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Tabor City tribune., 1960-03-30

There is remarkable SIM
ilarity in method of approach,
as well as content, III the baNoe
text and many of the sayings
Of Jesus. In both instances re-
llgion is assumed to be most
reasonable. If you can get
men to stop long enough real
ly To think through the prob
lens of life. they will discover,
as all true followers of the
Lord Jesus Christ have dis
covered, that 4 real religious
experience is the most satisfy
ing thing in all the world.
The difficulty with so many
profeSSed Christians is that
they fail To enter deeply
enough into the experience Of
religion 10 test its value. Let
us conSecrate our lives wholly
to the Lord Jesus Christ and
daily seek the guidance OF the
Holy Spirit. This way leads 20
victorious living.
PRAYER: Heavenly Father.
may men everywhere realize
the folly of placing their rciI-
aucc upon material things and
"iSiun a world in which spirit
ual values are given THEN
proper place. May Thy will be
done and thy kingdom come.
For Jesus sake and in His
blessed name. Amen.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
sin produces indcliblc stains
which the Sacrificial blood OF
Jesus along can remove.
Grover Carlton Emmons
Worldwide Bible Reading
John l8:l-l4.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-03-30
8 Out OF 10
S. T.. Families
Save Stamps

Princeton, n. J. - Trading
stamps are now saved by more
than eight out of ten South
Central area families (83 per-
cent?. They are also being
saved by nearly three out of
four farm families GA per-
cent? which is a seven percent
increase over 1858 in the num-
Der of farm families saving
trading stamps.
These figures were compiled
in a nationwide study conduct
ed by the Princeton, New Jer-
Sey research firm of Benson
and Benson. The study showed
that IT." of all U. 5. families
are now saving trading stamps.
an increase Of l0r, over 1858.
Researchers found that IA
Of families earning more than
$1,000 a year save trading
Tabor City tribune., 1960-03-30
Read Isaiah l:l0-20 or John
l4:l5-2l

Come now, and let us reason
together. saith the Lord: tho
ugh your sins be as scarlet,
they shall Ss as white as snow;
though they be red like Grim
son, they shall be as wool.
(ISaiah l:l8D
Isaiah come nearer approach
ing the Gospel standard of
Righteousness than any other
Old Testament prophets. So
true is this that he is frequ-
emily referred to as the Gospel
Prophet.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-03-30
Bethel
BY-MRS. LLOYD HINSON

The W. :. {. :. Of Bethel
Methodist Church met We'd
ucsday night. Mrs. Carrie Jac-
obs president presided. Ten
members were present and
Mrs Ncttc Parker WAS a guest.
Mrs. Ruth Ward presented the
program crtI,.rd-"Huw Total
Is Ny Stewardship" Those
taking part We're Mr.. " d.
Gore. Mrs. Lacy Gore. Mrs
Ruby Ward. Mrs Dorc,ha Cos.
and Mrs. Frank Ward.
The Bethel Community De-
vclupmcut group Will have
their meeting "Wednesday night
March 23rd 80 o'clock "a; tho
church. The program is 'r br
Social Security and Income
Tax. The meeting WAS post
poncd TWO weeks agu due tu
Weather conditions.
We are happy To- have Mrs.
+. p. Armstrong and son Ned
home after a visit with her
parents IN Knoxville. Tenn.
Sunday was the third Sun
day III Lent. We were happy To
have Mr.. Stanley Shcarln of
Writ,viuo as n,-,. ,,,n,, 49,.
Speaker. Hs massase va. C.,
INC Forward" yrlT1 ircl,,lI.,,
Low. C.,,r.,. -. ~,
Forgiveness Mr. Sr.,r;",' ',
father and - h,,,,,,. ~ yya,
rcntur \ & Nh. ,y,I,,,
Srr,rir and Ar N..I,.,r ct,..
rim were g,I.s,s .Js,
Ronald H,us.n v,s Surd,y
dinner guest d.. Nr1,nr W
Mr. and Mrs D,v. tIi,,.,,,
were Sunday dinrc,. o,'.., 80
lIr. and Mrs Iacv c.. ,,d
family Thr nrr,.,nr 1'.nI ~
Mrs. Hiusou's g,r,bd,y
Tho N ~ L ,,.,' ,'','''' - 81,
Methodist .hurrr M, sud,
night AT the homo of ,r. -,
their counsclprs lrr. r.
Jacobs Jr
Mr.. and Mrs vnr,,sr yv,rll
were SUNDAY 3r'nru,.r ,.i.,,-
urs of Mr. and Mr.. l. ~.
son and Mr. and lr,.. n
HInSon.
Mrs Rachel Ward -oros,
Gurganus and Elaine H.,
were Sunday dinner p,,..t ot
Mrs. Eta Hinson and fsr,ilv
Mrs Sally Ward was recon,
" released from Co,v.av H.
pital wn,r, she uri,rv-Ir, OH
scrvatiun and ,rca.urr,
Tn. Adult Bible Class mo,
at the nome of Mr. aud Nrrs
W. 3. Ward Sunday rir,,, R.,.
f. p. Armstrong was t,c ,.,c, =
er.
To all women who arc intor-
ested in a good oct together
should attend tho or,iI,irg
parties in the conr,upity
From reports Mrs Carrie Ward
is having quite q few
Mrs. John W. LONG was IN,
Sunday afternoon visitor ofbo,
parents Mr.. and Mrs Cns,
Gore of the Sandy Plain,
Community.
Happy Birthday to - Mrs
Retha Hinson Mrs Jo Ann,
- -,
Tabor City tribune., 1960-03-30

