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Evening star., 1961-01-16

Honored by
Democrats

Democratic members Of
the S7th Congress were
honcred by the Women's
National Democratic Club at
. welcome tean from 4 to 6
pm. yesterday at the club-
house on New Hampshire
avenue.
Special greetings were ex-
tended TO the newcomers at
the annual party, which
drew some Of the early ar
rivals for the Inauguration
festivities.
House Speaker Sam Ray
burn headed the list Of
Democratic leaders asked TO.
take turns in receiving with
the clubs officers. Mrs.
Joseph Casey IL the club
president.
Invited to share honors
with the Speaker were his
two sisters. Mrs. w. A.
Thomas Of Dallas and Mrs.
9. 4. BARLEY Of Bonhau.
Tex.
IntroductionS to the line
were made by Senate Door
keeper "Fishbait" Miller.
Past presidents Of the club.
headed by Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman. presided at' the
tea table.
Music was provided by 1t.
William Cameron, harpist
with the Navy Band.
Evening star., 1961-01-16

Nelly Don's exclusive
print shirtdress Of royon-
ond-cotton, prettily de-
toiled with crescent yoke,
softly full skirt. Blue or
Iiloc, 10 to l8. $l7.99
Evening star., 1961-01-16
Cancer Aid Group

The next regular meeting
Of the Cancer Aid group will
be held at $3.50 pm. tonight
ct the Tifereth Israel Congre-
CATION Cherner Auditorium.
This is to be the regular new
location for the Cancer Aid
Group meetings.
Evening star., 1961-01-16

Meeting at Q pm. as the
home Of Mrs. Edwin A.
Berger. followed by Q White
Elephant sale.
Evening star., 1961-01-16

Pictured left to right:
Nelly Don's slim line coat
dress for town and busi-
ness wear, in Rusteeno
(royon) IiIoe, navy. Sizes
IA to 40 and l4C to 22C.
$l4.99'
Evening star., 1961-01-16

Nelly Don's city costume
Of siIken NeIIeno Crepe
(royon) in black or navy
sporkled with white. Sizes
II to 40. $l9.99
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Eric Hosklnc

we started attacking the high ridge at the
west end of the range, making an annual
expedition of it, each year climbing little
higher. At last, just two years ago, we
reached the top and built fire there SO
that the smoke would tell Ermalee and the
other children, watching at the window,
that we had conquered our mountain.
am sure there are similar challenges
near your home that your family can tackle.
The important part is getting up and going.
The rewards are beyond measure for
yourself, and, as our new President has
pointed out, in the long run for the country,
too. The EMA
Evening star., 1961-02-12

the schooner trips offered on both coasts,
on which the whole family ships as crew.
4. Mountain climbing: One of the best
places for this wonderful sport is the White
Mountain National Forest. 1t covers 1885,
600 acres, in New Hampshire and Maine,
and offers over a thousand miles Of trails.
You probably don't need to 60 far. A few
miles beyond our house in Tucson, visi-
bic through our picture window, lies
magnificent range of desert mountains
known as the Santa Catalinas. When
Tommy and Scott were 8 and 7 years old,
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Do face creams
really work?
by HELEN r. PORTER
by HELEN r. PORTER

lose their potency. This means that
the cream you use must contain
polyunsaturates in fresh, stabilized
form in order 10 be effective.
With these facts in hand, ! ex-
perimented with the various
creams on the market and found
one that claimed TO have polyun-
saturates that stay fresh andPOtent.
l contacted the research director
who developed this cream Otis
made by Prince Matchabeli and
called Polyderm). He told me it
has a unique formula containing
all 3 stabilized, natural POlyun-
saturates. He went on to say that
these all-important elements are
the main basis Of the formula and
are not watered down with un-
necessary ingredients
l then asked him just what
Polydenm can do for the skin and
found that besides supplying skin
with potent POlyunsaturates, it
helps seal in needed moisture. This
means Polyderm acts two ways to
help keep skin firm and soft.
To make a long story short, !
tested Polydem myself by using it
regularly. To my surprise, l found
that this sheer, greaseless cream
did everything the research direc-
tor claimed. My skin feels more
resilient and alive, and, what's
more important, my complexion is
fresher and more youthful-lOoking
than it has been in years.
Because l feel actual use is the
best way to demonstrate a new
product, l asked the people at
Prince Matchabelli to make trial
size of POlyderm available. 1t sells
for s., $3.50, S. in the stores, but
now you can get a weeks supply.
trial-size jar. Just send Use. your
name and address to Polyderm,
P.O. Box 81, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Evening star., 1961-02-12

