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Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
Santa Is CoHssizsgy
Saturday Morning.

Santa Claus invites all thc
little children IL visit him thi+
Saturday ia the {. D. Gal.vll
building on Filth Street whr.r
hc Will make his HEADQUARTERS.
otter his mlivJ! in town a
ll:O0 4. NJ.
He will bc giving out au-
uru%imaicly 100 baskets pf
Can"y ana lruIt To- children
who visit him there To tel hin.
Their ChriStmaS requests
On Saturday. December &c.
Santa will return To his head
quarters with more goodies for
,he children. The Weekend
before Christmas. Friday and
Saturday, December % ana
%, Santa will again be in
town To- visit shops and pass
out candy to little children and
good wishes 10 everyone
The arrival OF Santa vii!
usher in the Christmas Shop
ping Season officially in Tabor
City. Local merchants, through
the Merchants Association. are
making the arrival of Santa
possible, and have been busv
decorating their store Windows
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
Dead!ocked Jury
Brings MistriaI
Against Brown

y dcadlcckcd jury resulted
III the declaration OF a mis,r.al
Friday in The manSlaugntyl
case against John Richard
Brown Of Richmond. Virginia.
VIII" survived twO-car wreck
November 3 on the old Lumb-
crton Road that killed two CO.
unity residents.
The jury. dciibcrating the
case since 3:l5 p. ~. Thurs
day. reported to judge RAY
mond MalIard shortly af,"r /
p. IN. Friday that II could not
reach a dc iSiOn.
Brown was returned to the
county Jail. and IS st'll being
he'll under $4,000 bond. A new
trial is expected to BE- sChcdul-
cd for the January term ..
criminal court.
Killed i'm the wreck we're
Clarence Gordon Townsend
Whitcvillc businessman. and
John West George. WhtcyIlly.
II, ! farmer.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
Voting For New Conservation

Graham HARRISON, Chair
man of the Columbus County
Supervisors of the Lower Cape
Fear Soil Conservation Dis
triyt, announces that voters in
Columbus County will have an
opportunity to elect one coun-
~ supervisor in a public cleo
ton to be held during the en-
tire week of December 4th 10
9th inclusive.
Ballot boxes will be located
as follows: ASC office, White
vile: Washam and Warlick
Farm Supply. South White
Vile; ToddS ESQ Station, New
Hope; Goldston's ESQ Station,
Lake Waccamaw: G.. r. Gore
Store, Guideway; Fonvielle'S
Store. Tabor City; Moneys
Store, Chadbourn: Eds Shell
Station, Cerro Gordo; Wooten's
Store Western Prong.
Each year one supervisor Is
elected by popular vote for a
three year term TO replace one
outgoing supervisor NJ. l..
Inman, North Whiteville, is
the retiring officer. The re-
naming officers with terms of
two years and one year respec-
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06

tiveiy are Graham HarrelSOn.
Pleasant Plains, and Ebert l..
White. New Hope.
The nominating committee,
composed of District SuperviS-
orS and other agricultural
leaders in the county have
nominated and circulated nom
mating petitions for two candi-
dates as follows: Paul w Spi-
vey. North ChadbOurn and
Glen Yates. South ChadbOurn.
NJ. l.. Inman, the retiring Of
tiCer expressed the desire that
nc not be rCnOminated. Il have
not been able to do justice to
the honor of being a soil con-
scrvation district supervisor
because of my health in the
last three years. feel that
some other person who will
take vital interest in the
conservation of our soil. should
be elected TO this office" In
man said.
The Lower Cape Fear Soil
Conservation District is Il far
meTS organization created by
the North Carolina COnscrva-
ton Law. It is the duty of the
elected supervisors to transact
the business of the District and
10 guide and direct the work
of the Soil Conservation Ser
vice Technicians assigned 70
the District. II is also their
DUTY Ia seek assistance from
other departmental agencies.
local government and private
sources TO further the Conser-
walton Of our soil.
All qualified voters are urg-
ed 20 vote for the candidate Of
their choice during the week Of
December 4th through Do
cember 9th.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
Boy Scout Effort In Tabor City
Goes Over The 100 Per Cent Mark

