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Building
Permits

Recent building permits is
sued by the District include:
S. E. District Lutheran
Church, owner, Miss our1
Synod, 5915 Massachusetts,
ave-; builder not selected;
Milton J. Prassas & AssO-
ciates, architect; to erect one
two-story church, Is 49th pl.
me-; cost, 100000.
Star Pontiac Co., Inc,
owner, 425 Florida ave. me-;
Gem Construction Co., build
er; ThOmen g. CrOmar, archi-
tect; to erect one onc-story
repair, display and office. 425
Florida ave. ne; cost, $4,000.
Edward Costello, owner and
builder, 140 M st. Sc; Luther
r. Ray, architect; to erect
addition to garage and auto
service, 1882 New Jersey ave.
Sc; cost, $4,000.
Supreme Builders, owner
and builder, 1892 Suitland rd,
r. C. Archer, jr., architect;
to erect one two-Story dwell
ing, 1909 18th ST.. NV; cost,
$4,000.
Superior Construction Co.,
owner, 1917 N. Quesada ST.,
Arlington; builder not Sc
lected; Earl Won Richenbach,
architect; to erect two one
story dwellings, 4314 Ord st
ne. and 4259 Nash st. me-;
cost, $1,000 each.
Joseph RObisher, owner
care of 1920 o st. NV; r. A
Eldridge, builder; EidreG
MOwrey, architect; to erec
fou- two-story flats, total O.
8 units, 500 block 9Th st. Sc.
cost, $4,000 each.
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NnuTitson Joins
Falls Church Realty

Fred c. MauritsOn has
Joined the sales force of Falls
Church Realty. Layton C.
Groves, head of the firm, an
nounced this week.
A retired Navy officer, Mr..
Mauritson has been appointed
to head the rental and prop
erty management department
of the firm and also will
handle commercial leases.
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KopIon to Sell
B. B. S. Firms Homes

Evelyn G. Kaplan and Co.
Realtors, has been appointed
exclusive agents for sale of
80 new homes to be con-
structed by the B. B. S. Corp,
according to an announce
ment by Stanley BramOw,
of the building firm.
The houses are off Seven
Locks road near Montrose
in Bethesda.
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wood Knobs, the firm has
been in the building and de-
veloping field here since l947
and has constructed homes
in such areas as North Cleve-
land Park, American Univer-
sity Park, Springfield, Md,
Chevy Chase and Bradley
Hills.
James M. Collins is direc-
tor of sales for the partner
ship and has been with 1t for
nine years. More recently
Frank ]. Bell has become as
sociated with the partners as
real estate consultant.
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Wonomoker Firm
To Handle Coop.

Sophia Wanamaker, Inc.
headed by Mrs. Sophia Wan
amaker, has been appointed
agents for the cooperative
apartment 5000 watson
Place. at Thirty-ninth and
Garfield streets NV.
Announcement of the ap-
pointment was made by Rob-
ert w. Bowling, president Of
the City Investing Co. of New
York, owners of Reale st
Corp, which built the
apartment.
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ges to the Traders Commit
tee.
Committees which drew
Prince Georges County ap-
pointments were: Arbitration
and Professional Standards.
Harry A. Boswell, jr., and
John w. Finchman; Bylaws,
Hubert X. Arnold; Conven-
ton and Ocean City Con-
ference, Abraham ChasanOw,
Mr.. Coates, william C. Har-
loft, jr., and Carlos Dixon;
Legislation, Carl Albert Hell
der; Public Relations-Roster.
Frank X. HALEY, jr.. and
Traders, Thomas F. HALEY.
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Arlington Gets
Zone Post in FHA

j. Guy Arlington, a men,
ber of the Federal Housing
Administration staff sine e
1910, has been promoted to
Zone Operations Commits
sioner for Zone V. whi C h
serves the States of Arkansas,
Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana,
Missouri, New Mexico, Okla
homa and Texas.
Mr.. Arlington was edu-
Gated in public schools here
and studied accounting at
the Strayer College of Ac-
counting in Washington. He
has served in many FILA
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director of product planning
for Stanley Edge Associates.
New Building
For Water Service
Water Service Laboratories,
Inc, has announced consoli-
dation of it's operations here
in a new building at 81 Sheri-
dan street NV.
The firm, which has its
headquarters in New York,
deals in water treatment and
corrosion prevention.
Bell Builders
Hove New Office
F. M. and d. P. Bell,
builders and developers, to-
day announced establish
Of a new office at 4500 East
West highway, Bethesda.
Currently working in a
subdivision known as Wild
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Toser to Heed
Levine Sales

