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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-16

grade in position and salary. And while this
is real punishment, it seems to be more of
a punishment against the families of these
men rather than the men themselves.
Lila Thomson just missed the big snow
storm in New York, but she said even that
record-breaking storm could not have dimmed
her good time in the big city. Wonder who
had the bright idea of painting the tops of
parking meters in Rockville brilliant scarlet
color? =. Perhaps, the City of Rockville and
the County could buy the largest pool in the
county and turn it into a recreational facility.
Qt'was suggested this week by Mayor Greene
that the two groups go together and build a
public swimming pooD.
Here is a sample of the wit possessed by
friend of ours,
Il interviewed Hamlin, the distant cousin
of Ham, the chimp who has just returned
from 154 mile ride into space. Hamlin resides
at the Zoo in Washington. His apartment is
on the left as you enter the Chimp Division
He did have middle rOOm but now that
headlines have come to his family, he has
been moved.
Between scratching and eating, learned
that Hamlin hangs from the distant branch of
whence came Ham. He feels that Ham was
always on the move - not contented. One
day he found that our legislators in the
capitol had discovered that Ham was just the
type to really go.
NO. he had not heard from Ham recent
ly. With the cold weather and Matthias vot
ing yes on Rules Committee, Hamlin felt
time had been filled But, he did receive a
telegram from Ham saying that his diaper
was definitely damp as that swing into space
had been the farthest and fastest climbing he
had done at one time And as soon as letter
comes from Ham he will call GA 4!770O"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-02-16

Calling all Rockville residents
=. men and women The
Rroome Forward Treatment
Center is offering basic first
aid courses. If you did not re-
ceive a notification in the mail
please call Lee Jodl, GA. 1881
for registration and assign.
ment in class. First class begins
on Friday evening, February II,
and will continue for six con-
secutive Fridays through March
oath. Room IT'S, Broome Junior
High School on Twinbrook
Pkwy at 8 pm. Please use the
main entrance. No charge for
these courses and upon compile.
ton you will receive a Red
Cross Certificate.
At the annual meeting of
Community Concert Association
of Montgomery County the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Dorothy Haltiwanger, presi-
dent; Donna Hutcheson, record
ing secretary; Levin Comley,
corresponding secretary; Hazel
Beall, treasurer; and Bernice
Smith, historian.
The eight new members on
the Board of Directors are: Mr..
and Mrs. John Kuffner, Virgin
ia Hersperger, Jane McCartin,
Margaret Russell, Fern Schneid-
er, Thelma Vernon and Margar-
ct Wysong, Bird vice president in
charge of publicity.
Mrs. Robert Tuckerman, End
vice president and campaign
chairman; Mrs. John Kuffner
and Jane McCartin are co-chair-
men of kickoff event in May.
Other members of the Board
of Directors are: Mrs. c. T.
Brown, Mrs. Melvin Crawford,
Mary De Verondond, Mr.. Her
man Hartman, Mrs. William
Marsteller, Catherine Meadors
of Damascus, Mrs. Basil Mob
ley, Mrs. Arthur Sommerville,
Mr.. Frank Williams, and Ann
Wilson.
At the Silver Tea and Bake
Sale of Christ Episcopal
Church's Altar Guild on Tues
day, at the home of the William
Franks, the following ladies
poured at the tea table: Mrs.
Charles M. Thomas, Mrs. Thorn
as Anderson, Mrs. Joseph
Phillips, Mrs. Raymond P.
Black, Mrs. j. B. Diamond III,
Mrs. Arthur Grahame, Mrs.
John Henderson and Mrs. Thorn.
as st. L. Moncure.
The red and white flowers
made a lovely centerpiece for
the red and white motif carried
out at the fine table in the can
dies, napkins, candies and the
rest of the goodies-all remind
ed the visitors of st. Valentines
Day.
The Rockville Woman's Club
meeting last week had to be
postponed to this Thursday due
to weather conditions. Along
with a speaker from the Pan
American Union, Modesto Luz
cerno, the clubs members will
model their entries in the 4th
annual Fashion-Sewing Contest.
This contest is sponsored by the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs and Vogue Pattern Serv-
ice in cooperation with Wom-
ans Club Service Bureau of
/. New York City.
First prize in the national con-
test is a trip to Europe. All con-
testants are required to make
and model an outfit which they
consider Ideal Costume for
Clubwoman's Wardrobe" Judg-
es for the contest at this meet
ing will be Mrs. Roscoe Whip,
who has taught the Bishop
Method in the adult education
course for the county for ten
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13

