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Evening star., 1962-01-30

cells wife, a bit before the
Vice President appeared with
Judge Purcell, who was
elected from former Repre-
sentative Frank Ikard's dis
trict. Mrs. johnson was wear
ing a simple blue navy silk
sheath, and Mrs. Purcell was
wearing a black silk suit. The
Vice President wore a very
handsome gray suit which he
said was California, think.
1t isn't London or Paris"
Mrs. Thompson wore a
beautifully beaded and Sc
quinned sheath in tones of
green, yellow and gold, and
with it green orchid. Mrs.
Romulo wore one of the love-
ly ternos of The Philippines,
in tones of green, with a white
orchid. 1T looks like the
fronds of a palm leaf" re-
marked George Williams as
he looked at pretty Virginia
Romulo's dress.
Representative Paul Rogers
Of Florida appeared on the
scene not too long off the
Presidential plane, as he &C
companied the President to
Palm Beach CPaul's DISTRICT
and back. HE asked me at
the Congressional meeting at
the White House recently if
would like to go with him."
said the Congressman from
Palm Beach. Princess Radzi-
will was among the passen-
gers on the plane coming
back, and Angler Biddle Duke
(going down to make ar
rangements for King Saud's
visit to Washington) was on
the plane going down.
Real Beef
You never know what will
happen at a Washington
party. Some guests were
startled to find Representa-
tive Jim Fulton of Pennsyl-
vania waiting at the foot of
the marquee, distributing
choice cuts of beef from his
farm in Pennsylvania. One
of the Embassy Rows most
popular couples, Finland's
Patricia and Dick Seppala,
Evening star., 1962-01-30

found themselves the some
what confused recipients Of
a shoulder roast, while other
guests found they inherited
a rump roast or ribs of beef.
I'm taking this IN to the
Thompsons", said Represent
ative Fulton, as he went up
the steps clutching a choice
cut of beef in his hand. If
anybody thought it was taking
Goals to Newcastle, they dida't
mention it, since Texas pro-
duces some of our finest beef.
Representative Fulton's beef
was not only wrapped, but
properly labeled on the out
side, so that recipients knew
exactly what they were get
ting, and nobody could con-
fuse his shoulder with some
body else'S ribs.
Speaker of the House and
Mrs. Mccormack were among
the earliest arrivals. Mrs.
Mccormack making one of
her rare appearances on the
Washington social scene. Also
there were the House whip"
and Mrs. Hale Boggs; Repre-
sentative William Hull of
Missouri; the entire Texas
delegation; Senator and Mrs.
John Sparkman; Mrs. Anna
Mackay down from New York,
with emeralds, but not her
famous big emerald necklace
(the largest in the world.
While a silver framed por-
trait of the President sat
upon a small table, inscribed
to CLARK and Libby
Thompson in the highest
esteem and with warm per-
sonal regards" guests chat
ted in the rooms throughout
the house.
Former Italian Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. RoSso were
there, as were the Conger
Pratts, with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hutton of Cincinnati;
Mrs. James Lawrence Hough-
telling was seen chatting in
the inner drawing room,
along with Pakistan Ambas-
sador and Begun Aziz All
med; Austrian Ambassador
Platter, who said his wife
was skiing at Lech; and Bel
gian Ambassador Scheyven,
whose wife joined him later.
Scandinavia was we'll rep
Evening star., 1962-01-30

upon the heels of tributes
from the executive and legiS-
lative branches of the United
States Government to one
of the most popular ambas-
sadors ever to be assigned to
Washington.
On January Is, the AmbaS-
sador received a beautifully
written letter from President
Kennedy stating that he could
not permit Gen. Romulo to
leave the country without
letting him know in what
esteem he was held by the
United States. And today he
saw the President at the
White House.
At his own farewell re-
ception, Vice President john
son gave him a chain and
key to the country, stating:
I'VE hope that you will come
back many times, and you
can come back either through
the front door or the back
door" Both Senate Majority
Leader Mike Mansfield and
Speaker Mccormack have
paid tribute to him on the
floor of the Senate and
House.
If these tributes from the
three branches of the United
States Government would
seem enough to make the
Ambassadors cup runneth
over, there still came an
other invitation for one of
the big moments in the life
of any hero-an invitation
from Mayor Robert F. Wag-
ner of New York for a ticker
tape parade on February 7.
Last night, the Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Romulo were
honored again at a large re-
ception for hundreds, given
by Texas Representative and
Mrs. Clark Thompson of
Galveston.
A guest at the reception
took note of his honors. You
have been honored by the
executive, legislative and
judicial branches of the
United States Government,
you have received the Pulitz-
er prize, been President Of
Evening star., 1962-01-30
THE DEPARTING AMBASSADOR
All Things In His Time

