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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
SO Are Called
To Answer Draft
During August

The following regiStrantS of
Local Board No. 26, Conway, s.
c. have been ordered to report
for their Armed Forces Phys
&c Examination on August 10,
1860. They will report to the
Local Board Office, 900 Attn
Ave, Conway, S. c. at TOO
A. NJ.
Otis Maxcy Williamson,
Route !, Fair Bluff, N. c.;
Daniel George Causey, Route 2,
Conway, S. c.; Henry Lee
Richardson, Route 2, Conway,
s. c.; Leon Donnie Todd, Jr.,
Route 2, Conway, S. c.; Horace
Hubert Porter, 3l2 Jones ST.,
Charlotte, N. c.
Phillip Farley TODD, Route
4, LoriS, S. c.; Bobby Jack
Lewis, Route S, Conway, S. C:
Thomas Ray Mills, Route 2.
LoriS, S. c.; Leo Junior Bella
my, Route /, Conway, S. c.;
Sumter Bellamy, Route 5.
Stuart, Virginia.
Mack Herman Knox, Route
5, Burgess, S. c.; Charles Will
liam Mcdowell, Route 2, Con-
way, S. c.; John Bethea Rouse,
Loris, S. c.; Jerry Mack
Wright, 1912 4th Ave, Conway,
S. c.; Gillian Dix, 10 Elm
Drive, Charleston Heights, sc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
Curriers'
Column
B--W. Horace Carter

SHAREHOLDER: Ken Lowell has been hired as sales sir-
of the local
with vgor and enthusiasm. Ken Il
promotion man. Like all US has mistakes
n bu, he has never tried to hide thos, mistake, lie
brought them right the open publicly rcpcrc
IF those Certainly admired
he has our every best wish for success on In tobacco
market and success in lite Few greater ability
the sharecropper and have sup
do good Job You ius, watch and see,
Tobacco We don't know tobacco But you don't
have to be much of heavy
this past weekend has
much water like ON. local far,n., s.,iG ..r, , ~
that he hasn't lost of his any
tobacco Apparently everyone who had
tobacco IN the field and all the
OF II in the field Now they have trying got
stalk fast possible and every where arc ,r
to the brim Many old barns that q os
time have been swept out put work.
RAIN And talking last weeks rain w, can't forge, last
Thursday afternoon when Rucy Hewitt rI,. shu
IN the Little Pee Dee Rive. we put the boat
IN the water the rain than
thinking back that three hat Rtv and
sat through couldn't help other fishing trips
River 1t rained the day of us were soaked L,
the bone Last January Florida with our
boys and we were drcnchcd the Matter of fact we
came in and changed clothes packed up left the cn in
heavy rain This June back Rucy and
were caught IN high thunder storm ON Lake
the swamp waiting f,r ,b ~ ., ti u'I " ''h she" III
we went to private pond Brunswick County t fist, on,
md on all thu, rn Tbo, ~ ., ling ~, , 1T. oI'|<'o ram o."
got soaked in the Pee Dee All this simply goes to prove that
when we fish together bring showers Mex, time
there's serious dry spell in going to plan an
other fishing trip "
ENTHUSIASM: In entirely too lit
lie enthusiasm for and abbou City Four or five vca
ago. TINS was the most town that abg ay
one ever saw II was really booming Jumping Businessmen
were thrilled at its progress and prosperity Strangers were i'm
rtory That same enthusiasm prevalent tod,y 4 nm
a.aice mas Shfouded the community many months and
SO TO speak and eat r,, we n'tu l" get on the ball,
VpllD liy,C
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