Sidney r. Tager has been
named sales manager of Muir
ray Levine Enterprises, Inc,
the firm has announced.
Mr.. Tager has been in the
real estate field for the last
ten years. The Levine firm,
which he is joining. has Of
fices at 5531 Illinois avenue
NV.
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Realty Revue
Realty Revue
Brokers Elect Lindsov

The Washington Real Es-
tate Brokers Association elect
ed Arnett G. Lindsay preSi-
dent at its recent annual
meeting. Mrs. Lindsay has
served the association for
many years as its secretary
treasurer.
Other officers elected by
group are: Flake M. Pink
ett, vice president; Edward
d. Collier. secretary treas
urer; Thomas Glenn, assist
ant secretary. and S. A.
Douglas. Ernest T. Eiland
and Beatrice Reed, directors.
At the same time. the as
sociation announced it is lay
ing plans for an Institute OF
Housing and Urban Affairs"
to be held or II consecutive
weeks beginning March 7.
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posts here as we'll as in the
field.
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Committee Set
For Dedication

Robert H. Riner, president
elect of the Northern Virginia
Real Estate Board, has named
a special committee to plan
dedication ceremonies for the
boards new headquarters at
Seven Corners.
DIR. Joseph w. Seay has
been named chairman of the
committee. He will be aided
by: Randall ]. Hicks, George
F.. Shafran; James H. Nc
Mullin and James NJ. Dun
can, III.
The board plans to move
to its new quarters in the
Lt1ria Building next month.
The board also announced
the names of directors of the
Virginia Real Estate Associa-
ton who will represent the
Northern Virginia area and
who will attend the VREA
installation of new officers
and directors January 5 in
Richmond.
The Northern Virginia di-
tectors of the State organi-
zation are: Mr.. Riner. Mr..
Shafran, Mr.. Duncan, Charles
M. HALEY and Frank l..
Myers.
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Unveys $425 million Science Center is rising
schedule the Port Of the interior Of the level
be reody for student June The building will
provide 81 laboratories omphheoters eight elossroom ond
library among its other facilities 1t also will contain poiele
eeerotor nueIeor physics chemistry undosy Thomos
Loero and Associates the architects John MeShoin lne
the buder-Bob Young, Jr, Photo.
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director of product planning
for Stanley Edge Associates.
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
tonight with chance of showers,
low near 64. Considerable
cloudineSS and cooler tomorrow
with chance of scattered thun-
dershowerS.
Maryland - Considerable
cloudineSs with a chance of
scattered thunderShowers in the
west tonight. lows So to IS. Scat
tered thundershowers moving
throughout the State tomorrow
followed by cooler temperatures.
Virginia - Increasing cloudi-
ness tonight followed by thun-
dershowers late tonight or early
tomorrow. Low tonight So to
65. Cooler tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Variable winds
mostly easterly at 10 to Is
knots tomorrow. Considerable
cloudiness with chance of scat
tered thundershowers tomor-
row. Visibility, 10 miles or less
in showers.
Resort Area Forecasts
Ocean beaches-Considerable
cloudinesS with a chance of
scattered showers or thunder
showers tomorrow, high in the
70s.
Cape Hatteras area-Partly
cloudy tomorrow, high near a.
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Hearing Set
On Library
In nAnnopoIis