A report exceeding 100 per
cent of the goal has been an
nounced for the Tabor City
fund raising drive on behalf
Of the Cape Fear Area Council
OF the Boy Scouts OF America.
Local drive chairman s. P.
Smith said Monday that more
than $500 has been turned i'll
by his fund drive captains. The
exact amount was not report
ed
The cpal OF $8GS was Set for
Talbot city On. sS1-Sber 10, the
date 1h1 drive began.
Smith expressed his appre-
citation for the help OF his cap
tainS and workers in the CAM
palgn. and he also thanked the
general public for its coopera-
ton and support
Were all proud of our
scout troop here" Smith said,
and with this kind OF support
we can be sure of keeping it
going"
Smith made note of the pro-
GrcSS of the troop, paying par.
tlcular attention to the recent
Court of Honor ceremony tina;
was held in Tabor City during
which two of the troop memb-
erS were promoted to the rank
of Eagle Scout.
a number of other promo
tionS were also recorded.
Sammy Avcritt and Phil
Dcllinger were the Life Scouts
who rose To the rank Of Eagle
The Cub Scout program III
Tabor City also came in for a
word Oi praise from Smith.
who Indicated that the organ
iIaiIon plays an important role
in the preparation of boys for
regular : outing
Serving JS cO-chairman o.:
the iuni raising campaign was
w. Horace Carter. Captains
included G.. Garland Fowler. s.
+. Avcritt, w. w. Woody. Don
Hughes, Frank Boswell. Rich
ard Gordon, James Brice, Cly-
de Stanley and Frank NcSmith.
NeSmith also acted as treas
urer for the drive.
Smith said that anyone who
was missed in the solicitation
who wishes 10 make Il Contri-
button should contact NeSmith
or any one of the captains.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
Tobacco Price
Support Vote
To Be Tuesdav

Columbus County Tobacco
farmers VIII go 10 the polls
Tuesday To- determine whether
u not q price r..ppo.; l.i-
gram on flue-curcd tobacco
will be continued.
II twU-thirds of the voters
approve quota restrictions. to-
bacCo will continue 10 Dc sup
ported al 80 per cent Of parity
!or the next three years.
As III the past. any person,
landlord. tenant. sharccruppcr.
or any other person on tho
farm sharing in the produ.-
t!On of tobacco is eligible Ia
vote.
In addition To the vote On
tobdcC" support. ballots will bG
cast either tor or against as
ScSSm"niS ON peanuts. cotton
and tobacco To be used for
promoting the various indusL-
RIOS
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06

the past three years, provided
the instruction.
The two sessions of the pro-
gram, one afternoon and one
evening, included q discussion
of internal security problems
and demonstration OF tcchni-
qucS commonly used by SnCU-
liftrrS.
Between 80 and 80 persons
attended the clinic.
Among those present. in adj
dltlOn To merchants and sales
personnel, were law officers
from Tabor City and the sur
rounding communities. Record
er'S Court Judge Al Williams.
anf Thompson Greenwood, cx-
ecutive secretary Of the North
Carolina Merchants AsSOcia-
ton.
A total of l6 persons from
Tabor City attended. including
representatives, from six stores.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06

