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Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. William David
Wilson announce the marriage
of their daughter, Triana, to
Frank Abbott Jones, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Abbott
Jones of Howard.
The wedding took place Octo
Der Is, 1859 at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
The bride is the granddau-
ghter of Mrs. Edward Hamp-
ton Shaddock and the late Mr..
Shaddock, and the late Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Wilson of Gin
ton.
She is a graduate of Lexing-
ton High School, attended the
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
LEXINGTON STUDENTS AT
PIANO FESTIVAL

Jeane Tingle, Nancy Buck,
Beth McWilliams and Jauwiece
Minis of Lexington, all pupils
of Mrs. Jean Porter, participa-
ted in the District Piano Fes-
tival at Winona Saturday. April
16.
The girls entered the solo div
ision and hymn play and re-
ceived the following ratings:
Solo, Beth McWilliams. excel
ent; Nancy Buck, good and
Jauwiece Minis, good. On nv
mn play Nancy Buck received
excellent rating and Jeane Tin
gle, good.
The ones who received ex-
cellent rating will enter the
State Festival to be held April
30 at Belhaven College at
Jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
Lexington Social Notes
Mrs. w. l. Hooker, Phone Ga, Lexington
FORGET-ME-NOT CLUB

O&9O
The home of Mrs. w. H.
Scott was the meeting place
ior the Forget-Me-Not Club on
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clocn
with eleven members present.
The spacious living room was
a perfect setting for the oc-
caSion.
A short business meeting was
presided over by Mrs. Walter
Moore, president, after which
tine guests were entertained
with a contest in which towns
and states were matched.
The hostess served a delctable
party plate in which the Easter
motif was carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymon Tate
and little son of jackson spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Tidwell.
Miss Edith Mcdaniel of Jack
son spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Nc
Daniel.
Recent luncheon guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raiford Watson
were Mrs. Walter McRae. Oh
Covington, Tenn. Mrs. Bill Ste
Wart, Memphis, Mr.. and Mrs.
e.. M. Erwin, Mrs. George
Street, Mrs. Eli Chatoney, Nil
Ter Powell and James Powell,
all of Jackson and Mrs. Annie
Rogers of Tchula.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Ham,
NETT and baby spent Tuesday
in Memphis.
Mrs. L. P. Johnson, Mrs. R.
M. Gwin accompanied by Mrs.
h. L. PeaSter and Mr.. j. w.
Cunningham of Tchula, spent
several days last week with
their sister, Mrs. c.. M. Purvis
and DR.. and Mrs. George Pur-
Wis of Rayville, La.
Mrs. Effie Swittenberg and
Mrs. T. B. Lobby were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Swittenberg in Jackson.
Miss Dorothy Edwards and
Bill Downs, students at Ole
Miss, were weekend guests of
his mother, Mrs. John Downs.
Memphis visitors Friday were
Mrs. Norman Weathersby John
Weathersy and Mr.. Joe Ber-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Curtis
and ba byof Port Neches. Texas
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Ellington.
House guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayward Green in Franklinton,
La, Monday through Wednes-
day were Mrs l.. 3. Gilliland,
Mrs. Norman Weateersby, Johr
Mrs. J.. H. Beall.
Miss Zilpha Cain and Miss
Lucy Stewart were Easter CUES
of Mrs. c.. A. Moore.
DR.. and Mrs. c.. D. Russell
were overnight visitors in Mem.
phis Friday.
Mrs. Woodson Earle of Clar'
ksdale were weekend guests Of
her son and family, Coach and
Mrs. Woodson Earle.
Miss Beth Beall and AL Pow.
all were Jackson visitors or
Saturday.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
JOHN T.. BAILEY
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Mr.. John T. Bailey, Bolivar
Co. resident for the past So
years but formerly of Holmes
county, celebrated his 18th bir-
thday at his home in Shelby on
Easter Sunday. Mr.. Bailey was
born and reared near Acona in
Holmes County, son of the late
Jordan Bailey and Stelene Stan
ford but moved to the Delta
SO years ago.
Sixty-nine guests came for din
ner which was served buffet
Etple. Centering the table was
a lovely birthday cake.
Mr.. Bailey has so direct des-
cendants including IL children,
Is grandchildren and IA great
grandchildren. Ten of his Ii
children were present with their
families.
Rev. Godbold, pastor of
Shelby Methodist Church & Rev.
Pope, pastor of Baptist Church
with their families were spec
ial guests.
Those from Holmes County
attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. c. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. L.. Braddock, Mrs. r. H.
Eakin and Mrs. j. c.. Tharpe
all of Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-21
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
RECITAL APRU. DC

