway Needed

\ drive for funds Ia build a
walkway from tho elementary
building 10 the lunchroOm =,
the Tabor City School is under
way by the Parent Teachers As
ISOLATION. The project was adopt
cd early in the year by the or
ganization and now that tho
County School Board has ap-
propriatcd $500 and construction
is to begin next week the PTh
must raise Sizcablc amount to
complete the walkway and tho
cover.
The committee is composed of
Mrs. Ralph w. Spivcy. PTh
president. Mrs. Earl CartcrttC.
Way and Means chairman. and
Mrs. a. r.. GoldfinCh
Donations regardless rt how
large or how small will bC ap-
prcciatcd and checks should hc
directed TO Mrs. William ShCIlcv.
Jr.. PTh treasurer" laid Ran
dali Burlcson. schoop principal
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Dr.. Lovelace Will Speak AL
MEGA Public Relations Dinner

DR.. Marc HoylC LovClacc of
the Southeastern Baptist Thco-
logical Seminary AT Wake Forest
VIII be the guest speaker at the
NCEA Public Relations BANQUET
which has been scheduled for
Friday evening. April 3. 1889 at
ZOO in the Tabor City School
Cafeteria.
DR.. LovclacC was born in Ruth
erford County, attended public
schools III Carolccn, Thomas
willie, and Forest City. graduated!
from High Point College Magma
CUM Laudc. aud received his
.Tb. d. Degree from the South
crn Baptist Theological SCmIn-
AIRY III Louisville. Ky. in 1916.
OF the positions DR.. Lovclace
has held arc: Minister of Music.
Minister of Education, ASsoci-
ate Pastor and Pastor. and Pro-
feSSor of Religion at Wake For
est College from 1896 until
1857. In 1852 he began his work
III the Southeastern Baptist The
ILLOGICAL Seminary.
During the academic wear Of
l95o-16. DR.. LovclaCc studied in
INC American School Of Oriental
Research in Jerusalem. Jordan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
J. B. Granger
Drive In MANAGER

). b. Granger is the new op-
orator Of the Drive In 40 The
atrc located on Highway 40.
Tabor City. He succeeds Mack
Hamilton.
Working with Mr.. Granger
is his wife who is caShcring, his
mother, Mrs. W. II. Granger.
and mothcr-in-law Mrs. Sallic
Jones operators of the cantccn
located on the field.
"Caddy" Grimsley is the pro-
jectioneSs.
The Canteen is undergoing
renovation and extensive work
rs being done on tho field along
with repairs and tho addition nf
new speakers said Mr.. Grazing
or.
An additional feature Of SER
vice is also being added. that of
Curb Service" on the field
Mr., Granger is also engaged
IN farming and the past seven
years has been associated with
the Pepsi Cola Company. His
last position with them was
route supervisor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Officers Car Shot
In State Line Chose

II was wild and woody - a
regular modcrniZcd Wild West
crn, rcplctc with running gun
chase - around State Line and
Tabor City Saturday night.
Seems law enforcement offic-
ialS had word that someone had
been shooting a rifle out on the
highway and got in behind a
carload of folks who really took
off at high speed.
A chase or some seven or eight
miles followed only TO end when
a man with rifle put four
holes into the front of the car
in which the officers were rid
ing - one Of them through the
radiator.
Unable 10 drive that car
further. the officcrs-Constablc
Willis Cause and Buddy Fow-
Ter along with newly appointed
SLED Agent Jim Anderson -
got another car land some help
and began the search for the
group again.
Finally the chase halted at a
dead end. One man and two
women were found in the car:
another ma min the swamp: a
fourth at his homo
Arrested, officers said. were
Keith Lawson, charged with as
Sault and battery OF a high and
aggravated nature and with
driving under the influence OF
intoXicants: Horace Jordan,
charged with reckless driving
an dfailuurc 10 heed a siren:
Clifford Fowler. discipline Fow-
Ter and Clara Mae Ncaly, all
charged with diSordcrly conduct
Officers said Lawson at one
tlmc stood in the highway and
fired at them point blank with
% pump rifle.
inc chase came some time af-
ter an alteration at State Line
i'll which officers said Roy Hug
gins, former Horny deputy shcr.
IF, was cut up. They said one
OF the arrested men (Not Law
SOM said he believed Lawson
fired at the officers car becaus,
he believed Higgins was in il
and after him.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Wards Guilty
In Liquor Case

Ab and Ollie Ward IF the State
Line area Gust outside Of Tabor
City on the Green Sea ROAD
were convicted yesterday in
General Sessions court in Horny
County on charges OF violating
the liquor laws.
During the trial Bob Splvcy of
Tabor City. now serving Is
in the S. G. State pcni-
Tertiary, appeared and confess
cd that he pcri.rCd himself
some Ia months ago when nc
testified that nc had made pro-
lection payoifs through Loris
liquor dealer TO two Horny ShCr-
ifs deputies.
When ] first testified I said
I paid Frank Boyd but ! didn't.
| amt made any payments To
anybody. | don't know nothing
about nobody making any pay
mcntS," said SpivCy.
Tho Judge delayed sentence in
the Ward liquor violation case.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Coleman Rites
Held Here

Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon at 2 pm. in
the lnman Funeral Home for
James Aaron Coleman. 20. for
MGR Tabor City resident who
died in National City. Calf. Sat
urday, February %. The Rev.
p. II. Layficld officiatcd with
burial in Myrtle Green Gene
terry.
a son Of Mrs. Hcssic Coleman
Small and tho late Erwin Van
Coleman. he attended the Tabor
City School and served three
wears in thc Army with duty in
Germany. He had received an
honorable discharge from Scrv-
ice and was thinking of enlist
mcnt.
fic is survived by his mother
and stcp-fathcr. J. n. Small Of
Fair Bluff; two brothers. Ivan
Wray Coleman Of Petersburg
Va. and Clsyburn ~ Fair Bluff.
two sisters. Mrs. RALPH Duncan
Of Tabor CITY and Mrs. George
SoSks Of National City. Calf
Also surviving arc his maternal
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Norris Of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Chadbourn Will
Hold County
Police School

Police Chief d. c. Taylor an,
nounccd today that plans for a
police school TO be held here
March 1920. have been COM
pleted. The school is being spon-
Sorcd jointly by the Shcrifrs
department and the Chadbourn
Police Department. Taylor stat
cd.
Slated To attend is tho COM
plctc roster Of the ShcriffS de-
partmcnt as we'll as policemen
of Chadbourn. Whitcvillc. Fair
Bluff, Tabor City, Lasc Wacca-
NAV and Bolton. Invitations
have also been issued to all law
enforcement officers in Robson.
Bladcn and Brunswick Counties.
Special agents of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation will be
available To instruct the courses.
Roy *. Moore. agent in charge
of the FBIS Charlotte division
has Informed Chief Taylor.
The school will be divided into
two sessions so that officers may
maintain their work schedules
The afternoon sessions will du-
plicatc the study sessions of the
mornings.
Included in the course will
DC 4 study of public relations
The impressions of strangers OF
towns arc often derived from,
the impressions they receive
from the officer who answers
their questions or who directs
them TO their destinations, FBI
man Moore explained.
Also in the curriculum will
be session on the laws of dr.
rest. Superior Court Judge Ray
mond Mallard has been invited
10 discuss the States laws on ar
rest with those attending the
school.
The Chadbourn Prcsbvt rian
Church will be the site of the
school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Vegetable Meet
AT Green Sea
Friday Night

A meeting Of vegetable
growers and prospective veg
etable growers in this area
will be held Friday night,
March l3. at the Green Sea
High School auditorium at
1880 p. m.
Speakers at the meeting
Will he Phil Cronkhite, man
ager Of the Horny County
Farmers Market at Loris; and
Hugh Bowers, horticulturist
Of the Clemson Extension
Service. who is staying over
after Yam meeting to be
held in Loris Thursday nixht.
All farmers Of the section
Interested in growing vese-
tables as a source of addi-
tional income this year are
urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Heart Drive
Successful

The Heart Drive conducted in
Tabor City last month reached
s2o6.63 announced W. W. Woody.
general chairman. today. a quo
Ia was not set for the drive and
most of the fund came from the
Sunday afternoon solicitation I'M
der the direction Of Miss Mar
garct Inman.
Il again want 10 express my
appreciation to all those who
volunteered services and contri.
butcd 10 this successful drive"
said Mr.. Woody today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Yam Fesiival
Will Be Held
October Y. e, "a

Tabor City'S Yam Festival
will be held here October %
% and -.
The dates were set Monday
by tho JayccC festival steering
committee headed 10y Horace
Cox.
This date will bring tho fest
ival almost two weeks later than
II past years. II will fall in be.
tween the dates set for tho State
Fair and the LoriS Fair.
The steering committee is ca
pectcd 10 continue weekly meet
ineS TO discuss progress and fur
thor plans for tho festival. Add
ID To the Committee was Billy
Page.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
Welfare Head Tells
OF Child Services

Services To Children was
discussed by Mrs. Alice 8
Wright at the regular session OF
the Parent Teachers Association
held Thursday evening in the
school auditorium. Mrs. Wright
superintendent of the county
Public Welfare discussed the
childrcn's program explaining
the financial assistant and point
ing to the foster homes. Too. sh,
told of the welfare case workers
part in the Juvenile court anu
the cooperation with Superior
court.
"A highlight of her address
was reached when she said
seven homes i'm the county wcr,
meeting standards of tho Stat:
Board of Public Welfare Will
expenses being paid by county
and state. She also mentioned
ono case where feeble minded
child had been in home for ST.
years and would soon TIC trans
icrrcd to 4 training school.
Tho baton twiring TaborCttc,
gave performance prior 10 tn,
address sand Mrs. Earl Cartrctt,
led the devotional
During the business secession
plans were futhcrcd on III,
Walkway project adopted by TN,
association carly in tho year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-03-11
CRAFT DISrI "

Mn. Gordon Walters. count,
arts and crafts leader lu HON.
Demonstrators Clubs. has re-
ci,cd an Invitation jo rl.na
'"Iuwuus County haudmad,
articles of 'h. Craftsman. -
position IN NsHcyil'c July y
through -. 1853. During In,
Exposition Mrs. Waiter. viii b
demonstrating how some C.
these crafts are made and wi
have an opportunity tu sell GOO
luality craft products Columb.
Is County humCmakCrs who
make craft products Of goo
quality are urged 10 contac
Mrs. Walters, Route /, Bladen.
boro, North Carolina.