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Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
Big Feast, Election
For Farmers Group

Ralph W Spvcy was named
to the presidency Of the Tabor
City Young Farmers Club Tues
day night at the annual meeting
%. the group az the Docksidc
Oyster Roast at Cdlabash. Pre-
,ceding the meeting, attended
by 50 mcmbcrS HIestS. a
feast Is was
the bill of fare,
The cstablishn manager
guessed that the 1np put a
way" 80 bushels If roast oyst-
crs, Is pounds Of shrimp; 2 gal
Ions OF fried oysters; II devilcd
crabs: 5 pouncS Of fish: and fifty
pounds of h,sShpuppies
Spivey succeeded 1859 presi-
dent Lonnrc Willoughby TO the
post. Oner 1859 officers were
Grover Faulk, vice-president;
Austip l.. Wright, secretary
Jake Goodwin, treasurer.
NV TO the officers posts are
RSiph Norris. Tabor City Rt. 3
tce-presidcnt; Linwood Wright
Tbbor City Rt. 8, treasurer: and
II H. Harrelson, Tabor City Rt
,5, secretary All are charter
members OF the Tabor City
Young Farmers Club which was
organized in 1854.
/ Since its inception the organ
ization has made great strides ir
membership, utilization of better
farm procedures, methods ant
materials. Advisor Fred Lay
said last night The organization
, came into being through the ef.
forts Of local agriculture teach.
ers Sam Jackson and Lay. Tn,
primary purpose Of the program
, is education through MONTH,
= meeting at which guest author
tiles Of various fields usual.
: side.
81 Progress efforts Of the organi
zation eliminated in its selection
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
MRS. LEONARD HOME

Mrs. Walter Leonard returned
home Sunday after an extended
visit in the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Earl Mielks and family
in Baltimore, Md. She visited in
the home of her son. Alden, in
Fayetteville during the weekend
and also visited another son. Dc.
land, patient in the Veteran,
Hospital in that city.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
HAROLD HUBHES

Bonnie f. Hughes and his
daughter, Mrs. James Pleasants
of Virgilina, Va. returned last
week from another visit to De-
troit, Mich. where his grandson,
Harold Hughes, is cancer patti
'ent in the New Grace Hospital
Mrs. Hughes has been there for
three months with the Carlise
Hughes family.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
Il:45 A. VI. REPORT

4 report by WTAB's news
service at 11:45 am. specified
that IL bodies have been re-
covered from the wreckage Of
the plane.
The crash awakened the wife
of Richard Randolph on whose
small farm the tragedy occur
red.
Their small son found the
the plane when he went to in
vestigate the source Of the
noise. The crash. il has been
determined. occurred at 2:45
am. some II minutes after
the pilot gave his last radio
report which did not indicate
any trouble. However. the pos
sibility that passengers were
not aware OF the trouble be-
fore the actual crash Is raised
by the fact that a number OF
them we're clad in Hfe-pre-
servers, some of which were
inflated.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06

4 National Airline DC-6-7
found from New York cnroute
In Miami and due TO arrive at
it, destination at I:36 Thurs
dly morning. crashed two and
onc-half miles south of Boil
via in the early hours of the
morning. The plane. bearing
- persons including five
CTcwmcmbcrS.
An carly report specified tina;
tho Coast Guard hclCcOptcrS had
lighted wrCCkagC of the plane
scattered over a l2-milc radius
IF the swampy Brunswick COun-
" area.
By mid-morning seven bodies
had been recovered from the
wrCckaCc, including that of Re-
tired Navy Nicc-Admiral Edward
Mcdonnell. who was a partner
in a New York City investment
firm. Mcdonnell was one award
ed the Medal of Honor by Con-
greSS. None of the other bodies.
except those of the crew. had
been identified.
According to one report. the
radius over which the wreck
age was strown suggested that
the plane exploded in the air.
Investigation at the site made
officers believe that there was
no fire once the remains of the
i-engine craft hit the ground.
The largest remaining parts Of
the liner was a wing and half
Of the fuselage.
the plane left New York City
two and one-half hours late and
was 2 substitute planes; the
plane scheduled 70 make the
flight had developed engine
trouble and remained grounded.
the companion substitute plane
with rs ssenge arrived
safely.
The plane sent its last radio
report at 2:31 am. and reported
no difficulties. The flight plan
called for the liner to follow the
coastline until II passed over
Wilmington and then head over
the Atlantic for the final leg
of its trip. Weather conditions
were to dictate when the plane
was to again turn toward land.
Airline officials reported that
the plane had enough fuel TO
last until 7:06 am. The route
over Wilmington would have TAX
en- II though clouds and rain
weather report noted.
The five crew members - all
based In Miami - were Captain
Dale Southard; Co-Pilot r. l.
Hartzell; Engineer Robert Hol.
leckson, Stcwardcsses Valerie
Stuart and Mary O'Dcll.
1890 A. NJ. REPORT
a report received at 1890
t',is Wednesday morning re-
ported that 80 percent Of the
names OF passengers aboard
the fated plane when II crash
had been identified.
A FBI fingerprint team were
called 10 the scene at the re-
and provided the following
identifications:
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
MRS. DAVID SIMON