the U. N. General Assembly,
Ambassador to the United
States, war hero, journalist,
orator, author you are
going to be honored by the
city Of New York, and now
you are being honored by the
great State of Texas :"
"You mean the Republic of
Texas" said the Ambassador
with his infectious grin, re-
lying upon his vast knowledge
of United States history.
The 6-to-8 reception at the
Thompsons' lovely Georgian
house on Massachusetts ave-
nue. was another in the long
line Of events honoring AM
basador and Mrs. Romulo,
who were also guests of honor
at a dinner which Mrs. Rob-
ert Mccormick gave in their
honor on Saturday at the
1925 F Street Club.
In the Future
Coming up on the calendar
Is a luncheon which the Com
missioner of Commerce and
Public Events of New York
will give in the generals hon.
or on February 6 at the Wal
dorf-AStoria, where the Rom
ulos maintain an apartment
in the Towers. The following
day, Mayor Wagner will give
a luncheon after the ticker
tape parade, and present the
Ambassador with the highest
decoration the city can give,
the Medal of the City of New
York. The luncheon will also
be at the Waldorf Astoria.
Representative and Mrs.
Thompson and the Romulos
are longtime friends. II have
a special place in my heart
for Texas" said the general.
1T was Mr.. Sam who took me
under his wing and taught me
parliamentary procedure" he
said. "And I have known
Clark since 1882"
The Vice President and
Mrs. johnson came to the
Thompsons' party separately.
Mrs. johnson arrived with
her house guest, newly elected
Representative Graham Pur-
Evening star., 1962-01-30
BY LEE WALSH
Sta- Staff Writer

The Supreme Court met in
a historic session yesterday,
and handed down a decision
without a single dissenting
vote. 1t was all in honor of a
highly popular and respected
man, the departing Ambas-
sador from The Philippines,
Gen. Carlos P. Romulo.
Chief Justice Earl Warren
and the entire membership of
the Court entertained at
luncheon in the Supreme
Court in honor of Gen.
Romulo, the first luncheon
ever given by the Court in
honor of a departing Ambas-
Sador.
1--WE want to assure you of
our friendship" said the
Chief Justice. I'VE have long
admired your work, we want
you to come back often and
we want you to know that
you have friends who believe
in you," he said as he pre-
sented tht dynamic general
a group photo of the Court,
with his autograph and those
of Justices Black, Frankfurt
ter, Douglas, Clark, Harlan,
Brennan, Whittaker and
Stewart. Also present at the
luncheon and autographing
the photograph were retired
Justices Reed and Burton.
"NO Better Friend"
Gen. Romulo. known for
his wit and oratory par ex-
cellence yesterday a news
man paid him this compli-
ment:: "He is one of the great
orators of our time") was
quick upon his feet, as always,
in answer to this unprece-
dented tribute.
Il want to thank you for
this unanimous decision with
out a single dissenting vote"
he said as he accepted the
group picture with its salute:
For Gen. Carlos P. Romulo,
than whom the United States
has no better friend"
This judicial tribute came
Evening star., 1962-01-30
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add the natural protec-
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more all-around nutri.
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milk, bread, fruits,
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. kreisehmer Wheat Germ
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ssrminoiins heart-of the
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used in boxing and brsod-
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SWhy not odd this nutri-
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Sugar n Honey, in
vacuum-sealed jars in
the cereal section at
your food store.
Evening star., 1962-01-30

Delegate. Archbishop Egidio
Vagnozzi.
Even as Washington parties
go, it was quite a party.
Evening star., 1962-01-30
Fades age spots on hands
Helps enlarged pores
Often a mans
first "oId age mark"

Open enlarged pores may cause
your complexion to look rough,
and unclean. Regular use of
Esoterica helps shrink the OPEN
ing TO smooth out receSses.
Here's a tip for men: Use
ESoterica daily. Leaves skin sup
pie, clean and clear. Its delicate
fragrance soon disappears, yet,
the beneficial result is long-Iast-
ing because Esoterica works
under the skin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11
.Sandra Shelley
WedS In Florida