Mrs. Dorothy Flechtner, past
president of the Ohio Fedora
ton of Business and Profess
sional Women's Clubs, will be
the speaker Sunday afternoon,
when the East Cleveland Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Club hold it's federation program
and membership tea at the
Hotel Statler- Hilton from 8 to
p. m.
Mrs. Flechtner will also mi
tiate the new East Cleveland
club m e m bers: Mrs. Rose
Arnold, Mrs. Mary Clifton, Mrs.
Margaret Gustafson, Rosemary
Gensert, Mrs. Elsie Jarvis.
Eleanor Radtke, Rose Novosel,
Mrs. Emily Ross, Florence
Nirmaier and Mrs. Anna
Wilson.
Chairmen planning the event
are Ruth E. Colbey, federation,
and Mrs. Margaret Dippel,
membership.
Annual Birthday Fete
For WOman's Group
All members are invited t.
the annual birthday party of
the East Cleveland Woman's
Club, 1747 Lake Front ave., at
l p. m. Thursday, April Goth.
Mrs. Boswell Jones will pre-
sent members of the Women's
Committee of Shaker players.
The program will be a reading
of a popular play by Mrs.
Joseph Moore.
Member Reviews
Book for Club
The Proto Book Club will |
meet this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. r. L. Askue, 1917 Ken
ton Circle.
Mrs. Frank z. Batschelet of |
Nelawood I'd. will review "Who
Killed Society,"" by Cleveland
Amory.
Gamma Phfs
Elect Officers
The Cleveland East Subur-
ban Alumni of Gamma Phi Beta
sorority will hold a dinner
meeting Wednesday, April 10Th
at $50 pm. at Ottino's Res
taurant to honor Mrs. J.J.
Dean, retiring president.
Newly elected officers who
will help lead the project of aid
to retarded children for the
coming year include: Mrs. O.V. /
Place, president; Mrs. G.J. Ed
wards, vice president; Mrs.
Robert Berardinelli, secretary;
Mrs: John Clark, treasurer and
Mrs. Robert Hanson, Crescent
correspondent. i
Mrs. Place and Mrs. L. Wes-
ley Schmidt will be delegates
to the conference being held
in Kent this week end.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13

Have you admired a do-it-
yourself carpenter job and Won
dered just how it was done?
Well, you'll have the oppor-
tunity of seeing some of these
in the making at the Hobby
Show tomorrow friday in
Calvary Lutheran Church, 13101
Euclid ave.
Several hobby fans entering
the show are going to show not
only the finished product, but
one partially finished so OBJ
servers will know just how to
proceed to make a chest, cane, a
chair, or make a quilt.
The quilters, by the way are
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13

Just ask did she'll "MlACGk What's
good how focus needs
MlAChe there's addressing envelopes the address and
address, through bills eliminates
envelope Extra like se little personal touches
thebg in checking at
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13

Norman Gascoigne, Mrs. Robert
Merkle, Mrs. Gale Morgan,
Mrs, James Ralph and Mrs.
E. c. Slaughenhaupt.
Y Group Installs
Officers Monday
Kathy Russo will be installed
as president Of the East Cleve-
land YWCA Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Group at the
East Cleveland Y Monday.
Ruth E. Colbey, secretary of
the Board Of Management will
be the installing officer.
Other officers that will be
installed are Cora Manning,
first vice president; Lucille
Mangold, second vice president;
Hilda H. Meadows, recording
secretary; Matilda Stansbury,
treasurer; Frances Goff, chair
man of the program committee;
Pauline Thompson, Grace Con-
way and Louise Maxwell, men,
bers of the program committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton c.
Barnes will show pictures and
tell about their trip to Ober-
ammergau.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13
Grandma S Regular Chore -.
Grandmas Regular Chore...
Lutheran lobbyists
ShOW HO1U It's Done

doning old-fashioned gowns for
the evening.
In the odds and ends display
will be such interesting items
as prism from the famous
Hall of Prisms at the San Fran
cisco 1912 worlds fair. A lam
tern fashioned from a bloat
fish.
Collector displays will include
oil la m ps, needlework and
japanese wood block prints on
rice paper.
This is a hobby acquired by
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13
Have You An
Overdue Book?