Mrs David Simon is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Bennett Gin
berg and family in Atlanta, Ca,
They were here recently along
with Miss Rochelle Simon who
lis teaching In Alexandria, Va
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
I:2o p. M. REPORT

FBI agent Innis Carlson
says that the bodies are to
remain where scattered over
a 20-acre area until identih-
ed. Brunswick Coroner Low
ell Bennett said that after
preliminary investigations are
completed the bodies will be
removed 10 the Southport
High school for examination.
detachment Of Marines
from the New River Air Base
arrived by helecopter shortly
before noon and Immediately
daDioyed through the crash
area. At the time OF this re-
port rs bodies had been re-
covered; . arc still missing.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
WOMAN'S CLUB

The Tabor City Woman's Club
will meet at the Clubhouse
Thursday, January Ia, at 7:3C
p. M. announced Mrs. J. c. Sin
gletary, president. All member,
are urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
ROCKINGHAM VISITORS

Mrs Il. B. Bell and daughter
Martha Brooks, also Mrs. o. v
Hicks visited Mrs. Lottie Scd.
berry. iH Rockingham, Frlda,
and Saturday.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06

tic, hardworking young farmer.
Persons knowing of a farmer
of the specified age limits. are
asked to contact r. Thelton Boyd
in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
ABOUT YOUR SOCIAL NOTES

Your newspaper Is interested
q your social notes '-:Iudins
students visits ana family guests
but II Is impossible for us "a
carry these Items unless you
give us the information. Drop a
not. TO THE TRIBUNE or dial
232-l.
Remember the desdiine -
iWedne, day 10 am. and We an.
preciatc hearing from you early
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
NEW YORK VISITORS

Mr.. md Mrs. Tom Everett Of
New York we're here for a visit
In the ONE Of her parents. Mr.
and MI Pete Wright, during the
IholIday.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
WILMINGTON VISITORS

Mrs. Rudolph Soles and Mia.
Donnie Norris were visitor. m
Wilmington Thursday.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-01-06
v. G. WARD

Vance c. Ward continues Ill
at his home with a heart condi-
ltion.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Close Looks


ARE YOU close observer? Most people not They
IN the forest without seeing the trees they the flower
garden and not the individual blossoms.
As test of how closely see you recognize the
plants in these photographs? You them every in late
summer and early fall along r0adsides and in fields Most
people consider them weeds but they without beauty
if you look at them closely.
You in the first photograph how this plant got its
Its Latin name is Daucus carOta and it has
lacy quality.
Beware plant in the second picture Like poison ivy
it is irritating to people You'll find growing in aban
doned fields.
The pictures the bloom in different
stages Of development BOtansts call Crsium anceOlaum
and farmers fight it like the plague.
The plant in the fifth picture paints the fields bright
golden color in late and fall Have you looked
closely at its individual flowers?
Of you've But have ever looked at
them closely? With these particular wasps known scient
caly POless only the and the female workers will
sting But unfortunately the males look like the females
the only to know is to feel which have snge
And most people won't look closely enough to find out
nIRCMFIHD
Evening star., 1960-05-15
DIT. 4-s5s6 Realtor OF. 4-sO35