ANNAPOLIS, July 4 (AP).-
The board of trustees Of the
Anne Arundel County Library
will appear at a public hearing
before the county commission
ers in the county courthouse
here Thursday to support their
request for $685., 900 to build a
new library.
Mrs. Robert Jasperson said
the board had asked for the
funds from the $3.50. 900 in ad-
ditional revenue the county is
anticipating from the Scent
increase in the State cigarette
tax which took effect July /.
Mrs. JasperSon said the COM
missionerS agreed earlier to a
bond issue in the amount re-
quested but a bill in the Cen
eral Assembly was killed "by a
crippling amendment added by
the Senate, requiring the coun-
Evening star., 1961-07-04

They told their story yester-
day in voices hoarse from fu-
tile hours Of hollering at pass
ing ships.
Mr.. johnson and Mr.. Farless
were spotted about 7:15 am
yesterday by a Coast Guard
plane and picked up by q fish
erman. They were trans
ferred to the Coast Guard cut
ter Cherokee which brought
them to Little Greek.
The fishing trip which nearly
ended in tragedy began at Z
a m. Sunday when the two went
out for bluefish reported run
ming heavily S miles off Vir-
ginia Beach.
They were returning about
$50 pm. when the boat struck
a submerged object and sprang
a large leak. The men barely
had time to grab life preservers.
They rolled the sinking boat
over and clung to its bottom,
sometimes losing their grip in
the rough seas.
I'VE saw a lot of big ships,
but they didn't see U.S." Mr..
FarleSs said.
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ty to match the amount. :"
The present county library
has been located since 1888 in
a four-Story building built in
17E7.
Since 1888 our circulation
has, risen steadily until today
when it is 1,100 per cent more
than when we started and we
are literally bursting at the
seams" Mrs. JaSperson said.
The county library had a COL
lection of 5000 books and a cir
culation of $4,000 in 1888. Last
year, the book collection totaled
10000 volumes and the circu-
lation was 100000.
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Two Die in Crash
In West Virqiniu

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, July
4 (AP).-Two persons died and
another was injured critically
yesterday in a head-on collision
on U. S. II, about 8 miles north
Of here.
Dead were Francis A. Kersh-
ner, 80, of Marlowe, w. Va, and
Mrs. Rosetta wilkinson of Mar
ietta, Pa.
State police said Mr.. Kersh-
ner was travelling south when
a northbound car driven by
Thomas D. Wilkinson, husband
of the dead woman, went out
of control and collided with
Mr.. Kershner'S car.
Mrs. Wilkinson died five
hours later in Martinsburg City
Hospital and Mr.. Kershner was
pronounced dead at the scene
Mr.. Wilkinson was admitted tc
the hospital in critical condi-
ton.
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Three Sentenced
In Highway Rope

BOWLING GREEN, Va, July
4 (AP).-Three men drew
prison sentences of 40 years
each yesterday in Caroline
County Circuit Court on pleas
Of guilty to charges of rape.
No testimony was taken after
the guilty pleas were made and
Judge Leon M. Bazile then pro-
ceeded to sentence Clifton Ber-
ry, As, and his son, Raymond
10, both of King and Queen
County, and Shelby Young,
"a, Of the File Community in
Caroline. All three sentenced
are colored.
The men were arrested after
the 49-year-old woman, who is
white, told authorities a car in
which she was riding with a
man companion was forced off
the road by another car and
she was forced to go with three
men to a field near the Bagby
area where she was assaulted.
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Boy, IA, browns
Trying d Rescue

ROMNEY, w. Va, July 4
(AP).-Carman Allen Lee, IA,
of Romney, drowned yesterday
in the South Branch of the
Potomac River near this Hamp-
shire County town.
Police said young Lee was
swimming with four other
youths, about one-half mile
downstream from the Wander
lip Bridge, when they noticed
another boy across the river
who appeared to be in trouble.
Young Lee and the others
started to swim to the other
boys aid, but after swimming
part of the way they noticed
he had reached the other bank
safely. On the way back, he
vanished. His body was re-
covered later.
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Buyonet Carrier
Given Jail Term