GRADUATES - Army Sgt.
Johnnie r. Sawyer. son Of Mrs.
Julia +. Sawyer. 1903 Laurel
ST., Conway, $. G., recently
graduated from the Seventh
u. 5. Army Non-COmmission-
ed Officer Academy at Bad
TOlz. Germany. Sawyer re-
ceived refresher training in
teaching methods, map reading
and leadership. He Is assigned
as a radio relay teac chief In
the 229th ignal Company Of the
I60th Groups 379th Signal
Battalion in BOblingen. The
23-year-Old soldier is a 1865
graduate Of Conway High
School and attended The Cita-
del in Charleston. He entered
the Army in May 1858 and ar
rived overseas in February
1859. Before entering tn e
Army. he was employed by
the William Ritter Lumber Co.
His father. Joseph p. Sawyer
lives on Fourth ave. Gu. S.
ARMY PHOTO)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
Birthday Calendar

Thurs, Aug. 4-Charlotte
Mercer, Zebra Kay Scott; MIR.
and Mrs. Hubert Canady, we'd
ding anniversary.
Fri, Aug. S zelda Kay
Carter, Billy Jackson, Cindy
Stevens, A. ]. Blanton.
Sat, Aug. 6-Robert Nixon
Jacobs, Mrs. Della Wright; Mr.,
and Mrs. Elton Prince. we'd
ding anniversary.
Sun, Aug. 7-Everette Mill
er.
Mon, Aug. 8-Mrs. Condo
Cox. Meetings - Rotary, Civil
tan, 0. E. S. Methodist Official
Tues, Aug. s-Mrs. Bryant
Graham, Joy Spivey, Ronald
New, Meetings - Presbyter-
ian Mems Club. Masonic Lodge
Wed, Aug. 10 - Bobby G.
Rogers, Roy Buffkin; Pat JolI,
In Memory. e. :. -.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

The e~-Air Force man hopes to be in Jacksonville.
Fla. in another month. He will have completed an
S99-mile hike.
The innertube? well. hope to get ON small
fishing boat, and can't swim - his voice trailed
off.
We started To leave interview, but the auto
mobile refused to crank The gas gauge registered
empty.
Hey Cross called. when you pass that
service station quarter OF mile up the road tell
them to bring gallon of gas down here. Okay?"
eve didn't feel like walking that far }
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

Arthur Odell Tullwcod.
Route /, Myrtle Beach, 5. c.:
Leamon Wesley Golf. Route 3,
Galivants Ferry, S. c.; Roy
Lindsey McCray, BuckSport,
S. c.; Gieere Collins Prince,
Jr., Route 3, Loris, S. c.; Carn-
ell Mcqueen, l34 Water ST.,
Paterson, New Jersey;
Tommy Leroy Ward, Route
/, Ocean Drive, 5. c.; Horace
Aldean Tyler, COLONEL Heights
Virginia; Charles Edward
James, ll7OO S. W. Seth ST.,
Miami, Floriad; Lewis Maye,
2l45 kater ST. Philadelphia,
Pa; Esau Farmer, 3ls West
18th, New York, N. Y;
Jacob Farmer 3lg West
l37th, New York, N. Y; Ben
Leigh HI man. Route /, Loris
5. c.; Edward Rogers, Route 2,
BennettSvillc, S. c.; Willie
Thomas FippS, 1913 Bryan ST.,
Columbia, s. c.; Nathaniel Nc
Call Reaves, 2l5O N. w. 70
Terri, Miami, Florida;
Marshall Oliver Squires, Jr.,
Route 3, Nichols. S. c.; Moses
Bert Hughes, Jr., HOS Collins
Conway, s. c.; Jack Aubry
Granger, Route /, Loris, S. c.;
Aldine hurry Ammons, lO8 s.
Oak St, Myrtle Beach, S. c.:
Alton Glenn Greene, Jr., 300
5. Columbia ST, Chapel Hill,
N. c.;
James Douglas Vereen, pig
PaSsaic ST, Trenton, New Jer-
sey; Larry James Rowell, 35th
Ave, North, Myrtle Beach. S
C.; Robert Clifford Canady,
Route 5, Conway, S. c.; Jimmy
Hines, Route 3, Loris, S. c.;
hihg Edward Gardner, Bur
CESS, S. c.;
Billy Joe Blackburn. Loris
s. C.; Aristo Gore, Route
Loris, 5. c.: James Gore, Route
l. Aynor. S. c.; Larry Leroy
Larson, Route 4. Marion. Indi-
ana; William Eldred Johnson
LoriS, S. c.:
Wallace Beary Pittman
Route 2, Fairmont, N. c., Frank
Ward, Jr., Route 2, Aynor, S
C.; Joseph Franklin Small, II
George ST., Charleston, S. c..
Robert Burns King. Route ,
Conway, S. c.; Wofford Barn
hill, Route 2, Aynor, S. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
POLLING PLACES
1860
White Voters

