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Cool COOKING
Tips For Meat
And Desserts

Everyone remembers the pop
uiar song with these lines
Summertime and the livin' is
easy. :" Any homemaker who
is responsible for family meals
may doubt the truth of Gersh-
wins lovely song.
Hot weather cooking can be
easy but it takes some thought
and advance planning so menus
will be well balanced, appetite
and eye-appealing. For most of
US meat is the biggest problem.
Since cold meat is so delicious.
I've found it best to buy large
beef or pork roasts, turkey or
several baking hens SO there
will be plenty for several meals.
I usually get up bright and
early in the morning and put
the meat in the oven to roast
while the kitchen is still cool,
Usually by the middle of the
morning the meat is cooked and
it can be chilled for later use
on cold plates, in sandwiches or
salads. Frequently 1 freeze a
portion of it for meals later in
the month. Turkeys are espe-
cially plentiful now, the quality
is high, SO watch for some real
Specials" on the heavier birds.
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WOmans Club Meeting

Members of the Manns Harbor
Woman's Club met with Mrs. Will
bur Primer on Monday afternoon,
with the new president, Mrs. Flo
rine Hooper of Stumpy Point in
charge of the meeting. All COM
mittee members and department
chairman were named by the
president, excepting membership
chairman, as the president sug-
gested that each member should
work during the year to win a
new member. The September meet
ing was set for the second Thurs
day in September (8th) since the
first Thursday conflicts with the
Labor Day week end, this meeting
will be with Mrs. Eleanor Mann
of Manteo, with. Mrs. Sherman
Twiford as co-hostess. Following
! the business, refreshments OF ice
cream and sodas were served to
Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Ruby Best
of Stumpy Point, Mrs. T. o. SUIT
ton, Mrs. ]. F. Burrus, Mrs. Cal
vim Beasley, Mrs. Helen Ward
and Mrs. Orville Tillett.
Croaker Fishing Good
Croaker fishing was very good
in Croatan Sound this week, when
Ralph Craddock with a party
from Sussex, Va, caught so
croakers within short time, all
running in good size. The party
consisted of Mr.. Webb and Mr..
Williams and their families.
Joint Birthday Party
August 18th, 10Th and 26th are
the birthdays of Bruce, Ronnie
and Jeffrey Rowe, but on Satur-
day afternoon, August 9th they
celebrated with joint birthday
party at the home of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rowe
of Manns Harbor. After games
were played refreshments OF cake
ice cream and mints were served
Balloons and caramels were given
as favors. The birthday cake was
made in three tiers, one for Bruce
with six candles, one for Ronnie
with five candles and one fol
Jeffrey with one candle. Approx
mately 80 little guests were at
the party.
Bruce, Ronnie and Jeffrey are
grandsons of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
IDuvall, and great grandsons Of
IMr. and Mrs. C. c. Duvall Of
Manns Harbor.
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MAINS HARBoR PERSONALS


Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Craddock'l
guests the week end were Mrs
Craddock's brother and sister-in.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Midget Of
Norfolk.
Miss Fave Ambrose is visiting
in Norfolk with her aunt, Miss
Rose Bratten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gibbs of
Norfolk visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. T. Gibbs. Their SON
Don who had been here week,
accompanied them home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibbs also had their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hunnings of Norfolk on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mann of
Norfolk visited relatives here on
Sunday.
Otis Gard and Lewis Hooper
are patients at the Columbia Hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Beasley's
Sunday guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex Mann of Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Sutton and
two daughters of Portsmouth
spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Sutton.
Mrs. Sutton and children remain
ed over for the week.
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ROY SCOUT COMMITTEE MET
MONDAY EVENING IN MANTEO