and Macarthur Bullard. Offic-
crS said. admitted going To tho
farms OF llvEiiOrd and Coates
III IN" Live Oak section tn.
night Of Nov. II, and stealing
Wheels and tires from two
farm trai!crS. one of which
they pulled down a road be
side The farm house to an isr-
lated spot where the removed
the wheels.
The officers said Robert
Todd and Macarthur Bullard
,.umit'cj they broke into the
Pee Dee Farms store the night
Of Nov. - and stole a number
ai radios. four Manhattan
shirts, four Jackets. l8 pairs
Of white Sex. eight pairs OF
shorts. an expensive flashiiCht,
two pairs ut gloves, a set Of
socket wr,nchcs. a sweater, =
o"zcn watches. a dozen pocket
Knives. an electric iron. - car
tons ui cigarettes. box OF
-uu shells. two pTifS of shoes
and two TV sets.
And. the ufiI crS said. Lea
mun Floyd and Newell Boone
admitted breaking into Ru-
co'Ph Rays place AT Bayboro
on Nov. % and stealing 80 car
ioon& of cigarettes. II cases of
rccr and about 50 in change.
Most Of the stolen goods has
been recovered. Much of il.
Officers said. was recovered
from Everett Hayes. we'll
known Green Sea farmer,
VII" told officers nc paid the
boys $3.50 for goods officers
estimated was w.rth $1,000. 90.
some Of the stolen goods
wound an in Tennessee. where
J.; was carried by a persoi.
whose identity has not yc,
been revealed.
Willie working on the break
ins Saturday. Fowler and
Cause. accompanied by Lit.
Mckinron. spotted a 1860
Chevrolet aud decided to give
II a routine check. In il they
inund u case of muunShinc
whiskcN. Charles Bcllamy. Ne
'ro operator Of The Wagon
Wheel. Negro night spot on
Hwy. Q. and Oicll GOff. Negro
operator OF The Good Rock
h". Negro night spot in Loris
BCllany was charged with yio-
iatlug the liquor law and the
automobile was Confiscatcd.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
Director Chosen For New
County Defense Proqyss.ss

The FIRST step in the forma-
uun vi q Countrywide civil de-
i,nSc program has been taken
bvllh the appointment of Lathal
'N:NEc OF Lake Wuccamaw as
rIvl! defense director.
l.. p. Ward, chairman of the
Columbus County Board Of
Commissioners, announced the
new appointment.
Wayne is scheduled to begin
or%n!LIntiun;h dstisS lmmrdi-
at,ly. working with and under
the direction of the ConniS-
Slon-rs III setting up the pro-
y ram
Chairman Ward said the now
tIr"ctCr Will be charged with
promoting civil actens" tnru-
ugh civic cubs, PTA'S an
similar groups III towns and
'"mnunIticS in the county.
SALARY for the director has
been set al $500 a month.
which includes travel allow
"nccS. The federal government
wI!l pay half the salary ana
IN. remainder will be appol-
among county muu!ci-
pHlit!eS and the county ltSel!
IN a tax valuation basis.
Ward said that efforts are
now being made To SET ur" Of
ice space for the director, and
also I" provide clerical help.
a secretary for the office
Will be paid S2l5 a month. and
VIII be under the state merit
system.
The new director is chief of
police at Lake Waccamaw. 4
former deputy sheriff. and is
chairman of the county Dem
"critIc exec utIvc committee.
Getting the program under
way Will require a number II
appointments involving vohu-
'c"r workers. including hcads
q! transportation. medical.
communications and informs-
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
Shcplifters May Have Tough Aow
To Hoe In Tabor City This Year

Tabor City merchants and
their employees who attended
the preventative Shoplifting
clinic given in Whitcvillc last
Thursday returned To- town
with but one word for those
who ply their Stealthy trade
here during the Christmas
buying season.
That word is beware"
s. +. Smith. Tabor City
merchant and coordinator of
the event, said that the pro-
gram was extremely well pre-
Scnted, and that those attcnd-
ing learned "A great deal about
how To spot ShOplifterS and
how to deal with them.
Paul d. Schiller, cx-FBI
agent, and head of the OrganI-
Zation which has been opcrat-
ing private inveStigative and
security consulting service in
North and South Carolina i"!
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06

he had made such an offer.
Legal action against Hide
brand had been considered by
members OF the Board. but
there were NO developments d.
.un2 that line.
Unanimously Approved
AT Inc Tuesday night meet
ing, Commissioner W. W.
Woody made the motion tia,
the full amount be paid To the
contractor. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Phil
Hughes, and carried unanI-
mouSly. without discussion.
This action was in extreme
contrast to previous discuSs'cnS
of the matter.
On two prior occasions.
Hildebraud became impatient
with the commissioners during
discussions with them. and LETT
the meeting viSibiy disturbed
about their attitude.
Amount of Debt
The total debt for the repair
work which was begun in Mar
ch of This year amounted 10
Sl.592 % for two sets OF stair.-
less steel sand screens. These
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
Gas Prices
Toke Dip

