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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1962-04-05

lie ahead
And if am to be destroyed through some
miscalculation would prefer to be destroyed
while we are showing leadership in the search
for cooperative world than while sitting in
an illusory fortress blaming our opponents
for the lack of solution.
In moral issue. believe that every citi-
zen has not only the right but the response
bility to make his own feelings known and
felt p o., m
DR.. Spock has become sponsor of The
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1962-04-05
Dr.. Spock is worried.

Some citizens would leave all the think
ing to the government. They forget the cata-
strophic plumbers that governments have
made throughout history.
There are others who think that superior
ornaments will solve the problem. They
scorn those who believe in the strength of a
just cause. They have forgotten that frail
idealist in loin cloth compelled the British
to back out of India.
There are dangers in any course. would
rather we took small risks today if there is
hope of lessening the enormous risks which
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1962-04-05

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IF you would like to do still more, send a
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like this one all over the country. The
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Evening star., 1962-05-02

ioo06 Wool Pile Random Sheored,
Hi-Lo Loop seldom seen at q
low $751; 8 CoIors TO thrill the or
tist In you. IL and l5' widths.
Also, insseIIsd wsII-so-woII. isst s.9s
a "a, h. .1
Evening star., 1962-05-02
HospitoIAids
Indigents With
Memorial Gifts

Donations made in the
name Of deceased friends and
relatives are enabling the Al
exandria Hospital Board Of
Lady Managers to assist the
hospital in the cost Of, in
digent cares
A check for 1927 is the
largest single contribution
received to- date by the
boards memorial fund. Of
which Mrs. Alexander c.
Knight Is chairman. The
gifts are tax deductable.'
Expressions Of sympathy as
memorials TO, the loved ones
are being recorded perma-
nently by the board in a
handsome leather bound book
Of Remembrance. %
A days supply Of &anti-
biotics and enough digitalis
to last q heart patient for
several mouths are among
the drugs and dressings sup
piled INDECENT patients by the
special memorial fund.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Seven Beauties
ToContend
For Crown

Seven pretty candidates
will vie for the students vote
at the 42d annual Diplomats
Ball Of Georgetown Univer-
sity Friday night, one viii
walk off with the title Of
Queen. '..
The contenders for the
crown are the Misses Faye
Atkinson, Jacquelyn Harris,
Mary Lawless, Geraldine
Richards. My Luong Pham
Thi, Motria Voyevidka and
Carolyn Whitaker.
The ball. to be held in Nc
Donough Gymnasium, is
sponsored jointly by the Col
lege Of Arts and Sciences and
the School Of Foreign Service.
Members Of the Washing
ton diplomatic corps will at
tend.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Mrs. DeBoyIe
OfNicoroguo
IsHonored

Mrs. Henry DeBayle, wife
Of a prominent heart surgeon
of Nicaragua. was the guest
at a luncheon given yeSter-
day by Mrs. Katie Louchheim,
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Of State for Public Affairs, at
her home In Georgetown.
Active in the Nicaraguan
Red Cross, the visitor has
been consulting with Red
Cross officials in this country
and also is interested in the
work Of women's groups in
the field Of social welfare
and programs for young
people.
She has been the guest Of
Mrs. Sevilla-SacaSa, wife Of
the Ambassador Of Nicara-
qua during her stay here
ana the latLer aLCenoeo the
luncheon.
Guests also included Mrs.
E. Lee Ozbirn, president Of
the General Federation Of
women's Clubs, and Mrs. Abe
Fortas, q board member Of
the Georgetown Children's
House. t..-. ttesE .
Others were Mrs. Edward
GudemaI1, wife Of the Under
secretary Of Commerce; Mrs.
John Paul yelling Of Chi
cago, Mrs. Philip Cox and
Mrs. Paul Sitton, daughter Of
the hostess.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Ballet School Sets
Benefit Flea Circus

The Jones-Heywood School
Of Ballet "a non-profit or
gapization) win hold a Flea
Circus" on Saturday. May 18,
for the benefit Of the schol-
arship fund.
Those who would like to
donate costume jewelry, chii-
dren's toys and all kinds Of
books should call the studio
for pickup arrangements.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