Clarence A. Smith, SO, listed
by police as a veteran of the
Army, Navy and Air Force. was
given a 15-day sentence in
Municipal Court yesterday for
carrying a bayonet.
Police Pvt. Marshall Janifer
said he arrested Smith, of the
1900 block of Nicholson street
NV, after scattering a group
Of men June 7 at New Jersey
avenue and H street NV.
/ In the process, Pvt. Janifer
said he saw Smith pass the
bayonet to another man. Smith,
the officer said, claimed he had
been showing the weapon to a
friend.
Assistant United States At
torney Harold j. Sullivan said
Smith told police he had been
carrying the 15-inch Army bay
onet, which was confiscated,
under the front seat of his car
for about six months.
Judge Milton S. Kronheim
ordered Smith, who had been
in Jail awaiting trial since June
Z, released.
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Rockville Boy,l7, Slain;
Rifle Found Nearby

A 17-year-old Rockville
youth was found shot yesterday
with a .22-caliber rifle lying
beside him, Montgomery Coun-
ty police reported.
Richard Lazarus, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Myles K. Lazarus,
was discovered dying when his
parents returned to their home
at 104 Charles street. He was
pronounced dead on the scene
when an ambulance arrived a
few minutes later. No notes
were found, police said.
The youth, who last month
was graduated from Richard
Montgomery High School, held
two jobs, one with a drive-in
restaurant and the other with
an automatic laundry.
Funeral services for the
youth will be held at the Tyson
Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881
East Montgomery avenue,
Rockville, at 10 am. Thursday.
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Towes Urges Curbing
Of '62 Budget Requests

ANNAPOLIS, July 4 (AP)
Gov. Tawes doesn't expect
State income to warrant any
appreciable expansion of serv-
ices in his next budget.
II, therefore, request that
you aim at keeping your re-
quests for 1868 below or as
close as possible to appropria-
tions for 1862" he stated in
budget forms mailed to al
State departments.
The State started on a new
budget Saturday providing fol
a record spending of $500 mil
lion.
Gov. Tawes will submit an
other proposed budget, for the
fiscal year beginning next July
/, to the General Assembly in
February. He will have an es-
timated surplus of $18.8 million
for next years budget.
However, his fiscal experts
estimate that normal growth OF
expenses without any new serv-
ices will require SIT million
more in spending.
sIn his letter to department
heads, Gov. TaweS said: "The
general trend in economic con-
ditionS at the present time is
not such as to warrant any ap-
preciable expansion of State
governmental activities for the
coming year.
He urged them Ito admins
ter your program efficiently
and effectively, and to be pru-
dent and sparing at all times
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ID HOURS IN WATER
Bottle With Atlantic
Told by Fishermen

NORFOLK, Va, July 4 1AP)
Exhausted after a 14-hour
battle with the choppy waters
Of the Atlantic, two fishermen
climbed YEARLY out of a Coast
Guard whaleboat at Little
Creek Lifeboat Station yester-
day afternoon and recounted
the story of their grim fight to
stay afloat after their boat
Swamped.
William S. johnson, 38, of
Princess Anne County, and Roy
G. Farless, 33, of Norfolk, clung
helplessly to their 18-foot out
board motorboat Sunday night.
Evening star., 1961-07-04
Bolt Hits Home
On Riviera Street

Lightning last night struck
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
j. DAILY, 2705 Riviera street,
MARROW Heights, damaging the
roof.
Mrs. DAILY said she and her
husband were in the opposite
end of the house when the bolt
apparently struck a television
antenna, followed it down the
house to the ground, broke a
basement window and burned
out a ground wire.
The bolt left a hole about 8
feet by 2 feet, Mrs. Daily said.
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JobIess Payments
Jail Worker

A District man was given a
280-day Jail sentence yester-
day in Municipal Court for fill
ing unemployment benefit re-
quests while actually holding
down a paying job.
The sentence was imposed by
Judge Thomas C. Scalley, who
found Archie H. Henderson, AZ,
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Of the 1900 block of Florida
avenue, NE, guilty of % counts
Of violating unemployment
compensation laws.
Assistant United States At
torney william H. Collins, jr.
said Henderson, a construction
worker, earned from $21 to $7l
per week during periods in
1959-60 when he claimed un-
employment.
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in the use of funds allotted to
you.
Sound administrative prin-
ciples make 1t mandatory that
we constantly strive to improve
our procedures so as to provide
the greatest degree Of efficient
service at the least cost to the
taxpayer"
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JULY a HOLIDAY AT OCEAN CITY
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The International AS
sociation of Personnel in
Employment Security meets
for the third day at the
Sheraton-Park.
This information is supplied by
the Convention and. Visitors Bu-
reau Of the Metropolitan Wash
igton Board Of Trade.
Evening star., 1961-07-04
Carnival to Open