The competitive gas price
battle among Tabor City's SER
vice station operators has re-
fuced the cost Of a gallon Of
regular gas hv 30 ccrts al Mo.
Of the local stations.
The gradual reduction ~
pri as began cary last week.
when the cost Of regular stood
at 3l.9 cents q gallon.
As Of this morning. the low
est price is 2l.o cents. There is
no immediate indication Of any
further reduction.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
I SeeEa-Age Crime
ytBuve is Huttedi.

y tsCn-agr crime wave III
Horny County came To u
scrrrching nuI, this week as
County Police BROKE up two
rings %! boys. one of which
siDl, goods vaiusI al $4,000
from business houses over the
county.
On" mag "i 1--WE young BOYS
uE s.N visits nau stolen TRACTOR
GHS !.m four farmer i'm up
pet ti.rT' The boys. wh"sv
uamys were withIrid because
oi t..T ages. were pdrulCd 10
,a,ir parents.
Another ring Of :ou tecn-
ayers and 23-yCar-oil man
admitted thcftS approXimatiug
$1,000 IN four break-ins and -
raid on TWO farms.
County Police listed thoS,
.."uslci as L"amum Junior
Fowler l&. of RI ;. Nichols:
NcySl Boone. 10. Df FinklCa:
T. Dvl: Todd. Il. OF Luris: Nj
Arthur Bu!lard, ~. OF Et l..
Lnris. and James Buddy Rab-
"n. %. OF Bayboro.
Hory County Police Sgt.
George O. Buddy Fowler,
County Policeman Willis Cause
and Luris Police Chief Paul
Ray Jones worked from Wed
nCsdav tc Sunday almost with
out stop in solving:
The Nov. 10 brcak-in at
WrightS Auto Supply. Lori>:
The Nov. lG and Nov. ,!
br,ah-inS q, Pee Dee Farms.
in. Ga,ivuut, Ferry:
3-Thc Nov. T. THEFT of farm
trailer tires from BiSscll Hen
iiord and Oshy Goats Of the
live oak section:
The Nov. %9 brcuk-in at
the general store OF Rudolph
R@y at E.yboro.
In IN, final tracing down Of
stolen goods there were aided
by II. {. l.. MCkinnou and
James Andersen of SLED:
French Collins. Herman Enlor
nd Prime" Strickland. Horny
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
CCC Campaign
Passes Quarter
Million Mark

More than quarter-mil-
lion dollars has been raised TO
give Coastal Caroling College
II own 9Iar.eA 81 I's owr
campus but the minimum goal
Of 100000 is still S49,2O0 a.
way and additional funds are
needed if Horny County is to
keep It's accredited two year
college.
This was the word this week
from those heading the Coast
al Carolina College Campaign
as il moved from the intense
phase that ended Nov. 25 into
Il mop-up and clean up effort
in some parts of the county.
Elsewhere. however. the
campaign was just getting un-
dcrway III style. BuckSpor,
staged a kickoff Monday night
under the leadership OF Mrs.
Fred Thompson. Workers al
AynOr, under the leadership OF
Alton Koun and Eugene Car
michael, were optimistic about
the report they will make next
week.
And AT Tabor City business
men. headed by Ben NcSmith,
were hard at work To bring
that area into the united en-
deavur To- bring higher cduca-
tion into this area on a perm
anent basis
Greatest gains during the
past week were recorded in
the Myrtle Bca-h area where
the total was pushed to slight
~ more than S67,5O0.
f. f. Prince. chairman OF
the Coastal Education Found
alton. said cdmpaigncrS know
there are many people in Hor-
ry who have not yet been con-
tactCd.
I'm many cases. ne said,
campaign volunteer workers
have called several times on a
person only to find him or her
absent each time. III other
cases. because Horny county is
50 large with so many people
in it, we have Just failed TO
list some people VINO recognize
the need for a two year college
II our young people are to get
4 college Cdu, alton.
, at would be most helpful. "
| he said, "if anyone who has
not yet been contacted would
be good enough tu get in touch
with any of the members 81
the Coastal Education FOunda-
ton or would simply mail to
. Coastal Educational FOunds-
;lOn. Box 81, Conway. S. e.. q
card indicating they want full
information on the campaign.
I'VE are convinced that tn,
people Of Horny County wan.
to keep Coastal Carolina Col
!cgc and that they want t.
contribute TO that end. but
getting 90 sec each and every
one of those good people is q
tremendous task and we need
all the help We can get now"
he said.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
=. r. A. MEETING

