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Evening star., 1961-02-19

Some Of the pros were kick
ing around the subject of win
Ter inactivity the other day
ana the consensus was that it
might be advisable for the
Districts snoW-bouLd golfers
TO swing q club Is or 80 times
a day in the basement, the rec
reation room. or perhaps on
a cleared patch outside.
Just keeping In practice
with that many swings a day
could save a stroke or more
when we're finally able to get
out. And. it could be a pre-
venttve against blisters and
callouses.
Clare Emery, the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club
pro, said he thought that
would be good advice for his
average club member.
Emery, who won the Mid
Atlantic PGA scoring-average
trophy last year, wouldn't COM
NIT himself as to whether he
intended to use the basement
routine. He said he thought
he would have time to get his
game in shape between the
time the courses open and the
tournaments are under way
But. OF course, Emery knows
how, and what, to practice.
1--WE never been much of a
winter golfer" Clare said. "You
bundle UP and don't use your
normal swing. I don't believe
it does a pro much good"
Jimmy Clark, Emery's as
siStant, spends a few minutes
a day with the hand and wrist
strengthening gadgets. Jimmy
swears by them, and all you
have to do is shake hands and
you know he hasn't missed
many days. Jimmy believes 80
swings a day would be helpful
to the average member.
AL Jamison. the Forest Lake
Club designer and pro, was
visiting Manor Club where
Lloyd Kelley, the Maryland
Open champion. is minding
the store while Clagett Stevens
Is in Florida.
Jamy thought a few swings
a day would be advisable, but
warned about starting back
with too much enthusiasm
when the snow finally clears.
ASK Bobby Bowers about
that" Jamy said, speaking of
the Springfield Club pro.
About 10 years ago Jamison
and Bowers took a quick trip
to Florida to play in a tour
nament near the end of a
rough winter. There hadn't
been much golf here.
Bowers spent about two
hours on the practice tee and
then played 36 practice holes
the same day. II played in the
tournament and Bobby stayed
in the motel for three days"
Jamy said. HE was stiff and
sore and his hands were like
a piece Of beefsteak."
JamiSon and Kelley advo-
Gated keeping in constant con-
tact with a golf stick, even it
just swinging it in the base
ment.
Kelley said he wasn't sure
the layoff would hurt him too
much.
Il played in four tourna-
ments on the winter tour last
year, practiced a couple of
hours every day. and then
couldn't hit a lick at home un-
til june" Lloyd said.
4
It's a pleasure to welcome
Buck White, the new Indian
Spring pro. to the District.
Buck has been a familiar
figure on the tournament
trail for a good many years.
He travels in fast company,
Evening star., 1961-02-19
PETIT SCORES 81
FOR CAREER HIGH

DETROIT, Feb. 10 (AP)-
Bob Petit equaled the Olympia
Stadium record for individual
scoring with 81 points in lead
ing the st. Louis Hawks to q
141-l38 victory over the floun-
dering Detroit Pistons tonight.
Sinking IS of ~ attempts
from the floor plus seven free
throws Petit scored his career
high.
Besides his scoring, Petit
dominated on rebounds, pick
ing off %, tops for both sides.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
sIFFoRD ONE SHOT BACK
Sullivan Sets Pace
At Tucson With 1oo

TUCSON, Ariz.. Feb. 18 (AP)
Buddy Sullivan Of Yuba City,
Calf, fired q SO today to take
the undisputed lead in the $780,
600 Tucson open with an IL
under-par l99.
Right on his heels at 200 was
Charles Sifford, who beat par
by five strokes with q IS over
the 6,464-yard Ell Rio Golf and
Country Club course. I
Tommy Bolt turned in a 69
for 202 and third place. COM
planning meanwhile about the
slowneSs Of the green's.
Jay Hebert, who went into
today's round tied with Sulli-
van for the lead at 131, fell
back to q u and wound up In
o five-man tie at 203. Bracketed
with him were Jackie Cupit
Gary Player, Paul MCGUIRE and
Marty Furgol.
First Threat Of Career
Sullivan, who shot 66 and
65 on his first two rounds, has
won very little money in 21z
years on the pro circuit. Never
before has he led q PGA event
after 81 holes.
II got off to a mighty lucky
start by dropping l5-foot puts
for brides on the first two
holes" he said. II ran into
trouble with a couple of bogies
but my approach on 10 helped
make up for them"
| A short iron on the 5l0-yarc
final hole left him two feet
from the hole.
Sifford, like Sullivan, has
never won q regulation PGA
event. The five-time Negro
Evening star., 1961-02-19
TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION

Bowling
Cha mpionship Bowling,
WMAL-7, II am.
Sunday Sports Spectacular
Daredevil Skywriters, WTOP-
2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Colts Sign FuIIbuck

BALTIMORE, Feb. l8 (AP) .
The Baltimore Colts today
anuonced the signing of vMI
Fullback Don Kern, their No.
is draft choice. Kern is a g.;
foot, 195-pounder.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Totals IS 81 121 Totals 40 20 Oe
Los Angeles 90 3s 2S 33-I2I
New York 20 10 2S 30-iO6
Evening star., 1961-06-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(coNTINUEpl
APPEALING
BELLEMEADE
KENT FOREST

2-bedrm. brick rambler with ga
rage. custom-built workshop and
Utility rm.; beautiful patio With
Evening star., 1961-06-29
HYATrsvuLAp.a. PLAZA are,

HYATTsvnLE-P.d. Plaza area
immaculate brick rambler. 5 bed
rIlsv ample dining space, bSmt
with summer kit, den and rec
room. Fenced lot. Must see 10
appreciate: at S17,950.. 10sS down
= 90ss loan. Trades invited.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-06-29

COUNTRY CLUB AREA-A spotless
masonry rambler with 8 bedrms.
floor to ceiling closets, large liV.
rm., equipped kit, storm windows
and other extras. Walk TO school,
bus and shopping. No down to vet
and APPROX. SS1 . month. $3.50
down, FHA.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

Large family? This is the, home for
you'll 4 hedrms., separate din. rm.,
breakfast SPACE in kit, screened
porch. 17-cu,-ft, upright freezer
In full bsmt. with rec. I'm. $500
dn.. FHA. S16,600.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
COMMERCIAL GROUND

HAnEYS CROSSROADS = 22,o00
sd. ft,; priced only $1.60 50. ft.
LORENE RAMSEY REALTY, IA.
BLDG. SITB-Busy o. 8. $40, Haf-
per's Very: park area: motel, gas
sta. or rest. n. Z. BRUZEE, Herns
don 1873.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
LANDOVER HING

Like-nsW. centrally sir-conditioned
brick semi Colonial; 3 hedrms., :,
1h baths, elec. kit. Easy terms.
Assume loan, $11,900.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

ROGERS HETGHTS-Lovely 3.bed-
rm. Cape Cod, firepl. In liv. rTn.,
sep: din. Fm.; finished rec. room
and screened side porch on double
corner lot. Assume large loan
with only $1,000 dn.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
BEAT THIS!

PriA, Sl6,ob0-all hriek-S bed
sansr I Iios-Saiis.in SaHs:mSs;i Ssoys and oven
hood and fen-refrigerator-
gAbage DISPOSAL - dishwasher.
T1ink o moment; where can you
g& that much new house foI
$l6,e603 Call Do. b.oS96.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
RIVERDALE

Boy We have onei Knotty pine with
bar. Of course you want q house
with it--how's this2 Cape Cod with
sep. din. rm., eating kit, and
fully fenced yard. Assume $13.60O
LIST trust and save $$:
Evening star., 1961-06-29
SUITIAND

AGO44 ~ AO 644 ~
Highly desirable store with GAIT.
frontage; approx, 1,1O0 50. It.
fully air eond.: in new 14-story
prestige office bldg. Suitable for
offices and. shoWrooms or any
other high-type activity.
CAFRITZ-DI. 7-0000
Evening star., 1961-06-29

KENT FoREsT-Air-cond., semi
det. S-bedrm. Dutch Colonial; de
luxe kitchen. Home Is in excellent
cond; Assume $4,000 loan; pay
ments, only sol month.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

