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The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07

All an eligible Hostess need to do to qualify is hold a Stan ley party any time between now and April 4, 1862. Her Stanley dealer then provides her with an Official Entry Blank on which the Hostess completes, in thirty words or less, the sentence: T enjoy be- ing Hostess at a Stanley par ty because 7. And she may submit an entry for every par ty she holds during the contest period.
 In addition to the $5,000 first prize, the Hostess may win 1862 l,hee,s'ss.;ssI sIe C Bel Air" f. door sedan as second prize, a mink stole as third prize, or any one of IA other valuable prizes including portable tele- vision sets, clock radios, elec- tric drills, steam irons, bridge sets, electric shavers, electric knife sharpeners, electric car openers, etc.
 A Stanley party is always { social event which Hostess and all her neighbors enjoy, With these truly amazing awards an eligible Hostess can now win, signs point to win ter season of great fun and great profit to lucky winners.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
NASA TO CONSIDER CIVILIAN
 PILOTS FOR SPACE FLIGHTS

WASHINGTON R -- Qualified civilian test pilots will be con- sidered for future space flights, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration says.
 A spokesman for NASA said yesterday that it will be possible to add civilian test pilots because the crews for future projects, such as the two-man Genini and the three-man Apollo, can be chosen at a more leisurely pace.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
PUBLIC NOTICE CITY LICENSE STICKEH CODE OF CITY ORDINANCES

Sec. l8-6. City Sticker-Required.
 Ii shall be unlawful for any person 10 drive or operate any motor vehicle upon any street in inc City without having attached upon such vehicle license pre- scribed and issued by the City and in pursuance of rules and regula- lions hereinafter prescribed. Sec. l8-7 t2) The license whea issued shall consist of pre- scribed paper sticlxer and the owner. operator or driver of any licensed vehicle shall at all times during the year for which issued license permanently stuck on and attached 10 the windshield of the vehicle for which if was issued: provided that whore the vehicle has no windshieId. such license shall be permanently stuck on and attached inside inc vehicle here if may be viewed.
 Sec. ls-e. Same --- Regulatory under police power.
 The licenses provided for here in are regulatory under inc police power of the city and are to pro- vide revenue for inc governing. management. supervision and reg- ulation of motor vehicle and motor vehicnlar traffic within the City.
 THE ABOVE ORDINANCES. FOR THE lsez CITY STICKEnS. SHALL BE ENFORCED BEGIN MING ON THE l6TH DAY or MARCH. 1882. THESE STICKEHS ARE PURCHASED FROM THE CITY CLERK DURING THE WEEK DAYS.
 Robert ". Oliver.
 Chief of Police
 Pub: Feb. 21, 2S, March ', IA, 1862.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
Rocky Maxciano Has l-point Program to Cure Ills Of Boxing

Program to Cuxs Ills ok Boxing
 SAN JOSE, Calif. R - Rocky Marciano has a four-point pro- gram he thinks could help cure the ills of boxing in the United States.
 The ex-heavyweight king says he'd like tc be federal boxing czar so he could work for uni form rules in every state, a bet ter withholding tax plan for boxers, government subsidy to help develop young fighters and insurance and pension protection for boxers.
 Marciano, who retired unde- feated, told a reporter he thinks the sport could be on the upgrade two years after a commissioner is named.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
Turnagain Arm Crossing Stirs Up Furry in Senate