At the meeting of the Troop
Committee for Troop, Boy Scouts
of America, on Monday evening,
August 8, Gus Huffman was chosen
chairman in place of Floyd B. Tay-
lor, who is transferring to Rich
mond. Fred Roush will become
Troop Treasurer, in addition to his
present duties as Secretary, Robert
F. Gibbs will be Outdoorsman on
the Committee. Scoutmaster Jack
Earle explained some items of gen.
eral policy at this meeting.
There are still opportunities for
public-spirited citizens to serve on
the Troop Committee or as Assist
ant Scoutmaster.
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Cool Cooking

The other cool cooking trick
use is to cook meat after the
dishes are done at night and I
am out of the kitchen and can
shut the door. For example, I
buy corned beef, smoked tongue,
fresh beef brisket or chickens
and gently simmer them in wa
ter. These require no "pot-
watching" so there's no need to
go to the kitchen. After little
cooling, the meat is ready for
the refrigerator before I go to
bed. It's a wonderful feeling to
go to bed knowing you have
plenty Of meat cooked for a
few days ahead. :,
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Frozen Key Lime Pie

Crust:
IL cups graham-cracker
crumbs
Is cup sugar
X cup melted margarine
Combine ingredients. Pat over
bottom and sides of 9-inch pie
pan. Do not bake. Chill.
Filling:
4 eggs
1 cup (about u CAM sweet
ened condensed milk
2 teaspoons grated lime peel
u cup lime juice
n teaspoon cream of tartar
n cup sugar
Few drops green food color,
optional
Separate eggs. Beat egg yolks
until fluffy. Add condensed
milk; continue beating until
mixture doubles in volume. Add
peel and lime juice gradually.
Beat only until well blended.
Chill. Mix cream Of tartar with
sugar. Beat egg whites until
soft peaks form. Gradually add
sugar mixture, 1, tablespoon a.
a time, beating until stiff. Fold
into egg yolk mixture. Blene
thoroughly. Gently fold in foot
color until desired color is OBJ
tanned. Turn into crust. Frees
until firm. Makes l 9-inch pie
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Free Recipes

If. you'd like some other IA
vorite summer recipes, just
write to me: Nancy Carter,
P. O. Box 435s, Atlanta, Ga.
Wen be glad to send a collec-
ton of recipe folders to give
you a world of new suggestions.
During this month, fresh
lines are also one Of our plenti-
full foods. The fresh, tart, dis
tinguishing flavor makes them
ideal to use in place of lemon in
some of your favorite recipes.
Don't forget that all-time win
ner, fresh limeade.
One of my very best lime
recipes came from an exclusive
restaurant on the Florida Keys
boasting a chef who has cooked
for presidents. This is a superb
pie which can be made way
ahead of serving time.
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EAST LAKE TOWNSHIP
EAST LAKE DISTRICT

j. w. Ambrose Heirs
20 acres and home ....,....... Ella
Eddie Grain, l lot ......-..~..- 2.15
C. w. Greet Heirs
20 acres and home ............ 2.45
J. S. Greet Heirs, 100
acres .......-....--..--.......-...--- 600
J. r. Duvall Heirs, 81
A. B. Hopkins Heirs, Al
acres and bldgs. ....,......... 1888
H. L. Primer, 80 acres
and home ........-.............-.-- DDS
Louis Smith, Az acres ..-..1. 2.1O
Sylvester Twiford, ID
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MRS. CAHOON HOSTESS TO
HAPPY HEARTS CLUB