Wm E Miers eliminates the RISK in Carpet buyne with
the finest names in Broodoom Come QUALITY from the
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and many Names you've known for many years for quo
y carpet last for years. Come W E. MIes where the
selection includes 4l magnificent and 1854 luscious
coors suit your toste pompe your purse Perfectly
Evening star., 1962-05-02

lovely selections at every price range from $588 to $2895
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who toke pride Job we'll DONE Rother rare, these doyJ
Only the dependable Roberts" Tocess method is used Only
heavy duty 40 waffle cushion rubber topped cushion
used Come the textures you like the coors you like by
the finest Mills hi the land ot the prices you like po
Evening star., 1962-05-02
MosIond
1000 WOOL
TWEED PILE
5'e'ss' q =.

Even the beginners budget con of
ford loo9O Wool Pile like this.
Choose from luscious coIors. Just
$5.s8 square yord. Just 7,ss Q -.
yd. instoIIsd wuII-tO-woIl ever 40 OE.
w0ffIe or FubbsFixed cushion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-10
Baptist Are
Launching New
Insurance Co.

Led by the Rev. Jack l..
Falls, pastor of the Providence
Baptist church. Southwest Of
Hickory, a large number of
Baptist ministers and lay lead
ers throughout North Carolina
plan to launch new life in
surancc company with head
quarters in Hickory.
Although the ambitious plans
OF the organizers are intended
primarily to serve members of
The Baptist denomination in
inns State at the outset, there
+ to be no official connection
with the Baptist organization.
The announcement came
nom the temporary offices of
the organizing group of the
new company in Hotel Hic-
Eory, of which Rev. Mr.. Falls
and his associates are in charge.
The local minister is slated I.
serve as president of the con-
Germ, with the Rev. William
4. Eaton, pastor of Flat Rock
Baptist church of Mt. Airy, as
vicc-prCSidcnt.
Besides these two officers.
the initial executive committee
will consist of DR.. Wayne F.
boylcS, of Hickory; DIR. Forrest
f. Peeler of Maiden, and Mayor
Crawford Melton of Glen AL
pine.
A proposed honorary board
OF directors would include sew
eral Baptist ministers either 10
Gated in the Hickory area or
well known here. These include
DR.. Perry Crouch, Hickory
native who is pastor of Ashc-
vIlle's First Baptist church;
the Rev. Fritz Hcmphill. a for
mer Hickory pastor who is
now director of Fruitland Bap-
list Bible Institute; Dr. Eudd
:. smith, President Of Wingats
College; DR.. Richard K. Young,
Of Baptist Hospital in Winston
Salem; and Rev. Dennis Hocka-
day, pastor of the First Baptist
church Of Durham.
Baptists To Control
According to present plans,
BaptistS will own controIIins
stock in the new company, al
though shares may be owned
by certain qualified persons if
they are residents Of North
Carolina. Maximum ownership
al the outSctS will be limited
tc 100 shares per person with
smaller investments being en-
courasd in order to give an
opportunity to as many quail
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-10
Barbara ]. Sbitnsa,.

Barbara Jean Shipman
three-month-old daughter M
Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth Shinman
OF Whiteville, died Saturday a,
Dosher Memorial Hospital in
Southport.
Final rites were held SUNDAY
at 3 p. m. at the graveside in
Columbus Memorial Park !,
Whitcvillc by the Rev. Thomas
c. Faircloth.
Survivors, besides the mar
ents, are two brothers, Donald
Gilbert and Michael Raw Shin
man both of the home; a sister.
Carolyn Ann Shipman, also of
the home: the paternal grand
mother, Mrs. Cordie Shipman
If Hallsboro and the maternal
grandmother, Mrs. ThcIma
Russell of Southport.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-10

day wednesday, from the
chapel OF Inman Funeral Home
Uliiciatlng were Elders Lane
tiorne and Frank Keaton. Bur
iai followed in Forest Lawn
cemetery. He died early Tues
Gay morning.
ne Is survived by his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardne,
MOTIFS of Route /, Tabor City
MS wife, Mrs. Alice Ware
norris of Milwaukee. Wiscon-
SIN; two daughters. Dianne AND
heth Norris of Milwaukee ano
= half brother, Dave Moore OF
Whiteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-10
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA

SoAoNkxBOc II
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Carl William HarrelSon
Keturah Harrclson
TAKE NOTICE THAT.
A plea ing seek Hg reliet
against you has been filed il
the above entitled action.
The notice of the relief
sought i rs follows:
For an absolute divorce from
the bonds of matrimony hereto
fore existing on the grounds of
two years separation.
You are rcqlrrcc To make
defense to such pleading not
later than November 80, 1862,
and upon failure to do so the
party seeking service against
you will apply to the Court for
the relief sought.
This the 9 day of October.
1862.
jewel Donivant
Asst. Clerk of Sup
crior Court of
Columbus County
d. +. McGousan, Jr.
Atty.
Oct.l0.17,24,3I
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-10

fled ptrssns - Dos6ae he
mnouncemenf states.
The Rev. Mr.. Fails and his
associates have laid most of
the groundwork and say they
hope to obtain a Charter ana
license before October is.
1--WE plan to insure anyone
approved by the medical ex-
aminer," says Rev. Mr.. FANS.
Our interest in establishing
the firm along denominational
lines is only in matters Of own
ership and control. We will not
discriminate in serving approx
CO clients"
Although the proposed in
Surance company is planned AS
a means of investment for
North Carolina Baptists. il has
40 official connection with the
Baptist State Convention or
any church or agency of the
convention. Plans are, how
ever, to make available policy
contracts having as beneficiary
any college, hospital. children'S
Zone, or any other institution
or agency of the convention as
we'll as other types of policies
normally offered by other in
Surap"" compnnieS.
Church Loans Planned
Churcn loan funds particu-
lSrly for building of new
churches are to be developed
as rapidly as possible, accord
ing to Rev. Eaton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-10
CARD OF THANKS

we express our deepest APP
rreciation toward friends and
nelghborS who expressed their
sympathy in So many ways
curing the passing of our low
ca one. Mrs. Ruby Fowler.
Many, many thanks to all.
The family
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-10
BENJAMIN NORRIS

Funeral services for Ben
jamm Franklin (Bcnnie) Nor
ne age 20. of Route l. Tabor
City were held at 3 d. m ia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09
A Fair Solution
From the Chattanooga News.Free Press,

AS conflict is conferred around issues involving
tne state OF Mississippi, is there no sound. fair
JUST solution which could merit the support Of
men OF good will on all sides of this question and
orlng unity and clarity and uphold the processes
OF constitutional government?
we Deleve such solution is available Tn
honesty, however we must say that we doubt If
VIII De accepted by those who are seeking to use
cehtfaIzeo power to overcome the Constitution
lhere is no satisfactory answer in the Use of
force to violate states rights reserved by the
constitution OF the United States There is enough
force centered IN Washington to crush Mississippi
us governor. its people. But that will be no ac
ceptable solution
AND though constitutional right is on the side of
the Mlssisslppians-th being no law enacted
py congress or provision in the Constitution to
JUSTLY Wnat the Federal Government is doing in
the current dlspute-we must Realistically say
tlaI we cannot expect those in Federal power to
allow solution on Mississippis terms
what, then. Is an alternative that would wash
away all shadow of doubt about illegaty and
uhconsututonality? What course could be ADOPT
Gu mat would let those who honestly and sincere
~ believe In the Federal Governments position
De assured that fair play had prevailed? What
plan could be used that would provide beyond
doubt a constitutional answer that Mississippi
could in good faith accept?
There is only one way that we can conceive
That all the questions can be legally resolved in
true justice. This is it:
The Constitution clearly does not provide for the
Federal Government to intervene in educational
matterS, these being left to the states and to the
people Yet the Federal Government seeks to
intervene. So let us answer this question by con-
stltuuonal means. Let those who uphold the Fed
eral position propose an amendment to the Con-
stltution of the United States to allow-withont
shadow OF doubt Federal action in this field in
the manner being attempted in Mississippi.
The Constitution defines the way amendment
may be effected two-thirds vote for such an
amendment in the House of Representatives and
tWo-tMrds vote for it in the Senate would be the
first steps Then ratification of the proposed
amendment would have to be given by three
fourths of the states for it to become a part of
the Constitution.
We do not believe such an amendment would
pe wise-but if it were legally adopted as part
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09
v. .. wo.!1,.,ea

