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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

CotCA III OtiOA oOAttANA Al NAtACs
Boston CORE chairman Char
les Crawford reported that $50
members and supporters picketed
10 stores in Metropolitan Boston.
Response range from good TO
more than 90co" according TO
Crawford. Boston CORE plans TO
extend its pickcting TO addition
al stores this week.
more and More Effective"
In New York City there were
nine picket lincS-cight before
Woolworth stores and one before
a Krcss outlet. Tom Roberts.
chairman Of New York City
CORE, report that THE CORE
picket lines are becoming more
and more effective. Many people
have expressed shock that a ma
tional chain has continued TO
bow to outworn patterns Of dis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

elimination. In New York pic
ket lines were alos sponsored by
Antioch Baptist Church, the AS
toria NAACP. the Lower Harlem
Tenants Council. the East Har-
lem Reform Democrates, and the
Greenwich Village ADA.
Rev. Marvin ceynsr, chairman
Of Chicago CORE. reports Of
their picket lines: when we
came the store was foil. When
We looked in again after a half
hour II was practically deserted.
Two women who did 60 in an
olosired afterwards and said
they did not realize In time"
There were also picket lines in
Philadelphia, Madison. Wisconsin,
Berkeley, California and in other
communities across. the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

The students, including 10 or
20 goods, were arrested by Off
GERS armed with tear gas and
billy clubs, while firemen stood
by with high pressure hoses in
case of trouble.
The demonstration was promp-
ted by the expulsion of nine
students for trying to desegre-
gate a court house grill.
In nearby Tvskegee Institute,
one-third Of the 2250 students
boycotted classes Tuesday, pro-
testing the arrest Of the Alabama
State students.
Atlanta was hit for the first
time by the lvneh-covnter in
cidents.
Six Negroes accompanied by
a white student from Atlanta
University, a predominantly Ne
gro school, were refused admis-
sion to a grill in the basement
of Rich's, the Southcast's largest
department store in downtown
Atlanta Monday.
A protest demonstration at
billiard University in New Or
leans was short lived.
In Petersburg, Va, five Negroes
were arrested for attempting to
sit in the white section of a
public library.
AT Xenia, o., management oil
large restaurant bowed to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Forms Natl Committee
To Defend Dr.. King

Profoundly shocked that the State of Alabama has in
dcted Rev. Martin Luther King for perjury Negro leaders
from six cities came together in New York last week and
established Committee to Defend Martin Luther King The
Committee announced that it has set the task of raising
5000 900 budget defend Rev King in the state and
federal courts aid the Southern Christian Leader
ship Conference in its drive register million Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Northern Support Of
Southern 'Sit-Ins' Grows

NEW YORK-Support of the southern students pro-
test movement against lunch counter Jim Grow mounted
throughout the nation this week young people, contnu-
ing their demonstrations went to Jail in Nashville Tenn;
faced trial in Raleigh ~ c. expelled from college
Montgomery, Ala fined in Winston-Salem, N. c. and
rested in other southern cities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Students yit-M" RomdUp
as Students Arrested
In Montgomery Incident

MONTGOMERY Alas students were arrested at
Alabama State Teachers College following campus dem
onsration when they accused of roughng up col
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
REV. BILLY GRAHAM IN AFRICA
PRAY FOR AND SEND S S S TO
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
GREATEST REWARDS GO TO GODS AIDS F!
NY. DEVILS H.Q.!
EOf2nd Class Citizens Non Christ Scientists y
70 III INMATES IN CITY JAILS. A new HIGH

NY. IT'D. Z-T
Commissioner Anna M Kross of the Department OF
Correction yesterday that the population OF the eys
ss was at "aime departmental high" OF prisoners
"and we haven't got the facilities TO take care OF them
INA SPEECH ON DEPARTMENTAL NEEDS TO The
WOMENS AUXILIARY OF THE METROPOLITAN loin-
FRAN INNER MISSION SOCIETY, COMMISSIONER
KRoss SAID THE TOTAL FIGURE WAS AN INCREASE
OF 1893 OVER THE CENSUS OF FEB. 8. 1852. SHE
SPOKE AT SOCIETY LUNCHEON AT EMMANUEL
LUTHERAN CHURCH, ssfh ST. and Lexington Ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
DEVIL TAKES 40 YEARS FROM BOWLING EVE