Happy Hearts Bridge Club was
entertained informally at the
home Of Mrs. wahab Cahoon in
Swan Quarter Tuesday.
Guests were Mesdames Rouse
Lupton, Thomas Cahoon, {. L.
Gibbs, Pratt Williamson, T. ".
Simmons, Buddy Wheeler, and Wa
hab Cahoon.
Mrs. Williamson received the
club high, Mrs. Lupton, guest
high and Mrs. Simmons second
high. Nuts and minis were served
during play and chilled drinks ans
cookies after the game.
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wANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Daniels
visited in Norfolk this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stem Brown of
Dentol, Maryland, and Miss Cor
nelia Cannon of Preston, Mary
land have returned after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Etheridge,
Jr.
Mrs. Charles Scarborough and
children are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey Midget in Norfolk.
Mrs. Gladys Daniels is patient
in the Albemarle Hospital, Eliza
beth City.
Mrs. Corbett Payne, a patient
in a Raleigh Hospital was visited
Saturday by her husband and Rev.
Carroll Daniels.
Mrs. Charles Wescott and chill
dren are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie johnson at Longstreet,
La.
David, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Malcolm Daniels is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Cudworth in Had
donsfield, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl May and
Mrs. Douglas Tillett of Norfolk
visited Mrs. Arlettie Tillett.
Mrs. Iva Owens, Mrs. Dick Til
lett, Sheila Tillett, Myrna Kay
Owens and "Pug" Owens were in
Norfolk Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cappaccio
of Newark, N. J. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Tillett.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hawkins
and children, David and Jimmy
have returned from a visit to
Mrs. Hawkins parents in Colds
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph johnson and
children of Miami are visiting
Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Daniels.
Rev. Roop and son, Charles,
from Akron, Ohio spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Stetson, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Hill, ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Hill, Jr., and
Edward Hill of Graham, Larry
Hill of Washington, D c., and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander of
Columbia visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Royden Tillett.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Stetson,
Jr. and daughter, Paulette are at
tending Camp Meeting in Wind
sor.
Mrs. Mickey Daniels and Mrs.
Edith Daniels are at Windsor
Camp.
Little Ray Tuthill of Norfolk
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Daniels while his mother, Alma
Tuthill is a patient in the Bethes-
da Hospital, Md.
1t. (jg) John Chabay of Naval
Air Station Norfolk, Va. was the
week end guest OF Miss Laura
Daniels. They visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Wright of Point Har-
Dor, Sunday.
Mrs. Dallas Tillett and Mrs.
Pearl Schaeff were in Elizabeth
City Monday.
Joan Mary Midget has return
ed to Hampton, Va. after visiting
her aunt, Rowena Midget.
1t. and Mrs. Dallas Midget
spent the week end in Norfolk
with their daughter, and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Raspberry.
Mrs. Lurania Midget of Rod
anthe visited her niece, Miss Ro-
wena Midget.
Mrs. J. NJ. Carroll and Mrs. j.
w. Davis are attending the
School of Missions of the W.S.C.S.
in Durham.
Ben Daniels of Reidsville visited
his sister, Mrs. Terrah Midget.
Mrs. Terrah Midget and Mrs.
Ivey C. Evans were in Elizabeth
| Civ Tuesday.
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bldg. ........-............. 900
Bertha Tillett, 2 acres land -. 2.53
Lula Bowser Tillett, / lot and
3 bldgs. ....-.-................ $500
Mary Daniels Tillett, u acre
land and bldg. .................--.... $50
Isabel L. Warren, 8 lots =. S4.61
Charles Whidbee, l lot ........ 4.96
Joseph d. White, lot and
DlQg. $50
Lizzie Wilson, / lot and
bldg. 1887
Edna M. Wise, lot and
2 bldgs. ...........................-...-.. 1927
George Albert Wise, Heirs, /
lot and 8 bldgs. ............ 27.6S
Henry Woodley Est, 1 bldg.
and land ...........-.........-....-...-.... 4.31
John Woodley, 2 bldgs. and
lana J.Oo
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2. N. CAi1OON
Sheriff Dare County
Manteo, N. C.
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CROATAN TOWNSHIP
MASHOES DISTRICT

