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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

are running the brain work. Thus
the wet match can easily be re-
placed with a cannon-a dry one.
After all. it will be three weeks
before General Seeser" gets TO
Broadway.
The story.
a general of an army post in
New England finds the dcdica-
ton of a recreation center in
memory of his dead son to be one
of the most difficult tasks of his
life. lie discovers that his son
whom he though loved the army
actually hated il And instead of
being killed trying TO save
two enlisted men. he committed
suicide because he could not take
his fathers forcing him onward
in the army, General Seeger dis
covers this first from the dead
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
FOURTH B. J. a. RALLY IN
FORD AUDITORIUM:

The Fourth Baptist Jubilee
Rally was held Tuesday. Eco.
27th IN Ford Auditorium at 750
pm The Rev Or Jacob {. Ogles-
10y was chairman Theme was
Advancing Together with Christ
The major Baptist denominations
Of the United States and Canada
are cooperating IN the jubilee Ad
vance Program. a IKE year pro.
gram of advance among baptlSiS.
II began IN 1882 and Will culmi.
nate on the ll0th anniversary of
oreanilcd Baptist work IN North
America Baptist work began on
a national level IN 1914. and Viii
bc loo years old in 1864 CO.
operating Baptist Groups are:
Baptist Federation Of Canada.
National Baptist Convention Of
America and of the United States
OF America. ms North American
Baptist General Conference.
Southern Baptist Convention and
American Baptist Convention.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

Years in Jackson Prison last week
by Recorders Judge Gerald W
Groal after he was convicted Of
breaking and entering
Police SAID Webb broke into a
confcclIonery al 63l Jos. Campau.
where he stole seven cartons Of
c.-areiIes. four loaveS of bread
and an assorted number of pies.
The officers said Webb enter
Cd The establishment By smash.
IN SIDE window They said the
Youth admitted wrapping a brick
N a pulloycr sweater and hurl.
ine u through the window
Webb who was unemployed ad
mHicd 70 the court that he had
never had a job
Herbert Z Thomas. s.. Of 1910
Csiscri pleaded not guilty last
NcCS on arrA.Snmcnt before Re
eorAer'> ladsc John \. Rlcca on
tccntinved on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
TABERNACLE BAPTIST
NATIONS SPONSOR
HOMECOMING TEA.

ON their 18Th AnnNcr>aiy the
NounS MMrcn> q. Tabernacle
RaplSl Church sponsored 4 Home
ccmAns Tea $50 "a $50 PM.
SuadsN Feb = IN IA, home 81
their president MIS- Dorsey Ny,oN
OF Underwood street \ wonder.
tai program MAS cnyoNed by all
Wha ackcd the house High.
Nshi> Included III acccrdlan solo
Ivy Miss MaNihN milford from
Ncnc solo by Steve Smith. violin
du,1 hN Misses SYLVIA and Dolores
Ie.lins rcadsus nv Miss Hcas
lr,cr Moore inc 1861 accom-.
pi>hwcut> We're to q hy Mrs
Birdie senior arid Mrs Frances
\ lt,A>. dc>i>rcr. showed her
Original millinery trend Tor 1862
Mis- Alitc Foster NTvcier Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
Oils Kramer
Soul Producer

In the complimentary vernac-
uiar OF Jazz musicians. Stanley
kramer Is SOUL PRODUCER
Hes a movie maker. one
OF them said recently during a
set.break discussion OF the film
industry, who has something
important 10 say on the screen
and says It, He tackles con.
tioverSiaI subjects tearleSSly.
His pictures plumb the depths
of human experiences and emo
tons without compromising dig.
nifty. And. as a person he's a.
real as gatherings, ham.hocks
and the blues
This unusual comment, one
artists opinion OF another, was
particularly spropos-for in his
'stest film. Point Blank" krsm-
er again fesrIessly tsekI.s such
subjects as psyehistry. racial
nsireds and Nsriism.
Following a pattern he estah.
iShCd in l94S with Home of
tile Brave, and in 1888 with The
Defiant Ones. Kramer has
ssain cast a great Negro actor.
this time Sidney Potter. IN a
role that departs from the Holly
wood norm. and is thus OF
historical significance both with.
N and outside the industry.
IN Point Blank Potter por.
trays a pSychiatrist in war.
time prison camp who is faced
Nith the difficult. and often dis.
tasteful. task of solving the men.
al problems of a vicious. race.
hating American Nazi Bund lead
II. played by Singer-actor Bob
by Darn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
GENERAL SEEGER" HAS
EXCELLENT CAST
BY woooIE KING JR.