BREAKING GROUND for a new office build
ing for LorS Farm Bureau are left to right: {. r.
Tyler. chairman. building committee: Keith
Blount; I. j. Johnson; l.. D. James and w. NJ
Rardee w. Nj. HarCee donated the lots because
of his interest in the betterment of agriculture in
this community. The building will be of compost
ton siding and built up tar and gravel roof. The
windows will be of Miami style and the front will
face west ON highway 7Ol, north of Lors.
(Photo by Tom Warren)
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Car Sales Drop
In December

DETROIT. Dec. is (AP).-
Retail sales of new domestic
cars dropped sharply in the
first 10 days Of December ac-
cording to figures released to-,
day by Wards Automotive Re
ports. IT, -
The selling rate fell to 1898
per day compared with the
November daily average of
21,2l6. In the final 10 days Of
November the rate was 23,15a
daily but the final period of
any month normally is the
highest.
In the first 10 days of Novem-
ber the daily selling rate was
10, 1896.
Wards said total retail sales
Of domestic cars during the,
period was 160,427 units, with
General Motors taking 50.2 per,
cent Of the business; Ford 80
per cent; Chrysler 1875 per cent;
American Motors 6.1 per cent
and Studebaker- Packard IL per;
cent. -
Compact cars sales were
48,606 or 30.3 per cent of the
total. r t.. ..
Last year the daily selling
rate was only 1851 cars. Both
sales and production were
sharply hit by the prolonged
steel strike.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Blizzard Cuts
- =
Retail Sales

A blizzard In the Northeast
pushed retail sales in the week
ended Wednesday Substan-
italy below a year ago. Dun &
BradStreet, Inc, reported to.
day. -
Dollar volume was 3 to 7 per
cent under last year. N
Sales had risen before the
storm struck Monday.
Best results were in apparel,
gifts, furniture and linens.
Sales Of new passenger cars
through Saturday gained over
q year ago. ,r
Purchases of major appfi-
ances, television sets and floor
coverings we're sluggish. ~
Snow stimulated interest in
women's cloth coats, overshoes
and sweaters and mems out
wear, suits and overshoes.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
AT&T toSpend
S1.5BiIIion for
Construction

NEW YORK, Dec. Is (AP).-
The American Telephone &
Telegraph Co., the worlds larg-
est utility, expects to spend
about $2.5 billion on expansion
next year, President Frederick
r. Kappel said today.
This years total for con-
struction and enlargement of
facilities has been estimated
at close to the same amount.
"This $2.5 billion program is
the most tangible evidence we
can offer of our confidence in
the essential soundnesS Of the
economy and in the future
growth Of our industry" Mr..
Kappel declared in year-end
statement.
The $2.5 billion is among
the largest If not the largest
sum ever budgeted for eS-
pansion by an American busi-
ness firm.
America will keep growing
in 1861" Mr.. Kappel added,
land the Bell System is gear:
ing itself to provide the en-
larged facilities and the new
and better means of commune
cation America needs"
Next year would be the sixth
in a row that the Bell System
has spent more than 50 billion
for building. At the 1860, an
nual meeting in June. Mr..
Kappel estimated this years
spending would reach $2.6
billion.
He estimated that 2.S million
telephones we're added to the
Bell System in 1850, bringing,
the total to 60.7 billion at the
end Of the year. Last year
there were about 3.3 million
phones added to the system.
The AT&T president forecast
a mushrooming growth in re-
quirements for overseas facil-
tiles to handle communications.
This need will be met BY
an accelerated undersea cable
program as well as by space
facilities" he said. within
two years we viii have our own
cable laying ship to help US
provide facilities faster"
He estimated that during
1860 long distance calling was
about 7 per cent above the
previous year.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Plane Crosh Depresses
AirIines Shores Prices !.