Leander H. Wise Est. A
acres and home ................ 1871
Leslie Harold Wise, II
acre and home ................. 1886
r. Dewey Wise, acres
and home ........ 26.11
Robert A. Young, Is acres -. 3.81
j. A. Thorpe, 1 acre ............ els
H. R. Craddock, 2 acres
and fish house .......... Adj
Larry H. Midget, fish
Tom L. Midget, Est.
6 acres and home ............ 10.40
Tom and Grace Midget,
l acre and home ............ 1898
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Ellard o. Payne, / lot
ana nome .-.....-.----...---.;.-.... 2S.27
George v. Payne, 30 acres
and bldgs. ............ 54.22
LESSEE Payne, 10 acres
ana nome .--A--.....--.-....--.... 1915
Riley r. Payne, home and
10y 14.SO
J. Hollis Dudley, A acres -. LAT
L.. L. Rich, / lot and
j. Hollis Twiddy, / lot 49,. 2.73
Dea C. Twiford, " acre =. 1853
Glenn Twiford, lot ........ 14.45
M. Buren, Twiford, / lot
ana home ....---......-............. 800
Raynor L. Twiford, / lot
and home ........... 1901
C. E. Wise Est. acres
and home 713
George M. Wise Est, %
acres. home and bldgs. -. 56.56
Evening star., 1960-07-04
Mob Tramp|es
British Flag

JOHANNESBURG, South
Africa, July 4 (AP) The Ma
tionalist campaign to make
South Africa a republic has
divided the population and
brought violent demonstrations
against the British.
The British flag was torn
down, stamped upon, spat on
and then thrown into the In
dian Ocean at Durham Satur-
day by youthful Nationalists.
About 200 persons watched
the flag incident at Durham
Beach. The young National
lists proclaimed a republic on
the beach before hurting the
Union Jack into the water.
Some bathers retrieved the
flag.
Prime Minister Hendrix F.
Verwoerd called for a republic
before a large crowd in north
erly Groblesdal Saturday. He
told a big republican rally the
West was foolishly over-bid-
ding against the Communist
East for the friendship of
newly independent African
states and was even prepared
to sacrifice South Africa for
this purpose.
Sir De Villiers Graaf, leader
OF the opposition United Party,
denounced Mr.. Verwoerd's
Evening star., 1960-07-04
Two Drivers, Girl
Killed in Separate
Rocinq Accidents
By the Associated Press

A race car driver, a drag
racer and a 3-year-old girl were
killed yesterday in separate ac-
cidents at three race tracks.
Ed Garner. 25-year-old
driver from Collinsville, Okla,
died several hours after his car
skidded off the track and
wrapped itself around a tele-
phone pole at the opening of
the two-day Grand Prix sports
car races at Garnett, Kans.
John Mathis, 35, of West
wood, Ala, died 40 minutes
after his drag racer plowed
through timing devices and
careened more than 200 yards
into a field at Halls, Tenn.
Joy Virginia Burdge of Blair
Mills, Pa, 8, was killed while
watching a stock car race at
Port Royal, Pa. A wheel flew
off car driven by Donald
Guthridge of Port Royal, and
killed the girl, who was stand
ing behind a guard rail.
Evening star., 1960-07-04

The first five ribs from
the beef forequarter
are the most tender
and flavorful of all
beef ribs. SAFEWAY
RIB ROASTS ARE CUT
ONLY FROM THE
FIRST FIVE RIBS.
Evening star., 1960-07-04
Democratic
Aide Denies
Drunk Count

LOS ANGELES, July 4 (AP) .
Louisiana's Democratic Nation
al Committeeman Camille
Gravel says he was "cold sober
when police arrested him on a
drunkenness charge immedi-
ately after an airplane flight
to Los Angeles.
Mr.. Gravel, who is co-chair-
man of the party's credentials
committee for next weeks con-
vention, said yesterday he will
make a strong protest to Amer
ican Airlines.
He was arrested Saturday as
he stepped off a flight from
Dallas. A few hours later he
was released on $21 bail pend
ing a Municipal Court hearing
tomorrow.
Mr.. Gravel said the arrest
was IAN obvious mistake. The
whole thing is ridiculous"
Police met Mr.. Gravel at a
passenger gate after the pilot
aboard his plane radioed ahead
that a passenger had stolen a
box of ready mixed martins.
A stewardess said the cul-
prit was Mr.. GravePs unidenti-
fed seatmate but added that
Mr.. Gravel helped put away
the spoils-six doubles. The
Louisiana lawyer. father of 10
children, claimed he had only
two drinks-one from the stew
ardess and the other from the
unidentified passenger.
Police said, however, that Mr.
Gravel, As, was staggering
when he walked from the
plane.
Evening star., 1960-07-04