A Good PART Of my time as a
"A beauty cOnsultant is spent
answering the many questions
about face creams that come in the
mail every day. In order to answer
them fully, I've had to make care
full, study of creams-from queen
bee Jelly and hormone creams to
medicated and vitamin creams.
I've found, as I'm sure that many
of you have, that while most
creams will do some good, none
quite lives up to my expectations.
In the past year, I've received
many letters about face creams con-
tanning those new beauty ingredi-
ents-POly"ns0t~rNtes. Women all
over America want to know what
they are, how they compare with
other beauty ingredients, and what
can be expected of them. This
overwhelming curiosity led me
into a really intensive study of
polyunsaturate face creams.
The first thing l wanted to
know was exactly what pOlyun-
saturates are. According to research
men talked with, Polyunsatu-
rates, unlike many other beauty
ingredients, are actual elements of
young, healthy skin. An unusual
thing about these skin elements is
that, for some reason not yet
known, they drain away with time.
In fact, scientific tests have shown
that when you're 20, your skin
contains about sos more Polyun-
saturates than it does at 40.
The next thing l wanted to
know was whether a Polyunsatu-
rate face cream can really help
compensate for the skins dwin-
ding supply of these elements.
The consensus of cosmeticians and
research men was yes. But, there is
one slight catch. POlyunsaturates
have a tendency to turn rancid and
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Questions from the news

Questions from the news
By TOM HENRY
unemployment check What rGs the reply?
''Our infallible electronic computer
goofed." -F.w., HOUSTON
DOs-sOns :. Dogs are finding it tough to
raise a family these days in the Lincoln Park
suburb of Detroit. Why?
The City Council recently adopted an
ordinance banning more than one dog per
home. -B.S.B., OSBURN, IDAHO
New menoee What neW danger hare our
high-speed jets brought to AuerioG9
Bugs" according to William E. Warne,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
-Four Arrested
After EraCas

Three men and a woman
were arrested Saturday after
noon by TABOR City Officers
after reports that they were
annoying a resident here. Mrs.
l.. d. Word Jr. whose home is
ON Eighth street.
Charged with public drunk
orncSs were Weldon Todd. 2G:
Roy Lee Todd. 81: Ralph Ben
nett Moore. 30. all OF Bladcn-
boro: and Edna Johnson. 25.
whose address was listed by
officers as Mullins. s. {.
Mrs. Ward told Chi"r Jesse
Barker AMI Officer Ted Watts
ihU the quartet came 10 her
home and created disturb
'n"e and that she asked them
60 leave several times before
she summoned the law.
The officers said that the
ToddS resisted arrest and had
10 Toe taken 10 Jail forCibly.
In a hearing i'm Mayors court
Monday each dcfCndcnt enter.
ed Dlea Of guilty to- all of
the charges.
Mayor Howard Harrison
continued judgement.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
SpiveY Passes
In Gasfonia