Chemicals, electrical equip
ments, drugs and nonferrous
metals looked . bit hihger on
balance. SteelS, autos. oils and
tobaccos were mixed.
The list was mixed from the
start and continued to move
unevenly.
Foremost Diaries traded
fraetipnally lower following a
Government order that it sell
nine one-time competitors
which it acquired In 1852 and
1858.
American Stock Exchange
prices We're mixed in moderate
trading,
Corporate bonds were mixed
and Treasury bonds were
steady to lower in light deal
ings.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. 16 (AP).
-Airlines declined on news OF
he latest airplane crash and
Ither issues moved trendlessly
n q mixed stock market early
his afternoon. Trading was
airly active.
News of the collision between
Aanes Of United Air Lines and
Trans World Airlines brought
elling to aircraft stocks.
Other stocks CROPPED through
maze of year-end tax trans
lctions and switching. The
BUSINESS news background con-
inued uninspiring. Treasury
Eold stocks declined once more
,elow the s18 billion level. Auto
Iales slackened. Personals in
:ome leveled OF in November
rom q record peak.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 16 -CAP) Cotton
atures were higher today, paced BY
hought that the next administration
vin advocate high farm prices sup-
Iorts. Appointment Of Minnesota Cow
nir Rre "a nTeemSa ens1ss4. g Sesressy q
his policy.
Hedge selling held .sains in cheek
n current crop months although more
Iorted for second iSaIf delivery next
ear,
Late Afternoon prices were is cents
S115 bale highef than the pre-.
md July 33.2B.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Dee. 10 (AP).-For.
eiRn exchange rates tGreat Britain
and Australia In dollars, others in
cents and decimals Of cent?:
Evening star., 1960-12-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. 1ec, 10 tAPl.-The small
volume Of grain futures trading TO-DAY
vas mainly toward evening up com.
mitments hut prices reacted faiTsJ
broadly at times TO slight pressures,
Activity virtually ceased for ionS
periods at Q time as brokers reported
commercial demand slack and mani
traders content to stand on .theIi
market positions in advance Of tn
0overnment's Anal crop report Of ths
year after, me colse Of the market.
Most interest centered on the soy.
bean report since that is the oFii,
major commodity likely e he naoFs
than mildly affected hy HE GavaFIl.
ment'g estimate Of Yield. f1E
A fairly good export business n
wheat scarcely had Q steadying efHeci
on old crop contracts.
Shortly before noon. wheat vas 3.
cent bushel lower to hleher. d.
eemher S2.06sa: corn M-N lower.
December Isl .O3S.; oats unehsnGed "a
"a higher. December 80tt; rye a Al
higheh December Loo: sosbeansF ".
y higher, JaJnJuJarJyJ $2.ISN,
Cash Grain
No wheat or soybean. sales. Corn
No. 3 yellow ,903srl. .O0M; No. 4 vel
e7iS; No. ! heavy white 81, Barley:
Mating choice 1.2OA ,23 nominal:
feed 1895 nominal. u
Evening star., 1960-12-16
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
McGraw-HiIl Publishing Co.

McGraW-HiII Publishing Co.
directors have approved a g.
for-1 common stock split to be
made before May, 1861. The
company called a special meet
ing Of stockholders January 80
to vote on the proposal and
authorize the necessary addi-
tional stock.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc,
has offered to buy 800, ,00O
shares Of the company's conf
mon stock at q maximum OF
SIS q share. All stockholders
will be mailed a form to be
used to sell their shares.
CrOwell Collier Publishing
Co. stockholders and those of
the Macmillan Co. approved a
merger effective December 80.
Crowell- Collier owns 52.S per
cent Of the outstanding Mac
milan stock and will acquire
the remaining Macmillan stock
by exchanging l,6 shares Of
its stock for each Macmillan
common share.
international Telephone O.
Telegraph Corp. reported re-
ceipt Of a multi-million dollar
contract or installation Of Air
Force Titan ICBMs and ground
equipment at Larson Air Force
Base. The work will be done
for the Martin Co., q prime
contractor for the Titan.
Bendix Corps Eclipse
Pioneer division received two
orders totaling $9.3 million for
all transformed automatic
flight control systems.
Heavy Construction Contract
awards during the week ended
Monday totaled $30O.9 million
vs.. $446.1 million the week be-
fore and $294.S million a yeas
ago. The total for the ye or to
date is $22, 100, 500 900, TT IA
per cent ahead Of last .fear's
pace.-Engineering News Rec
ord and Construction Daily.
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on other than Treasury securi-
ties held by member banks in
New York City totaled $9l7
million yesterday. a decrease
Of 81 million from the yeNF
before and a decrease Of $489
million from a year before
Federal Reserve Board. !,
Excess Reserves of member
banks averaged $716 million in
the week ended Wednesday.
This was Sis million more than
the average for the week be-
fore and $273 million above
the year ago average.-Fed-
eral Reserve Board.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Kline Reelected