General Seeger" roarcd IN
Thursday night like twenty
one gun salute ana fllzlcd out
like a wet match This long await.
ing Theatre Of Michigan offering
had lis world premiere al the
Shubcrt heater and for three.
forths of the evening General
Seeser" was pcrfeO' theatre. Then
author Ira Levin started telling
us things that we did not need be
told. Perhaps If the ending was
the proloung we would see per
feet play from beginning To end
At any rate. George Scott show
cd Dctrol, the Kind of theatre
can produce If capable people
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
Theatre Detroit

sons wife, then other officers.
and finally from his very own
wife: the sons mother.
The excellent cast: Veteran
actor William Bendlx gives a
studied and superb performance
as the General. The mounting
development CT the truth is one
of the dramas better qualities.
and Mr.. Bendlx makes il better.
Next Miss Harding. Without a
doubt her most outstanding scene
comes when she recites her son ;
letter from memory, the Difficult
~ of hurting her husband, and
the built in smile disappears and
one thinks never to return 10 her
face again. HerDerformance Will
be one TO be renlembered for a
long time. Next Dolores Sutton:
the wife of the dead son. The COM
plication. Something the compli
cation Is not vast enough 10 nlaht
full length. this is one of the
times Yet Miss Sutton tries des-
perately 10 make the wife con
vlncing but it just wasn't there.
Roscoe Lee Browne: was excel.
lent as the Corporal who recltes
the authors poetry. MIR Browne
part is the kind that Negro actors
everywhere hope the producer
will realize can be done by
Negroes. The kind of parts where
the word Negro need not be
mentioned. only good actor And
Mr.. Scott found an excellent ac-
tor with Browne.
Roscoe is noted for his work in
the film of the Connection" and
the smash performance of Archl-
bald in Gcnct'S Black. General
Seeger' just might make Roscoe
Lee Browne 4 m or on the
American stage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

Mr.. Mccarthy also reported
frigidaire's average production
employe Is about as years Of
age, has nearly 20 years Of COM
pany experience and uses better,
before.
The employees have an objec-
tive attitude because last year
they submitted over 15,400 sug-
kesuons, most having a bear
ing on improving products and
the way they are manufactured
Mr.: Mccarthy reported i'm
pressive progress In making sp.
pnances more dependable each
year. Company service records
reveal that 1861 appliances re-
CURED about 10 per cent less
service than 1850 models and
nat 1850 products needed about
- per. cent less service than
tnose made in 1851. =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
SENIOR CHOIR OF
FIRST BAPTIST IL
HOSTESS TEA:

The Democratic Club. located
on Solvay in Dclray. Michigan,
was the setting for the elaborate
twelve hostess Tea. sponsored by
the senior Choir of First Baptist
Church, TO d pm. last Sunday.
Nh Willie NlckS. was master of
ceremonies program participants
were the Male Chorus of LIST Bap-
llSt Church. Mrs T. Perry. Mrs.
) Iandrom. MIR. llulct Franklin,
and Mrs Mary Perry Mrs. Leila
Floyd, vice president. was in
charge. Mrs. Priscilla Perry, pro-
gram chairman. and the Rev.
Nathaniel Jackson is pastor.
The seventh annual Women III
Acuun Program was huge sue
cess lno>c VINO heiped to make
n ucll.ucu II Dosans, Is. sand
,r> 4, JoSnua. ~ Jones. r. hurd.
Is. G. Hayes Miss Nj. Iurric. l..
SINS. n L. \os>citc. Is. lnli. |. Nj.
ruMardS Also. c. Holt. |. Jack
son. } Cleveland. d. Byrd. T.
Hopper. l.. Maker VI. Garner Is.
LIAR l.. sloan. Il. Bryant. \. Wat
son. l.. + BROOKS and Willie Gro.
mdrllc.
Atty Jessie y Slaton present
cd ny Yours nuly. and Miss \chs
= Saunders. presented by Mrs.
Martha Lee cacn gave dynamo
addresses III The morning and
services. respectively.
Guest participants were Greater
Mi Carmel Senior Choir. Zion
Hope Male Chorus. the Symbolic
Youth Group Of 81. Marx Com
nunity Church. Greater Mace
donna Male Chorus. and Paul X.
Holt dramatic reader.
Mrs Louise Wayne. director of
The senior choir. AIR Edgar viii
..n'> A. Al the organ. Mrs
Juanla Williams. wife of the
minister extended the sacred IN
>ilatlon Mrs Bertha l. Marion
WAS chairman. the Rev 5 J VII.
llams. pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
Society Don1gs