Lost, strayed or mislaid Ii
brary books cannot fulfill their
purpose.
Be on the watch, for them
while cleaning the house, locker
or car, and return them to your
nearest branch library.
Make this part of your per-
sonal contribution to National
Library w e Elk, April 10th
through 22nd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13

Stanford Smith during his Il
years residence in Japan where
his father is in his 52nd year of
missionary work. The elder
Smith is associated with Kobe
University.
Smith. Merlin kuns, Don
Myers and Eric Lantz, the COM
mittee invite interested persons
to come and browse between 6
and IL p. m. There is no ad-
mission fee.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13
ThOmas-DaytOn

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester NJ. Thorn
as, 143O4 Euclid ave-, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mary Ann Thomas to Lynn
Arthur Dayton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Dayton, 1880 Shaw
ave.
The wedding will take place
July 1st at 2 p. m. at Epworth-
Euclid Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13
Club CoIendor...
Hospital Volunteers
Make 5000 Surgical
Dressings Per Month

\ The Woman's Board of Huron
Road Hospital will meet Mon
day from 10 a. m. until p. m.
to continue it's dedicated task
of making surgical dressings.
Under the leadership of Mrs.
w. C. Domino, the group will
work vigorously the next two
Mondays and continue during
the summer months in this
worthwhile project.
Members make approximate
ly 5000 dressings a month for
the hospital.
On Monday, April oath, the
club meets from 10 a. m. until
4 p. m.
Also planned for next Mon
day is another Good Fellow
ship" luncheon in the Pine
Room of the hospital at p. m.
This volunteer group is kept
busy at the hospital six and
sometimes seven days a week,
so Mrs. Herbert C. Smith, presi-
dent has planned "Good Fellow
ship" luncheons once a month.
Adjustments. Complaints
Is Speakers Subject
The East Cleveland Blue Star
Mothers will meet next Wednes-I
day in the main public library
at 1:30 p. m.
Following the order Of bust
ness, Elijah Hartley will speak
on the numerous aspects of de-
partment store adjustments and
complaints.
Mrs. Margaret Gibbs will be
in charge of refreshments.
Musical Society
Meets Tomorrow
The Musical Art Society'sl
April luncheon meeting will be
held tomorrow friday at the
home of Mrs. Paul H. Owen,
1908 Terrace rd., at 1890 p. m.
Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. George Silfies, Mrs. Al.
Erisman, and Miss Sally
Watson.
The program will be as
follows:
Meredith Shafer, soprano, ac-
companied by Enola Burdick,
will sing numbers by Purcell
and Mozart.
A trio composed Of Sylvia
Gatwood, violin; Florence Moss,
cello; and Marion Weaver,
piano, will play Trio in B-flat,
by Schubert.
Updating Gardens
On Club Agenda
Hilltop Garden Club will meet
Wednesday, April 10Th at 1:30
p. m. at Caledonia School.
Mrs. l. S. Heasley will pre-
sent a program on how to up
date your garden.
Members are asked to bring
spring arrangements for dis
play.
Following the program tea
will be served with Mrs.
Davies as hostess
chairman.
Assisting will be Mrs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13
Foot Notes!
by
FRANK
FERRATO

Is II Possible for a
Child To outgrow n
Puir Of Shoes Within
3 Weeks Of the Day
They Were Bought?
Yes. "Enroged". it is possible
and it happens frequently but
the growth" is not true growth
OF that short period.
When q child's old shoes ore
too short. the child will uncon-
sciously drow up his orch TO
keep his toes from Dumping the
ends Of the shoes. Drawing up
the orch shortens the foot.
Try it.
Suppose the old shoes We're
size 7 and he now measures for
size 8. An 8 shoe in the proper
width will permit him to relax
his foot and when the foot
settles back to normal it may
measure 8lz to 8. The new 8's
ore outgrown and the shoemon
cotches q headache because the
parents allowed the child to
weor rs when he needed 8's.
If the shoemdn attempts TO On
ticipute this settling process and
fits the shoes halt size too
long. it invariably turns out that
this child hos q natural butch"
foot that doesn't core to settle.
The shoes turn up in front like
skis. they look like some q
neighbor gave you. and they
ore worn out before the child
grows into them. You cont win.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-04-13

CALL JOANNE at GIL 1-4383
before 8 pm. Tuesday evening
to place those Little Ads with
Big Results!"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
LIS Attend Scout
Supper Thurs.