Funeral services were held
Saturday, Ja..e IT, at 2 pm.
at PiSgah Presbyterian Church
in Gastonia with full Masonic
rites for William Mckinley
Spivcy. formerly of Tabor City.
Officiating ministers were the
Rev. NJ. B. Gricr and the Rev.
Robert f. Craig.
He died on June Is in the
CASTOR Memorial Hospital of a
heart attack at the age of So.
Survivors include his wife.
the former Elva Clark of Char
lotte: one son. Mack Spivcy Of
Baltimore. Md. and daugh-
ter Mrs. Bob Random of Penn
Sylvania; his step mother. Mrs.
Belle Spivcy of Tabor City: also
six brothers. Hubert and joe
SpivCy of Tabor City. Dock
Spivcy of DCLand. Fla. Nor
wood Spivcy of Exctlcr. Calf.
Flayd SpivCy of Hampton. SC.
Claude Spivcy of Milwaukee.
Wise. five sisters. Mrs. Brod
us Turbcvillc. Mrs. BoStain
SarviS. Mrs. John Gary McMil-
nan Mrs Dayton CausCy of
Tabor City and Mrs. Linda
Payne of Milwaukee. Wise.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
Crop Growers
find Two Types
OF Market ForCrou

Members of the Horny CO.
unity Grape Growers ASsucia-
ton were really heaTtcned
Thursday night when they
took a bit OF an advance look
al marketing conditions for
this years Concord grape crop.
Two types of outlet will be
open To them this year. they
learned: market for the fresh
iruIt and Il market for process
grapes.
Last year most OF the grapes
We're sold TO ncighbors who
came and picked them for
themselves, yet grape growers
on that, their first crop of the
men tWo-ycar-uld vines. reap
eel enough profit TO paw the
entire cost OF the vineyards.
This year, they were told by
Joe Mccormick, vocational ag-
rlculture teacher Of LoriS High
School, a New York commits
sion merchant wants TO handle
all the top quality grapes from
inns area as fresh grapes, pack
cd IN two quart paper con-
. tanners, Is quarts to the ship
ping cOntalncr.
And, he said, there will also
be market for process grapes
/ OF 10 percent sugar content
through the Palmetto Crane
Marketing Association. which
mas Juicing plant at Spart-
anburg
In order to sell through the
Palmetto association. he said
a grower must first become =
member by purchasing $50 in
common stock ana $50 in pre-
iGrrcd stock per acre.
The New York commission
merchant has said that if the
grapes are of the quality he
Understands them to be. r,
believes growers can get So
Per "a quarts (42 poundS).
The Palmetto Marketing AS
Sollatlon, Mccormick said
VIII pay growers a down paw
ment of SIS per ton when the
grapes are delivered and later
VIII send them dividend
checks representing their share
OF profits made by the associ-
alton.
1t was not made entirely
clear whether it would De
possible for growers t. us
both the fresh and The process
outlets, as member of tho
Palmetto Association said the
bylaws Of that organization
require that a member sell
grapes only To the association
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
Soles Speaks
AT Rotary
Ladies Night

r. c. SolcS. Jr.. local attor-
ncy, spoke on the law and the
changes that have been made
IN its purpose and intcrprc-
tation at a ladies night and in
stallation of officers of the Ia
Dor City Rotary Club at Hos
klnS Restaurant. Ocean Drive
Beach. Monday night.
Ben L. Ncsmith. Jr.. banker
and charter member of the Ro-
tary, was installed as president.
Paul Rogers. ,Ir.. is the new
Vicc-presidcnt. Randall Burlc-
son, secretary: and II. c. SuleS.
Jr.. treasurer.
NeSmiih succeeds Richard
Gordon as president.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
Dan Vaughn In
Homer Group

Dan Vaughan of Whitcvillc,
State Motor Club district man
aGCr for Columbus County.
canned membership in the
cumpany'S most CX luSiVc non
or group, the Founders CLUB.
during recent new sales con-
test in the state.
To qualify for the club. 4
representative must produce n
minimum of 80 lew maS'~l.
membership sales in a five
week period. Vaughan topped
this goal with 81 and will be
presented distinctive lapel
pin and honUrcd IN special
ceremonies at the clubs annu-
al meeting in January. The
Founders Club was formed last
year I'm memory of John g
Frazier. Jr.. who founded the
motor club in 1929 and served
as its president until 1855.
Vaughan'S achievement drew
high praise from Thomas Il.
watkins. president OF the mot
ur club and of the National
Automobile Association. with
which il is affiliated. and from
Lewis Il. Scru3a state sales
supervisor and manager of the
Rocky Mount division.
Vaughan consistently places
high in the Company'S annual
awards and last year captured
tho motor clubs most coveted
honor, the "Mr. Motor Club
trophy with a large cash a.
ward. for the most outstanding
al'-around performance.
y" makes his home i'm White
vie with his wife Beverly and
five children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
= Sgt. Buddy Fowler
Keeps Names Secret
In Week End Arrests