ALEX. = semidet. 3-yr old brk,;
3 bedrmS.. Ia baths. full bsmt.,
many extras. Sl6,So0; assume
4iaee GI, pay $50 mo. TERMS
Faces Angel Park. OWNER, KI
S-4l0S,
Evening star., 1960-05-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL.-Home-and- Income property:
4 rms. lst hr.; 3-rm. apt. End flr. /:
full bsmt., scr. pch.. : kits. l. "a
baths: nr. Columbia pike and Glebe
I'd; Sl6,950. ia s-I734.
ARLINGTON NORTH = 3-bedroom
RAMBLER with nice living room
and fireplace and dining ell-full
basement. pane eled recreation
room Walking distance TO Not
tfugham Elementary School. Will
lamsburg Jr Ugh snu the new
yorktown High School. Price,
SSl ,5Ni or = nom lat IS spot
less Call IA. 7-930O. ARLING-
TON REALTY COMPANY. $500
Wilson Blvd
ARi., S.. nr. Columbia pike
bedrm. brick semidet.; sep. din.
rm., bsmt.: good buy IN this
cony. Westmont sect: low down
pymt.: FHA Sll 500 Open today
s44 s Ivy st. BLANKENSHIP
REAL ESTATE, IA. S-O497.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
HOUSES FOR SELE-VA.

ACCOMPANY YOUR wife out to
Edsel Park to see this 3-year-old
3-bedrm. brick rambler, Firepl.,
4iaep i Gi III ioanl GafpGl thst ean sa1 be ise. as.
sumed Open ! to 5. Call for di-
rections. MILLICAN REALTY.
or 9-1R10
Evening star., 1960-05-15
OAKCREST
ONLY S18,950

What a prize in this fabulous
neighborhood of more expensive
homes, only minutes from Penta-
eOn and D. c.! Gracious white
Care Cod hidden by huse Jog
woods and big naples and sur
Tounued by wealth of shrnbb nv
and flowers GARDEN LOVERS
DREAM! Dormitory bedroom, ap-
proX. l5X35 f.. upstairs, plus
additional bedroom or storage
room ska: put the kids upstairs
with all their toys. On first floor
lovely zig freplaced living room
with French dooT to side screened
porch (also has door from kitch-
en-. ideal for entertaining, sepa-
rate formal dining room, ; large
bedrooms and tiled bath. nicely
equipped kitchen. DAYLIGHT
WALK-OUT BASEMENT offers
workshop and ample space for
future rec room: finish it your
self ATTACHED GARAGE. FIX
cellent terms available to qualified
purchasers.
From 14th St
Bridse. out Shirley highway, left
on Arlington Ridge rd. to 27l0
and our open sign.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
ALEXANDRIA'S
FINER
RESIDENCES

New custom-bui brick
split-levels and ramblers
on 4-acre lots in the
sought after Seminary
area. They feature:
l9x15 living room with
fireplace, custom kitchen
with disposal, dish
washer, eye-level oven,
counter-top range; 3
bedrooms, den (or 4th
bedroom, 2i2 baths,
24x15 mahoga any paneled
recreation room; base
ment. Priced at S2q,-
500. Open Saturday and
Sunday. pm. til dsrs.
From Shirley hwy. east
on Seminary rd. to
houses on right, Call JA.
4-6060.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

AREA. Jefferson
Manor-Brick semi; . bedrooms,
rec. room, extra room in rear,
encl. front porch, fenced rear
yard; $3.50 down, FHA.
BURGWALp
KI. 9-6lOO or. 4-61O5
= DUPLEX. oyerlooks PIX,
river, 8 mi. south Mt Vernon blvd.
y acre; beaut. home and income;
$4,000 dn. ACT, DI. 7-65O0.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
-ARLINGToN-FAIRFAx
REASONABLE

Here is an opportunity for a young
couple to buy home in desirable
Arlington County. > nice-Size bed
rooms, spacious living rm., and
large kitchen completely equipped
Fenced yard and close to schools,
shopping and bus. The terms are
unusually attractive and flexible;
an excellent starter home and in
vestment. See todayl
Evening star., 1960-05-15
FAIRFAX TOWNE
NEW COLONIAL