The Scotch Avenue Nclghbor.
hood Club will give their an
nual Tea Sunday March 10. from
to 9 pm. at the Ladies Chris.
tan Home, 6l00 Scotch.
Mrs. Hatcher. delegate 10 Tho
Mrs. Lillian Hatcher, delegate
to the Con-Con, will be pues,
speaker. Mrs. Dorothy Baylock's
Trio will sing and John Lewis
one Man Band will furnish mas.
ic The public is invited Mrs
Matiie Watkins is president
BRUNCH:
Thursday was a lovely day to
huddle around the fireplace IN
mend or rcac and il was Ioyclv
to draw chair up TO the table
and enjoy delectablc brunch
prepared by the popular hostess
Mrs Bessie Carson OF 18th Tho
laoies cndulged in timely con.
,ersatlon OF news OF the day
which was George Washinston's
Birthday.
We saw Mesdames, Frank Love
Lula Patterson, Harrison Reid
Kate Jordan, Bertha phIlI,n
David Wilson, Charles Hancock
frank Poole and Dorothy Pow.
ell.
Mrs. Matte Watkins is ont
sgaln after a brief illness.
AT the YWCA Tuesday even.
ing, presidents and captains
were present for instructions for
mammoth membership drive
Their goal is 1000 members
Councilman Patrick gave the
eroup talk and advice on how
TO sell the public this worthy
cause.
Mrs. Sarah Stewart. Mctropo.
itan Associate Director asslIr.
ed the officers the YWCA would
SUI belong to the people. Mrs
Ndnnctte Norris is chairman Of
The board of the Lucy Thurman
Branch
Mrs. Beulah Carter was hos
tess Tuesday to the Sorosls group
al her home. They have MANY
line plans Tor the spring
The meeting was well attend.
ed and the social hour was en-.
loyable
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
Antonio and Rosario
Star At 7eIenews

antonio and Rosario Is de-
light TO watch. The Spanish cos
tunes and music make one feel
they have visited Spain tor
Spanish Fiesta.
On the same program Is "A
Date with Gullcnc Gmllcnc is
beautiful girl on a visit TO
Tunlsla. North Africa On her
Nisi, She sees all OF the bcauti.
.ul scenery. history untoldcd.
ancient ruins. picturesque streets.
koman Marble she has heard
80 much about \ special high
light OF the picture Is the play
Irg Of music by the native mu.
>lclanS.
other films include The Pa.
mrs these are the noun
ialns OF Marco Polo This Is also
the home OF the Yak. also known
- Alpine Sheep HlghlishtS IN
clude the hot salt springs and
scenes OF the wild country.
The sports fans Viii like
Clown Prince OF Rasshn tea
turing the antics of Rick Starr.
me all tame tayorIte OF wrest.
Ing fans
Late >newsrccl films are also
shown on the program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
ST. STEPHEN a. N. e. CHURCH
OosekveS WOmeN9 DAI:

Mrs. rlolse Evans, president OF
the roul,n Episcopal D.slric,-
nDi.i, a. AlsSssv.,"is SVNiVty Ma
guest speaker m the 1880 am.
worship service, last sunday. m
the annual ooser, ancc ol No.
mems lay at Inc church located
Ovvv .,taniUfu Ave. iaicn :, ii,sst
theme WAS The Concern and Re
spOnS.hllily at Women IN the
Inulcn Mrs pcnnlc Lou Bur
den VAS general chairman, Mrs.
Edna Patrick Wiley. co-chr. the
Rev Martin Luther Simmons Is
minister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