SaHdra Gale Shelley. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Winston
Shelley, of Plymouth, Ella. and
formerly of Tabor City, became
the bride of Lance Andrews
Yates in ceremony at the
plymouth Baptist hurch
March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Yates
OF Orlando. Fla, are the par
ents of the groom.
Sara 10 Smith was maid of
honor and Darwin Lloyd sery-
ed as best man.
The bride wore a short gown
Of white Chantilly lace over
blue tafefta, with. fitted bodice
and bell skirt. Her shoulder
length veil Of Illusion fell from
seed pear crown, and she
carried q white Bible centered
with a white orchid.
Following q reception at the
church. the newlyweds left for
q wedding trip to Jacksonville.
They will make their home
In Greenville. S. c.. where the
bridegroom Is stationed with
the U. s. Air Force.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11

Democratic Women of CO.
lumbus County met Tuesday
evening i'm Whi;eville at the
Courthouse Annex Auditorium
and elected the following Of
ficers of the organization: Mrs.
Graham Walton, President:
Mrs. Sammy Koonce of Chad
bourn, Vice-President; Mrs.
George Rogers, Jr., Whiteville,
Recording Secretary; Mrs.
James Rodenborn, Lake Wac
camaw, Corresponding Secret
airy; and Mrs. Walter Yarus,
Whiteville, Treasurer.
Preceding the election of Of
fcers the group adopted the
Constitution and Bylaws for
the organization and Charter
Members present signed the
Constitution.
Mrs. Lolly Johnson, Vice
Chairman Of the County Dem
ocratic Executive Committee,
Installed the newly elected OF
fIcerS.
Plans were made for a Spec.
10! Democratic Rally which
will be held, Tuesday, NAV
lst at 800 p. IN. at the County
Courthouse. The Rally Spons-
ored by the Democratic Wom-
en- of Columbus County will
be an open meeting" and al!
Democrats of the County will
bt invited to attend. Bert l..
Bennett. Chairman Of the State
Democratic Executive Com
mittee will speak and other
Party Leaders and Officials
from the State and County
levels will be on the program.
A special committee with
Mrs. Betty Nelson of LAX
Waccamaw as Chairman wac
appointed to plan for the Reg
ictration and Voting Drive in
Which the Democratic Wom-
ems group will participate in
cooperation with the massive
drive planned by the State
VIII be on contracting new vot-
ers and new rSid Seneetl IL
efS ana new residents eligible
&c register and vote, both be-
lore the May Goth primaries
and the November Elections
Mrs. Walton, president, out
llhed the provisions concern
ing the precinct and County
leVelS IN the Revised plan OF
Organization of the Democr,-
NC Party of North Carolina "
she stressed the importance of
voters of each precinct attend
lnG their Precinct Meetinus
which will be held at each
polling place (unless other
wise pubiiciZed al noon ON
Saturday, May 5th. AT this
precinct meeting voters will
elect five members 10 the Pre-
cinct Committee. The Chair
man and Vice-Chairman serve
on the County Executive Conn
"h''ee ana represent their Pre-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11


and Of the United States; to
preserve an environment, eco
nomically and socially, where
in every individual man may
attempt to fulfill his desires
and dreams. Aspirations which
ere destroyed by collectivism
have no opportunity for full
fillment
~ pledge to work for Indiv-
idual liberty for the individu-
al citizen; to do this, cannot
and will not promise special
benefits to special groups"
In announcing for the posi-
ton, Stocks continued:
II believe the following TO
be sound principles of personal
conduct, and even more sound
when applied to government.
l shall employ them as basics
Ill my code of conduct in
reaching legislative decisions il
the voters see fit to break with
tradition and elect me in No
Sember to the House of Repre-
sentatives.
u You cannot strengthen
the weak by weakening the
strong.
p You cannot bring about
prosperity by discouraging
thrift.
81 You cannot help the wage
Garner by pulling down the
man who pays the wages.
- You cannot further the
brotherhood of man by en-
coIragins class hatred.
81 You cannot establish
sound security on borrowed
money. \ ! g.
g. You cannot help the; poor
by discouraging the wealthy. .
y You cannot keep out OF
trouble by spending more than
you earn.
!. 81 You cannot build charact-
er and courage by taking away
Z mans initiative and indie
pendence.
81 Above all, you cannot
help man permanently by do.
ing for him what ne could and
should do for himself"
Stocks then pledged to work
for repeal Of the sales tax on
food items as he said:
In my opinion, it is an un-
fair tax which is forced upon
the people against their will
by a power-mad governor and
legislature
Il believe in states rights
and ! also believe in the re-
sponSibilities Of the state to-
ward its citizens. II in our
legislature we fail to act re-
sponsibly, Washington will act
in our stead. but not necessar-
lily in our interests.
II pledge support in behalf
OF the Kerr-Mills medical care
bill. and to the establishment
Of a permanent state commit
tee to maintain a check on
communist activities in our
schools and colleges. q steI
taken by other states"
Stocks is married to the for
mer Burline Suggs Of Old Dock
and the couple has three chill
cren, Donald, Gloria and Ron.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11