\ number of persons were
arrested by Horny County PO-
lice over the weekend AT
Smiths Place at BaybOrO after
a couple of alterations ~
which l.. &. Buffkin was shot
! County Policeman Willis
Cause said Keith Lawson and
Buf'.in became caDrOi,"d Wi.
some other persons there and
Buffkin was shot. Then. h.
said. they went to State Line
and came back with some bud
dies. armed with pistols and
guns.
When county police arrived
at Smiths Place. nc said. Law
son had a number of custo-
mcrS of the establishment
lined M against the side of
the building with their hands
i'm the air.
Sgt. Buddy Fowler over
ruled Cause when the latter
attempted 60 tell The Loris
Sentinel rrc names Of those
arrested. took the record book
from Cause and placed it in q
drawer. He said that he did
Mot choose 20 make the names
public because tho men had
not been tried and they have
families.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
Feds Arrest
Nine In Jam
Liquor Sales

FLORENCE - Federal Al
cohul ana Tobacco Tax agents
arrested nine defendants in
the Jam section OF Horny CO.
unity early Friday morning as
the result Of unUercover work
Uu.lu, the last mnc weeks.
brcuSnt before L. s. Com
missioner ". L. Tyson Jr. tie
nnS whit" men were released
on bonds totaiing $4,000 for
their appearance III Federal
coutt here Dec. !.
All were charged with DOS
session Of nun-taX paid whiSk-
cy for the purpose of sale and
Tor transporting non-tax paid
whISkey.
Four motor vehicles and 80
cases of empty onc-half gallon
Jars were also seized in the
"cll-planned activity.
A total of 228 gallons of
WhlSkeN had been bought from
the defendants by Federal
Agent since April 81.
Released On $500 bond
were Guy and NJ. G.. Lovett
Putting up $1,000 bond were
Gatcly Hammond, Avis Strick-
land, j. ID. Strickland and M
mon Buifkin. while Jesse
Benton and Douglas Buffkin
and Robert Bulikin were re-
leased on $500 bond each
A 1860 pickup was seized
IRON Avis Strickland: a 1854
pickup from Robert Bunkin: =
1892 car from Hammond: and
a 1888 car trmo the Luvetts
Each Of the defendants rn-
qurStcl a preliminary hearing
winch was set by Commission
CT Tyson for 3 p. NJ. July : in
the Federal building in Flor
cncc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
Clayton Lewis
AT Seminar

Clayton Lewis. principal of
Williams Town nip ign
School. is one of the 80 prin-
CIrals in the state selected to
attend the Siminar al the In
lvcrSItv of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill.
Classes will begin the week
If July 3 under DR.. |. G. Ricdie
for q period of SIX weeks.
Mrs Lewis plans to go 20
Chapel Hill July 10 for sum-
mcr school classes in business
administration. Their son.
HUGH. will be with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Lewis at Green Sea.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
Several Are Hurt

Several person suffered mi.
nor injuries Monday night
when two automobiles were in
volvcd in n hcad-on sidc-swipe
on the LoriS-Tabor City high
way.
Highway PatrOlman Eddie
Jones said his investigation
showed that Benjamin Larry
Barnhill, RI 2. Tabor City. was
driving 1851 Ford north and
that Robert Wayne HARRISON.
ri 2. Loris. was driving a
1856 Ford south when the side.
swipC occurred.
Both cars were practically
total losses. he said. but tho
occupants. including RUBY X
Tyler. RI. ], Loris. who he said
was passenger in the Barn
hill car. were treated at Loris
Community Hospital emergen-
cy room and dismised. 4
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
Horny Man
Gets Gllideway
School Post