COLLEGE PARK (Hoilywood)-S395
rambler: bsmt., fenced lot. Owner
will finance. ME. 8-1212.
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm. brick
s%soo sa$: al vi loan' Ssn' slS'S6C. St5SSt II L.
LANGLEY REALTY
Evening star., 1961-06-29
3 HOMES REALTY, M
REAITOHQ

CRESCENT HILLs-S-bedToom, 2
bath. brick rambler with 3S-ft.
paneled rec. room. full basement,
0E kitchen. garage. S26, 500.
M. T. BROYHILL q SONS, RE-
ALTORS, IA. 4.13O0.
CUTE BUNGALOW With 1900
50. It. Of floor space on 3.lA acres,
Just 2 miles from Mclean. Owner
anxious, will sell EHA. Priced in
the low 20s. Call IL. 6-4161,
MRS. WIN. II. LAUGHLIN, REAL
TOR 0Oan skii q
Evening star., 1961-06-29

CL0sE.N N. ARL. and truly spa
!cious--6 bedrooms, and in spotless
condition. Living room,. separate
dining room, nice kitchen with
pantry, 2 bedrooms and bath
down, 8 nice bedrooms upstairs.
Large porch and lots Of trees.
This is an older home but o real
beauty at the price Of only $16,-
500. Worth seeing. ATLAS OF
ARLINGTON. IA. 6.1660, ewes.
IA. 4.4447.
COLLINGWOOD ON TIE POTOMAC
-Brand-neW brick rambler with
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING,
20-ft. kitchen-femily room COM
hination, separate dining room, 4
bedrooms ALL ON ONE FLOOR.
FINISHED recreation room. Enor-
nous full basement, 2 fireplaees,
huilt.in garage. Level lot (12,300
: so; ft.l with view Of river: Few
gon via. the scenic Mt. Vernon
value q $3.50. FRANK SsaiSs.OHs. 5.
S0i2; evenings. or. 1880.
COUNTRY CLUE HILLS IN. Afi. .
IT'S Q new S40,50O beautifuiiy
built custom all-brick 4-bedrm. :,
3-bath, center-hall rambler. In
cluding all the modern trimmings
Of q new house, with O very deep
wooded lot. It was sold to . man
whose transfer orders were can
celed-now it can be yours for q
VERY SMALL down payment and
his financing may be assumed.
Investors; 1t will. rent for con-
siderably more than your pay
mentsil First day on the market
call now. This may be the
ing foTll BARR REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
RayrnOndale

One word beautifully describes thil
lovely home-IMMACULATEl Spe.
cial features of this 4-bedxoom
2-bath contemporary spltt-level
home include wau-to-wall carpet.
ing in living room, floor -eeilinI
custom made milium lined traverse
draperies. pure vinyl tile floors
all-electrie kitchen appliances. ThS
most reasonably priced home in
this prestige area at S24,2b0
Assume large 1st trust. 4HasS oI
BARCROFT REALTY. INC.
REAL BUY in q lovely 5-roon
fC1F4.et fga%s Eamsleri win SiE take 15s EHe
down. Diversified lot. Close tc
bus in Falls Church, part-base-
ment, garage. ARFAX REALTY
INC, JE. 4-40O0,
Evening star., 1961-06-29
BERENs. AP. 7-4e4s

BELTSVMLE-spacious 3-bedroom
rambler on h-acro lot, immacu-
late condition; hV. rm., din. rm.,
kit. 2 full baths, firepl. in bsmt.
gardeners paradise: many fruit
and shade trees; also 1OxI2 play
house, S16,960. easy terms.
BIRCH REALTY CO.. TO. o-59o2
till q nm
Evening star., 1961-06-29

c0ZY as only an authentic Cape
Cod can be. nestled in trees with
beautiful flowers and shrubs; fea-
lures seldom found: 2o.ft. bedrm.
ON "a floor. 2 spacious bedrms.
Kitchen with eating space, living
rm.. with fireplace, attractive jal-
ousied porch inviting you to break
fast with nature. full. basement
With rec; rm:. carporti country
schools, churches and shoppinF:
reasonably priced at S22, 500. just
listed, so hurry. Call WE. S-67OO,
4ETTKR HOME9 REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