MRS. AGNES MARY vANSLYck, 81, with passenger,
Mrs. Betty j. Reynolds, rs, hurt critically were re-
turning home from bowling
~. the car she driving skdded into utility pole
Wayne near Ford in Nanin Township" free Press 2l
IN CONTEMPT OF GODS AND JESUS SUBLIME,
BASIC TRUTH RE HEALTH, HEALING, HEAVEN,
HERE, MOVIE - THE FLESH PRoFITETH
NOTHING" John 6:63
AND HENRY DRuMMoND, SCOTCH AUTHOR
PASTOR:
THE WORLD IS NOT A PLAYGROUND, 1T is A
scHooLRooM;
LIFE IS NOT A HOLIDAY, IT IS AN EDUCATION"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

"scIENcE INVESTIGATES
"CAN MAN SURVIVE COCKTAIL PARTES?"

BY Robert C. 10th, Herald Tribune Science Writer
N.Y. Trib. 3-5
ANSWER: YES - BUT! - o. THOSE PEARL
HARBORS. KOREAS!
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. c.s. +++
EVIL IS A myth!
WORLD WAR II. MERELY GIGANTIC MORTAL -
THOUGHT - MOVING PICTURE. BURLEsoUE, OF
THE OANIPOTENCE OF DIVINE LOVE, AND ONE,
REAL CREATION. UNIVERSE. VERY GOOD" -
PERFECT!
See CAN MAN SURVIVE. Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES

You cordially invited to attend the following lectures
as per Christian Science SenfineI
BIRMINGHAM First church,: LEILA MAY AUL IMAM,
Church. Chester and WiIets $751; PM. Saturday. March
lo.
DETROIT Eighth Chvrch) LEILA MAY AULTMAN
Church. 2o0ll Grand River Ave, PM. Tuesday, March
n.
DETROIT Sixth church,: JOHN D. PICKETT Church,
1910 KerchevaI Ave.. PM. Thursday March "a.
NO COLLECTIONS EVER AT LECTURES OR WEDNEs-
DAY EVENING TESTIMONIAL SERVICES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

SEE BACK PAGE F0RREvELATI0NS OF ETERNAL
PERFECTION OF GODS CREATION : YOUR TRUE
BEING !! = AND EXPOSURE OF THE MYTHS =
DEVIL. HELL. SIN. BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEATH.
WARS. MATTER ! ADAM-EvE. MURDER0US
CAIN. JUDAS = "CHASTIY FARCE" FOOTING
SAUlS OF TARSUS. 90 YEAR Plus RIP VAN
Wrinkle. N0N-CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY
lAYMEN. LEADERS. MASSES!
Evening star., 1960-07-18
Airport Taxi Rolls
Into Parked Car

A taxi rolled down an in
cline from the Air Transport
Inc. garage near the terminal
building at National Airport
yesterday and slammed into
the side of a parked car about
TOO feet away.
Damage to the car, owned by
Lawrence Waddy, of 5002
Seventh street NV, an airline
employe, was estimated at
$500. The cab was only
slightly damaged, airport Of
ficials said.
The taxi driver told officials
Of the airport limousine service
that he had set the brakes on
his vehicle before leaving it.
OfhcialS said they were unable
to determine what caused it to
roll down hill.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
Mount Etna
Erupts Again.,
Spewiing Lava

CATANIA, Sicily. July 10
(AP). - Molten lava flowed
down the slopes of Mount Etna
today, but the rumble and ex-
plosions that accompanied the
eruption subsidized at least
temporarily.
Etna, Europe's highest ac-
tive volcano, erupted again
yesterday. sending a mush-
room-like cloud miles into the
air, obscuring the sun and
causing panic both on the
island of Sicily and on the
Italian mainland.
The blast was the most
powerful in many years and
reminded old-timers of the
1908 eruption and earthquake
which destroyed Messina.
The blast ripped out a new
crater on the east or Ionic Sea
side of the 10,705-foot volcano.
From the central crater came
massive, molten blocks of
stone and ashes.
The ashes were scattered by
wind as far as Taormina. the
resort town. and beyond to Reg
gio Calabria, on the Italian
mainland. Ships at sea, cov-
cred by the ashes, radioed here
for information. Stones we're
blasted as far as Piedimonte
Etneo. 20 miles from the crater
and damaged parked automo-
biles.
Some small forest fires were
started. However, there still
was no imminent danger to
villages and farm fields far
down on the volcano.
Catania's Volcano Institute,
which maintains a constant
check on Etna's activity, said
that the explosions had ceased
but that the lava flow con-
tinued, This was flowing slowly
down the Valley of the Lion,
following ancient lava beds.
Observers said that the ac-
tivity of the central crater
something which had not hap
pened since 1928-indicated
that the mass of lava had
risen high in the volcano.
Evening star., 1960-07-18