Watson Rankin. 29-ycav old
man o, the AllSbruuk area near
Lu.t=. has LrUu app"iiteY.
principal OF Gulcvway school:
" c",dm- To- Clyuc y. Gore.
,aanwHu o. the Guid,wdv
scuuu. committee.
N>.tu >urc,euS ". Y. "Bill'
Williams J. VINO resigned Ia
accept the pr.nc.pal>hip at
Southport High School ~
Brunswick county.
Guia,Way's new principal
attended Lu-iS High Scnool
ANA Mas a member. of the foot
ball squad. Later he attended
Western Carolina College. Cu!-
luwnvc. and received &. c.
a"grco in elementary cduca-
uHn. lie has also spent some
time working toward mast
r.s degree at the same col
ego.
RANKIN IS i Navy veteran.
na\Ing spent four years Qg50-
81 ON duty III Europe. South
Amcrica and Africa. During
Inc summers he has spent
most of the time on his par
cnlS' farm al AllSbruok. They
are Nh. and Mrs. Harry Rank
in.
Ih" "gw principal has spent
s'..c scar- IN S-houl admins
'''Ivv work. He i married T.
II" 'urm'r Emciinc Jones of
""fi>. T"vy have one daught-
r..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
keuf Cgop
Future is
no eful

Heavy rams nave SWampcd
Columbus County ion t.C past
week making harvesting of tho
areas precious money crop
near to impossible. yet, County
Agent Charles d. Raprr says
tlat he believes We are still
going 10 have normal sca-
SON"
re explained, IT o b %
seems TO have a high degree
OF resistance this year. Right
after our crop waSl set, along
came q heavy frost. Most fields
stood this. Then more cold
weather. ana later q bunch If
suckers. |! the crop can stand
al Of this, II will probably
recover from the wet spell
were now having"
Paper said that il will be t
Least a week before cma:c
knowledge of damage To crops
,aa be- aSCCTtaIucd.
Although several streets IN
. Tabor City were near To- i'm
| paSsublc Tuesday cue to TIL
/ ooWnpuur by evening most or
! the excess water had subsidized.
. Chacbourn, however, was not
80 fortunate. Pleas for motor
ISIS to stay off the towns main
tRrONnD street were broadcast
..yDughuut the evening. Stores
nu one street were flooded
each time an automobile pass
ed through the watcr-fillcd
streets causing costly damage
10 merchandise.
Drivers were required =
lord Highway 40 for several
miles Tuesday which APP
reaching Choobourn from tin"
south even though a new canal
hos beer du. To remove excess
water.
One Lake Waccamaw RESI-
cent reported Tuesday that the
level of the canal and lake
we're the same with wafer run
ming across the handmade
peninsula wnCr" many sum
mCr cottages were damaged.
\ bridge on a rural paved
road two miles northeast Of
WanrgniSh. n"ar Lake Wac
aElw. was WASHED oU'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
Tries FOR State
FLA Award Tonite

As ODDS Fowler was ready
ing himself for discharge from
the Navy late in 1859. he be.
came more and more concern
ed about the work which he
wanted to choose for his post
service life.
His preferences boiled down
To onc--thC North Carolina
Highway Patrol. But the Tabor
City native was told nc was
not qualified to apply because
nc had not finished high scnool.
Returning to school was more
pr0DlcmatiC to OdiS than IL
would have been 10 many 9th
orS. for. being married. and
father of a small child. he had
to provide living for his fam
lily.
But. having been discharged
from the Navy in January
1859. he enrolled i'm Tabor City
High School To- add TO the two
hours of school credit he had
attained before entering ser
vice.
Fowler graduated i'm MAY
with honorS. He was named
winner of the FLA Farm Flee
trificatior prize and the oppor-
tunity to try TO capture the
State prize.
While Fowler was in school
he was employed i'm the after.
moons and summers by Piggy
Wiggly; Mrs. Fowler worked
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
Rood Chase Begins Here,
Esads I'm Robson County,