IBELLEvUR FOREsT-One Of
N. Arlington's finest areas;
charming brick rambler on
beaut. tree-shaded lot: true
center hall, formal din. EIn.,
de luxe kit. with breakfast
area, 8 bedrms., 2h baths,
scr. porch; full bsmt. with
finished rec. fm.; garage
PLUS central air condition
ing; priced at S34,260, rea-
sonable terms. Call THE
DARBY CO.. IA. 6.0303;
Ewes, KE. S-4s40.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

paySble 81 mo. incl. every
Thing. Charming brick RAM
bler, SpAngfield: 3 bed-
rms. liv rm. W/firepl,
fully equipped kit, carport,
level, Enced lot: in immae.
Ssli eSff' 1IHH RFifsSS 5SRs9 8 e.: se9.sSS: S4:
5-93sy eyes,, JE. 2-7e6b.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
CHEYERLY

Absolutely perfect luxury home in
exclusive nelghborhood. bed
rooms, ga baths, hy. I'm. with
5irepL: 1se ,-aI. din. TIa;; % Kit. jsousied
gorgeous grounds. Only S27.500
for this gem.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
$3.50

$3.50
House and acre near Glendale
Country Club; Q bedrniS., kit., bath
and garage. HURRY
HAGAN REALTY. NC. UN. A.sBeS
q. W. JAeEPH, Realtor
Evening star., 1961-06-29
MCLEAN

Stately 4-bedrm. Colonial on a.
acre wooded lot. Exceptionally
large rooms for entertaining. Lo-
Gated away from the crowd in q
prestige area. For appt. to in
spect please call
GRACE A. KEMPToN
III. 0-4934 REALTOR Ell. 6-S26S
Evening star., 1961-06-29

fANDoVER AREA - New rambler
With 8 bedrms., table space kit,
wall oven, surface range and fan.
Pull rec. tg type " mbsmt., bsautidful d1
level lot; 1ooxlT0: Only Only S1S;S0o'
Trades invited.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

FHE FAMILY LOOKING for space,
economy, convenience and .$S7 q
mo: payments see this 4-bedrm'
pine .paneled rumpus room, level
wooded lot, completely fenced.
S12.750 full price.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
20 UNITS
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ROCKVILLE. e1l N. WashinEton-
VIII build 5000 to 30.O00-ft.
building to suit your needs. for
manufacturing, laboratories, ware
houses or wholesalers Immediately.
plenty q paLkins, Your agent or
Evening star., 1961-06-29
RTVA. MD.

$ear-round beach home: mahogany
ga5nslss.d Nv; rm: with firegL.' I
Evening star., 1961-06-29

5RAUTIFOL 3-bedTm. rambler. nice
lot, good location. no money down
GI or $3.50 down, FHA. Only S13-
600. BROWN b BROWN REALTY,
N, A-OO4l.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

BELTSvILLE-4-bedrm. hrk. Cane
Cod, less than l ". old: large
kitchen, storm doors and windows.
$4,000 FHA approved with $500
down.
PALMER PARK-S.hedrm, mason
~ semirambler in excel. como, |;
din. area. handicapped fenced yard:
payments ike rent with GI no
down or FLA financing.
oEABROOK ACRES-Spaeious &.
bedrm., 2-bath 4-leVel split, large
kitchen. din. rna., family rm,; off
street parking. S22,500.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

bELTSSyILLEC1h acres: for only
slhheS0 slh. S@ sSiidfSn iSi S1 SaPs Eo CO ssssOO ssO
HUGH T. PECK, 1926 deorsiG Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
Evening star., 1961-06-29
BRICK BEAUTY

6UILDER's CLOsEOUT - New, s.
sbedrm. home. OF, no down pay
sInent, no settlement charges and
1S9S per mo; pays all; move in
With your deposit. Featuring .
LARGE Nv; rm. with picture win
din. ell, Ia baths, modern Kit,
space; FHA only $500 down and
no settlement charges. Only 8
sleft::- S14,100. Call It'll 8 nm,
WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
Evening star., 1961-06-29

CaIl until $50 p.m., SP. 2.72OO
eHERMAN b. HoLLiNGSwoRTTSHS TSS
SELTsVILE-WANT RooNY LaTTe
rambler on over I acre. Asking
S26.SOO. OWNER, WE. 6-540l.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
R. v. WALDRoN co.