The st. Catherine Laboure
annual carnival opens Monday
and will run through Saturday,
July %. 1t will be held on the
church grounds, Viers Mill and
Claridge roads, Wheaton. .
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Chesapeake Bay area-Con-
siderable cloudiness with chance
of scattered showers or thun-
dershowerS tomorrow, high in
the upper 70S.
Skyline drive-Cloudy, scat
tered thundershowers tomor-
row, highs 10 to rs. Poor visi-
bility at all times with some fog.
Water Temperatures at Beaches
Annapolis, Md.-79
Atlantic City, N. J.-59
Ocean City, Md.-64
Virginia Beach, Va.-69
(Readings taken at noon yes
terday.)
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harper's
andoah clear at Harper's Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - 76 Noon ------- n
sam: am: - IS sp.m. D,m, ss ssss
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest. 90 on July 1 and 2.
Lowest, 4, on February ..
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
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The Sun and the Noon

Rises Sets
Sun today 5:47 am. S:37 D m.
Sun tomorrow 5:4Sa.m S:37 pm.
Moon today =. 1882 am. 12:45 pm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
"a hour after sunset,
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ing points subtract times indicated
| from the above,
Annapolis, SA hours; Bloody Point
Light, 4h hours; Colonial Beach,
hours: Deale, 4z hours; Solomons
Island, 6h hours; Point Lookout, IN
hours.
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Thunderstorm activity is forecast tonight from the Rocky Mountain
northern tier
Central Gulf States and in Florida 1t will
the Northeast Northern
to the Appalachans.-AP WirephoO Map. 49,
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23

Charlie Nahlcs. Mrs. l.. I
Criob and Mrs. Uley Mearcs
visited the formers sister,
Mrs. Smithic n. Dudncy H..
James Walker Hospital last
Sunday.
Miss Nancy Higgins, Of
Hemingway visited her pal-
cntS, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hi
Tor two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill took Nancy home SUNDAY
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. J. Brady
have returned after spending Il
weeks vacation with their sou
IN law ana daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray English. OF Jackson
vile. Fla.
Mrs. Sharp Turner visited
her daughters family Rev. and
Mrs. Bruce Pate. of KinSton
last weekend. Mrs. Pate and
baby, Susan Sharp. returned
WIN her.
Mrs. b. G.. Clayton. of Rox-
boro has been visiting her son.
and daughtcr-in-law. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Tom Clayton.
Visiting her mother Mis-.
kat'i" Bar,icy. Tuesday for tGa
day, Was her daughter. Mrs. +.
{. Spivcy. of Marion S. c.
Nh. and Mrs. Steve HaScltou
and children. Beckie, Marsha
and Lynn of Florence. S. {.
are visiting Mrs. HaSclton'S 5
mother. Mrs. Viola Barnes.
Miss Amoret Rogers and
Victor Floyd were guests from
FAIR Bluff to attend cook
out. Saturday evening when
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson.
of Rowland entertained .
number of the relatives and
friends, honoring mike Britt.
of Georgetown, S. C., and
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23
COnSerVa ton
Essay Contest
To Open In S. G..