Mrs. Wentworth, Mrs. Jean
Porter and Mrs. Margaret
Mitchell will present all their
Grammar School piano pupils
n a recital Tuesday night, Apr
il 26 at 7:30 p. I'm. at the Audi
tOrium.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Friends of Mrs. W. A. Ram
sey who is a patient at the
Community Hospital viii be
glad to know that her condition
is much improved.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
BURRIS REAL ESTATE
IA. 4-7400

IA. 4-7400
COMPROMISE - Here's a COM
promising home that will make
you feel wealthy. New, brick ram
bier Of Colonial character, excel
lent brick work, winding walk
ways. white columned facade, ex-
quisite grille work, recessed slate
fioored foyer, center hall, , fire.
places, / mosaic-faced, one rath-
skeller-styled, massive brick bar
in basement, authentic exterior
gas light, superb construction,
setting and location. A pleasure
to show at S33,600. JE. 4-22SS.
PARKER, SMITH a. DONNELL.
REAL1 ORS.
CUSTOM VIEW OF THE RIVER
Here is a masterpiece OF elegant
living. 3 rooms. ga baths; 2-car
garage and refinements to suit the
most discriminating purchaser
Shown only by appointment.
p. W BERENS, REALTOR
ALEXANDRIA so. 5-50OU
Evening star., 1960-03-13
LAKE BANCROFT
FIVE BEDROOMS
OPEN PM.

Open today for your inspection Is
a home built the way you would
have. built 1t! Top grade ma
terialS from floor ioistS to roofing
Tor a top Grade community: 4 OF
the bedrms. on the main floor OF
this brick rambler, reverse plan
living rm. with handsome fire.
in the all-stainleSs steel Kitchen;
9TH bedrm and full bath are on
lower level: fireplace and picture
window in the handsomely de-
tailed recreation rm.: sweeping
corner lot with trees. Price, S37,s
800: excellent financing.
Out Columbia pike
to Blair rd. entrance Of Lake Bar
croft right on Blair I'd. to No.
AL and our OPEN sign.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

BOY Oh BoY-If you haven't
bought yet, come and see this
all-brk. rancher in the heart Of
Arlington. Lovely liv, rm, 3 bed.
rms, finished rec. rm., pretty
wooded lot compl with fence; walk
to Grade school. nr. jr. hi, and
Dennis O'Connell. $1,000 dn,
S115 mo; S1s,200. Call right now
VIM; A. CHAPMAN REALTY INC
Realtor, 701 W. Broad st., Falls
Church, Va. JE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
GOTHAM
~. REALTY INC.
300 Arl. Blvd. If 2-73no

800 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-73OO
BRICK RAMBLER with all the ex.
traS, in q convenient North Ar
Lngton location; wood burning
fireplace, separate dining area
Prlced TO sell at the FHA ap-
REALTY. INC, IA. $1,000.
BRICK RAMBLER for only Sla,-
$50; located in NORTH ARTING-
TON in the heart OF the best
school area. 3 fine bedrooms.
ilving room with fireplace and
dining ELL. Attractiveiy finished
recreation room in full basement
secluded yard with patio and
Sssr5ecue ga 5eue cooker Don't daily.
S2;0On cash will put you in
Call ia. $4,000, o iii q SHAN
NON q, ,LuCHs, Realtors, 2055
Wilson blvd. ~'""
Evening star., 1960-03-13
LAKE BAREFOOT
$33,500
OPEN I TILL, 4 SUI