The Tabor City Parents
Teachers Association will meet
Thursday night at 1880 In the
school auditorium. Special fea-
turc Of the evening will be a
program Of Christmas music
by the High School Chorus.
Assistant County Superintend- :
ent Of Schools. John Hicks.
will be guest speaker.
A reception will be held
following the meeting. All
members are urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
HOME DECORATION

The Tabor City Garden
Club is again sponsoring the
Judging of outdoor home
decorations this Christmas
scnscn. Out-of-town judges
WIZ select the most bcauu-
fully decorated homes the
week before Christmas. aud
three prizes will be given by
the garden club.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06

screens were put down into the
well in an attempt 10 stop The
ilOw OF sand into the town
water system.
The attitude of the Board III
earlier meetings was to Day
part of the bill. in The amount
of SII8.I2, tor the initial set
of screens used.
The second set OF screens,
billed To the Town for S820.5U.
was put down al "a later lime,
in Il further effort ~ stop the
flow OF sand.
This proved TO be successful.
out at the same time it reciuc-
ed the flow OF water from sp-
proXimately 500 gallons d min
ute. 10 approximately $50 gal
Ions.
AT the November meeting Of
the Board, the commissioners
sought To arrive at Il solution
10 the problem by asking Hid
cbrand tor an estimate Of what
IL would charge L. drill 4
completely new well for the
town, ana also move the pump
rom the nialfunCtioning we'll
10 the new one.
Hildebrand, however, was
not i'll mood 10 bargain for
additional work until the earl
ier work had been paid for.
There was no indication
forthcoming from the commits
SionerS that he could expect
full payment for the earlier
work, and he left the meeting.
Routine Decision
The relatively routine man
ner in which the matter was
settled al the Tuesday nigh,
meeting would indicate thal
the commissioners came 10 the
meeting with their minds made
up as to how they would vote.
Hildebrand was not present
Com m iSSiOn erS Woody,
Hughes and OdoS Garrell de-
clined comment on the matter.
Commissioner Wright could
not be reached for comment.
Following the meeting. May
or Howard HarrelSon said,
Personally | think the Town
got cheated"
HarrelSon preSideS over Town
Board meetings, but does not
vote in Board decisions.
Other Action
A motion was made by Com
missioner Willard Wright to
accept the deed to a portion Of
sewage line purchased by the
Town from Tabor Industrial
Development Enterprises.
The line was put down in
1858 for use by Columbus
Manufacturing Company on
take Road. Since that time, 16
houses have cut into the line.
and TIDE offered il for sale to
the Town at the November
meeting.
The cost of the line is s3,l0O.
The Board agreed to pay for il
in equal inStallmentS over
thrcc-year period. Purchase OF
the line also cancels an old
| debt of $1,000 which TIDE
had with the Town.
Police Receiver
On the recommendation of
Mayor Harrelson. the Board
approved the purchase Of a ra-
dio receiver for the Tabor City
Police Department.
The cost was set at approxi-
matcly SI00.
The receiver has already
been installed, and is working
fine, according to Chief Jesse
| Barker
It's purpose is to have di-
rect connection with the LCris
, Police Department. That offic
has also installed a receiver
which picks up bruadcaste
rom Tabor City.
II was pointed out tha. the
receiver will result in a saw
ingS TO the Town. since il elm
mates numerous lOng-distance
| phone calls.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06

ton facilities, among others.
In a civil defense program.
printed Ga;a and personal SER
vices are made available to al
county residents SO that they
VIII know what to do III case
OF a civil emergency.
Civil defense includes the
handling Of natural disaS,rr.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
MERCHANTS MEETING

w. Horace Carter, prcsi-
dent Of the Tabor City Mer-
chants Association has an
nounced a meeting Of parti-
culsr importance on Friday
morning At 10 a. m.
He urged all members Of
the association 70 be present.
The meeting will be held at
the Merchants Association
office.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
GUIDEWAY =. T.. A.