298. The governments Senate
majority will be even stronger
The alliance was reached,
Christian Democrat Party Sec
retary Aldo Moro said, ito meet
on a solid political footing the
attack of Communism against
the State"
Mr.. Tombroni is expected to
tell his cabinet tonight or to-
morrow that he will resign,
then explain his position to
President Giovanni Gronchi.
Evening star., 1960-07-18

ANTHONY Izzo, INC.
MoSo ry Wok
EABRIcAToRS STEEL CORP.
Reinforcing Steel and AecsSsorres, SnucivroI Steel
KENAAR STEEL CONSTRUCTION co.
Erection OF Reinforcing Steel ond Wire Mesh
SUPERIOR FIREPRooF DOOR
AND SASH co., INC.
Doors und Bucks
METROPOLITAN CONSTRUCTION co.
Plus'erins and loihinq
WALTER TRULANp CORPORATION
Electrical Work ond Lighting Fixtures
HAU6HToN ELEVATOR COMPANY
elsvoforS
Evening star., 1960-07-18

Published Daily ond Sundoy
Second Clos Pos'oss Poid
al as Virsinie Az, Sc.
at Washington, D. {.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
FOUND

DOG, black, female puppy; in vic. OF
Kenwood Club area. OIL. 6-5O76.
Evening star., 1960-07-18

SUPER CONCRETE CORPORATION
Reody Mixed Concrete
WASHINGTON PLY-RITE co., INC.
Wotsrproofins and DompprooFns
STANDARD ART MARBLE g.
TILE co., INC.
ceromie Tile. Marble. TenoI1o ond Glass Mosaic
PRINTZ FLOOR COMPANY, INC.
Floors and Wall Covering
SAMSON WINDOW ERECTION co,
Shelf Angles. Erection ond
Dsmontins OF lower
HARDWARE CENTER, INC.
Finish Hardwors
Evening star., 1960-07-18

MAX SREENWALD g SONS, INC.
Roofing Sheet MeioI Work. Menbrons
Wo'erproofiog
c. A. BLOCK COMPANY
Painting
ACACIA VENETIAN BLIND & DIST. co
Venetion Blinds
cUPPLEs PRODUCTS CORP.
Aluminium Windows and Window Installation
HEPPNER ENGINEERING CO., INC.
Plumbing Heoting. Air Conditioning and
Veniilorng
UNITED STATES WINDOW g.
HOUSE CLEANING CO., INC.
Building and Window Cleaning ..t
Evening star., 1960-07-18
Proud to Be
a Student

u
in the Arthur Murray School
of Dancing have been a
pleasure. I have enjoyed the
parties, also my lessons be-
cause the teachers are so
patient, polite and helpful.
This applies to staff mem
berS, too.
find dancing very relax
ing, especially after a hard
day at the office. And each
lesson is more enjoyable be-
cause l feel 1 am dancing
better all the time. The
parties are more fun for
this same reason. I have
taken many trips but none
of them as pleasant as the
Studio excursions and out
ingS. I have visited some
other studios but they don't
compare with Arthur Muir
rays. Quality counts in
dancing, as in everything
else.
l am very proud to be an
Arthur Murray student.
And my fellow students feel
the same way. Last but not
least, I have made many
friends at the parties, Won
derful people, all of them.
II I can answer any ques-
tionS for you, phone the
Studio (EX. 3-4100) and ask
them to arrange for me to
meet you there.
IEA..>I/AD>>
Evening star., 1960-07-18
Center Parties Support
ItoIy's Anti-Red Drive
BY JAMES NJ. LONG
Associated Press Staff Writer