About l25 Boy Scouts. CUB
Scouts. parents and Scout lead
crS attended the annual cover
ed dish supper nj the Tabor
City school cafeteria last
Thursday nigh, honuring the
local organizations during Bow
Scout Week.
Invocation was by Rev. II.
l.. R"aEcS. s. i. Smith present
cd the 1861 charter to the cub
scout troop. Randall Burlcsun
presented the scout troop
chartcr To ScoutmaStcr James
Cox. W. Horace Carter report
cd on the troop advancement,
during the year.
Richard Gordon. Cubmastcr.
was master Of ceremonies.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
Old Zion Women
Hear Mrs. BrO1Uu

The Old Zion WINS held the
regular monthly meeting Tues
day night. February :. at the
church with Mrs. Ruth Brown
giving the program. She dis
cuSSed the mission fields ~
India and reported on the I'm
ION Bible Seminary located IN
fcotmal, India.
reviews We're given on tn,
seven 1861 reading course
books by Miss Ruby Sug.s
Mrs. Myrtle SolcS. Mrs. Mar
garet Gore, Mrs. Myrtle Lauc.
Mrs. Cloteal Cox. Mrs. Scuttl.
Suggs and Mrs. Beatrice Suegs
Refreshments were served Ly
Mrs. Carmel Gore. Mrs. Mvr,lc
Lane and Mrs. Clotcal Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
Christian
Science

An effective approach 10
world problems of diSunity and
inharmony may be found III
the LeSSon-Sermun on Mind
which Will be read AT Christian
Science churches Sunday.
This hopeful promise from IL
Corinthians will be among the
Bible citations read (l3:ll):
BE perfect, be of good COM
Tort. be Of one mind, live in
peace: and the God OF love
and peace shall be with YOU"
From Science and Health
with Key 10 the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy the following
passage will be cited (276:4-y).
When the divine prcccptS are
understood, they unfold the
foundation OF fellowship. in
which one mind is not al war
with another. Uu, all have one
Spirit, God, one intellIgcn;
source, III accordance with tho
ScriptlIal command: Let this
Mind be- IN you. which was also
III Christ Jesus.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

Daily worship services, morn
my deNutlunalS and cVrnir ,
seminars are being led by DE-.
Sam Hill, JT., of the depart
mcnt u. religion at the Uni
verSlty ~ North Carolina: the
Reverend Lunuir klivVcr. oi
the Duke Divinity School: DR..
Robert Seymour, of the Blink
ley Memorial Baptist Church.
Chapel Hill: Dr.. John Brown.
of the West Raleigh PreSbytcr-
ian Church:
Rev. ". Curtis Fitzgerald.
Jr., OF The department al phil
oSophy and religion al n. c.
State College. and DR.. John
EudlnS. professor of thccluyy
al the Southeastern Baptist
Seminary. Wake Forest.
Mary Margaret Fowler. a
Ncr.dIrh COLLEGE senior. and
daughter of Mrs. Furmau j.
Fowler ct Tabor City. served
ON the planning committee.
making all arrangements iur
tho weeks activities.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
md eft drinks
Torty-two attended.

The united States for mann,
years has relied ON Canad, a..
almost all of its nickel supplies
particularly its supplies of ro
fined metallic nickel.
The legs of offShorc oil dr;u
ing platforms are She,,b.,k
with Monel nickcl-copper ALLOW
to protect them from sea v,,or
COrIOSion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
Miss Daphne Hardic
HOu0red At SbOirer

On Thursday evening. Feb
ruary >. tnv Robert Wright
home vas thu scene of a bridal
shower houurInI Miss Daphu"
Rayc HarGIC. who viii marry
y. /. Coleman. February 10
C"-hustc>S,S were McSddmc>
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
Local Girl On
Planning Event

SIX North Carolina pastors
are leading Meredith College
students in the annual CAMPUS
observance of Religious En-
phaSlS Week. Feb. 1917.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