OPEN / TILL SUN.
Four -bedrm., 2-bath custom built
rambler. Priced way below origi-
nal cost for quick sale. Situated
on a la-acre site and arrangeu So
that the kitchen and 2 bedrooms
are the only rooms without a
commanding view OF the lake. The
living room has Anderson window
walls for year round enjoyment
and French doors open from the
living room to screened porch
overlooking the AXE. . porches
and large breeZeway which are
an integral part Of the house
have good elevation to assure you
of the summer breezes. . bed
rooms and a bath are beautifully
finished in the above-ground
lower level where there is q tret
mendous potential for expansion.
This home has q rare blend Of
contemporary convenience and
Colonial charm to achieve q
gracious INABILITY that lis unex.
celled. Custom features include
lifetime asbestos -oot. copper
gutter. California redwood siding.
2-car garage and Dashboard neat
This house is truly an exceptional
value-the lot alone is easily
worth $4,000.
DIRECTIONS: Take Columbia
Pike to the main gate Of Lake
Bancroft. so through gate ard
turn left on Lakewood dr.. to
house.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

OWNERS
REALTY EXCHANGE JE. 1890
CHOICE OF 4
$1,000 TO $1,000 DOWN
NGTON-3-bedrm. brick ram
s55l 5ier' close close In In, near bus. s.oo
sREN sfis N MAR iif SP PARK S.d2oo@ sl2; 2;SS0
brick rambler: 2 baths: bsmt'; ;
wall-to-wall carpets; immed. poss.
1904 BREN MAR DIR Slg,775
SPRINGFIELD twin bedrms.
brick rambler: full .bsmt.: central
air cond.; assume loan.
59lS DINW1DDIE ST S20,5OO
BREN MAR PARk-Brick rambler:
II acre; 3 bedrms.: full bsmt.;
assume 4l2co loan; vacant.
1l04 BREN MAR DR.. S17,95O
BANCROFT LAKE: reduced for i'm
mediate sale-l00-ft. waterfront:
Colonial: formal dining rm.. lge.
living Im:: double garage
1923 GREENTREE DR.. S41.5OO
SPRINGFIELD - Brick split-level.
expandable TO 3 bedrmS: full
baths. sep. dining rm., ultramod.
$50, ALpRicH LANE $3.50
ranch ramb.: ) bedrms.' Z baths:
garaee: breeZeway; HANDICAPPED.
2l4 BARKLEY DR.. $39,750
EDSALL .PARK-Split-level: 3 bed
rms, Ia baths, rec. rm.: garage;
5222 DALTON RD. $4,000
OPEN l-DARK
Evening star., 1960-03-13
$500

Is total money needed. $50 total
mo. payments. It's q 3-bedrm.
rambler, about IA mis-. from
school. Arl blvd, left on Wayne
rd., eft on West Grenstead st,
to No. 1881, or call JE. 3-3165,
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1960-03-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
SLEEPY HOLLOW

Most select location in this exclu-
sive section, with an enchanting
view Of the country side for miles
California style. U-shaped, 8 roomy
bedrooms. Delightful l7'x24 liv-
ing room, massive stone fireplace
2 large picture windows overlook
ing vast eXpanse Of environs, 10
ceilings. 1910 dining room
11'x14' bright kitchen with
screened side porch. Big circular
screened porch where children
can romp. Trees, 2-car garage
hot-water heat, private drive
Must be seen to be appreciated
To see call JE. 2-2620. Once
closed on Sunday.
Joseph w. Seay Company
1I3 West Broad st
Falls Church, Va.
SOMETHING SPECIAL-Impress
immaculate brick bi-level in desir.
able location. Large living room
with beautifully pannelled FIRE.
place wall, dining room, gorgeou,
kitchen with all equipment, three
large bedrooms, 21a baths, finished
rec. rm:; built-in garage. Assume
large Gl loan: S24,500. JE. f.
22SS, PARKER, SMITH g. DON.
NELL, REALTORS.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
HOUSES F0R Saliva,

BROYHILL CREST-Sl7. $50
fo! 3-bedrm. brk. rambler;
full basement, fenced lot:
walk 10 schools and commu-
nifty swimming pool. owner
leaving town. must sell now.
Terms.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

8. GI LOAN. over $4,000 at 41aes
2-bath rambler; also features
separate dining room, built-ins,
Wall-to-Wall carpeting: fenced
yard Let US tell you more about
tnis Immaculate home. Cal today
at ia. 5-g4OO.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

REALTY CO.
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-03-13

VIENNA-3-bedrm. brk. rambler;
lge kit. din. rm., liv. rm. with
frepl. . baths, full bsmt.. SlS,-
995; 10ee down. WE, S-25OO.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-30
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Obituaries
lHAHHaHHaHHHHHHHHAHAAHHHHAAI