The Guideway Parent-Tea-
chers Association will meet
Monday night. December II.
at 1880 In the school auditor
ium.
a program Of Christmas
music will he presented by the
school band and glee club.
Parents and friends are cord
tally invited To attend.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
Maxine Lists
Honor Roll For
High School

NJ. NJ. Jones, Principal Of Ma
kina High School reports the
following students earned a
position on the Honor Roll FOR
the first and second six-wcck
period as indicated
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
FIRST SIX WEEKS

Annette Duncan, Helen Hin
son, Barbara Hardwick. Doris
Lee. Betty Williams. Betty
Mccormick, Dcbra Register,
Betty Reeves and Rachel Gore.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-12-06
SECOND SIX WEEKS

Helen HinsOn. Paul Ray
Carroll, Barbara Hardwick,
Doris Lee, Betty Williams,
Dcbra Register, Audrey Jean
Register, Doris Turner, Betty
Reeves, Dottie Kay Arp and
Norma Faye Whaley.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-02
LULA {. HOSKINS
FUNERAL RITES HELD

Funeral services for Mrs. LULU
E. Hoskins, 70, of 1921 Third Av
g., who died May 30 in Mime
apolis General hospital, were held
at 1 pm. Thursday, June 1, at st.
Peters AME church. Her pastor,
Rev. Lowell Johnson, officiated, as
sisted by members of Electa Chap
ter No. 8, O.E.S.
A native of Carlton, Mo, the de-
ceased had been resident of Min
.neapolis for four years. She was
a member of st. Peters AME
church, transferring her member
ship from Coppin Chapel AME
church in Chicago. She was a
member of Sheba Chapter No. 10,
O.E.S. of Kansas City, Kans., and
of Coran Court No. 81 Daughters
of Isis of Kansas City, Mo.
She is survived by her daughter,
Mrs. Agnes 1. Smith; son-in-law,
Noah Smith; foster sister, Mrs.
Ida Mae Burrell and foster brother
Jid Crews, all Of Minneapolis.
Arrangements were made by the
Woodland Funeral Home.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-02
JEHOVAH WITNESSES
HEAR NEW YORKER

THE great technical advances OF
our goth century have largely
blinded mankind to the significance
Of Bible prophecy as it applies tc
our day. Despite this indifference
however, there Is an urgent need
for understanding Bible prophecies
as mans eternal destiny depends
on it," stated Walter r. Wissman
of New York, district supervisor
Of Jehovah's Witnesses. He was
speaking to an audience of 1887
persons Sunday afternoon at the
conclusion of a three day Bible
conference in the Bloomington Sen
ior High School
1873 persons from the West Min
neapolis congregation of Jehovah's
Witnesses attended the event &C.
cording to Abraham Grabowsld
presiding minister of the local Wit.
nesses.
Mr.. Grabowsld said the Local
Witnesses gained much informa.
ton during the assembly and will
endeavor to apply it in their daily
lives, and in their ministerial &C.
tiWty.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-06-02
PILGRIM BAPTIST

The Morning Service at Pilgrim
Baptist Church began with pro-
cessional Hymn Onward Christian
Soldiers directed by Senior Choir
Director Albert Richmond. Invoca-
ton by Rev. John H. Diggs.
The Children's Story entitled
The Boy and His Echo" was
beautifully told and illustrated by
Rev. Samuel Robinson. After the
story, the children assembled in
Fellowship for the Children's Bible
Hour. The Pilgrims Choralettes
sang I'm My Heart There Rings a
Melody.
The Senior Choir's first selection
was Lead, Kindly Light" For
Benevolent Offering the selection
was rendered by the Gospel Chorus.
Sermon Hymn entitled yield Not
To Tempentation" was beautifully
sung by the entire Congregation.
christian Conspiracy" was the
subject chosen by Rev. John H.
Diggs. Scripture for his very Won
derful message was found 1st Sam
uel, 18th Chapter, 5th through 18th
Verses. The Text is from list Sam
uel, 18th Chapter, 14th Verse. Rev.
Diggs gave 3 definitions for the
word conspiracy" % act of con-
spring, (2) combination of persons
for an evil plot and (3) combina-
ton of persons or things with a
central purpose to bring an end to
harmonious living.