"The danger which world
Communism presents to the free
nations has not abated, If any
thing, it has increased"
So says FBI Director j. Edgar
Hoover in his new books "A
Study Of Communism" which is
being published today by Holt,
Rinehart, and Winston.
HAVING MADE that declara-
ton in his foreword. Director
Hoover proceeds to document
his charge in 200 pages of
clearly-written and logically-pre-
scented facts. This Study of
Communism is not any hys-
terical collection of accusations.
It is a reasoned statement of the
history, growth and significance
Of international Communism.
Thee concluding section Of the
book is turned over to an item
lied listing of the basic con-
trasts between Communism -
and freedom" as Hoover pre-
fers to distinguish the two. Here
are three brief examples Of the
contrasts he cites:
Under Economy Commun-
ism: 1.-The economy is totally
planned, directed, and controlled
by the state" Freedom: "Our
free-enterprise economy is based
on competition"
Under elections ConAnun-
ism: The outcome of an cleo
ton is predetermined since only
the Communist party candidates
appear on the ballot" Free
dom: "There is no predeter-
mined outcome to an election,
for the result rests on the free
choice made by the voters"
Under Employment Com
munism: "The worker is re-
stricted to his work by vari-
Gus governmental regulations,
among which are the labor book
and the in ternal passport. =
Freedom: THE worker is free
to choose his own occupation.
BUT THERE IS a deeper con-
tent to the book-an exposition
Of basic Communist concepts.
Herein lies one of its major
contributions to an understand
ing of Communism. The would
be student who goes to primary
sources generally finds complete
Illustration and beWilderment in
seeking to wade through the
Word-jungle Of Communist Sc
nantes.
Marx, Engels. Lenin, Stain.
Khrushchev and Mao Tse-tung-
and all the other patron saints
Of Con1munism-write in terms
which are almost Incompetent
sible to the average American.
All the way from Marks die
tatorship of the proletariat" to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09

OF the Constitution, it would be upheld as .the
law OF the land" which it would legally be
II, however proponent of such an amendment
should be unable to gain two-thirds approval by
House and Senate and ratification by three-fcur-
tbs OF the states, then the voice of the American
people would have spoken and harassment and
aggression such as has been resorted to should
be dropped forever
While the legal procedure necessary for proper
amendment Of the Constitution was carried on
cooling off period would be provided
This is the way-the only just and constitutional
Way-thls issue may be decided. And we are
sure II this course were adopted men of good
will on all sides of the question would accept
the result and constitutional government in
America would be preserved
AS noted in the beginning we do not believe
this constitutional approach will be followed for
there are some who are not interested in cen
stltutlonal government and good will and are
unwilling to take their chances through demo-
cratic processes preferrng to use the centralized
force at their command to impose dictatior with
out regard for the Constitution
Though there is little chance of adoption of this
constitutional approach now, Americans of all
points of view should be informed that there is a
constitutional anSWer-if we would only use it
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09