Fair Bluff, B. II. Smalps
Store: Ccrro Gordo, Edward
WIliamsun's She'll Station;
Cherry Grove, WilliamSon's
Store; Chadbourn, j. w. Moon
cy and Company; Tatum, Old
Cafeteria. Evergreen School;
Western Prong, Wooten'S Store;
Whiteville. j. c. Lemons
Store; Whitcville, WaSham &
Warlick'S Farm Supply.
New Hope, Floyd'S Store;
Williams, Williams School;
Tabor City, Tabor Citp Hard
ware; Clarendon, Stephens
Store; Mollic, Voting Precinct:
Sandy Plains, Norris Station:
Guideway, l. c. Cores Station;
Bug Hill, p. o. Cores Station:
Nakina, Leamon Wards Sta
ton; Pleasant Plain, His
Store; Old Dock, Marlowe's
Store; WelcheS Creek, Clayton
Baldwin; Batten'S, Batten's
Store; Hallsboro, Claude Pier
cc'S Store; WaCcamaw, Wanan-
iSh Post Office; Bolton, j. d.
Longs Store.
Freeman, Troy Cruom'S
Store; Ielco, Pierce and Wyche
Company; Delco, Hallsboro,
Whiteville, Chadbourn, Cerro
Gordn. Fair Bluff. Williams,
Tabor City, Agricultural De-
partmentS.
Guidcway, School; Nakina
Agricultural Department; Old
Dock. School; New Hope
School; Edgcwood, School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
WHIRLIE-BIRDIE

"Thcy can't fool me bit when they say they're
going to send out one of them whirley said
farmer OF Cherry Grove section when he overheard
another talking about the USDAS plan to check on
TOBACCO acreage by observation from Il hclicoptcr.
All they're trying to do is to check and see op-
eratn stills nowadays" he complained.
He sighed and stated. 'Wcll. they won't find one
on my place. The sheriff already did
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03
No Recorders Court

No Recorders court cases
will be heard Tuesday, Aug. 8,
according to Judge w. A. Will
liams.
Instead, cases docketed for
Tuesday and Wednesday, will
al be heard on Wednesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-03

The key you use most often
will be easy to find on your
key ring il pou drill a second
hole in it so that it hangs off
center.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

FURN.-Sofa bed wImatch. chair
brown nylon WIfoam rubber cush-
ioning, only 3 mos. old, excel
CONG Reason. IA. s-S374, OK
Evening star., 1960-01-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

must be good with figures, type
minimum of 55 v.pm, and har-
Gle some routine correspondence
experience necessary on PIX ard
meeting public. Starting salary
$50 per week. Hours $3.50 to 8;
location, Conn. and Rhode Island
aves. NV. Reply Box 496-Y, Star
sECY.. GIRL FRIDAY, RECEIPTS
ANNETTE D. TATELMAN
227 woodward RidF Pr -AarA
Evening star., 1960-01-09
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
tCONTiNUEDl

