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Evening star., 1960-05-21

Over 200 real estate men
and their guests will attend
the Sixth Annual Convention
of the Washington Real ES-
tate Board next week at the
Cavalier Hotel in Virginia
Beach. convention chairman
George w. De Franceaux
said yesterday.
The convention is being
held in conjunction with the
Mortgage Bankers Associa-
ton of Metropolitan Wash
ington. 1t starts Thursday
and will continue through
Monday.
A highlight of the business
session Friday will be a panel
discussion on Mortgage
Loan Outlook for Metropoli-
tan Washington" which will
be moderated by Martin r.
West, vice presid ent of
Weaver Brothers, Inc.
Panelists will be Robert N.
Taylor, vice president Of Peo-
Piles Life Insurance Co.; Will
liam F. Bergmann, vice presi-
dent of Arlington Realty Co.;
Donald G. West, assistant
cashier Of Riggs National
Bank, and James E. Miller.
vice president Of Weaver
Brothers, Inc.
Kenneth E. Back, chairman
of the D. c. Real Estate Com
mission, also will address the
session Friday. Roger w.
Hatch, convention vice chair
man, will preside.
Real Estate outlook for
the National Capital Area"
will be discussed by a panel
Saturday, with Mr.. DeFran-
ceaux as moderator. Panel
lists will be Marvin w. Sim
mons, president Of the Mont
gomery Country Board Of
Realtors: James M. Duncan
III, president of the North
ern Virginia Real Estate
Board; Lloyd r. Coates, pres
ident of the Prince Georges
County Real Estate Board,
and Clarence Dodge jr., pres
ident of the Washington Real
Estate Board.
The Greater Washington
Chapter Of the Institute Of
Real Estate Management will
hold its final meeting Of the
season Thursday at the
Touchdown Club. 14l4 Eye
street NV.
Featured at the 6 pm.
dinner meeting will be a
panel discussion by chapter
members on Property Man
agement Miscellany" Presi-
dent Harvey L. Humphrey
will preside.
y q
Representa- a tive James
Roosevelt, Democrat Of Cali
fornia, will address members
of the real estate and con-
struction fields here at a
Evening star., 1960-05-21

sewer and other public works
at reasonable rates through
private sources.
Ninety per cent Of the ap-
plications for the loans come
from communities with less
than 5000 population, Mr..
Mason said. More than 80
per cent of the loans ap-
proved to date have been for
water and sewer facilities.
Evening star., 1960-05-21