JUNEAU R A concurrent resolution asking the Department of Public Works to attempt to place any Turnagain Arm cross ing on the federal aid highway system stirred up a furry of de- bate in the Senate Monday.
 Before passing by a 12-3 count, the resolution survived motions to table it and to postpone action on 1t indefinitely.
 Sen. Howard Pollock started off the debate by referring to the resolution as political hogwash." ,"
 Before he could go any further, he was cautioned by Senate Pres ident Frank Peratrovich to re- frain from such statements and confine his remarks to the reso- lution itself.
 Pollock said he could not talk about the resolution without say- ing that in his opinion it was politically ly-motivated.
 Sen. Lester Bronson one of the sponsors, said it was not polite ally-motivated legislation, but an attempt to speed construction of Turnagain Arm crossing.
 Sen. Brad Phillips said the re- solution was unnecessary, that it would be automatic for Public Works to attempt to place crossing on the federal road sys- tenn, so federal matching funds could be used.
 Phillips noted that Gov. Vim. Egan has asked for $300000 for a feasibility study of Turnagain Arm crossing, then added
 "It might we'll turn out that this study might indicate that crossing is not feasible
 Sen. Vance Phillips said the re- solution was companion meas ure to bill introduced by Bron- son and Sen. Howard Bradshaw which would authorize a vote on a proposed $10 million bond issue tc finance the crossing.
 This figure must have been pulled out of the hat" Phillips said. s'The estimated costs on the crossing now are $40 million or more.''
 Bronson said the $l0 million would merely provide state matching money for federal funds.
 On final passage, only Pollock and Sens. Elton Engstrom and Paul Greimann ST. voted against the resolution.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
SHARPEYED AIDE

ATLANTA R --- Georgia might have had the fastest moving auto traffic in the world except for a sharp-eyed legal aide to Gov. Ernest Vandiver.
 The legislature passed bill to increase the speed limit on super highways from 50 to TO miles per hour. That was all right. But through error the bill also said that any speed slower than 60 on other highways or slower than 35 in cities would be unlawful.
 Vandiver vetoed the bill.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
Votes Wet After 277 Dry Years

Votes Wet Aftar FIT Dry Years
 BOxFORD, Mass. R This northeastern Massachusetts town of 2,000 went wet yesterday for the first time in PIT years.
 By a vote of 320 to 284, the town approved the sale of al- cholic beverages in taverns.
 Harry Cole, chairman of the Selectmen, said Boxford never has issued liquor license since 1t was incorporated in 1885.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
TUNED UP TOO WELL!

LEBANON, Ind. Ht-Mechanic- Justice of the Peace Joe Cooper g ct motorist James DarnaIl coming and going.
 Darnall told mechanic Cooper his car was sluggish and lacked "get up and go." Cooper tuned it up possibly too we'll. A little later Darnall came back to Jus tice Cooper with a speeding ticket.
 Cooper fined Darnall $18.75 for speeding. He didn't say what the tuneup bill would be.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
US. FIRES NO. Is
 WASHINGTON "A

Atomic Energy Commission has fired another underground shot of low yield at it's Nevada test site. Low yield is the equivalent of about 10000 tons of TINT. Mon- days shot was the 18th announced in the current series.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
Good News for The sfanEey Hostess

The Stanley Hostess is in for special this Parties have always featured the talk meet new and old acquainances and stocking up Staneys
 Quality Plus household products and good grooming aids
 NoW celebration of its 30th Anniversary Staney Home Products sponsoring contest which may win $5O cash first prize of 147 valuable prizes
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
Propose Vote on Bond Issue

JUNEAU W Legislation pro- viding for vote of the people on a proposed $25 million general obligation bond issue to obtain state matching funds for federal aid highway money was intro duced in the House today by Rep. Harold Hansen.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07

Letter-sixe and Legal File Folders Availahle ii The Nome Nugget
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-12
(By Svea Breckberg) FINISH SIXTH

Seven boys, Wayne KoZak, liar ry Wilson, Mike Nixon, Richard Johnson, Larry Deitzler, Robby AcheSon and CletiS Leverett repre- sented Kodiak High at the Palmer cross-country track meet held this past weekend. KHS placed sixth out of the nine Alaskan hign schools represented with individual awards going to Wayne Kozak who placed fourth and Harry Wilson who placed tenth in field of 63 competitors.
 YEA KODIAK, YEA BEARS
 Friday the student body elected the following five girls as this years varsity basketball cheer leaders: Elana Ross, Andy Jarvela, Anne Hall, Sandy Stewart and Syea Breckberg.
 CURTAIN GOES UP
 The lights dim-the curtain rises.
 Thus will begin the Senior Glass play Papa Is All" at pm. on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 26 and 27 at the high school gymnasium. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12 years of age.
 Tickets may be obtained from any senior Get your tickets early.
 A FAMILY AFFAIR
 Have you heard that the annual
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-12
Kodiak Rainbow Girls Have Rude A. M. Awakening
By Barbara Sutliff