y road chase which began
in Tabor City early Sunday
morning and ended in Robson
county resulted in multiple
charges of traffic violations by
George Larry Cox. Is. of Lum-
Dcr'Un.
Cox. driving 1860 pickup.
halted at the intersection of
Railroad avenue and Highway
IOl in front of the Tabor City
police station, having come
from the direction of LoriS.
Then. according to officers. the
vehicle abruptly screamed in
10 motion heading toward
Whitcvilc. Officer Ted Watts.
who was parked in front of
Prince Motors. noted the flee
ing pickup and began purSu-
ing il. AS the truck departed
from the town limits Watts
called ahead and requested
road block II was furnished
by Trooper F. d. Mclean.
Mclean said that he blocked
the highway with his patrol
car at the bypass intersection
south of Whiteville but to no
avail as the pickup Swerved
around his vehicle and con-
tinucd down the bypass. Nc
Lean reported that the truck
soon went through the red
light al the Pine Log road wide
open and turned left at the
intersection oi Us 74-76 and
FOL
The chase was continued
through Chadbourn and then
on down ~. In the meantime.
Mclean called ahead for road
block in Robson county. a
state trooper there managed
to pull a running road block
and the youth finally stopped.
: Mclean charged the youth
/ with speeding l0G miIcs-pcr-
] 10 =. rc-'j'c~ driving an' fail
ing 20 stop for red light.
Officers in Whitevillc and
Chadbourn may later add charg-
cs TO the list.
Mclean. after asking why
the youths haste, said he was
told the boy wanted to see how
fast the pickup would run land
just never stopped
The Tabor City police charg-
ed Cox with speeding 30 m.p.h.
in 80 m.p.h. zone, failing 10
stop for siren and stop light,
and spinning wheels. In May
ur'S court Monday he pleaded
guilty to spinning his wheels
and Tor this Offcnse was charg-
cd the cost of court
Chadbuurn officers have en-
tered charges for the same OF
IUnsCS
In Recorders court Tuesday
'hc dCiCnd,nt was tried for
the violations listed by the
Highway Patrol. found guilty,
and required to. pay $50
tine. court costs. and his driv-
rr's license was suspended.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28

at the Columbus Manufacturing
Co., Ing.
With diploma in hand ODDS
was finally able to send his
application to the Patrol. fol-
lowing the schools closing. He
hopes that he will he notified
of being accepted soon.
Tonight the "a year old man
Will represent the local FLA
Federation at the FLA Farm
and Home Elcctrification
Awards Banquet in Raleigh
The awards event is a high
light of the annual State FLA
convention held in Raleigh
and designed TO recognize vo-
cational agriculture students
who have made outstanding
applications of electricity in
the home and on the farm.
If Fowler should be named
the state winner. he will re-
ccive S123 from electric COM
panies sponsoring the banquet
including CP&Lb. another 500
from the National FLA Foun-
dation. He is already assured
Of receiving $50 for being tho
Waccamaw Federation winner
and 500 for having been the
district winner.
Teachers of the state win
ner will also be given al
award of SIPS. In Fowler's
case, his teachers are Sam l..
Jackson and Fred Lay, Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-28
McCumbee Joins
Schilds Staff

Fred MCCumbCc, formerly in
the insurance business in this
area. has Joined the sales force
AT SChilds in Tabor City. Al
bert SchildS. owner. announC-
cd today.
McCumbCC was associated
with the S.hilds sales force
some years ago and is well
known throughout this sec
ton. we are happy 10 have
Mr.. MCCumbCc back with us
and ne welcomes his friends
and former customers 10 drop
i'm and see him" SChildS said.