Wednesday at the Statler
Hilton Hotel.
Mr.. Roosevelt was invited
to speak by Jack l. Bender,
president of the Blake Con-
Struction Co. and chairman
Of the real estate and con-
Struction division Of the Am
bassador'S Ball set for Satur-
day. June IL, which will hon.
or 1srael's Ambassador Avra-
ham Harman and Mrs. Har-
man.
A number Of Washington
area real estate men have
been appointed to commit
tees Of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards.
They. and the committees
to which they have been ap-
pointed, are:
District of Columbia:
George M. Brady, jr., Build
Better America; Edward r.
Carr, ealtor-Planner; Clar-
ence Dodge, jr., Realtors
Washington and Build Amer
lea Better; Richard B. Ball,
Realtor-Public Relations and
Institutes Liaison; Dorothy
Bell Hill, Institutes Liaison;
Bernice HOwiSOn, License
Law.
Also, Charles KOOnes, Ur-
ban Security and Political
Participation Action; Edward
J. Kyle, Build America Bet
ter and Political Participa-
ton Action; C. Windsor Mil
Ter, Education; Charles L.
Norris, sr., Realtors Wash
ington and License Law;
Richard H. Swesnik, Real
tors Washington; Oliver NJ.
Walker, chairman, Real Es-
tate Economies and vice
chairman, Convention Com
mittee; Carey Winston, Real
Estate Economics.
Bethesda: Margaret Dunk
ley Held, Build America Bet
ter and Realtor-Public Rela-
tions; H. J. KorzcndOrfer,
Multiple Listing Policy;
Thomas L. Phillips, ST., Pro-
fessional Standards; AdOlph
C. ROhland, Education, Real
tor-Planner, Realtors Wash
ington.
Lanham: Thomas F. Hal
ley, Urban Security.
Mt. Rainier: Harry A. BOs-
well and William C. Harl0ff,
both to Political Participa-
ton Action.
Riverdale: John w. Fin
cham, Leadership Team and
Political Participation Action.
Rockville: Marvin w. Sim
mons, Three-Way Agreement
and Real Estate Economics.
Silver Spring: Frank L.
Hewitt, jr., Governmental Ef-
ficiency and Economy Ac-
tion and Political Participa-
tion Action; Chester Keller,
Membership; Ralph p. Rip
ley, Board Jurisdictions and
License Law.
Alexandria: Randall J.
Hicks, Political Participation
Action.
Arlington: James H. Me-
Mullin. Board Services; DAN
iel E. Ragalie, Realtors
Washington.
Falls Church: Joseph w.
Seay, Board Jurisdiction.
All real estate appraisers
in the District. Maryland
and Virginia are invited to
attend the Sixth Annual Ma
tional Seminar of the Ameri-
can Right Of Way Association
on Tuesday, wednesday and
Thursday at the Shoreham
Hotel, general seminar chair
man Sam Houston reports.
\ 4 = y
Robert Melnick, of Maga-
zine Realty Co. has an
nounced the sale Of the
Hampshire Garden Apart
Evening star., 1960-05-21
SPLENDID LOCATION FOR DOCTOR
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY I TO DARK

Directions: From Bank Of Bethesda, out old George
toUH Rd. lust Ia blocks past Cedar Lane to Alta
VistS knobs on left; or straight out Wisconsin Ave
'ust past NaUaI Hospital to Cedar Lane, left to Old
GsorOetoWH Rd. right ia blocks at Alta Vista Knous
Evening star., 1960-05-21

Walking distance U. S. Health
and Medical Centers. Near
UrsuIine Academy, St. Jones
Church and PorochioI School,
olso public schools, including
WoIter johnson High. Enjoy
living OF O minimum Of upkeep.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
sasBsIsboro Nurse
On Mercy Mission,

SANTIAGO. CHILE-Army
Nurse Capt. BERTHE l.. Hook
aday of HallSboru. arrived in
Santiago. Chile, recently to
perform mercy mission fol-
lowing the worst disaster in
Chilean history.
Operating at top speed, fol-
lowing the severe earthquakes
in Chile, the U. S. Army dis
patched to the disaster scenes
The eth Field Hospital from
Fort BclVOir, Va: dctach-
ment from the 496th Quarter
master Laundry Company from
Fort Lee, Va; and three Fort
Bragg. y. c, units. the 18th
Field Hospital. the seth Meri-
cal Detachment. helicoptcr
ambulance unit and Interpret
crs from the 5l9th Military In
tclllgcnce Battalion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Hubcaps Now
Can Garry
Owners Name

In an effort to halt and dis
courage the practice of steal
ing automobile hubcaps in the
county. the Columbus County
Association Of Insura n e
Agents. has purchased neces-
sary machinery for imprinting
names in hubcaps of car own
ers.
The small machines that will
imprint these names have been
placed in police departments of
Tabor City. Whiteville. Chad
bourn, Fair Bluff and Lake
Waccamaw. Policemen will use
the machinery for impriuting
names for anyone who asks for
the service free Of charge.
Chief J. s. Barker. of Tabor
City, said today that any local
car owner desiring the name
imprint in hub cars is requested
to come by the police station
here at their convenience.
The use of imprinting is ex-
pected to be a deterrent To per.
sons trafficking in these stolen
parts and lead 10 arrests and
conviction of those pilfering
such automOtive accessories.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Tyler Gets ; Years
I'm miIIer's Death