cense," he said. THE law must
be maintained.
I'VE intend safeguarding the
personal security and property
Of everyone-black or white
and I mean to be quite ruthless
with lawbreakerS."
The Premier said he had
accepted gratefully" an offer
by the United States to train
300 young CongoleSe.
I'VE have close links with
the United States" he said,
because many of the Negroes
there originated in the Congo y
Mr.. Lumumba added, how
ever, his country will main
tain a neutralist policy while
accepting aid from any coun-
try willing to give assistance
without strings attached"
Evening star., 1960-07-04

the violent outbreak between
the Bakongo and Bayaka tribes.
Forty Congolese were injured
in tribal clashes in the same
area Saturday. An army officer
said 220 troublemakers have
been arrested.
There also were f1areupS of
tribal feuds outside the capital.
Authorities said the old rival
ry between the Lulua and Ba-
luba tribes broke out again in
the Kasai capital of Lulua-
bourg. A number of persons
were injured and dozens of huts
were burned.
In the first anti-white in
cident reported since the re-
public gained independence
Thursday, so head of cattle
owned by a European ranch
ing company were poisoned
near Komboko in Kasai Prov
ince. Police in the sparsely
settled area began an immedi-
ate roundup of suspects.
Premier Patrice Lumumba
said his government is deter
mined to stamp out the dis
turbances.
THE liberty we have just
received does not mean Ii
Evening star., 1960-07-04
Freight Train Beurinq
PerishubIes DeruiIs

SAVANNAH. Ga, July 4
(AP).-Thirty five cars of a
1O2-car Seaboard Air Line Rail.
road freight train speeding per-
ishables from Florida to New
York left the rails near Savan-
nah yesterday but no one was
injured.
Seaboard officials said the
accident resulted from a broken
journal and that the first de-
rallied car was 18th from the
locomotive. They were unable
to give an estimate of the
damage.
Evening star., 1960-07-04
Boy, a, Is Attacked
And Killed by Doc

SAXON, Wis, July 4 (AP).-
A boy, 4, was killed by a. dog
here yesterday.
Timothy Mark Piell, the son
of the Rev. and Mrs. Irwin L.
Piell, Rockford Mich, died in
an Ironwood, Mich. hospital six
hours after the attack.
The Piell family was visiting
in Saxon when the dog, a large
German shepherd, attacked.
Sheriff's officers destroyed the
animal.
Evening star., 1960-07-04

These prices effective until close
Of business, Wednesday. July s,
1850, in Washington, D. {. MARY.
LAND hilleres, Heights, Takoma
Pork, lndon Heed. Blodsnsburg,
CoroI Hills, Capitol Heights. Marf.
boro. Bethesda, Silver Spring,
Rockville. GoiihsFsbUrs, Laurel.
VIRGINIA; Alsxondrio, Arlington,
FoirfoE, FollS Church. Me[eon,
Annondole, Herndon, leesbuTq,
PReellvills, Monossos, Middlebvra,
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO llMIT
QUANTITIES. Produce prices sub.
isei 10 dolly market ehonaes.
Evening star., 1960-07-04

speech as misleading and dam
aging to the nation. He said: !:
Should we become a republic,
the forces working to isolate
South Africa economically and
spiritually will be strength
ened and our friends will be
discouraged and confused"
Evening star., 1960-07-04
Frondizi in London

LONDON, July 4 (AP). -
rgentine President Arturo
Frondizi arrived in Britain to-
day for an official visit aimed
primarily at developing eco
nomic relations between the
two nations.
Evening star., 1960-07-04
Congo Tribes Renew
Their Old Violence