Commissioner Arthur Kline
has been reelected by the
members Of the Federal Power
Commission to continue to
serve as vice chairman. He was
reelected to serve for another
year, provided he is on the
commission that long. His five
year term expires next June
%. Mr.. Kline is a Republic
can.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Freight Car Loodings
Decline I Per Cent
BY the Associated Pres

Loading of revenue freight
for the week ending December
10 totaled 517,653 cars, the AS
sociation Of American Rail-
roads reported. This was a de-
crease Of 5.283 cars, or / per
cent, below the preceding week.
The total was down 1922
cars or 1875 per cent from the
corresponding week in 1853
and 7l,700 cars or 1879 per cent
below the same week of 1858.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
.ENEW. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

FnInished By the Associated Pres
and l0og - Net
Diyldends (est.J High Low 2:2o chg.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
DIVIDENDS
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Pc. Stk. Of Pay
Rate riOd Record able
Columbia Pict "a Pc 1890 $50
Camloc Fastener .l2S @ 1880 lila
Fawick Corp 80. rs 1928 is
Transamerica ... 40 @ l2.20 l-3l
Evening star., 1960-12-16
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Dec. Is (AP)-The
Neg Yqfk stock. Exchange reported
fod4y thtGa pdd-lot transactions by
2rngipal eealef2 fer peeember IS:
Il He.sss sis shSSes ssOs Osneinaina sHa a.sss ass
Ihares sold siioFt.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

In full. -'so
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi annual declaTa.
ton. Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not Included.
Also extra or extras. B. Annual rate
plus stock dividend. d : Declared On paid
In l95s plus stock dividend. e Declared
or paid 50 Tar this year. t. Payable In
stock during 1859 estimated cash value
on ex-dlvidend or ex-distribution date
g. Paid last year. b : Declared or paid
after stock dividend or split up. K DE.
clared oI paid this year, an accumulatjve
issue with dividends In arrears. D Paid
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or
no action take1 at last dividend meeting.
Declared on paid In 1860 plus stock
dividend. T. Payable In stock during 1850,
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
dend.
CID Called. I'd : Ex dividend. KIDS Ex
distribution. XII Ex rights. XIV = Without
warrants. WV With warrants. wd When
distributed. WI When issued. nd Next
day delivery.
Win bankruptcy or reeeivership or be.
ing reorganZed under the Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed by such companies
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Earnings

Brown Shoe Co. in the year
ended October 81 earned SILL
070.644. or $3.50 q share, VS..
$1l, ,60S,775. or 1884 a share,
in the 1859 period.
Carrier Corp. in the year
ended October 81 earned
IS, ,008, 900. or $2.03 a share, VS..
$S,265,936, or 1882 a share, in
the 1869 period.
Other earnings:
For Quarter Ended October 81
Collins sadio si,4sI:SSs ss,6af,SI7
Per share O.69 1.O7
Fer Q Months 10 October 81
old:Natl Bat l.ssl.sss 1,s56.425
True Temper 75s,s36 s34, ,50I
Per share O.70 0.S7
Fer 10 Months to October 81
Fla z C Rwy- '3,279,94O '3.507, ,767
met loss. ID -
Fer II Months to November 30
pela 3 Hud Co 7e4;oo7 2.s26: :7os
wsss.s s. ia'sds RS: ss7sG.sjaeoe s.s7silisS iisS
wsstn ssI Nd 1ts 4 Rwy 4.5osl,OsS9b 4sl5oaS laS
Per share 2.36 2.61
For IL Months to November 80
Gas svc Co - 4.030.551 3,493. .O07
Ksns Gas s : El 7.44s:iSSs3 Ss s.s5o.Ss5 S;sS
Per share af4 9,T4
wash Wat Pwr- e,351.464 z249,is4
Per share 237 2,72
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-07