Kodiak Assembly No. 8, Inter- national Order of Rainbow for Girls, literally had rude awaken ing Saturday morning, Sept. % and early too. Worthy Advisor, Elana Ross decided to kill two birds with one stone and have fun project and an initiation prac- tice the same morning. So she staged Come AS You Are" breakfast of sourdough hotcakes and ham, followed by the practice.
 It was well kept secret until the night before, when line off cers Candy Wilson, Associate Worthy Advisor, Anne Hall, Hope and Patricia Henley, Faith, were informed that they would have the dubious honor of awakening A Rainbow Girls at 7:30 the next morning. The girls were allowed to add coat and shoes to what they were caught in. And other addi- tions or deletions cost a 10 cents fine.
 Needless to say, the variety of attire was "out of this world" and the hair styles, if released to fash ion authorities, would set a new trend aptly named "The Sandman Twist"
 Several gallons of sourdough were fried by Elena's mother, Mrs. William w. Ross, her visiting grandmother, Mrs. Amy Cramer, and Mrs. Robert Hall. Mrs. w. A. Cannon, Mrs. Robert Acheson, and MT. Bert Walker assisted the mother advisors in driving the off, ficers around to collect the sleepy girls.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-12
K. Fl. . Chat Corner

school carnival will be held Friday, Nov 2, from 6:30 to midnight?
 You are invited to enjoy the many concessions such as bingo, the fishponds, the shooting gallery, wheel of fortune, basketball and baseball throws and food booths.
 The carnival is held annually in the fall of the year to provide money for Kodiak high school eXtra-curricular activities. You help your school by your presence. Many prizes will be awarded.
 And put on your dancing shoes and attend the only high school dance of the year open to the pub lie. The carnival dance begins at 10 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-12
Ungraded Workers To Receive Raise

The Department of Navy has an- nounced a new schedule of wages in the Kodiak area, according to Sen. Ernest Gruening's weekly newsletter, which will affect 183 ungraded Navy employees here, ef- fective after the first pay period after Oct. II.
 The increase is 10 cents per hour or 25 per cent. At Adak, effective at the same time, a 10 cent or 2.4 per cent increase will apply to 88 ungraded employees.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-12
Scooter Drivers Issued Warning

A final warning has been issued by the Kodiak Police Department to youths who drive scooters.
 Chief R. E. Vickery says he has given lectures to these boys about the laws, but unless they continue to obey all traffic laws-the same as driving a motor vehicle, they will be issued summons.
 The chief also warns that there is to be no rear seat riding unless the vehicle is equipped to carry an extra passenger.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-12
Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor,
 I'd like to know when all the players of Smack It & Splash Elm" are going to start paying their targets for the clothes, books, and shoes they have ruined. I'm referring to the motorists who manage to smack" every mud puddle they can find to splash" students (and other pedestrians) who are walking along the side of the road. After all, Kodiak doesn't have any sidewalks, and the people who don't have cars can't fly
 Those people old enough (and who supposedly have the intelli- gence) to operate a motor ve- hicle, ought to have the courtesy to respect others who have no other prerogative but to use Ko- diak's public COW paths.
 Sincerely yours,
 Susan Burckhard
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-12
School Lunch
 Menus
Monday. october 15

 Baked Beef Hash, Buttered Mixed Vegetables, Plums, Bread, Butter, Milk.
 Tuesday, October 16 Spaghetti with Meat Sauce But tered Peas, Garlic Bread, Fruited Jello, Milk.
 Wednesday, October IT Beef Stew, Coleslaw, Hot But tered Corn Bread, Applesauce, Chocolate Milk.
 Thursday, october Is Baked Wiener in Roll, Buttered Corn, Pudding, Bread, Butter, Milk.
 Friday, October 19 Egg Salad Sandwich, Baked Beans, Carrot Sticks, Apple Cob bier, Milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-09