ME, all Of whom are in school.
Stocks attended the Guideway
and Tabor City schools prior
to attending Winston-Salem
Barber College in 1912.
Long active in church, civic,
professional and political af-
fairs, he has served as teacher,
assistant superintendent Of the
young adult department and
twice as president of the Sank
ey Robinson Sunday School
Class q the First Baptist
Church,
Stocks is a former member
of the Civilian and Rotary
clubs and is a 80 degree Ma
son.
Professionally he is active in
local, state, national and inter-
national barber affairs. A
member OF the Associated
Master BARRIERS of America, he
has served in numerous capac-
tiles in the organization on a
statewide level. He is at pres
ent under contract as a certi-
lied hair StyliSt to the Ameri-
can Hair DreSsers Association
oil New York City. Only seven
men in the United States hold
this distinction.
A Democrat until recently,
he co-mansged the campaign
III Columbus County of Mall
colin Seawell, then headed the
Gavin for Governor and the
nixon for President move
ments in 1860.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11
Circle Meets

The Leila Mcmillan Circle
of the Tabor City Baptist
Church met with Mrs. Jerry
Mills April S.
Mrs. c. G.. WCStmOrcland
chairman. read the devotion
and presided over the business.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Thompson taught
the m iSsio,n study book
"GlympseS OF Glory"
The hostess served coffee and
coffee rolls before the meet
ing. Five members were pres
ent and one new member. Mrs.
n. y. Wilson
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11

Il believe there is no such
thing as something for MOTH
ing and for me to promise a
special benefit 10 limited
few would be an out-and-out
violation Of the entire concept
of American liberty"
Stocks then stated:
My only pledge is to work
to uphold the constitutions OF
the State of North Carolina
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11

whom shall he q woman and
The other ~ whom shall be- a
nan. Previously only mao
could be elected Chairman,
with a woman serving as Vice
Chairman. AT least two of the
precinct committee shall be-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11

cnct voters. Undrr the Re
Nised plan of saniZation"
the precinct committee, com
posed of five members electo1
"n May 5th, shall elect from
the committee a Chairman
and Vice Chairman. one of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11

women and two men. and the
committee also elects one
member tn serve as Secretary
Treasurer. II is provided that
the Chairman and Vice Chair
nan shall not be from the
same immediate family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11

Mrs. Mollie Stanley who has
been a patient in James Walk
Ell Memorial hospital in Will
nington for some time return
Cd home Monday and is re-
ported to be getting along fine.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11
Continued From Page ~

II announce for this import
ant position in state govern
ment with a strong feeling that
real, two-party system is
needed in Columbus County
and throughout all of North
Carolina. If elected, / vow be-
fore God to work for no speci-
al interest for any selective
group.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

to rehabilitation of ex-convicts. Keir
Dullea. Larry Gates, others.
G-E True 20 pm, WTOP-9).
How an off-duty policeman cornered
and held five wanted men at gun
point.
Voice of FirestOne 90 pm,
WMAL-D. Baritone Theodor Upp-
man, soprano Heidi Krall, and
chanteuSe Genevieve.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
And Next Sunday

The league champs meet in the
fourth World Series game today to
highlight the TV schedules for SUM-
day, october z. (ThiS list compiled
from available information)
Baseball CTentative time, las pm,
New York;. Fourth game of the
World Series. Played in American
League park.
Football $3.50 pm, WMAL-D.
Buffalo at Houston.
Twentieth Century (6 pm, WTOP-
81. Pollsters and Politics.
Walt Disney's World (7:3O pm,
WRC-4). Escapade in Florence-part
II.
Sunday Night Movie g pm,
WMAL-D. Don Murray in THE
Hoodlum Priest" a first-rate movie
about a Jesuit who devotes his life
The Sunday StOr TV Musozine. Va
The Arizona post., 1962-03-30

will be coming to Tucson to
show their new creations at
both Cele Peterson stores.
Stan Sherman, designer for
Charles Cooper will be show
ing Monday downtown and
Tuesday at the Ell Con. He
will be followed by d'Crenza
of Beverly Hills on Wednes-
day and. Thursday.
Then comes Kay O'Neal of
Falker Ribbon Knits, Bill
Travilla, who designs for
Loretta Young, Peggy Hunt
and Sylvano de Roma.
The Bonnie Cashin collec-
ton will be shown all week
and there are hopes that Miss
Cashin will get here for the
show.
The new Ell Con store has
been decorated with the
Spanish Conquistadores in
mind. There are large repro
ductions of old Spanish maps
and territorial maps decorat-
ing the walls and much of
the display furniture was
hand carved by Betty HAHN
in the old Spanish tradition.
The archetect was Jim
Ware with decorative touches
by Sandy Rosenthal.
Another unique feature of
The Arizona post., 1962-03-30