reached n verdict.
Defense Counsel pointed out
TO the court that Tyler had al
ready spent seven months i'll
jail without bond awaiting
trial. Judge Baker melted out
the maximum sentence of three
as hard labor.
A verdict of guilty of murd-
er without recommendation of
mercy would have carried the
death penalty. A recommended
ton To mercy would have cut
this to life Imprisonment. The
penalty tor being an accessory
after the fact of murder car
rieS from three months to 10
years
District Solicitor Dick Dus-
enbury, at the conclusion OF
states evidence. nollc pressed
the case against Earllne Hew-
EFT. The others accused of be-
ing accessories were freed by
verdict.
Officers teStifying against
Frank Tyler said they had new
er been able to ascertain any
motive i'll the killing.
Judge Baker charged the
jury that the state is not re-
quired to prove motive, but
that if it does undertake to
show motive. it must then
prove that motive beyond a
reasonable doubt.
Eugene McCaSkill and VIM
ston Vaught were court-ap-
pointed attorneys for Frank
and Howard Tyler. Tom Alb
bolt represented the Hewetts.
Dick DuSenbury handled the
prosecution.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Willoughby Attains
High Spring Score

Lonnic +. Willoughby. Jr. of
Tabor City was among the
students of CASTOR Technical
Institute to attain a + SCholast-
IC average for the spring Sc
mcStcr. spokesman for the
school reported this week.
The CASTOR Technical InSti-
tutc offers Il twu-year tcchnic-
al training program as a divi-
sion Of \. {. State College
School OF Engineering, Oper-
atcd by the college extension
division, the school is open 10
high school graduates plan
ming to enter the fields of cleo
trica!. civil. mccnanical-pro-
ductlon. and elcctrunics tech
nolugy.
Willuughby is married to the
former Margaret 10 Jernigan.
also Of Tabor City and they
have Il son, Mike.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
hungry Thief?

The thief Cor thieves) must
have been hungry.
Stolen from the Friendly
Grocery Wednesday night was
one picnic nam, three dozen
eggs, as well as a quantity of
cigarettes.
Bob HinScn, owner Of the
store which was formerly op-
Grated by the late Ben Hulk.
discovered that the building
had been entered when he
opened it Thursday morning.
Cigars which the culpcrt took
from the stock were found dis
caracd in tho rear of the build
ing.
ODD was the discovery that
a bottle OF C!orCX had been
poured on the floor. but Tabor
City police. investigating. could
venture no reason for the act.
According to Chief Barker.
the case is still under investi-
CATION.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Rowell Burleson
U.N.C. Graduate

ROwell BurleSon, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Randall BurleSOn. re-
ccived an A. B. Degree in
Chemistry at the Graduation
Exercises of the University of
North Carolina Monday night,
June 6.
Rowell was graduated from
the Tabor City High School in
1856 coming to the Tabor City
system as a rising senior. He
attended the Endy High School
in Stanly County prior to NOV
ing To Tabor City.
Active in sports he played
football, basketball, and base
ball on the Tabor City teams.
He was a member of the Tabor
City Chorus, Science Club.
Beta Club and Student Coun-
Gil.
He received the Athletic
craftsmanship medal at grad
uation.
AS freshman at U. n. c. he
was elected manager of intra-
mural sports of the Winston
DOrmitory. He was elected Sec
rotary of the Winston Dormi-
tory during his sophomore wear
and was vice president during
his junior year
In his senior year he served
as president of the Winston
Dormitosy ard was a member
OF the JDC Council. Too, he
made the Deans List the first
semester.
Rowell will return to the
University in September 10
enter the University School of
Medicine.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Credit Bureau
Seeks More Info