\ new tllm featuring the
worlds greatest Flamenco team,
Antonio and Rosario III Dances
OF SPAN had It's Detroit pre-
mere Thursday Al the rclcncwS
Theatre This sparkling tcaatur-
cite shows many Spanish dances
ina, have never been seen be-
tore on iiln The dancing OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

Have you ever wondered ;us.
noT many people are involves
IN building and inspecting 4 sin
gle major home appliance bsf s
u comes OF the production I;rs
fe1ay Tor delivery to your ho-,s /;
w. l. Mccarthy. HAD 49, -
manufacturing for Fr;gid.;v.
DIVISION Of General Nofo-ss
gave TIE answer in a recent t.I !
e. On the importance Of peonjs 81
team craftsmanship IN bp,id IA
mS reliable pro1usts.
DE revealed that as r,.nv 81.
80 people have a hand h MA II
ng . ungle washer as 4 ns-.~-
slong Production and snh.
semc!y lines. through srsi a.
semoiy end al the eherls "a. -
tests This number &c. -
include hundreds Of peorls - -
|. vowed N styling ard snr;ns~ - -
zoe appliance before prodrct;o5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

clt&Ncr OF this
type I've ever seen. Its been de-
signed with . combination Of
flexible litter pickcrs" plus a
floating brush 70 thoroughly
clean both carpets and hard
surface doors Il has strcrr sue
ucn, too and its 50 hrht
and easy 70 handle that I've
found IL perfect Tor clesnirr
stairways. too, There's q dual
hitter system which combines n
closely woven cloth bag and a
disPcSahle inner filter. Personal
y | prefer 90 use the disposshls
BAGS, bat this cleaner can bo
used either way.
i was Delighted with the at
trnctivsneSs Of ny new cleaner.
too. It's . pretty porcelain hiue
acrented hy rcd ard chrome
trim. I know you'll b de-
lighted with all the features Of
tbs new kSAiSsiSht eisansr,
w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
COURT NEWS

C'roA; AsNcd WcsilaAc Why he
nAD wsA.cA the cnccAs ne re-
FIXED a urlrN | aon t,worA and
needed money
f.saN Parrish l.. Of 74l6 Syl.
NVsiCr was nVld Tor TRIAL on
>Svuu BOND and mo surctcs
.A>i wees on arrAsnment before
AeSosaCr JN0-c John \. RIcca
oa TIE ,narsc> OF breaking and
Va.,i.A- .nd Larceny
Hva>c said PARRISH and i It,.
yer o.d juvenile broke INTO a
,i,Aaers 81 lilVl Mack. Where
.hsl escaped With $1,000 IN cash.
s.-a~, Worthy IS. " o. Hen.
,ss, MAS >en,saecG To 10 3
lts's - 1AVA>on Prison last
wees IS hteoracrs J..d-e Ger.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
rWnaxM,,se>
~ rr,rees ti-s.wsh -

I'm Just so thrilled with a new
birthday gift thst | want to tsil
You all about il. It's the hsndi-
eSt RIG and foor cleaner I've
ever used :. fcasherhSht and
just perfect Yer those quick pick
rrs after s meal or VIXEN were
expecting guests. Called the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

EooverLsrk.my
new cleaner
weighs only z
pounds and can
actually hang il
up IN my guest
closet, out OF the
way but easy to
pull cut IN q
jify.
Thisist the frst
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

Begin this year anew with
God Discard old thoughts.
Change old habits. Release
old limitations. Recorder your
life. Give thanks to God for
this opportunity to begin
anew.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
Social g. Church Round Up

Youth Department Of the Taber'
nacie Cnurcn presented the guest
speaker. MIS-. Aivcna vincent, of
81. Jonn bapllst Churcn, who
Drought very inspiring message.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
RUSSELL STREET TO HELP
.r..~AA NEW PASTOR:

me nev. ). {. Campbell, pastor
of russell Street Baptist Cnurcn
Will conduct the installation SER
wee al Ncw Llgnt Bapilsl tnurcn,
March 9th, for the new pastor, Or.
Cornelly Tailcy. his congrcsa-
lion Will accompany him IN TINS
great service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY;