NEW COLONIAL
Custom built brick homes
featuring 16Xl4 living
room with fireplace,
13xl1 dining room, COM
pietely equipped Frigid-
aire kitchen with dinette
space, 4 bedrooms with
large closets. 5 baths,
recreation room, garage
and 5th bedroom op-
tionsl. Prices start at
S23,950, with 75ec f.
nancing. Open Saturday
and Sunday | PM. til
dark. Fairfax Circle,
west on Rte 29-21l-50
past 1st traffic light, left
on Mclean ave. and tol-
low Gordin-Mensh signs
to house. Call CIR.
3-456O.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
GORDIN-M N-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
ROSE HILL FARMS
DAYLIGHT BSMT.
RAMBLER, S17,950

Within walking distance
to bus. elementary school
and brand-new Safeway
ana DRUG Fair Stores,
this neat rancher fea-
lures 3 bedrooms, . full
baths, completely ea'lip.
birch cabinet Kitchen
with eye-level oven,
tabletop range, break
fast bar; full daylight
basement with plenty of
space for a dandy recre-
alton room and future
4th bedroom. Large lot
with = tall shade trees.
over S12,OOO in a so
1St truSt--S93 % per
month pays principal,
interest. taxes and insur-
ance. owner will take
Sl,500 cash down and
ho'G md trust for re-
liable uuyer. This one
won't last long at Sl7.-
$50. Call so. 5-o790 to
see IL iulaV
Evening star., 1960-05-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

UNIVERSITY PIX. l mile from o.
Pr. Geo. Plsza-3-bedrm rambler.
lge. pan. family .rm.. 2 ireplaces,
spacious liv rm. scr. porch. level
landscaped lot. Nav assume AZ
loan Of Sl0.65O. BY OWNER, AP.
~-5SIE
Evening star., 1960-05-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ANNANDALE-3-bedrm brick ram
bier: iz-acre corner lot: SI7,900,
assume 4iz7s VA mortgage: CT.
6-4Sl4.
ANNANDALE-Sto rambler; 3
bedrms., lge liv. rm.. frepl, pic
ture window, handsome kit, lge.
bath: lot s5x2l.. S15.950: sub
stantial cash. OWNER. KE.
s-5l6f.
ANNANDALE-CoLUMBIA PIKE
1925 acres, with older 3-bedrm.
home adtoins proposed Masonic
Iodge: S27.500, terms.
k. 9-6l00, OF. 4-6l05, Burgwald
ANNANDALE COLUMBIA PINEs)
3-bedrm. brick rambler, Ia baths,
full bsmt with large I'm. rec. rm.;
Sla,50O. BY Owner. z. A. RAMAY
S23 Ridge rd., CL. 6-2l57.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
YATES VILLAGE
SPLIT-LEVEL

On l00x116 manicured
corner lot Colonia &C.
tail, 14X20 living room
with fireplace, formal
dining room, equipped
kitchen with breakfast
area; 3 bedrooms, .
baths; 25-ft. recreation
room: stairway to stor-
age o,tic: wall-to-wall
carpeting. Take over
4lacc 1st trust. S24,950.
Call FL. 4-S600 to see
II today.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
CADILLAC
NEIGHBORHOOD

Exclusive CRYSTAL Springs Knobs is
the location Of this choice ge5i-
dence, FIVE MINUTES 10 PEN
TAGON OR D. C. VIA THE PARK
WAY! Your summer comfort is
assured by fVe ton central air.
conditioning unit. THREE BED
ROOM, 2H2 BATH BRICK RAM
BIER, having delightful patio
terrace full basement, garage
VACANT. Ready TO talk terms at
S33950.
DIRECTIONS: From the Sprout Run
parkway, right on Lorcom lane,
right on Nellie Custis DR.. to 3719
and our open sign.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
TARA
RAMBLER
S25,950

Brick-and-stone rambler
in the very best condi-
tion. 3 bedrooms, 9
baths, jalolsied living
porch" stone patio with
barbecue; lovely lawn
and shade trees. A gem
and lust $4,000 cash
down will handle. Call
ia. 4-6O6U to see it
today.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
TREES, STREAM,
GRACEFUL LIVING