The Credit Bureau Of Tabor
City has been acclaimed. a sue
cess by the merchants asSoci-
alton, cticctors of the Organiz-
alton. B.si'' IS firms Invested
$500 100 for ne purpose of
building an combined credit
information source and collec-
ton agency several months
ago.
a-W d $ Bu reau
Said TCMA Executive Sec
rotary Tally EddingS Friday to
Stockholders of the bureau,
when you paid your money
To open Il credit bureau and
collection service. you said
that you would give the bu-
!cau all the information that
you have on your accounts.
both good and bad" Eddings
qucried, Have your"
You said that you desired
/" eliminate slow pay. bad pay.
and dead beat accounts: and
IN order To do this you would
use your credit bureau"
According to Eddings. those
merchants who have made use
Of the credit bureau are al
ready sold on il. He believes
That those who have not are
making a big mistake. Before
releasing your mcr. handlSc Ia
q customer you should know
exactly what his paying habit,
are. The best. easiest. an,
simplest way Of learning ,hI,
Is through your credit bureau
EDGIngS asked that each
merchant who has not turned
IN credit information ON al
accounts 10 do SO immediately
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
.Hospiializea
After Freak
Accident Mon.

a HallSboro man hovcrS near
death in Duke Hospital after
suffering brutal blows from
Shrapnel-likc fragments of a
truck wheel rim.
Albert Hcwctt, 81. a J. b.
Council Service Station mech
anic, had just repaired a truck
wheel Monday evening and
was putting air into it when it
exploded.
The pieces Of that rim
crawlcd all over him." said j.
b. Council, owner OF the Lake
WacCamaw service station
where the accident occurred.
Hcwctt'S skull was fractur-
ed. gashed in the neck: limbs
were fractured. Most of his
body was HIT" said Council.
, He was taken TO Columbus
County Hospital where emery
sncy treatment Wa given, -
soon transferred TO Duke where
his condition is described as
critical An emergency brain
operation followed his arrival
at Duke.
According to hospital
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15

More than 80 Air Force
planes were used to transport
the personnel and equipment
from Andrews Air Force Base.
Washington, D. c., and Fort
Bragg, 10 Santiago, a distance
OF 5000 miles. This was the
longest airiift OF Army units
since the Lebanon crisis OF
1858.
Captain Hockaday is assign
ed as a nurse with the 18th
Field Hospital, Fort Bragg.
which journeycd from Santa
60 to Puerto Montt. where
earthquakes had taken a heavy
toll. Officials said that the
field hospitals will remain in
Chile as long as an emergency
exists.
Captain Hockaday. daughter
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Lay Is President
Of vo-Ag Teachers

A Tabor City High School
teacher has been installed as
president of the nations larg-
est agriculture teacher associa-
ton.
Fred Lay, Jr., took office as
president Of the North Caro-
lima Vocational Agriculture
Teachers Association last week
al the annual meeting held AT
Carolina Beach.
OF the orgamizatiuu's SIS
members on roll, 495 We're
present 10 see Lay receive the
gavcl.
Theme of the conference,
which started June 6 and end
ed June 10. was "Vo-Ag in the
90" with the purpose Of
bringing the instructors up TO
date on the latest develop
mentS in their profession, as
well as discussions of agricul-
tural forecasts.
Key speaker for the confer.
cnce was DR.. Dallas Herring,
chairman of the State Board
Of Education. Dr.. Herring ent-
tended to his audience that
the vocational agriculture tea
chcr's main challenge in the
future will be in adult educa-
tIUn, rather than students Of
the high school age. The
/ speaker endorses the organiza-
ton of more farmer study
groups, such as the Tabor City
/ Young Farmers Club.
Other speakers on the pro-
gram were w. c. Grcenway,
Sears Rocbuck director of Pub
lie Relations, Atlanta. Ga: and
Hcrvcy Evans, Jr.. of McNair
Farms.
Lay succeeds V. p. Hairr Of
GAINESVILLE as president.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Jones Street Church
Announces Services

Worship services will be held
at the Jones Street Missionary
Baptist Church Sunday at II
a. m. with the Rev. l.. L. Todd.
pastor. delivering the message.
Sunday School is held every
Sunday at 10 a. NJ. with Pray
cr Services each Wednesday
at g p. m.
w. J. Hardce is Sunday
School Superintendent. f. d.
GaSkinS, Training Union Di-
rector, w. NJ. Hardce and J. c.
GaSkinS, DeaconS: and Mrs. j.
F. Bow, Reporter.
Church members extend an
invitation To all To Come.
worship the Lord in the
beauty of holiness"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Poker Game Shot
Fatal To AYnor
Grill Operator