eng for minority groups.
The bill would amend IN,
Housing Act OF 1854 TO reouir,
that particular attention be giver
under the Voluntary Home Mort
cage Credit Program to the
need 70 facilitate provisions f.,
ilnas ior residential mortgag,
loans for minority groups.
IN addition. u would provide
'or me flow Of funds into area.
sno communities where resider
''s' housing for members Of svei
groups are concentrated"
unfortunately. the bill has no,
Deen issorsbly received by IN,
House committe on Banking an,
Currency out
Bentley has said he will r.
submit the bill in another forn
u J. IS ultimately rejected.
The Owosso conpressman o,,.
l ! 81 seeking election to N,
81 &c Of U s. Senator fror
.. told the Detroit prou
,l .n builders and realtors @ca
s''ner foster discrimination n
.eep an open mind in their desl
'nss with the public.
mere are fragrant cases q,
ss az on the record !,
Micnigan, Bentley concIudod
and It IS my sincere hone tn ,bs
they will not continue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-07
Bentley Attack
Bios In HOUSING

DETROIT - Repr. Alvin NJ
BENTLEY. on old foe OF discrimi.
nation in housing. brought his
message directly 70 the major
builders, bankers and mortgage
company representatives Tuesday
at . Regional Mortgage Clinic
sponsored BY the Builders Asso.
Cation Of Metropolitan Detroit
On many occasions in the
Past. Congressman Bentley has
said publicly that he felt that
the use OF public money 10 ii.
nance housing where discrimi-
nation exists is morally wrong.
On Tuesday. however. Bentley
made his point in the presence
81 the top figures in the housing
inductry in the Detroit area
The time has come" said
Bentley, where you have 10 rec.
ognize as leaders Of the indus.
Try that there can be no diserimi
nation because Of race, creed or
color in the place that a man
calls his home.
And II IS a more serious stu.
stion when there is discrimina.
ton in housing projects that are
being financed by public tax
money" he added.
Bentley referred to his own
bill, HR 1854. which he intro.
duccd early in 1859 as ameans
Of facilitating mortgage finan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-07
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Program COMMITTEES end Officers
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-07
Erice Wears Tsffets
Mss lame. Weos vstei e Class
IN D>Ukle Pima Ceremony:

CHeHrcs1 J8~es Decsme the
tfGc ~ vssel T. Glass. Sstur
~ hpfl zsr1 IN rhrs' Haptist
Church Iocsird III Mack and
IrDq.Dls Streets Tn bride IS the
daughter II Mr and Mrs James
T. HaKspn NJ Crane Street SIR.
Glass .t ine son ~ Nr and Mrs
ConDcfs ~ fiDrib1i Miss James
Nore . P0Hn 81 white tsffcts
with tins pearls and crystals out.
lining the fitted bodice with
lcOOp neckline
The bell shaped skirt with
large sIsnsed back bow in back
ended in chapel length train.
q foil length veil 81 silk ,iivs.on
fell from . Queens Crown and
she carried bouquet Of white
roses. June Preston. of Cadillac
Street wss maid OF honor.
She wore rose cOIOred baller-
ina length gown with light pink
hcmIins, white shotNaand carried
pink roses and carnations. Brides
maids wearing identical gowns Of
pink organza with rose hemlipcs.
and net hcsdpicccs 10 which
were attached one single pink
rose and carrying boquets OF
pink roses and carnations were
Evelyn McIehon, and Martha
Jones Little Carol Cook, wear
Jog pink dress with full skirt
(Continued on psus a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-07
I 3 4 T. ~ TO
SPONSOR DANCE

ssy Rsbinson Lodge No. TT,
snd Evelyn He~msn Chapter
re- ioJ. = r. & a. "A. will
sponsor dance. Friday Nay
lsfh ~ The Tropical Csrdsns.
,4s e Garfield. Music will be
~ me Three Brothers and one
cembo. The Public is invited.
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t0ne. bee. and Hear. Rev.
) II Porter and his 100 Voice
Chcrus. Walter Bcllsinging.Im
bsierrnined' New Bethel Male
Chorus and Special Sermon
Edge VI Night by Rev Porter,
sunday, June 18th At 300 pm.
Location Is 42iO Tasting. and
affair "a sponsored by the Pride
u Michigan Lodge No. "a. and
Grace Chapter No. 80, Interns.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-07

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-07
Trissns Presentation Tea:
Mr.. William venshle, : r

s.ous Leader az ;; Cypriar :
Episcopal Church was honored
IS The Trans sunday afternoon
=. Page Hall al their Annual
Tea Many guests were present