mn Miller and Mrs. Edgar
ThreetS began a merry cclcbra-
ton of their birtho ~ with a pre-.
party at the home OF Mrs Mil
Ter, on Llebold in Southwest De.
troit.
These youthful or juvenile ma.
irons were al dressed up pref.
~ IN after iitc black sneatns.
wearing matching accessories
and white White flowers The
natrons had invited guests to
the Howard Johnson Restaurant
in Drayton Plans, Michigan 10
their birthday dinner party
where lush or succulence
dinner was served IN pomp. 1t
was a really say affair
Some guests present were Mes.
danes Annabelle Hutchinson.
Francs Cannon Ruby Miller
Ella loJns. Rey Edgar Threet
OF Flint. Messrs James iouns
Benjamin Nl.lcr and OTIS can
non.
these mAlrons are outstanding
IN The musical department OF the
Triumph Church.
Ms Margaret Gotham of
Blame Avenue was hostess TO
the Social lniormers { lb Mon.
day evening All members we're
present and happy TO see each
other
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

The snow lies thick on the
city streets and occasionally there
were slides OF ice beneath pu'
This did not deter the people
from attending the Martha Wash
inston Tea given by the West
Side Art and Literary CluD ior
their annual affair Sunday al
tcrnoon at the home OF Mrs. Wad-
dy Nichols on fireman Avenue
4 Martha Washington Tea Is
always a historical affair, so let
us picture her in IVA as she
laclously welcomed guests TO
The National Home of All Amcrl'
cans. whlle the West Side Art
and Literary Clad is giving us
a semDlance Of ne White House
lea of today
In coming through the port
ais. dressed in colonial Styles
and hair dos were Mcsdamcs
Grace Wrenlz carrying the Amer
ican ila~. Marcclla Philips as
Martha Washington; kaifle Ste
venson as Abby Adams; Irene
Green as Dolly Madison; Jessie
Bradford as Elizabeth Monroe
Gertrude Brown as Mary Lincoln;
Amy Peterson as Julia Grant
Matte Toms as Lucy Hayes VAR
glnla Harris mar. Rose Cleveland;
Marion labors as Helen TAFT;
Elizabeth Twltty as Anna l..
Roosevelt; Treola Finley as Bess
Truman: Waddy Nichols asAlay-
NE Eisenhower and Cotlle Page.
These matrons looked the part
Mrs. Emma Delaney and Mrs
Mary Grooves rendered lovely
program. and John Lewis One
Man Band Is always acceptable
The ,aDlc-sct-up was very col
orfuI with flowers, flags and
other decorations combined with
palatable foods
We trust that Mr. Randolph
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

John Webb 10 Of 1asi East
Fort Wa sentenced to Ga to s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

We trust that Mr. Randolph
Wallace OF the Randcra Hotel
VIII soon be able TO attend to
business al the hotel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-03

, really efficient
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-13
Fair Bluff
News
BY ALLEN TURNER

Mrs. A. II. Powell was hos
tess to the Wednesday morning
bridge club 1t her home. Two
tables were in play, and after
three pro2ressions the score a
vacds went to Mr.. Ellis De-
vine, Sr., holding high: Mrs.
/. c. E5nondS, winning the
travelling award: and Mrs. D.
a. Powell, winning bingo.
Others y aging were: Mrs
Tn Jones, Ms. J. Bruce Eure.
Mrs. Bob MsarpS, ana Mrs
{! cries Scott.
The guests were served
c"raEcs from q Su4ck bar.
airs. koUcrt Harris enter
tanned guests At u Stork show
q IGNORING Mrs. Ellis Devne
NSares, Jr. ON Nay 81 il the
Harris home.
Attending were: Mesdames
GaTlen Cole, Johnny Cutrell,
brice Ellington. Jr.. p. :.
Ellington. Jr.. Harold Foley,
Herbert HirSon, b. \. Powell,
N"il Thompson. and Edwurd
WarricE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-13