A six gun blazed in Wild
Western fashion across Il poker
table at Little River Sunday
night and the winner OF the
game fell dead with a bullet
through his head.
County Policeman Willis
Cause said Robert Plat. Ocean
Drive commercial fisherman.
surrendered early Monday
morning 10 Ocean Drive police
after he allvdgvdly shot and
killed Dcrrl!l Durham Darby,
Aynur grill operator.
Cause said three witnesses
told this story:
Plat was heavy loser in the
game; Darby was the biggest
winner. Plat pulled Il 30 cali
brc pistol and grabbed for the
pile of money on the table be-
side Darby. Darby pulled Il 80
calIbre pistol but before he
could fire il. was killed by a
bullet from PlattS gun that
struck Darby just left of his
nose.
Plat, after Surrendcring to
Ocean Drive police, was taken
To Conway, charged with muir
der and released on bond.
Coroner Littlejohn Blanton
said an inquest Will be held at
date to be set.
Funeral services were held
from the graveSide in Fort
Motto Cemetery AT 10 a. m.
Wednesday with the Rev. ST.
mon GlaSl officiating.
PallbcarcrS We're Elliott D.
Moore, Henry Moore. Harry
Darby, Elliott Darby, Preston
Taber, Sam Reid and William
Hanc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Cub Scouts
Play Baseball
Twice A Week

Cub Scouts will have a sum
mer of recreation with Il mid
get baseball team. Richard Cor
don. Cubmaster. announced to
day.
The CubbcrS turned out for
their first afternoon 0f baseball
Tuesday and after choosing
sides fought TO a four To four
tie. Gordon said that the
youngsters would play every
Tuesday ard Friday afternoons
al 600 al the athletic field.
Plans call for playing among
themselves with no outside
competition.
TIL" twice week play will
last for about one hour and
the public is invited To turn
out and observe the midget
LaScballCrS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Championship Match
Slated For Sunday

A championship flight Will
be played on the green of the
CarolinaS Country Club Satur-
day afternoon between Joe
Coleman and Ed Wright. The
match has been slated to begin
at 200 o'clock.
(The championship is arriv-
cd at by a previously matched
play, according to the golfers
dictionary
On Saturday, June IL. Cole
man defeated DR.. l.. b. Spec"
KappS of Loris, and on Sunday
Bcecy Prince was defeated by
Wright, leading to the champ
ionship match scheduled for
Sunday
a first flight contest will
have Tabor City's Henry Neil
Wright teeing off against Will
son Rankin of Green Sea al
2:l0 y. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15

Kenneth Granger, Tabor
City sophomore. has been list
cd one Of the five finalists Of
inc annual North Carolina
TcCuagc RodcO which was held
Sunday in kinstOn.
The rodCo. function of the
Junior Chamber Of CONNER g.
r1-sDcusrrei by Tie Amori-
ia Trucking Associations,
&C.. .nsural &C Institute Of
Highway Safety, Chrysler. and
the Pure Oil Company.
Although the final winner
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15

has not been selected yet.
young Granger made good
showing in the state CumpCti-
ton, according to the Tabor
City Jaycccs rodcu chairman
Rcn Spivcy, who accompanied
him.
Tho North Carolina winner
will receive q $500 scholarship.
More than sos youngsters
participated in the state con-
test, which included written
examinations and tests Of their
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
Fair Bluff Baptist
Hear Rev. Osburn

AT the Brotherhood meeting
Tuesday night at the Fair Bluff
Baptist Church large attend
ance heard the Rev. Mark o.
born, pastor of the Wanna
maker Baptist Church. give an
hours humorous entertain
mcnt.
Rev. Osborn. a popular
speaker, has spoken at several
Fair Bluff affairs.
p. p. Renfrew introduced the
guest speaker and presided
over the business at the din
ncr meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
GARRELL'S HERE