ROME July 18.-The Communist attempt to overthrow
the Italian by force today appeared to have back
fired.
result of the Communicated riotng earlier this
month the alarmed small parties of the center closed ranks
with the ruling Christian Democrats.
And new government being formed likely to return
Evening star., 1960-07-18

the Reds Public Enemy No. !
tough Sicilian Mario Scelba, to
the post of Interior Minister.
1t was Mr.. Scelba who. as In
terror Minister. formed the Red
Jeep Riot Police who smashed
the great Communist disorders
here in l947-48.
This month, for the second
time in 13 years, the tough
riot police proved they could
put down large-scale Red-led
disorders. 1t took gunfire to do
it, and IL were Eilled and 1000
injured in hand -to-hand bat
ting in the big squares of major
cities from the Alps to Sicily.
Police Still Alert
After a week of calm, massive
forces of riot police and battle
armed carabinieri national po-
lice) still stand at the alert
in side streets off most of
Italy'S big city squares. Their
presence emphasizes Premier
Fernando Tambroni's warning
that Italy will be governed in
Parliament and not by rioters
in the public squares.
Mr.. Tambroni's Christian
Democratic Party said it sup
ported his police action in
smashing the disorders. But the
Christian Democrats lack a
parliamentary majority and
other center parties opposed
him.
Majority Forecast
When he announced in Par
lament last Thursday that he
would quit if a solid center al
lance could be formed to re-
place his government, the Com
munistS and Socialists shouted
gleefully that they had forced
him out; but this week end.
when a solid center agreement
was reached, the left-wing
cheering began to take on a
hollow note.
The Christian Democrats an
nounced they would form a
new government. The small
Democratic Socialist, Liberal
and Republican Parties all
pledged support. That gives
the new government 313 votes
IN the Chamber of Deputies,
where the required majority is
Evening star., 1960-07-18
LOST

BRACELET, rold dbl. link with 5
charms, ] has confirmation 1859 on
back. Reward, EN-. 2-l657.
CHIHUAHUA. reddish brown. red COL
lar, weighs approx 4 lbs: lost Sun,
Travilah rd., Rockville, Md. Reward.
PO. 2-3212.
DIAMOND RING. 4500 blk. Macarthur
blvd, at bus stop, Tues. July IL;
reward. AK 9-92O4.
DOG, collie, black. white feet. eye cir
eled blk. and white, IA wks old;
lost Friday. between 3 and &, vic.
Of 18th and Upshur SITS. NV. RA
6-565S.
PARAKEET, blue male; in Parkfairfax.
OV. 3-212S.
SIAMESE CAT, male, white, brown
markings. name "Takusan"; River
Oaks area, Mclean, Va. Reward.
Ell. 6-632l.
TELEPHONE ADDRESS BOOK, OK
blood; lost at bus terminal. Bethesda
Mr.. How JohnSon's. Rev. FE. 3-5763
Evening star., 1960-07-18
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available. Our architectural staff is at
your disposal in planning the most eff
cient, economical layout for your needs.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
THE CENTER FOR
IMPORTANT BUSINESS

Caftz takes the Radio which
selected this ideally located building fitting Washington
The RCA Building
activities the fashionable shopping public
transportation at the Reserved parking being provided The
conditioning sounpoong lighting and other details the result
panstakng planning Come take the RCA Building yourself
satisfaction that unsurpassed business
RESERVED PARKING AVAILABLE A l. TENANTS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
Christian
Science

y special Thanksgiving scr.
vice is announced by The
Christian Science society
Myrtle Beach. s. e. for HOO
AN. on Thanksgiving Day.
Open 10 the general public
the service will be held in
The church CdificC at King,
Highway and G6 Ave. n. No
collections Of any kind are Ia
be taken at this service.
Expressions Of praise and
gratitude to- God will be read
from the Bible and also from
Science and Health with Key
10 the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy in y LcsSOn-Scr-
mon for the day entitled
Thanksgiving"
The Golden Text is from
Revelation '7.I2: "Blrssiur
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