6-bedroom. 3-path ram
bier. There is a large
living room with fire.
place, formal dining
room. diversified kitchen
with dinette space; ~
IT. mahogany paneled
recreation room with
fireplace, carport. Tull
price. S2S,g5n. with ex-
cellent financing avail
able. Call OR. 3-4560 to
see it today.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
June 7

they make plons to ossossinote
general. Bron Keith stors. IRE
peot.)
5-WrestIing.
z Hours. Roy Morgan, host.
7-Sugorfoot. Western.
I Hour. "The Captive Locomo-
tive" A roiIrood boss is close to
success in efforts to force resi-
dents of Western volley off
their Iond-untiI Sueorfoot rides
in Will Hutchins, Horace Me-
Mohon
9-Pony Express. Western.
Gront Sullivan stors.
500
9-Dennis 0'Keefe Show.
COMEDY. In order to impress o
beautiful widow, Hal volunteers
to manage her daughters cam
poIon for the fifth-orode presi-
dency. Dennis O'Keefe, Joyce
Meadows. tRepeot.)
$3.50
4-Georse Burns Show. Color.
Hour. Guests: Betty Groble,
Polly Bergen, Bobby Dorin, jock
Benny, the Hermes Pan Dancers.
ION video tope in Burbonk,
CoIlf.)
7-Wyott Eorp. Western.
Marshal Eorp foces O deoth
threot from Old Man Clonton's
gang. Hugh O'Brion, Trevor
Bordette.
9-Mony Loves Of Dobie ellis.
Dobie hos oil the symptoms Of
being Iovesick when he develops
crush on q beautiful nurse.
Dwoyne Hickman, Nancy Hodley.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Program Listings

$50
4-LocoI News. Color.
Bryson Rosh reporting.
5-The Three Stooges. C'm'dy.
7-Life of Riley. Comedy.
9-Spotlight. Weather. News.
GoIIoher. DouoIos Wilson.
6:35
4-Weother. Sports. Color.
6:45
4-NBC News.
Chef HuntIey. Dovid Brinkley.
9-Dous Edwords. News.
TOO
4-The Honeymooners.
5-Sheriff Of coehise. West'rn.
7-Bocksfoge. Sports. News.
Strong. Sieeel. Molkie.
9-ConnonboIl. Action.
Mike and Jerry noke O desperate
trip with little girl otter her
iron lung hos foiled, Poul Birch,
Williom Compbell.
7:l5
7-News. Weather.
McCoftrey. Allen.
7:z6
9-TV Editorial.
7:30
4-Loromie. Western.
Hour. THE General Must Die. :"
Two former Army officers and
their henchmen hold members of
the Shernnon ranch captive os
Evening star., 1960-06-05
TUESDAY

Continued From Preceding Poee
500
4-Bozo The Clown. Color.
5-MiIt Gront Show. Variety.
! Ksur. Teen-oeers' donce porty.
s-The EorIy Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. Three GirIs About
Town" l94l. Joon 6londeII,
Binnie Bornes.
$3.50
4-Susie. Comedy.
7-Roeky and His Friends.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Mr.. McNumuro
Is Speaker

"MoScow'S Mob Violence
Technique" will be the sub
ject Of Mr.. Francis McNama-
ra'S talk at 8 pm. Tuesday
sponsored by the Chevy Chase
Women's Republican Club.
This meeting, to take place
at Mrs. William Becque's
Sumner (Md0 home, is topi-
cal in view of the recent
riotings in South Korea. Tur-
key and Japan.
Mr.. Mcnamara is present.
ly a research consultant for
the Un-American Activities
Committee. He was liaison
officer between the American
and Chinese troops in Burma
during World War II and sub
sequently was connected with
Counterattack. a hard-hitting
anti-Communist publication,
UNRRA, and the Veterans of
OF Foreign Wars.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

bay window make a pleas
ant background for a long
narrow Danish table filled
with pots Of Towering plants.
Like so many young (and
old couples, they have very
little money to spend on en-
tertaining. They are. always
at home" on Sundays at
4:30 and serve their friends
bread and butter sandwiches,
tea, and some kind of a cake,
usually chocolate. The mod
ern white china looks quite
at home on the antique cof-
fee table and everybody
agrees that the furniture of
yesterday and today has
been happily mated here!
Mrs. P. B. F. asks:
Il am trying to build a liv-
ing room around the enclosed
sample of slip-cover mate
rial, aqua, with flowers in
white, yellow and several
shades of gray. This covers a
sofa and chair and another
chair is plain aqua. I have a
plain aqua rug.
Could you suggest a color
for walls, and also for WIN
Evening star., 1960-06-26