Mrs. BcrniCc Carroll and
children. TOnia Sue and Mark.
are here for an extended visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
{. Q. Fowler. and her mother
ln-law, Mrs. Nellie Carroll.
They came from Washington.
D. c. where Sgt. GarrclI Is
stationed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
HtNDLEY'S FATHER

Guy Hundlcy was called To
7HcIbyvillc. Ky. Monday night
a. 10 the critical illness of
ais father. His son. Wayne. ac-
companicd him. Mr.. Hundlcv
VIII return here in July to re-
sumo duties with the tobacco
division of the L. s. Depart
mcu' of Agriculture.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
No License Exams
Here Tuesday

No drivers license examina =
tons will be given in Tabor
City Tuesday, according to
Examiner Morris Covington.
Although Tuesday is the US
ual day for the examiner to
be in Tabor City, a district
meeting to be held in Fayette-
Vile on June 81 requires that
the weekly appointments here
be cancelled.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
PIGHiS VISIT

Mrs. W. b Pugh and chill
dren. Len and Paul Lewis. Of
winston Salem are here TIN,
week with hCr mother. Mr..
Walter Leonard and aunt. Mr.,
Lollic Robinson. NJ. pugh will
drive down Saturday 10 accom-
Dany them home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
BIBIE SCHOOL

a total OF 1873 pupils enroll
81 IN the annual Vacation
Bible School held in the Bap-
'ISi Church. The average daily
attendance was 1872 for the scs-
.onS held jointly by the Meth
1aISt and Baptist
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
RAY REUNION

DEFENDANTS and relatives OF
the late William Franklin RAY
WI have ~" annual RAY fam
lily reunion Sunday. June 10. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Ray Of Pircway.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15

or the patrol will concentrate
on the area between White
vile and Hallsboro this week
end. beginning Thursday aft
CrruCu.
. last Weckunls cf ur',
Cpl iIo!llCr noted, eve think
that the operation was a sue
cess, mainly because no acci-
Continued On Page 50
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
CORES HOME

Diane Gore, student nurse IN
winston Salem. and Mickey
Gore. an employee in Green's
boro were home for the week
end. Their parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
RUNDLFY GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Simpson
and son, Mike. of Sh"lbyvillc.
Ky. visited last week with the
Guy Hundley'S here. They al
so spent some time at the
South Carolina Beaches.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15

May see your drivers
license please?"
That was the question most
1Skei last weekend in the area
> South VAUDEVILLE.
The Highway Patrol, execut-
ing their Operation Selective
Enforcement" concentrated its
efforts on the area between
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
MISS HODGES HERE

Miss MablC Lee Hodges who
is employed in New Orleans.
La. is visiting her mother. MIR.
J. J. Hodges. and other rCli-
ives here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
I. ] FIPPS

+. L. FiDpS. Sr. was read
mittcd yesterday to james
walker Memorial Hospital
Wilmington where he is tu I'M
derSo major surgery To-Day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-06-15
FRANK ROGERS

Frank Rogers, student at
U. N. c., was admitted to the
niirmary Tuesday where he is
eceiving treatment for infec-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-30
DEAR ABBY
A Double Question of Grace
6y ABIGAIL VAN BUREk

DEAR ABBY: Recently,
while dining at the home of
friends. the host said grace"
I thought it was a beautiful
gesture. although we have
never observed it in our home.
The next time I enter
tanned these people at dinner,
I asked this guest to say
grace" He said, "It's your
home-you do it." I was so
upset I could hardly eat my
dinner. Sould he have an
swered me in that way. and
what should I have done?
GRACIOUS.
He shouldn't have an
swered you in that way, and
you should have made up a
simple grace" Understand
ably, you we're caught off
guard, but 1--WE thank Thee,
Lord, for this food" would
have saved the day.
+ + y
DEAR ABBY: I am IS
years old and ! need a bra,
but my mother makes me
wear my brothers under
shirt. I am so ashamed I say
I don't feel well to get out
Of taking gym. Now my gym
teacher knows that some