Mrs. Vernon GurganuS was
readmittCd tn James Walker
Memorial Hospital Thursday Oi
last week. She is expected Ia
be released thSi week.
Misses Media Gore and
Teresa GurgauuS were Satur-
dav night guests of Mrs. C. W
Todd and family.
Kent GurganuS is spending
sometime with his grand
mother. Mrs RcSSic Hinson.
Mrs. Willie Collins and
daughter of Columbia return
ed home Sunday after a visit
here with her parents. MIR, and
Mrs. Sam f. Gore. She attend
ed the Silver Anniversary al
Williams Township School Fri
Gay night.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Whick-
or and son of Wilson were
week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. LUpton Ward. They al
tended the Silver Anniversary
OF Williams Township School.
tf.
MrsfH. r. Frtat was We'd
ncsday guest Of Mrs. f.. p
Armstrong. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stanley
and son of Lexington were
visiting relatives here recently.
MIR. ard Mrs. Ebert Long
and daughter of StatcSvillc
were week end guests of Mrs.
Ada Long and daughter Betsy.
Mrs. Blanche BlOodgoOd of
Wilmington was a week end
guest of relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate SOlcS and
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Solcs
returned home recently from
vacation in Mexico.
Miss Mary Lou White Of the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
BY MRS. LLOYD HINSON

Seventeen members of the
Bethel W.S.C.S. held their
monthly meeting In Shc Eel.
lnwship Hall of the church.
Wednesday night. Nov. 10th.
Mr.. Carrie Jacobs President,
presided.
During tho business session
th'." present decided Ia give
t. the Sunday School Treasury
IN per cent ut all proceeds
received from monthly suppcrS
II he Church. McsdamcS
Juhrnic Powell and !. +. Long
We" asked tn serve on the
table committee to secure
tables for the Fellowship Hall
ON December nth there will
hs u Christmas program given
al the church under the dircc-
ton of Eugene SaSScr.
The program Into All The
World Together was presented
hy NcsdamcS J. E. Ward. Jr..
Leader. !. f. Long. Lacy Gore.
Lup,on Ward and w. B. Ward
Mrs !. c. Ward. ST.. and Mrs
Burton Long gave the Devo-
tiuu and Meditation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

mon entitled ancient and
Modern Nc,romau"v. ais Nc
"n"riSm and lI'rrut'," ~
n"uaCcd' will u" the Golden
Text from Matthew t2i:I':
Take heed that no man de
ccivc YOU"
sell i,rnS fr"m "Sri"nCc an;
'i"ll'h With kry To he Scrip
lures NV MARY Baker Edd,
~ include COL: Truth
makes = now creature. in whom
~ things pass awIN and all
'hiu"s arc hcCnmC new Fas-
SirnS. ScltiShucSN. tais" arp"
,itcS. hatred. fear. all S"r.
u1llty. yield Ia spirituality.
aud the supcrabundauCc of be
ing is on the side uf God. good
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
C-adii Rules Listed By FILA

u ID. Anderson. local super
visor for IN" Farmers Home
Administration. this week nam
ed four points that successful
farmer, follow in maxim. rood
use of credit.
His statement was part Of a
review al fourteen Years of OK.
r'ri'nCc in the farm credit
i"id. and was made y, = train.
ug meeting a. Farmer. Home
Administration county commit
tc"mcn held at Eli2abcthtown
FIRST. successful farmer
plan every step he il "oiur
to take. figures costs carefully.
and borrows only a. much a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

he needs.
Second. he cou.ijrrs bot
price and quality when huvinr
gets several cost estimates. an
compares the relative value of
new aud second hand equip
neni
Third. he b"truws ONLY To-
financ" money mahinr cutter
priscS.
Fourth. II" build, up a .nnf
credit rating. Hc plans his pay
mcnts tn conc due when IN.
come will he available for deb.
payment. He takes proper care
of security property. lie makcs
his payments when due.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

Since 1910, mechanical pow
Ell and machinery ON U. ..
farms has increased 81 Oer
cent. while the use "f fertilizer
and lime has increased II per
cent
About 60 per cent If Mouth
Carolina farm land 10 wooded.
Keep farm records IN 1861.
The National Safety Council
reports that 1000 people were
killed by firearms last yeSr.
Aud loo of them were killed
III their homes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
Community Development.