SILVER SPRING. MD.-Heart q
business district. the new mod
ern Thayer Building. / office. 1
suite now available. 81 per SO.
#, All services included. Plenty
OF parking in area. BROUSSARD
AGENCY. INC. JU. 7-S05l.
SPRING, MD.-Do you
need office space in the heart OF
Silver Spring? Perfect location,
modern BLDG, air cond., elevator
and plenty Of public parking near
BY. Apply Mr.. Gemmill. CHAM.
BERS FUNERAL HOME, S655
Georgia ave.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
(cokTINUEnl

AREA. Rose Hill-By OWN
ER. Beaut. white brick rambler,
9 oedrms.. ! baths. storm win
e cS. ti 1eof se,Ses sx RDsen E DefIs
acre level lot. Assume 4IzSs OF or
$500 dn. FHA. Priced below FHA
appraisal for early sale, S17,e50.
231s Rose Hill DR.. Open. 765-35l9.
Az OF loan. Rose
telegraph I'd. Rambler. 3 bedrms..
2 baths. full bsmt. fin, rec. nm.
earpoTt, firepl, central air-cond
$4,000 BY OWNER. $3.50 Fran
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STORES FOR RENT

FAIRFAxv5 stores and office space
AVIAN. jan /. 1858. Pacing Lee
hwy, in the heart Of Fairfax.
5,700-sa.-ft. building. Excel. park
ing. Stores average about 1000 Il.
Leasing now at So per It. Mr..
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PALMKR PARK-S395 dn- and
o oSEs z 81 5iSf LID EsssReis. eve, sSiTIst
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Shannon & Luchs

TysonS Corner Area, $21, $50
Doctors and Dentists Needed
Here is your opportunity to have
sS s4Is Office wing IN your With hoPs Lonely snI
and "a bath adjoins delightful
3-bedrm. brick Colonial on "a acre
with Anchor-fenced rear yard and
many extras. FILA or CT avail.
LUCILLE COOK
LE. 2-3272 Realtor LE. 2-4hh4
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STONE BUNGALOW

Enthusiastically as a pic
ture. Bargain at S13.500.
no dn. to vets. Features
ialousied porch. 3 bedrms.,
bsmt.. din. rm.. equip. kit.
and other extras. Level An.
chor-fenced lot,
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LAURFI, AREA

8-bedrm. rambler, ia ceramic
baths. bsmt.. hot-water bsbd. heat
storm doors and windows, alu.
minum siding. Asking $4,000
only $3.50 dr., S106 monthly
Contact H. T. BROWN REAL
ESTATE. 776-7350.
MARYLAND UNIVERSITY AREA
quiet neighborhood Of lovely
homes. Attractive corner lot, idea
for growing family. 8 bedrooms
large dining room and bright
kitchen. Many extras double ga.
rage, etc.. Any terms for quick
sale. ROBERT Z. LOHR, INC.
REALTOR, HE. $4,000.
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MT RAINIER

Just off r. ]. ave-. near
d. c. line-Lovely, alum
siding bungalow. 3 bedrms..
full bSmt.. garage and en-
closed perch, on Anchor
fenced yard, with plenty Of
extras. Just S12,75O, with
$1,000 dn. conventional.
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Large Family?

FALLS CHURCH AREA-5-bedrm..
3-bath brick Colonial. center-hall.
lge liv. nm. w/firepl.. sep. din.
rm., left. kit, full bsmt. w/rec.
rm. space w/firepl.. oil h.-w. h.,
storm windows. New house cond
Quick possession. Only S25,950.
ARL., N.-Lovely 4-bedrm., white
brick rambler on 9 lots, beautiful
cow. neighborhood. Spacious IV.
rm.. wLfirepl., lge. sep. din, rm.,
equip. kit. w/brkfst space, family
rm., 4 bedrms., Ia baths on LIST
fir, full bsmt. w/built-in garage
and bath. Quick possession. Only
S26,500.
Caroline L. Campbell
JE. 3-12S2 agent JE. 3-9067
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-09