OUTSIDE SoLICIT0RS-Male Of
female. AL items; furn.. ap.
pliances, clothing and jewellery
Guaranteed salary and commits.
sion. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH.
ING Co, 70S 9TH st. NV.
TELLERS, experienced, full or par
time; excellent salary; convenient
locations. Apply in person
AMERICAN SECURITY q TRUST
CO.. $50 18th st. NV. Rm. Ala
TYPISTSi S65-S9O. GREEN'S
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 13l
18th st. NV. Dl. 7-5s1s.
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN will
car for real estate sales. Lead
furnished Pull or part time. Cal
Evening star., 1960-01-09
SECRETARY

Shorthand required. Work in new
otiees, ne. location, Just OF BALTIC
pkWy. For appointment, call Mr..
IOHMANN, La. N.Sb1R
Evening star., 1960-01-09
HEkF WUM 8 j
(cONIINUEDl

SECRETARY, SPANIsH-ENGLIsH;
day, 5-day week: hours 9:30 tc
1:3O; shorthand a must; salary
commensurate with ability. Cal
24-hour answering service anc
leave name, EX 3-5775,
Evening star., 1960-01-09

bUUkkEEFING part time: records
maintained. Your once or mine,
phoNe o. write. Box 15I-S. Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
WASHER. GE
MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
500 cutters. rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5-5040.
CoNsTN. HEATERS, Generators,
chain saws, pumps, tractors, etc.
A. Il r. RENTALS, JE 2-56OO
Evening star., 1960-01-09
SECRETARY

Research organization located near
Pentagon in Va. requires the serv-
ices OF a young lady to serve as
q private secretary. Applicant
must be . skilled typist and take
shorthand as well as carry on
other secretarial duties. Pleasant
working conditions. 5-day week,
salary, S75 per week. Call MR.
POST. at OF. 4-B6OO.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

bUUhhE<FEk, part-time work de-
sired. Small sets books main
tained Day or ewes. Call IA.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
sITUATIoNS-D0MESTIC

COOK. experienced, 1st class: ex.
eellent references. DE. 2-9553.
HELP NEEDED? Cleaners, ironers,
maids. Mrs Fuller, COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS EMPL. AGcY., INC.
340S l4th ST. NV, TU. 2-37OO.
LADY, exper., reliable. wants 5.
DAY week, g.h.w, and cook: refs.
live out. Ii. 7-S479.
MAID-wish to place my maid in
upper Pr. Geo. area, BY Jan. IL;
Inv. and child care: 5-day wk.
Call her. Ii. 4-0546.
CoLORED GIRL wants Inv, full
time, live in or out, fond OF chill.
dren. AD. 4-3l3S.
COLoRED GIRL desires PA days
work. Ii. 3-0260. IL
COL0RED LADY wants lob baby
sitting or housework: experienced
NO. 7-9632.
COLORED WOMAN wants 5 days
or days work; reference. Ii
1885.
cOLORED WOMAN wants work as
maid or any gh.w. 5 days week
good references. HO. 2-2Sl3.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
HELP-DoM EsTIe
lcONTINUED)

MARRIED CPL. white. to live in
and keep house for elderly man
The husband TO assist in dressing
and walking elderly man. Also,
be q companion and do the
shopping for food. etc Conv. loc :,
near all stores. Will talk salary
with proper applicants with good
references. Apply Box 4Os-R,
S'Af'
MATURE COLORED WOMAN, pre-
pare lunch for elderly person,
very light housework; IL to 4,
Mon. through Fri; prefer live vic.
Beltsville. Nd. Cal OIL. 4-52o6
after pm.
RELIABLE MAID, 5 days a week
1890 TO z: ; in family, no small
children; cleaning. cooking, laun-
dry; call HE. 4-41SS.
WHITE LADY. Perm. rm. and board
sm, salary. Duties: one l9-mo. .-old
child and g.h.w. JE. 3-2204.
Al C00K-L.H.W., exper., fond
ness for children; pvt. upstairs
air-cond. rm,, bath, next. mod
employed; . children in school:
live in; recent local refs, health
card required; gooo wages. EN-.
2-4973 after 10 am.
Al HOUSEKEEPER; white live
In. Cook and III k. for family of
5. Have extra help. All modern
appliances. On bus line. EN-. s.
1874.
COLORED LADY, room and board
small salary, quiet girl or settled
lady, Inv, care for S-yeaT-old
girl. RA. 3-223l.
C0LORED WOMAN to care for
children. 1890 to $50. 5 days
Wk. Call LU. 1-eSO5.
COL0RED WOMANi refined and
settled to live in with s-yr.-ojd
child and widowed mother via
works night duty. Room, board
and monthly salary. Box 6S-Y,
Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