EfG. Jimmie Core directed
games assisted by the hoStcsScS.
Prize winners We're Mrs. Eliza
Wright, Mrs. Jimmie Gore,
Mis-. Johnnie Strickland aud
Mrs Wuudlic Stanley.
Miss HaruiC was in 4 black
party dress. Upon arrival she
was presented Il pink carnatipu
CorSagr tied with pink ribbon.
Alter tho huu"rcU opened h"r
many gifts guests were served
ham and pIm,utu cheese sand
w:Chcs. cookies, potato chips
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

'our life 1870 World Turns
amily 200 V. Showcase
2:30 Loretta Young
Beat 300 DIR. Molone
$3.50 These ROOTS
'"S 400 Room for Dad
4:30 Edge OF Night
s"S 500 Popeye
$50 Rockq II Friends
ny 500 Ben Mcdonald
ce $50 Mr.. ED
n Gas Talent Show
nch 200 Weather
tight 7:e5 ESQ Reporter
alton us Doug Edwards
Con 7:3O Wyatt carp
You 800 Rifleman
$50 a. Hitchcock
Sci. 900 Bobby DARN
1000 Jack Paar
HOO Weather, News
IrnS HIS Jack Paar
case WEDNESDAY
Dung $50 {. Farm Beat
NJ $50 To-day
OTIS FPS Local News
r Dad 80 Today
Night S.25 Local News
$50 To-Day
Tin 900 Tv-History
onald $50 TV- Science
$ 1000 Say When
1920 Your Hunch
orter HOO Price is Right
sards 1870 Concentration
1900 Truth or Con.
go 1890 Could be You
l2:55 News
irShal 100 Mr.. L. A. TAYLOR
lis Message
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

2:30 Loretta Young
800 DIR. Malone
$3.50 These Roots
400 Room for Dad
4:30 Edge of Night
500 Popeye
$50 Kin Tin Tin
600 b. Mcdonald
$50 TBA
GAS Potential Cnlinl.
700 Weather
7:05 ESQ Reporter
7:l5 Doug Edwards
730 Not for Hire
800 My 3 Sons
$3.50 State Trooper
900 Tele Hour
1000 Detective
ll:O0 Wea. News
Ills Jack Paar
SATURDAY
$50 Popeye
1000 Shari Lewis
1870 King Leonardo
ll:O0 Fury
1880 Lone Ranger
1900 True Story
1890 Bet. Diary
LOO Mr.. Wizard
100 Com. Janborec
Las Air Force Story
200 ACC BSktball
400 Carnival
4:30 Film
500 Top Ten Dance
600 Susie
$50 News
$40 Look at Sports
6:55 Weather
ZOO Groucho Mark
7::30 Bonanza
800 Tall Man
900 Deputy
$50 Law Mr.. Jones
1000 Robert Taylor
ll:0O Royal Family
SUNDAY
1900 Herald OF Truth
1890 The Life
loo Oral Roberts
100 Frontier o Faith
Z.OO Big Picture
2:30 Pro Basketball
400 Ask Washington
500 The Answer
$50 Rocky n Friend
600 Meet the Press
$50 People Are Fun
ZOO Bugs Bunny
7:3O FlintStoneS
800 National Velvet
$50 Tab Hunter
900 Dina Shore
1000 Loretta Young
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15
WEC1 CHANNEL &

THURSDAY
$50 G. Fafm Beat
100 To-day
Jas Local News
Tao Today
Gas Local News
80 Today
SEQ TV-Aissoy
$50 TV-Science
1000 Say When
1880 Your Hunch
2l:oo Pice rs Right
11:3o Concentration
l2:0 Truth or Con.
l2:2o Could be You
Ass Kews
Loo Spanish Lesson
a:lS Message Today
l:2S News
l:oo World Turns
300 v Showcase
z:0 Loretta Young
3:00 DR.. Malone
$40 These Roots
4:o0 Room Off Daddy
4:3o Htse of Night
SEQ Popeye
$50 Rocky n Friends
500 Ben Mcdonald
$50 Sports
s:45 military Log
TOO Weather
les ESQ Reporter
7:fs Doug Edwards
79o Real McCoys
ssce Donna Reed
$50 Bat Nasterson
coo Bach. Father
$50 Tenn. Ernie
1890 Untouchables
Hoo Wea, News
il:ls Jack Paar Show
F1DAY
$50 c. Farm Beat
TOO Today
525 Local News
Tao Today
S:2S Local News
$50 Today
s,ee Tv-History
$40 TV-Science
1000 Say When
1920 Your Hunch
HOO Price is Right
also Concentration
HOO Truth or Con.
R:2o Could be You
if:SS News
loo Frank Hall
a:S Message
las News
f:D World Turns
Zoo v. Showcase
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