LEoPoLDVnLE. Republic of Congo July (AP).-Twelve
persons were injured in renewed fighting between Leopodv
two major tribes yesterdaythe first Sunday of independence
for this nation.
More than 100 troops of the Belgian trained Congoese
tonal into the Ngiri Ngiri commune to que
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-12-10

)ne banner, the people OF the
community would be the benefi
ciaries
Mr.. Jackson speaking for the
United Citizens welcomed into
the fold members of the Non
Partisan and assure dthem that
there is plenty of work for all
in making Of the village the
place we want it to be. Mr..
Jackson further expressed his
regrets that this merger had not
been accomplished many months
ago.
MIR. Cowling, long and hard
working president and member
of the Non4Partisans expressed
his regrets over the dissolution
of the Non-Partisan, but stated
that he would not be cast in the
role of a stumbling block in the
road Of progress.
Mr.. William Blocker, presi-
dent CT the Non-Partisan, hear
THY Endorsed the merger and
said that by taking this step,
plans of improvements proposed
by the Non-Partisan were being
put into action and that by this
merger the Non-Partisans were
still able to work and fight for
the things the Non4Partisans had
so nobly striven to do.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-12-10

the meeting and refreshments
were served.
1t has been brought to my
attention that a name was omit
ted from the write-up on the
Dedication of Turner School. I
take this time to make an apol-
ogy to Mrs. e. Harper She
accompanied Miss Langston in
the Glee Club of Kellar School.
The next meeting of the P.T.A.
will be on December 10. We will
have a guest speaker, Mrs. Mil
weird, district director of Dis
trict 10, of which Turner School
is included.
The theme of the program will
be Christmas in the Making"
Refreshments will be served by
the AM Teachers and Room
Mothers.
Mary E. Ward,
School Reporter
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-12-10
Non-Partisans and United Citizens
Meruc Under United Citizens Banner

In special meeting of a dual
committee representing the Non
Partisan Party leaders and the
United Citizens Party preSiden
over by Mr.. James Jackson, Sr.,
president of the United Citizens.
it was unanimously agreed upon
that the two parties would merge
under the name of the United
Citizens Party.
In the lively discussion that
proceeded this merger it was
brought out trat aims and OBJ
jectives of the United Citizens
Party and the Non-Partsans
are one and the same and that
by combining their efforts under
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-12-10
Becky ReChord
Back Home
From Hospital

Becky ReChord, the charming
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
ReChord of BOO w. 18th ST.,
Robbins, Illinois, is home from
the hospital. She is reported to
be feeling much better now.
Becky, whose picture is in the
center of the Robbins Commun-
ity Calendar, has many friends
in Robbins who wish her a fast
recovery. So hurry and get we'll
Becky. =
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-12-10
Della NJ. Turner
School P. T. A.
Holds Meeting

The meeting of November Is
was called to order in the usual
manner and followed the regu-
lar procedure. Important COM
mittees were formed. The asst.
principal, Mr. A. Smith, closed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-09-21
FORMER TABOR CITY MAN MARRIES
MISS HARRISON IN GOLDSBORO RITES

Miss Mary Margaret Harri-
son and Altman David Z.
F.ppS, Jr.. formerly of Tabor
City. We're married August y
al 10 a. m. in the Seymour
Johnson Air Force Base Chap
cl in GoldSboro.
The bride is the daughter OF
S-Sgt. and Mrs. Cliff Harrison
of GoldSboro and Mr.. and Mrs.
David +. FIppS. ST. of Wilm-
ington are the parents of the
bridegroom.
The bride. given in marriage
by her father, wore a dress of
lace and silk organza. Her veil
was shoulder length and she
held a bouquet of white earn
atoms.
Miss Carol Harrison was her
sisters maid of honor. She
wore street length dress OF
blue chiffon with matching ac-
CCSSOrleS. She carried bOu-
ouet of white NUNS.