WASHER, Kenmore automatic, good
eond-: $40. AP. 7-23S0. all day
Sunday. after 8 weekdays.
WASHER. late model, whirlpool
automatic with suds saver: S65.
ia, 5-34OQ
Evening star., 1960-01-09
THEY NEVER CHANGE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE
(cONTlNUEDl

AQUARIUMS, s. g., 20 and Ii
gal. incl. plants, sand and fish;
reas. Also, 2-pc. custom foam
rubber sect. sofa, charcoal nylor
uphol ia, 9-2OS4.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
SECRETARY

capable young woman for Silver
Spring or Rockville claims ONCE:
pleasant surroundings; excellent
starting salary, plus employe bene-
fltS. Shorthand not required Die
taphone eXper. helpful. Call Mr.
Milstead or Mr.. Handy. STATE
FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE co,
S54l GoleSville I'd, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-01-09
SITUATIoHS-MEN

ABLE ASSISTANT FOR THE Busy
kxeeutive-Can be your secretary,
Varied and valuable training and
exper background. VIII 2-37Os.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining rm., contents Of
home cash. We do MOVING. stof-
age: reasonable rates. ia. e-2937.
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity
ALPION BOOK SHOP. 1853 Pa.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

sIENOGRAPHER, under 35, for
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., 3535
v 81 ne; shorthand and typing
Mcdaniel, for interview.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
STENOGRAPHER

TELEPHONE SECRETARTAL sERV
ICE, Silver Spring needs exper
operator. Prefer some knowledgl
General once procedures and TYP
ing. Call JU. S-44l4. 9-6, vkday,
Evening star., 1960-01-09
6ECRETARY. fuii tine sbo-Ih,
ECY.-STENOGRAPHER

White, age 25-40. Must be good
with figures. skilled typist: some
shorthand: 5-day vk., paid vaca-
tons. disqualification and insur-
ance. Salary based on ability
APPLY Mr.. PORTERFIELD, 1926
Evening star., 1960-01-09

law once specializing in radio
and televiSion matters. II what
you want Is an easy Job where
you assume no responsibilities
and display no initiative, please
90 not reply. However II you
have pride in your work and
ability and want an interesting
permanent Job where you can
demonstrate both. this may be
for. No previous legal experience
necessary. New air-cond. once
building. Salary open. Box I5l-
Y, Star.
Evening star., 1960-11-20
luxuriously comfortable
pillOw-back swivel rocker
or recliner chairs with
plastic foam cushions

Q Resilient 500 KaPOk@ and
500 cotton in pilLOsV back
. In brOsCn, green, OxbIOOd,
and iUOry cOlOrs
REG. $59.95 SWIVEL ROCKER
Designed for superb comfort and high style
to say nothing Of long service. Featured
at $lS.O7 savings for limited time only, too!
Constructed with q pair Of double rocker
springs and ball.bcaring swivel for noiseless
and relaxing motion.
Evening star., 1960-11-20
Supported plastic cOUer
cleans easily
Plastic foam cushion for
added comfort
REG. $69.95 RECLINER