N Office
Dog Owners
HAVE YOUR
DOGS
VACCINATED
THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA LAW REQUIRES
THAT ALL DOGS.
OVER 6 MONTHS OF
AGE MUST BE VAC
CINATED FOR RIA.
BIES. ANYONE FAIL.
ING TO DO SO is
SUBJECT TO INDICT-
MENT. THE FEE is
$1.OO.
DOGS VACCINAT.
ED OVER 6 MONTHS
OLD WILL NOT HAVE
TO BE VACCINATED
AGAIN IN THREE (3)
YEARS. DOCS VAC.
ClNATED UNDER 6
MONTHS WILL BE
V A c c I N A T E d
AT THE END OF I
YEAR. DOGS VACCI.
MATED IN 1859 FOR
3 YEARS WILL BE
VACCINATED AGAIN
THIS YEAR,
TUESDAY, FEB. FL. 1861
Beaverdam Store 300 e.3o
Wards Station go. 9:45-1O.OO
N'oyu DtdlIOI1
New Hope) ...10:l5-1l:OO
Stockyard South
Whiteville) ...11:15-11.45
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22. 1861
Tally Horne ...... 300 $50
Brunswick Store 9:45-1O:I5
Pleasant Plains ..10:3O-II:OO
THURSDAY, FEB. %. 1861
Milton Ray Store 300 $50
Mt Olive Colored
Church .......... 9:45-IO:15
Oakdale Church t0:30-l1:Oo
Piney Grove ......l1:l5-ll:4O
Lennon
Crossroads ......ll:1-l2:o0
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-15

'. Against defects in workmanship and
materials for the life of the original tread
z. Against normal road hazards Except
rcpalrable pumctures) encountered in
everyday passenger car use for the mum
Der OF months specified.
Under these guarantees repairs are
made without charge. replaccments are
P.o-rated on tread wear and kascd on
list prices current at time Of adjustment
Observation-Disclosures
Arizona sun., 1961-04-27
PAGE E

Those present for Midwest
Prayer Service last week
were: Rev. and Bro. M. Stray
hand, M. Gibson, Allison, o.
Wesley, Hughes, Bro. and Sis
ter w. P. Fisher, and Elder
Duncan Craven.
We regret the departure of
Bro. Otha Wesley; he left Fri
day for his home in Buckner,
Ark. He expressed his reluc-
tance to leave, but it was ne
cessary to return to his fam
lily. He is subscribing to the
ARIZONA SUN so that he may
be able. to keep in touch with
good "Ole Page"
We are sorry to report that
Elder Shaw is in the Page Hos
pital with an injured neck. He
is doing fine an hopes to be
out and back to work Monday.
The Prayer Band is praying
for him and Bro. Bob Sutton
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ina Jean Johnson is on
the Nurses Staff at the Page
Hospital, at Nurses Aide. She
likes her job fine. Everyone
is busy these days shining, pol
ishing, etc, to make Page nice
and green.
The weather man says no
camping nor fishing this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown seem
to like the cold weather, they
go fishing every week end. Mr..
Brown catches his quota any
time, anywhere, and any day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher motored
to Tucson last weekend and
report an enjoyable trip.
Services last Sunday were
wonderful at Mt. Calvary Bap-
tist Church. They had break
fast with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Davis, lunch with Bro. and
Sister w. M. Lee; spent Satur-
day night and Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Anthony on East Seneca. Oh
What a happy time. So later
with more news.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-27
CHILDREN'S
FASHION SHOW

The Valley of the Sun Ac-
commodation School will pre-
sent a children's fashion show
Wednesday, May 3 at 8 PM in
the school cafeteria, 3115 w.
Mcdowell Rd.
THE children are making
their own clothes for the
show" states Mrs. C. F. Swain,
1921, E. Adams, who is in
charge. The theme of the show
will be ARIZONA Fashionette
in Cherry Blossom Time" A
talent show will round out the
evening of entertainment.
After the show, Mr.. Kelwar-
a, head teacher at the school,
invites the public to an open
house where the children can
be seen at work.