Reuben Pitluck, 65, of 1926
E. Seventh, died here Sept.
18.
Mr.. Pitluck was a member
of Cong. Anshei Israel, the
Masons, OddfelloWs and the
American Legion.
Survivors include his wife,
Lena; two daughters, Mrs.
Rhoda Chatlow of Van Nuys,
Calf, and Mrs. Elaine Laez-
man of Silver Spring, Md,
and four grandchildren.
The father-in-law of com
edian Danny Kaye, DR.. Sam
uel Fine, died here Sept. %.
DR.. Fine, II, a retired den
tist, came here less than a
year ago from Beverly Hills,
Calf.
Survivors include a son,
Robert Forrest, of Beverly
Hills; two daughters, Mrs.
Kaye and Mrs. Rhoda Gam
son, of Great Neck, NY. and
three grandchildren. The
body was shipped to Forest
Hills, NY. for burial.
Mrs. Bertha Fisch, go, of
541 S. Sixth, died Sept. %
at a local hospital.
Mrs. Fisch had lived here
II years and had owned and
operated Bertha's Yardage
Store. She was a native of
Greece.
Survivors include her hus-
band, Jackob; a daughter,
Phyllis, of Tucson; two sons,
Norman, of Tucson; two sons,
of Miami, Fla; a sister, Miss
Matilda Eliaou and a broth
ell, Nahom, both of Israel.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-30
Presidents Message
For The New Year

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-President Eisenhower has
issued from the White House the following Rosh Hasha
nah statement through the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
extending his greetings to American Jewry:
During the season of the Jewish High Holy Days
it always pleasure extend greetings to my fellow
citizens of the Jewish faith.
IT know this is time of deep meaning for them
In the honored tradition of their ancient faith they are
led to special acts contron thanksgiving and praise
Sustained by the creative and moral power of their
fathers God they enter their new year with confidence
"Ths is my last opportunity to extend greetings on
this OCCASION private citizen shall continue to
remember these Holy Days each year with warmth and
respect
Dwight D. Eisenhower"
The Arizona post., 1960-09-30

JERUSALEM, (JTA) on
prospectors in Israel have IN
vested more tn an 10000
pounds ($39,2OO,OOO) in their
drillings for gas and oil in the
last seven years, the Ministry
of Development announced, in
making it's latest evaluations
of the search for fuels here.
Two oilfieldS have been dis
The Arizona post., 1960-09-30
Bio Investment In Israeli Oil

covered thus far - first in
the HeletZ region, later in
the Negbah area, and one i'm
portant natural gas field has
been developed. According to
the Ministry, the result is that
Israel is expected to obtain
from domestic fields more
than a fourth of its total an
nual fuel requirements.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-30

CHICAGO, Ill. - AFL-CIO
President George Meany re-
ported that $4,000 had been
appropriated to aid the Jew
ish Labor Committee in its
work with labor unions in
combating racial and relig-
ious bigotry.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-30

DETROIT, (JTA)-E. Don
aid Shapiro of Detroit has
been named first director of
the Institute of Continuing
Legal Education established
here by the University of
Michigan and Wayne State
University.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-30
Center
HiIites

Registration for the first
Junior Assembly for tweens
at the Tucson Jewish Com
Center has moved
above the SO mark and regis
The Arizona post., 1960-09-30

NEWPORT, r. 1.-The re-
stored Tuoru Synagogue e
building, which dates to 1863,
will be dedicated in Decem-
Der.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-30