PIKE FRONTAGE -
Fine old farm residence with 80
acres located near Dulles Airport
access road and Tysons Corner.
Excellent capital gain or invest
ment opportunity. For further de-
tails and information call
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS. JE. 10000
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LAKE BAREFOOT
GREAT FALLS

This stucco-over-m Whit
rambler, in perfect condition, ha.
large living room with brick fire.
place, dining room and moderI
kitchen. There are 8 good-sized
bedrooms and bath, and q con-
venient utility room in basement
The property embraces 8 acres
Of good pasture land and somt
trees. some Of which, with flow
ering shrubs, form q pleasant
setting for the house. An older
house of frame and shingle is
rented at $40 per mo-. and a
This is q recommended offering
at q nominal $4,000. Cali FL. g.
MIRO HXIrnn II Io11mhlin
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PARKI,AWN

FLA appraised S14,5OO. Just
$3.50 On. FLA. Immaculate
Colonial, near Riggs I'd. 3
big bedrms. and huge pic
turesque lot. Like new inside
and out.
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
Just for you who desire that extra
charm Gorgeous 3-bedroom Colo.
NAL with paneled den. recreation
room and screened porch. Ideal
close-in location, near superb
schools and shopping center. FILA
appraised for best financing. A
magnificent home and investment
for this select residential area.
S22.950. Call JE. 10000.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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THRIFTY PURCHAsER-Be inde-
pendent at low cost. Just the home
for the young family on Q modest
budget. Expandable Cape Cod
home, beautifully maintained and
presented. Fenced rear yard for
the children's safety. Choice loca-
ton. Convenient to shopping and
bus service. Can't be beat ct
S13.750. Call JE. 10000.
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
LUXURIOUS
CONVENIENCE
AT REDUCED PRICE!

DAD, you won't have TO fight traf.
flc and stop lights getting to work
MOTHER, you won't have to run
taxi service for the kids! For tn.
utmost in Immaculate charm. COO
luxury and practical convenience
1-2-year-old ANTIQUE BRICK
SPLIT-LEVEL.
2-CENTRALLY AIR CoNDI.
TONED. plus private screened
s-FoUR BEDROOMS leach tax,
twin beds), with huge closets
and THREE BATHS.
spacious FOYER ENTRANCE
with DOUBLE STAIRCASE &C.
cess to living quarters.
b-IMMENSE PANELED FAMILY
ROOM with raised hearth fire
e-Tabie space in DE LUXE
"Gracious firsplsced living nm.
E0oRRMSlAL SEPARATE DIN.
SCAR BuLT-IN GARAGE.
(HaS Cadillac in II noW.)
9-WALKING DISTANCE to finest
public and parochial schools.
10-ONLY FEW MINUTES to PEN
tagon and D. C.
11-RAPID POSSESSION since re.
firing owner has bought an
other home out Of town. NOW
S41.950. Flexible financingI
PARKER
SMITH g. DONNELL
ia. 7.6161. Realtors. ia. 7-SS17
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ANNANDAIE AREA

3-bedrm. all-briek ram
bier on h-aere lot with many
trees. Features ga baths, screened
porch, carport, 2 fireplaces, full
basement with 24x27 rec. rm., ex-
pandable to 4 bedrms. and 3 full
baths, sliding glass doors to patio.
Located on quiet eul-de-sac.. Cow.
to Pentagon, Cameron Station OF
d. C. Walk to jr. high school.
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Mrs. VIM. H. Laughlin

REALToR Mclean. VA.
LAKE BANCROFT, 1922 Cavalier
corridor-By OWNER. Vacant
Must sell. All-brick 4 bedrms., and
maids rm. or study, 3 baths, hot
water heat, central air cond., liv
rm. with firepl.. din. rm,, kit, 30
rm. with firepi.. utility rm.,
Georgetown type garden with patio
and swimming pool, and garage.
Conven. to Pentagon, Navy and
State Depts. Price only S43 500.
Call KE. 10000 or 256-9344.
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FALLS CHURCH-Immaculate g.
bedroom rambler with separate
dining room, equipped kitchen.
spacious living room. all on an
attractive A-aere lot. S13,950.
FHA-VA or assume the present
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OPEN Q 10 oO