CObkEGE PARK EsTATEs-Brick
rambler with carport; in top con-
dition.. 8 bedrms., 2 full baths,
separate din. room, large de luxe
kit. with disposal, dishwasher,
wall oven. etc, Full bsmt. with
> large finished rec. rm., separate
Large level lot. Out Of town own
er Slashing price to S21,950 for
immediate sale.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Miss Granger
Is WV Queen

Miss M"r2.c Granger. dau-
shter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Granger OF Tabor City. was
named Miss VIEW Queen at a
meeting OF the organization
last Thursday night.
The l6 year old local beauty
will enter the Carolina Yam
Festival Queen contest next
week and then will be a con-
teStant in the VIEW State COM
petition in Wilmington in
June.
Runner up in the VIEW con-
Test was Lenore Beck. II year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Beck OF Tabor CITY.
She is a senior at the local
nigh school as is Miss Grazing
or.
Second runner up honors
went To Miss Carol O'Connor.
OF Tabor City. Miss O'Connnr
Is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles O'Connor. She 5
10 years old and a Sophomor,
at Tabor City high school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

fore the car is released. But
were not permitted by law to
mold a car until the ambulance
bill is paid.
Most people seem to figure
that the ride in an ambulance
Is free. Very few of them ever
worry about paying for it.
so what happens is. people
call for an ambulance even
when they don't really need it
They could go to the hospital
IN car or a taxi Just as well.
I've got d file full OF cases
| could show you. II makes YOU
wonder what people are think
ing about.
we had case not too long
ago where a man was way out
in the woods and he fell down
and cut his wrist and hand
pretty badly on a jar of whisky
he was carrying. He was alone.
and he nearly blcd To dcatl'
before somebody found him
and called Us. 1t took us six
hours To get TO him and get
him out and to the hospital
We haven't seen or heard from
him since we got him there.
"In 1853 we got call To
come pick UP a man who got
shot out here on the State
Line. We took him to the hos
pital AT Mullins. But after they
fixed him up they wouldn't
let him out until he paid his
bill. He didn't nave any money.
80 he asked us for il. and VIC
advanced him $lO4. That's
been three years now. He's
paid us a total of $40. I've seen
him several times since then.
He's driving new car around.
In November of last year
we picked up twin babies that
were born at the Loris HoSpit-
al TO take them to Wilmington
They were born prcmaturcly.
and they had to get there in
a hurry If they were to be say
ed. Well. we got them there.
giving them oxygen all The
way And their lives were saw
cd. The father was as happy as
he could be when he found
out they would live. The total
charge we made for the whole
thing was $50. So far he's paid
us S..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Funeral Home Ambulance Service On Way Out

if we were providing the Serv
Ice in a strictly buSineSSlikc
manner, we couldn't afford to
answer more than 10 per cent
of them. That's about all we
ever get paid for.
I'VE average making about
$50 calls year, and we're
lucky if we get paid for 25
of them.
1T costs about $1,000 a year
Tor me to run an ambulance.
The best we can hope To do
is get enough in collections To
pay the gas bill.
1T takes anywhere from two
To II hours to complete a call
from beginning to end. At the
hospitals they won't take a
patient off the cot until a room
Is ready for him. So the driver
Is stuck there. He has to wait
around several hours doing
nothing, when he could be
back here.
Most of our calls 60 10
Whiteville. LOriS and Conway
We charge SIS for the trip 10
LoriS. and $40 to Whitcville OF.
Conway. In Wilmington. a pri-
vate operator charges a flat
$50 for calls in the city. even
If it's just across the street.
He charges fifty cents a mile
for out-of-tOwn calls.
Our rates are pretty cheap.
We couldn't come out on II
even if we got paid for all
calls.
Then there's the additional
expense involved in accident
cases. You can't wash blood
out Of the sheets, so there goes
two sheets and a pillow case
on the garbage heap. Sheets
cost 81 each and pillow cases
81. In almost every case you
have To throw the sheets out.
That's 50. Plus another S1.51
for getting a blanket cleaned.
Accident calls arc the hard
est ones TO collect for. Usually
some passcrby puts in the call.
and then we bill the paticn.
and he refuses TO pay. We can't
bill the caller.
whoever tows in q wrecked
car puts an attachment on il.
and the bill has to be- paid be-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
School Spotlight
Is Old Proposal
ut Town Board