As luxuriOusly comfortable as ii is smart look
ing . /. . provides sigh-inspiring relaxation
the arms and footresa are also padded and
the foosrest has its own tension adjustment
:. all this wonderful comfort at limited time
$2S.O7 savings!
Evening star., 1960-09-20

to someone, particularly q
home or institution. They
are:
A box Of cut-out pictures
from magazines, Is years old
or more. These might be of
interest to an elderly person
for making a scrap book or
just browsing to renew
memories.
q Readers Digests, from
one to five years old.
81 Nature magazines, circa
about 1884.
u John Martin" mag
azines (for children, from
80 to IS years old.
81 American Home" mag
azines. about five years old.
g. Junior Natural His
tory" magazines. about two
years old.
If anyone is interested in
these articles, please contact
me in writing through RICH.
Evening star., 1960-09-20

Alan Of Connecticut avenue.
Floral fashions by Kelsey
Florists. Carlene McGrath
will do the commentary.
Phyllis Bell presents an In
formal fashion show with
clothes from the Sports
woman. Chevy Chase Lake
Shopping Center, at Fran
cisco's Restaurant from IL
to 2 pm.
Normandy Farm Restau-
rant, fashion show presented
by the Wheaton Studio Of
Modelling at / pm. Greta
Stevens fashions. Arlene
Duffy will do the commen-
tary.
Evening star., 1960-09-20

to have during the cooler
months. Raincoats are needed
occasionally.
Take summer clothing If
you wish = your brightest
printed ones in dresses.
There are many island
made pieces Of furniture
available-mostly Philippine
mahogany, which cost as
much as the furniture avail
able here.
If the Government or some
other agency is paying for
Evening star., 1960-09-20
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Editors Note

Reoders' Clearing House operates
as a public service exehonse Of ideos
between Washington areo readers
Of The Stor. II is conducted entirely
through the moiI. All letters must
bear the writer's full name and
oddress. PIeose send replies accord.
ing to subject matter. NOT initials.
Letters received in response to
queries will either be published or
forwarded to the person making the
inquiry.
Evening star., 1960-09-20

Shoreham Hotel. For reser-
vations call the hotel. Jelleff's
fashions co-ordinated by Sue
Boteler.
KenwOOd Country Club,
luncheon fashion show with
fashions from Tweeds m
Things. Marjorie Laing will
do the commentary.
Martinette Petites Presi-
dent Max Lawrence and
Claire Newman, the designer
for the firm, will be at julius
Garflnckel & Co. today and
tomorrow. Show time at the
F street store is 2::30 pm.
Thursday show time is at
$3.50 pm. in Spring Valley.
That night at 1880 pm. the
show will be presented at
Seven Corners.
Evening star., 1960-09-20

the shipment of your furni-
ture, l would suggest that
you take it along.
However. heavy overstuffed
furniture would not be very
suitable for island living. in
that most of the houses there
ATE constructed for tropical
living.
Appliances are readily
available in Hawaii. Whether
or not you decide to take
your furniture a n d appli-
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Home Directions

MIS-. s. W., washington
Is it possible to salt sun
flower seeds at home? I would
appreciate directions.
Also, I would like to know
how I can remove rust stains
from a white tablecloth.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Cancelled Stamps
Mrs. A. M. BetheSdn

Mrs. A. NJ, Bethesda
Would someone please send
in an address where Cancelled
stamps are collected? I would
prefer sending them to a
group rather than to an
individual collector.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Where BoImy Breezes Blow
To: D. W., Woodbridge, Va.
Miss E. F. M, Washington

am former Island resident, native of the
Big Island HawaiD and have also lived in the city
of Honolulu for more than 10 years. I hope this
information will be useful to you
Winter clothes such as overcoats and heavy
wooens are not necessary in Hawaii.
Sweaters and light jackets are practical things
Evening star., 1960-09-20

Mrs. W. E. D., Bethesda
I would like to have a
recipe for deviled crabs baked
in individual shells. If any
reader would be kind enough
to send one to me, I would
be most grateful.
Evening star., 1960-09-20

ances with you depends upon
the relative cost of shipping
or replacement once you
reach the islands.
I hope you like 1t there.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
TOMORROW