The opening date for con-
cSiVation essay contest in th,
schools uf South Carolina Is
October /. 1861. The closing
date - March -. 1862.
The topic for this year is.
wv y TER CONSERVATIVES
and Its Relation 70 Cuuscrva-
ton of Soil, Forests, and Wild
life More than 5000 ESSAYS
were written in South Caroline
in q similar contest last ycur
but with a slightly different
topic.
The contest is sponsored bv
the s. c. Association Of Soil
Conservation District Super
visurs md the =. {. BanEar.
Association. Attractive state
"nd loC.! s.Il c..s..,H.au u....
trI,t prizes are being prIyi.u..
lSt pi O. State wr.u... will .o-
ccIvc &15. 2nI place Coastal
Plain. SO. ana md place
Piedmont. $50.
irlz,s .u ,acr soil cun.r.yl-
tiun district will be announced
by the individual soil cousrr-
walton districts throughout ,n,
State
5th. 9th. eth Grades
This contest is open to boys
and girls in any Scnuol i'm
South Carolina i'm the SIN. 9th.
and 18th grades. Essays are not
TO exceed 1000 words. They
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23

Mis-" Marearet Thomp-on, OF
Llncolnton, has been the guest
of Miss Carolyn Meares, her
college mate, at the summer
home with Miss Mcares' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl MeaI-
IS, of Myrtle Beach.
MIR. AMI Mrs. Era Britt and
Michael Britt OF Georgetown.
,. {. were weekend guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rogers al
50 Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Floyd.
Miss Dorothy Ann McClary
OF Columbia. s. G. was th>
overnight guest Saturday Of
.hlS> Amoret Rogers.
NJ. and Mrs. Howard Small.
Jr.. Fl West Lafayette. Ind
.ana. are visiting her mothei.
Mrs. Rhoda Small here and
Mrs. Small'S parents. the d. L.
Jones of Wilmington.
Bruce Powell Jr. has gone
TO Moultric, Ga. for the tobac-
co season.
Rev. and Mrs. s. M. Dorton
and children of HuntcrSvillc
VISITED III Fair Bluff during
their vacation last week. They
attended the morning services
sunday at the Baptist church
where he was pastor for two
years
Visiting Mrs. Carrie s. Camp
bell last week were hcr dau-
ghtcr'S family the A. V. Nub-
les. OF Lalwcnburg.
Mr. and Mrs. |. NJ. Scott and
children nave returned after
NacatIuning two weeks al Lake
JunaluSka and other resorts.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Frank Rogers last week were
their daughter. Mrs. Guy Mil
Ter, Mr.. Miller and their two
young sons
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23

Miss Dorothy Ann McCr,y.
CDtwIui.. :. {. VINO Will b..
married next week.
\ ..Ius '.n !. Bruce LurIu'.
ana Mrs. Henry Coleman Sun
day were Mis-. Barbara Bs,,c.
ana MS. T!yo Townsend. .
Fayetteville
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. lyle.
are spending some time at
their Crescent Beach cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. DcmScy Cuir-
man, OF SuUtnpor, also Nj.
and Mrs. russell OF Richmond.
Va. We're visitors here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hinsun
had as week end guests recent
ly their daughters family. M.
and MIS-. Lester Watts of Char
Lotto.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-08-23
Fair Bluff Personals

FAIR BLUFF - Miss Linda
"a S. c. S. delegate attended
the Annual Conference ses-
sion at Duke University for
the M. Y. +. members from the
Methodist Church in Far
Bluff.
Carl Powell, Miss Rcna Pow
ell and Mrs. George Morgan of
jacksonville, Fla. were visit
ors here last week with Mr..
and Mrs. J. {. Rogers. DR.. and
Mrs. L. ID. Floyd and other
Powell relatives last week.
Visitors last week in the
homes OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. I.
Powell were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
AoainS and their four children
81 Santuck. S. G.. Mir. and Mrs.
W. {. Frlnch and daughter and
Miss Rlt -hic Powell. of Che
raw. ;. {. Also MIS-. Fred Pow
ell. of HartSvillc. :. {.
Mrs. Robert King is VISITING
hcr son Bobby King and Mrs.
KING IN Atlanta. Ga. She went
especially to visit the new
grandson. the first baby OF the
Bobby Kings.
Visiting Mrs. Annie Prince
last week Were hcr brother.
George GreggS. Mrs. Grcpgs
ii Society HIll. S. G.. her Sist-
a.. Mrs. Margaret Montgomery
and little Mike Scxtcr of Gin
tUi.. :. &