heglSCraClOn Tor the IlrSG
Junior Assembly for tweenS
at the Tucson Jewish Com
munity Center has moved
above the SO mark and regis
tration is still open.
The program, for young
sters from the ages of II to
IA, will have its first session
Oct. 8 at $50 pm. Nancy FL
liott of the Arthur Murray
Dancing Studios, will direct
the dancing with lessons in
cha-cha, swing, jitterbug, fox
trot and waltz. Each class will
be followed by a social hour
when the social graces' will
be taught and practiced.
Enrolment fees for each 10
week session will be $40 for
members and SIS for non-Cen-
ter members.
The world OF ShOlem Alei-
chem will be the first produc-
ton of the Center Drama
Workshop. Sandy Rosenthal
will direct the production
which will be held Nov. go
1918.
Tryouts for the production
were held this week.
Registration is now open
for the Center School of Mu-
sic. Under the direction of
Mrs. Gloria Dulgov registra-
ton will be taken Oct. 1913
IA from 2-5 pm. at the Gen.
ter.
Classes begin Oct. II with
enrolment limited to seven
in a class. Beginning and in
termediate classes are being
offered in piano for children
from 4-12 years and a begin
ming class in strings also is
planned.
. .
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MiJI.
stone have donated a piano to
the Center Nursery School
and Kindergarten. The gift
will enable the school to con-
duct a musical program.
The Teen Planning Board
has set the weekend of Oct.
% for the training workshop
to be held at the Ed CheSin
Mountain Lodge at Mt. Lem
mon. Plans are being drawn
to have guest lecturers, dis
cussion groups, a dance, and
an experience in group work
during the weekend.
Harvey Mordka has been
elected temporary president
of the Teen Planning Board.
.
The Miss and Mr.. Club Will
hold it's annual Yom Kippur
Break Fast Dance Oct. 1 be-
ginning at 7 pm. in the Rich
ard Bacal Lounge at the Gen.
ter.
The dance, free to service
men spending the holidays In
Tucson, will feature a catered
buffet supper. Tickets may be
purchased from Miss and Mr..
Club members or at the Gen.
ter. Tickets are being sold at
S1.5O.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17
Yam Yield Short
Unless Nitrogen
Added Now

Sweet potato yields in CO.
lumbuS County will be short
this year unless growers top
dress right away with Is to 20
pounds of nitrogen per acre.
Charles ID. Raper. County
Agricultural Agent, says that
recent heavy rains washed out
most of the nitrogen already
applied and that this must be
replaced if the sweet potatoes
are 10 continue growth and
max" maximum yields.
II you did not use a heavy
application Of potash in your
fertilizer. then | would sug-
gcst using 200 pounds of 8-O-24
instead of straight nitrogen.
Rupcr cautioned sweet pota-
Ia growers 10 use pcllctcd mat
rrlai and To apply only when
the foliage is dry. \ cyclone
>ccdcr does an excellent lob:
or you might spread il bv
hand. Do not use a tractor as il
viii damage too many of the
vines
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17

wares. and nc escaped through
the woods and swamp.
Law Enforcement Officers
Anderson (SLED) and Rural
Police J. w. Stevens. are able
to identify the negro operator
however, and an arrest is ex-
pected.
Officers Anderson and Stew
ems found at the still site and
confiScated an lB-Horsepower
Johnson Motor and boat; 80
gallons of illicit corn whiskey;
a large water pump and two
bales OF sugar, all of which
were transported into Conway
and stored al the Horny Coun-
~ Jail TO be sold al auction
and the money turned over To
the County Treasures, accord
ing to law.
AT the still site, officers de-
stroyed 800 gallons of mash, a
quantity OF empty fruit jars
and other equipment which
could not be transported 10
Conway by boat.
The location Of the l6-Barrel
Still was in Horny County and
is accessible by automobile
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17

ond will start that afternoon
and continue through break
fast August 10.
In the second group will be
representatives from the fol-
lowing counties:
Aiken, Anderson, Charleston,
Cherokee, Chester. Darlington,
Florence, Greenville, Green
wood, Horny. Lancaster, Laur-
ems, Lexington, Newberry,
Richland, Spartanburg, Sumt-
CT and York.
Among the leaders for the
conference will be: Miss Har-
riett Mason, Charleston, and
Guy l.. Warn, Columbia, presi-
dent and vice president of the
SEGA: Senator Bradley Nor
ran of Greenville County. Err
WIN l.. CoonS, from the Nation
al Education Associations: Miss
Gladys Robinson and DR.. C. T.
Myers, both of Lancaster:
Lloyd lSaacs, director of public
relations from the North Caro-
Ina Association; c. b. Busbee
OF Brookland-Cayce and p. NJ.
C"ble, executive secretary OF
the South Carolina Association
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17
Contagious Cancer
Found I'm Chickens