Following the shower. Mrs.
Harris served refreshments.
Mrs. Carrie H. Granger was
visited last week by her sons
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Granger and children of LONE
Island, n. Y. Sunday evening
the Graingers joined Mr.. and
AIRS. Cary Ellington at the
Ellington Little Pee Dee Riv-
&c cottage tor d family dinner.
Mrs. Edward Gibson. Mary
Ellis, and little Becky Meares
OF Boone are visiting Mrs. Ell
lis MeareS, Mrs. Gibeon's mo-
Their
Mrs. George II. Edmonds
and Miss Alma Myers. oi
Greensboro are visiting Mrs
Luther c. EdmondS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon EnZor, and MIR. and
Mrs. J. c. EdmondS.
Attending the WeSt-Groce
Wedding Saturday evening
from Fair Fluff were Mr.. anc!
Mrs. j. Bruce Eure.
Guests OF Mrs. Luther c
EcmunaS on Sunday and Mon
Cay were DR.. and Mrs. Will
hamS, their son Ivan, and Miss
Janet Williams, all of Palm
Eeach. Fla. DR.. Williams is
ector OF Bethesda Bye the Sea
Eplcipal OF the City Church.
Mrs. Sharpe Turner. who was
accompanied to Minneapolis,
MINI. by her daughter. Mrs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-13

Mrs, Jack Mume. ~ Raseh,r0.
Tor the day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Prince
spent a recent Sunday with the
j b. Prince. Jrs. in LoriS, S. c.
The Kermit KanipeS, of Myr-
II, Beach: Mrs. A. j. Britt. Of
Evergreen; and Mrs. j. L. Rob-
cson. of Whiteville were guests
Il ne John -Kanipes al COM
Tlencement.
Leaving for their winter
lone in Wilmington. Del. aft
e several months stay at their
summer home in Fair Bluff
were Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hin
son and their three children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-13

Bruce Pate, and Rev. Pate. and
Little daughter to visit the
icrmer's daughter. Mrs. Duan
Y. Kullerg have returned after
a stay OF three weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. John Douglas
Elliott of Greenville visited
relatives in Fair Bluff recent
y
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Ward
Of Austin, Tex. arrived las,
Friday for two-week visit
with his mother. Mrs. Irwin
Ward
Mrs. Dewey Waddell, Mrs. L.
c. Lawson. Mrs. Chalmer Law
son, of Nichols. S. c.. and Mrs.
Legrand Moody Floydale. Wis
tied Mrs. Waddell's daughter.
Mrs. Robert Williams in Jack
sonville recently.
Recent Weekend guests o.
Nj. and Mrs. Charlie Sol,
wsre the latter's sister and her
husband, MIR. and Mrs. Sam
Lee OF Durham.
Wilton ThIgpen remains Z
patient at SEC hospital. Lum-
berton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Small
expect TO GO late in the week
to- ValdoSta, Ga. TO visit Mr.
nd Mrs Michael Gallager for
two weeks.
Mrs. Carrie s. Campbell OF
Drum is visiting i'll the HON.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Small.
Mrs. Billie Small and daush-
Ter Elizabeth are visiting Mrs
Smal's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Morris OF Zebulon.
Mrs. Sadie Thispen. Mrs
Louise Bratcher. Mrs. Larry
Jenerby, of Bulahville. ano
Mrs. John Harget OF Kenly
have been visiting in the Will
ton Thigpen Home.
j. B. Eure, Tommie Thomp-
son, Robert ShulkinS and Jack
Hooks are i'll Summerville, S
{. on a three-day fishing trip.
Attending graduating exer-
cises of Miss Amore Rogers at
Greensboro College Sunday
we're her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Rogers. her parents;
the John Rogers, Howard Rem
irew, Mrs. Harry Harrington.
the Ronnie CashwellS Of San
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert
Rogers OF Conway. s. c.. Vicki
Floyd, and Mrs. H. E. Floyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Mcneil
have gone TO Seattle, Wash. to
attend the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Harold Foley and chill
dren are visiting relatives in
Fairmont and St. Paul while
Mr.. Foley is al National Guard
camp
Touring the mountains are
the Bonnie Cribs, Marvin
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Jones and Miss Judy Jones.
The latter will remain in Ashe-
Vile 10 visit relatives.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
er Billiard are the son in law
and daughter of Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carroll,
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Gently graduating cadet -.
CARLYLE Military School in
gamberg. S. c. is At home for
the summer. He plans to enter
the Citadel in Charleston in
September
Visiting Mrs. Comic Ham
nrond recently We're Mrs. Ellen
Mae VanSant and Miss Sallis
Johnson. OF Burcaw.
The II. c. Hammond. Jr. :
were visited last Weekend bv
their son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. William Perger-
son of WASHINGTON. n. c.
Mrs. ". c. Renfrew and Mrs.
Bette PCrfrUV were guests 0f