The proposed spotlight at
the school crossing al the int
ersection OF highway 7Ol and
the Pireway road, mentioned
frequently by observers as q
location much in need of safe
~ precautions, has long been
under consideration by the
~labor City Town Board, May
or Howard Harrelson disclos-
ed this week.
Following the newspaper's
suggestion OF last week that
study should be made of this
situation to guard against ac-
cidents To the smaller children
leaving school daily at 200
Mayor HARRISON searched
through the minutes of past
months and found where ac-
lion had been taken on this
problem
While the spotlight still isn't
erected, the board on March 8.
1861 on motion of Phil Hughes
and seconded by Kenneth Raw
voted to obtain stoplights from
the State for this crossing, as
well as the crossing at Fifth
ana Lewis Streets.
The next reference 10 xtbe
stopiight in the minutes ia on
august II, 1861 when Willard
Wright reported ON his visit
10 Raleigh concerning the
StoplightS. 1t was noted then
That these lights would cost
between $1,000 and $1,000. The
board approved the purchase
Of the lights.
Again on September II, 1861.
some two weeks ago, the board
was advised by authorities in
J Raleigh that they could not
supply a light for Lewis and
flith street intersection and
would advise later on the pro-
posed light at the school cross
ing
Mayor Harrelson pointed
out that the towns finances
are always involved in such
d project as this but that the
BOARD has voted to erect this
School light and has been
working on the project for
more Than year, as shown in
The minutes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Here in Tabor City not long
ago, a man had a heart attack
and his wife called us To come
get him, to take HIM 10 the
hospital. She wanted us 10
hurry and we did. When we
got To the house. the yard was
iiIlcd with cars. The only wav
we could get in close was 20
back the ambulance across the
yard. We got him out and got
nm to the hospital. Late.
when we saw him. he was mad
al us. and he told us we had
no business driving over his
grass. He never paid us.
There are all sorts of cases.
Most of them never make any
attempt to pay. They Just tell
you straight out that they're
not going to pay. We seldom.
even get thanked
A solution? Well, | don't
know if there is one. except I,
get out Of the business. CO.
lumbuS and Robson Counties
are two Of the few counties;
left in the state still operating
this way
IT might help If there was
a bill put through the State
Legislature which would make
II legal for the ambulance
owner To put an attachment IN
cars involved in accidents.
But | don't really know
what the solution is. There
have been any number o.
things tired. But nothing vet
has worked very well. | do
know this though. Somcthin.
has got to be done. We can't
keep going like il is now"
For The present. the people
IN Tabor City and Columbus
County may be assured that il
they need an ambulance, ono
will be available TO them. But
II is fairly certain that if the
current financial loss contin-
ties. the funeral home owners
will have little choice but 20
wash their hands of the whole
thing
II this happens, regardless
of what resulting action may
be taken. II is likely that the
public will find that an ambul-
ancc will no longer serve as a
glorified taxi.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Judy Corbett
At Salem COLLEGE

MISS Judith Corbett, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Corbett
Sr., has been enrolled as a
freshman at Salem College in
Winston-Salem. This year is
The ls0th session of the wom-
ans college.
Miss Corbett was a marshall
and cheerleader in high
school in Tabor City. She was
member of the chorus and
served on the Monacle staff,
ohe was president of the
French Club and was a men,
Der of the Beta Club and the
Monogram Club.
AT Salem College, Miss Cor
> pett Is In the School of Music.