ANNANDALE-As HANDSOME AS
THE DAY IS LoNGl This 3-bed-
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

Grand parents NJ. and Mrs
John Long.
Mir. AMI Mrs. 5,rrv CarliSl,.
Visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy
Carlisle of Ash Sunday.
MIR and Mrs.. Bobby Eutl,r
Snd son of Rock lin AMI Nj.
Int Mrs. Fred Baucum nf
WadcSboro spent Friday niph;
nd Saturday t, The home of
MI. and Mrs. &. W. Tndd.
Visiting MIS-. Ad. Long dur
unP thc weekend wcr.--MrS.
sylvan Mckee II Whi'cvilic
Brenda aud Joan Baucum o.
W"u,S1".u. M. RANDOLPH
Carmichael al Rocky Mount
an Mr.. and Mr.. George D,v-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

Dan HunSon at lrun Hill.
Mrs. Blanche 8loodgood O.
Wilmington visited her sister,
here recently.
Mrs. h. l.. Armstrong, j..
Ned and Susan have returnel
h"n:e after an extended visi.
with her parents nir. and Mrs
X +. Butler II Knoxville.
Tenn.
G.. G.. and Anne Pearlc Car
hslc visited Earl Fowler. koy
huSS and k@ni.rsh Osborn.
VIII" were patients al Myrti..
feach Hospital. SATURDAY..
Night.
Mark Stephen "r Clar.ndo,.
>p,nt Last Tue lay with his
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

ed to her HON. "Wednesday
from Columbus County uoSpi-
t;.l.
I'm am impressive ceremony
rendered by Rev. f. l.. Arm
str"hs. Jr., leon Devon
v'ush'' son Z: Mrs. lIuyt
'""Shi' Frankie. Dale Gore II,
-'i. al Nh. and Mrs. Franklin
o"it Gore, AMI Nancy Ann,
faitiHN daughter Of MIR. AMI
yrs. Wade Fairfax were ch,is-
i",'r" SUNDAY Morning priu,
90 the Worship service.
M: and Mrs. e. W. Todd,
n ." and KIM and Tercs:,
S.. o." Janus were Sunday lunch
~" quests ii MIR. and Mr.,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

son 0f TnhorC.
A.. .uL M. .,Ia G.Is q
!."riS and M. =. Il NJ. Coy
W-vt, Linda an" Jc"ry visited
Er. IA! MI. Perry Ga. Isle
Sunday.
MIlzir Tnhd n Mnllir Spcn'
trIday night wi:n Teresa Cur
GJntIS
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scu!tv.
Mary Gayle, Saudra and Ju
Ann on High Point. Mrs. Grr-
,iudc Huf,ord end SON Gcurgr
-; Atlanta. Georgia, Mr.. ana
Mrs. CarNcr Be, and Mrs.
Carson Cox at Tabor City unG
MI. and Mrs. l.uNd Hardic az
l"'lS were ~ ''.u" Mi. anc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18
Mrs. d. d. Cox recently.

Mrs d. d. Cox iecently.
Mas. Myrtle Long and Anne
and Mrs. Susan Gore of Iron
liili were visiting Mrs. Mary
Carlisle Saturday Mrs. Pate
and Sammy were visiting them
Friday Night.
Mr.. and Mrs. lloyd liinSon.
Ronald and Elaine, Ben Hunt
and Barry Todd we're Sunday
elmer guests %. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Mcpherson and family
al Bcavcrdam.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

Mr. and Mrs William Thomp- Mrs Simon Hcrrin.
son and their Dennis Myrtle visited their
ooidsioro have visited Mrs daughter family Mrs
lhompsons parents Mr. andSadie Hinson weeks
Mrs. Clifton Jones' apo
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-18

Mr.. Bruce Powell. Jr.. has
returned from business trip
to Rocky Mount.
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FARM AND GARDEN

BLUEGRASS SOD DELIVERED =
You lay II and save. GREENWICH
FARMS. Phone LII. o-4QSO