Suburbia Fashions, South
Gate Motel in Virginia, by
Super Giant at 1890 pm.
Models Guild presentation.
First in a series of infor-
NAL weekly fashion shows
by the Ellen Bateman Acad-
emy Of Fashion Modelling at
the Lafayette Hotel. Fashions
from Angeles of Silver
Spring.
Opening Show of season,
luncheon time, Garden Room,
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Date
TONIGHT

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
presents its Career Girl Fash
ion Show at the Willard Hotel
at 1880 pm. Fashions for the
desk set and all women who
work and want to look their
very Smartest, will be fea-
tured. What's a wise fashion
investment? What colors are
sound? All these and more
fashion questions will be
answered.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Mr.. Roland Rookie
To Be Host

Mr.. j. Roland Rookie will
give a dinner party at the
Statler Hotel tomorrow eve
ming.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Cottuqe Floors

Mrs. A. r. B., Washington
We are building a cottage
near the water. Would some
kind reader tell us what ma
Evening star., 1960-09-20
THURSDAY

Fashions from L. Frank
star at the Mayfair Restau-
rant show at 7 pm. with the
Patricia Stevens Model Agen-
cy staging it. HairStyles by
Evening star., 1960-09-20

terial is best for flooring? We
want something with easy
upkeep and cleaning.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-09-20
GivedWdY

Mrs. r. J. A., SiIUer Spring
I have some things to give
away which might be Of value
Evening star., 1960-09-20

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. D-3
TUesdoy, September 20, 1860 SVSHSty HObHS
Evening star., 1960-09-20
DeviIed Crabs

THANK yoI
Evening star., 1960-07-11
Rifle Match Led
By Ruth Moroun

Mrs. Ruth Morgan of Ia
koma Park scored a narrow
victory over George Whorton,
18-year-old Alexandrian, for
the overall title in a Maryland
Rifle League match yesterday
at the Greenbelt Gun Club.
Mrs. Morgan and Whorton
each had 1894 of a possible
1,600 points, but Mrs. Morgan
shot Ill center bullseyes to
Whorton's 110.
Mrs. Morgan and Irving
Millison tied for top honors
in the 50-yard telescope sight
with 400 points and 30 centers.
Millison also shared the title
in the 50-meter telescope
event with Mrs. Marilyn Burr.
Each had 399 with 80 centers.
Freeman Morgan won the
50-yard ironsight with a per-
feet 400 points and 27 centers.
John Cain of Kensington took
the 50-meter ironsight with
399 and 81 centerS.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
Area Teams Win
Swimming Titles

GREENSBORO, N. c., July
II (AP).-Congressional Coun-
try Club of Washington, D. c.,
won its third straight boys title
Saturday night in the fifth an
nual Eastern Invitational
swimming championship with
288 points. The Northern Vir-
ginia Aquatic Club Of Arling-
ton took the girls crown with
239.
Fifteen-year-old Anne Ban
croft, who came here with the
Northern Virginia team but
swan unattached, won five
titles. Robyn Johnson of
Northern Virginia won four.
Harrison Merrill of Atlanta
won three events in the boys
division, along with Chris Shead
of Northern Virginia.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
Shenandoah Downs Average
Highest Since SO OPENING

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
July II (SpeciaD. = Shenan-
doah Downs tonight enters its
first full week of racing at this
meeting with the highest night
ly betting average since the
plant opened in May, 1859.
The track is boasting a S281,- :
600 average in wagering pei
night. and General Manager
Bob Leavitt credits most of the
increase to the first pick-six
pool betting seen in this area.
The bonanza" gimmick started
last Tuesday night at the be-
ginning of the current meeting,
fourth in the tracks history.
The bonanza paid a top of
$8,899.60 to lucky 50 bettors
Friday night. The next evening
there were a record of 10,759
fans at Shenandoah and they
bet a record $445,915 in the
nine races, including a high of
$24,324 in the bonanza. Four
teen persons each collected
$l,045.80 after picking five of