Contagious cancer has been
found IN chickens. cancer cauS-
cd by virus.
The findings of USDA Sci
cntlStS al Il U. s. Regional
Poultry Laboratory in Michi-
gan strengthen the belief that
NiTuScS cause some kinds of
animal and human cancers.
"R"uS san coma" is the name
of the cancer. 1, had been
thought non-ContagiouS until
Dr. Il. Il. BurmcS;er Of USDA's
Agricultural Research Scrvi"v
proved IT could be- transmitted
oN direct contact between
birds.
the fact that one virus is
contagious suggests that others
may prove 50. And DR.. Burn
cStcr's experiments indicate
that the contapiuuSncSs of the
disease may depend largely on
me NIrulcnCV of the virus ana
thy health condition Of the bird
that catches it.
In one test. 35 or ~ healthy
birds raised in direct contact
with Nirus-lnnoculated birds
died OF RuUs Sarcuma.
But when healthy birds
w,r" put IN indirect contact
with innocula,rd birds (scpar-
al'd by Wir,-mcSh Scrccn) =.
none of the untrcatcd chickens
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17
Kitchen
Kapers
By Ruth w.
Pittman
CSSL Home
Ecoh>~ist

School days, school days,
Dear old golden rule days,
Rcadin' and 'riting and 'rith- !
mctiC,
Spreading a cold is not trick,
When YOU wash dishes day by
day,
The oid unSanitary way,
Where you clean the electric
way
Less colds. you're sare, more
safe.
Why? Because the water us
ed in your diShwaShcr not only
cleans, butSteriliZeS - hospital
clean. No more separating
those dishes for extra washing
and Scalding. Your diShwaSher
protects each member from
those spreading germs with
one twist of the dial. Your
dishes, pots and pans are wash
ed and rinscd in $50 degree F.
water.
If you have an average fam
lily of four, you need wash only
twice a day. Just Scrape the
dishes and place. No pre- wash
ing or rinSing is necessary -
even if they are to stand for
several hours. Your kitchen is
neat and clean at all times
with the dishes out of sight.
No dirty dishes need be left in
the sink if you have To dash
out after a meal.
You'll notice difference in
the way your hands look-and
the nail polish stays on much
longer. If you're allergic to
soaps or dctergentS and have
To wear rubber gloves, just
throw those gloves away when
your washer is delivered.
With three meals a day to
prepare and those III between
snackS the children have, seems
like you never get through in
the kitchen before it's time to
wash those dishes again. You
can really cut those strings
that bind you to the kitchen
sink with your modern dish
washer. You'll feel like those
carcfrcc days are here again.
Most of us feel if we just
had somebody to wash and
dry the diSheS-wcll. it would
be the answer to a maidcn'S
prayer. Your diShwaShcr is the
anSwer-and it's at your beck
on call twcnty-four hours a
day all year round.
If you're having a large tea
and don't have enough dishes
To go around. it isn't necessary
To have extra people in the
kitchen washing and drying.
You have a faithful, reliable
servant that takes up only a
small amount of space. washes
in a wink, and you pay so lit
tie for this convenient service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17
M. P. Campbell
Attends Meeting

Leaders of county education
associations are holding their
annual conference this week
at Camp COcareda in the
mountains near Caesars Head.
Officers and executive COM
mittee members of the South
Carolina Education association.
owner of the camp, will pro-
vide leaders from the various
discussion groups.
The first conference was
held August Is through break
fast on August II and the sec
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17
County Police
Destroy Sill
BY CLARA NJ. MOORE

State Law Enforcement
James Anderson and the Horny
County Rural Police Tuesday
destroyed Sixteen tl6) Bar
rel Illicit Whiskey Still near
the Eldorado Ferry Landing
about ~ mile from Bull Creek
in the Bucksport section Of
Horny County.
The still was in full opera
ton at the time of the raid
and was being operated by Il
negro. The officers watched the
negro during his operating of
the still for some time, but due
to the fact that the officers
were standing in water up 20
their waist, il was impossible
to slip up" on the negro una
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-17

buildings, and the residences
Of the Americans were Just as
they were when evacuated.
Why?
Because for twenty four
hours the young COugulcSc men
had marches around them. Or
ganizlng themselves into a pa
troll iur that purpose. and tax
ing turns Keeping watch. They
were determined that no NUT
NOUS soldiers should harm
their church or school or the
houses OF their white friends.
Let us keep our opinions in
balance. All the Cougulcsc are
not lawlUSS and unapprcCia-
tive Those who hay" become