most-used china and glass
behind sliding doors with a
light meal-serving counter
below them.
The violet-patterned wall
paper on the ceiling follows
through refreshingly as In
terror Designer Richard Him
mel, AID, gave violet tones
to the wrought iron chairs,
the lower cabinets and the
vinyl floors, which squares
with violet on white in the
photographed area, and
stripes diagonally with it in
the hall.
The hanging cabinet is
white striped with violet and
painted with repeats of the
wallpaper violetS and all
counter tops are white. Wood
on the wall is family tinted
with amethyst to show the
light natural color and grain
Ing through.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

been painted chalk white in
side and out. A beautiful
tangerine rug with a fas-
cinating modern pattern in
pale yellow, touches of lime
green and cerulean blue in
front of the fireplace sets the
scene for the blue glazed
chintz sofa and two chairs.
Tangerine curtains at the
Evening star., 1960-06-26
DESIGNING WOMAN @
VioIets for a Kitchen

a hall beyond at right. shown
in the sketch. where equip
ment and storage conceals
behind many doors. Archi-
tect Arnold Schaffner simply
centered what is needed
specifically for meal prepara-
tion in compact space, draw
ing everything close at hand,
and put aside everything
that needn't be Immediately
reachable and might be in
the way.
This idea-full efficiency
locates the counter-top range
on a center island of storage
cabinet, suspends more Stor-
age over it, builds big ovens
into the wall and recesses
Evening star., 1960-06-26
BY ELIZABETH HILLYER

A kitchen that does its
work most cheerfully is al
ways as delightful to look at
as it is convenient. For this
one, the twin goals were
reached through a sprinkling
of violets and extensive re-
modeling-an old, Sprawling
kitchen began a new life in
ship-shape order, making
room for hidden-away stor-
age and the big freezer and
laundry appliances it never
dreamed of when it was new.
Walls were moved to in
corporate space from a but
ler's pantry into the area
photographed, and to create
Evening star., 1960-06-26

dow drapes, and for a third
chairs slip cover that would
not "klll' this flowered ma
terial? We have white wood
work and several touches of
white in the room"
Dear Mrs. P. b. F.:
With all that aqua I think
I would use white for the
walls. Use the same fabric
for the curtains as you used
for the sofa and cover the
remaining chair with aqua.
Mrs. L. X. asks:
I'VE favor the Oriental
trend. Is there anything
along these lines designed
Evening star., 1960-06-26

nance and a touch of Orien-
tai elegance.
(Copyright 1860, Dorothy Draper)
BE Your Own Decorator" fos-
cinoting and most informative book
let by Dorothy Draper, is ovoiIobIe
to readers of The Evening Stor.
Send Is cents in coin and your
name and address printed to Doro-
thy Droper, core Of The Evening
Stor. Mrs. Draper connot answer
personol moil, but will use oues-
tions OF widest general appeal in
her column.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

for today's dining rooms?"
Dear Mrs. L. X:
The Kyoto group (named
after Japan'S most beautiful
city is just what you are
looking for. The chairs
panel back and seats are up
holStered and the extension
table has a white Micarta
top. The frames are dark
satiny rattan. A buffet and
server are available. Here is
something different with
modern easy care mainte-
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
A Blending of Tastes
Proves Opposites Attract,

They say "opposites attract" and I guess it's
true: Just returned from visiting young couple
in the Middle West. He likes everything modern
and she loves the old pieces she inherited and
instead of being arbitrary about it, they decided to
blend their tastes The result is delightful!
They rent little old farmhouse which has
Evening star., 1960-06-26

home has personuIity-it speaks for you in its
welcome to fomiIy and friends For that home, YOU
wont good toste and distnction-und thots exoctIv
where our collection of Eoy American furniture can
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-10-15

Son and the Holy Ghost, teach
ing them to observe all things
l have commanded you and To-!
l am with you always even to
the end of the world" This is
the real issue. The forces of evil
have blinded SO many eyes with
the parade of political fanfare
that it may take an atomic war
to bring men to the reality of
God, the Ruler of the Universe
Who created all things, visible
and invisible.
Unless we produce men OF
integrity, fidelity, morality, hav-
ing subdued the power of evil
in the power of faith in Christ
Jesus it will matter little which
candidate mounts the steps to
the highest political position ir
these United States.
The real issue is you anG
me" and what we will do about
what is wrong with us. A great