the Cele Peterson Store is
Cele Peterson's Stairway of
Beauty by Billie Beaudry. A
carpeted stairway in the rear
of the store leads up to a
beauty salon which is mod
ern in every detail.
Mrs. Beaudry has brought
in several top hair stylists
to the new shop. Joyce Null
key is the style and color di-
rector. She has won many
trophies for styling and hair
cutting. Miss Mulkey is a
Virginia Farrell graduate,
and has written articles in
national magazines and has
done communicating on hair
styles for television and
radio.
Another trophy winner for
hair styling is Alan Krieger.
Mr.. Krieger graduated from
Midwest Beauty Academy in
Lincoln, Nebraska and has
studied under Luella Bailey,
former national styles direc-
tor, Conner and Doran and
Vernon Isabel to name a few.
Before coming to Stairway to
Fashion, Mr.. Krieger was
with the Antoine Salons.
Also on the staff is
Thomas Ventura, from Pitts
burg, Pa. Mr.. Ventura has
done much study in color and
had worked at the Shady
Side Village Beauty Salon in
Pa.
Dorothy O'Connor is in
charge of the manicuriSts
and is known for her pedi-
cures, facials, oil treatments.
Miss O'Connor has had %
years in the business.
The Arizona post., 1962-03-30
Israel Libel
Law Attacked

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - A
Ministerial Committee was
authorized by Israels Cabi-
net here to reconsider the
proposed legislation concern
ing a much-criticized libel
law which is expected to
come up for discussion by
the KneSSet (Parliament
after the coming Passover
recess.
Minister of Justice Dov
Joseph reported to the Cabi-
net about the various criti-
cisms leveled against the pro-
posed libel and SANDER legiS-
lation. Several members of
the Cabinet proposed some
amendments to the Govern
ment bill, and an altered
draft is expected to be ready
before the KneSSet takes up
the measure.
The Arizona post., 1962-03-30
JTA Selects
New Directors

NEW YORK, (JTA) -
Organization of a new Board
of Directors of the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency repre-
sentative of the American
Jewish community, was an
nounced this week by Flea
Ear Lipsky, President of the
service. The board will con-
troll and direct the entire
JTA operation throughout
the world.
Mr.. LipSky said the 25 men
and women elected to the
board would serve in their
individual capacities as rep
resentativeS of all elements
of the American Jewish Com
munity and the press. Addi-
tional members will be elect
ed, he said, to expand the
boards representative char
acter. He noted that the new
board included four members
prominent in the publishing
field.
The Arizona post., 1962-03-30

only to individual travellers
and their families, and not
organized groups, is the re-
suit of efforts by the Israel
Government Tourist Corpora
ton in cooperation with the
Bank Leumi LISrael.
The Arizona post., 1962-03-30
Bonds Accepted From Tourists

TEL AVIV-Travel agents
may now accept State of Is
rael bonds from their clients
IN payment for land arrange
ments while in Israel it was
announced today.
The program, applicable
The Arizona post., 1962-03-30
CeIe Peterson Opens
Stunning New Shop

Cele Peterson has announced the opening of her
shop in the Ell Con Shopping Center and with opening
has started promotion showing the brave
of fashion,.
During the next twoweeks world-renowned designers
The Lincoln times., 1962-09-06

Each Day Sales Will Be TotoIed and Displayed On
Boord In Our Store . At The End Of Sale Eoch
Days Sales Will Be TotoIed Then Divided BY 49,. The
Closest Day To The Average Will Be FREE DAY!
The Lincoln times., 1962-09-06

All Purchases Will Be Paid For BY Roger Furniture Co.
Come In Each Day and Buy. Buy!
With Each $500 or More Purchase 100 Green Stamps
FREE!
Arizona tribune., 1962-01-12

Evangelist C. Guidry, nation
ally travelled speaker and singer
Is conducting a revival at the
First Church of God in Christ,
18th St. and E. Madison.
Rev. Guidry, Of Oakland, CAL
ifornia, holds daily services with
special instructional period at
noon.
Last year his revival tour
carried into 80 states, including
Alaska. He is the regional pres
ident of the evangelistic board
of Washington, Oregon and Alas
ka. He serves as public rela-
tions director for the northern
c California area of the Church of
6 cd in Christ.