Twenty four members of tho
Bethel Community Develop.
meut Group were present al
the Awards Night held a
Chadbourn Monday night. The
group placed second in prize
money.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

From the Bible viii he read
Isaiah l:l6.lTN; Wash you.
make YOU clean: put away the
evil of your duInrs from he
fore mine eve cease In dc
evil. Learn To 10 well
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
g. ..acs n eWs

western Prong Community Wa
a week end guest of MIR. anC
Mrs. Herbert White and fam
lily. and attended SUNDAY
School here Sunday.
Mrs Kate RcavCS of White
vile was Il week end quest
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. DclmaS liiuSon
of WhitcVil!C were viSitin-
here during the week end.
Ray Duncan and Robert Har-
die were home for tho week
end and attended the Silver
Anniversary at Williams Town
ship School Their parents az,
MIR. and Mrs. Bonnie Duncan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert /
Hardic. They arc students a
E.C.C and State College.
Mrs. Al Roach and Mrs. De.
witt Curric and {. w. Todd
were recent visitors of thci'
father. Clarence Todd of Flo
rida. Mrs. Roach lives in
Chattanooga. Tenn. and Mrs
Curric lives in Charlotte.
Mrs. {. w. Todd and Miss
Media Gore were Sunday viSi-
tors of Mrs. Vernon GurGanus
who is a patient AT James
Walker Hospital in Whining
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Grant Cur
canuS and family of Avon
Park. Florida were week end
guests of relatives here. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert GurganuS ac-
compauicd them home for
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Gore ana
daughter Anne and MIR and
Lloyd HinSun and family. NJ.
and Mrs. W. +. Anderson and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Fairfax and Mrs. Kate RCavCS
and Mrs. Carrie Jacobs and
MIR and Mrs Henry Form,
duval attended ire birthday
dinner of Mr.. Jim l!ardiC sun
d.r - tho ,rolric Commrnit,
- - u-,,.;r, c,ro will
,,,.. .,a =. -.
w -''" ~ 'r' .....,.,
n'' ""'''' l','"" ms "' "'r,
u'c'oh'H ii >"''''''"N '"'''
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Gore and
sons left Tuesday for Del EIy
Beach. Florida where they axe
making their home.
AItllIr Todd and Teresa Cur
aaru, were SUNDAY Dmuct
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ". T..
Ward and family
Re-. iud Mrs. Foster H..
REYNOLDS of Conway were re- /
cen, visitors ID, relatives nr.r
Kim Todd was q SUNDAY
cues, of Mrs. r. l..
"% r. ,s S $ss m T."s S:>... WILSON,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

Nv. Anderson said thee cred
It principles gain yearly IA I'M
rortance rs farming bcCom, =
more complex and ia',n 4" +
increase.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23

shu s'Vfy' ana Waspom, Go
thanksgiving. and honour. and
power. and might. he unto our
Cod for. ever and ever
The latter portion of this
service will 10 dcvaicd la
voluntary expressions og graft
tudc by members of the con
crcga,ion for Gods goodness
shown in spiritual growth.
headings, and other blessings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-11-23
Spiritual alertneSs based on

brings Freedom 'rnm r'i'
every kind. This theme will II"
set forth AT Christian Science
services sunday.
Introducing the Lesson Set
Evening star., 1960-05-23
Condemnation Sought
D. C. Cherry Blossoms
In New Stamp Design

Cherry blossoms and the
Washington Monument - two
Of the city's most noted tour
list attractions - will provide
the artistic theme for a new
Accent stamp.
The stamp commentaries
the Tooth anniversary of the
first treaty between Japan and
the United States. 1t will be
placed on first day" sale
here September 26-the ex-
pected time of arrival of Jap
anese Crown Prince Akihito
and Princess Michiko on their
good will tour Of the United
States.
The stamp will be printed in
pink and black. It was de-
signed by Miss Gyo Fujikawa,
an American artist of Japanese
parentage, who lives in New
York City.
A Japanese diplomatic mis-
sion arrived in Washington
100 years ago to ratify the first
comprehensive treaty that
country ever signed with a for
eign power.
That Treaty of Amity and