must be made for Interruptions
in the growth trend due to re-
backs. Most growth companies
pillow back a substantial part of
each years earnings. This builds
up future earning power and al
lows for internal financing of fu-
ture expansion.
personally pay close atten-
ton to companies which are
strong on research and develop
ment work. This is an indispan-
sable key to continued growth
and a bull wark of defense
against competition. 1 also try
to select companies which have
the inside track. in terms
of patent rights, trademarks
mineral rights and reserves.
and location.
Importance of Timing
During the recent market
slump, the so-called growth is
sues took a fearsome pounding
This emphasizes the need to be
patient for worthwhile buying
POINTS, as well as to be patient
for the growth to occur. At this
juncture, good deal of the
froth has been taken off the
price of stocks. While some fur
Their decline may occur, - bar
ring Cuba. an increasing num-
Der OF growth issues are becom-
ing more realistically priced.
I should not mention specific
stock buys" in this column.
Readers, however, could start
their search for growth stocks
amongst the natural gas, life in,
surance, utilities serving grow
ing regions, and office equip
ment fields. Some of the shaken
down drug. chemical, and text
book publishing stocks are also
b nj n g ! y more attractive
priced.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09
Textbook For Americans

Khrushchev's peaceful coexist-
ence," Communist literature is
filled with verbiage which con-
ceals more than it discloses.
DIRECTOR HOOVER, how
ever, has cut through that un-
derbrush, and cleared path
which can be followed by any
one who is prepared to move
slowly along the way. Hoover's
chapter on Basic Communist
Concepts" is itself a bit difficult
in spots, but 1t is so much
clearer than anything else avail
able that it stands out in what
could be called elative sinplici-
ty.
Hoover also performs a most
useful service by puncturing the
numerous myths built up about
Communism. He peels away the
veneer with which Communists
have sought to cover their false
predictions and physical errors.
Americans will find especial
interest and concern, in those
chapters devoted to Communism
in the United StateS-the nation
which the Communists have
branded as "the main economic,
financial and military force of
modern imperialism"
Quoting from the Communists
own words in their new mani
festo" of December 1860, Hoover
warns that a stepped-up often
sive is under way throughout
the world to spread Communist
influence.
HERE, FOR EXAMPLE, are
excerpts from the new Com
unist manifesto quoted by
Hoover:
1T is of the utmost impor-
lance that Communists should
extend their work in trade
unions and cooperatives, among
the peasantry, the youth, the
women, in sports organizations,
and the unorganized sections of
the population There are
new opportunities now to draw
the younger generation into the
struggle for peace and democ-
racy. and for the great ideals of
Communism
The Hoover book contains am
pie evidence, in the Commun-
lists own words, Of their unre-
lenting determination to domi-
nate the world. And there are
numerous, although necessarily
brief, illustrations Of how the
Communists have taken over
country after country.
THE REAL MESSAGE of the
study, however, is Hoover's own
plea that Americans hold firm
to their spiritual values, their
dedication to freedom, and their
determination to resist Cornmun-
ism. He holds out no hopes for
a quick and simple victory over
the international Communist
conspiracy. But neither does he
show any signs Of discourage
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09
Charleston IS. c. News & Courier
Beware A BOBBY Trap

Southern spokesman are talking about a con.
stltutlonal convention to clarity the conflict be-
tween state and federal authorities A calm dis
cuSslon at high level of deep divisions in our coun
Try surely is preferable to riots and the threat OF
civil war But we do not look with optimism at the
prospect OF constitutional convention so long as
the kennedys control national politics Even what
few safeguards of liberty remain might be wipeo
out IN conclave dominated by the current rulers
of the United States
constitutional convention in these times coulC
be colossal BOBBY trap
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09
BabsOn Discusses Growth Stocks

BABSON PARK. MASS, Oct.
~ There are three prominent
classes of stocks being talked
about today: % the old-line in
vestment stocks. included pri-
marily the DOw-Jones Industrial
Averages thirty stocks; (2) the
speculative electronics stocks:
and so a class which l con-
slider growth stocks, which
group I would like to discuss to-
day.
What Is a Growth Stock?
Unfortunately, the general
public tends to misunderstood
the term growth" AS a result,
it is often misused. For exam
pie. many people confuse real
growth issues with the more
transitory glamor situations. The
sad part of it is that the
growth label is most often mis-
applied during the latter stages
of a bull market when stocks
are overpriced.
A real growth stock is one
which has a proven record of
increasing profits. sales. and
dividend p a Y m EN- IS. Let me
stress that true growth must in
clude rising trends in both sales
and profits. An increase in sales
without commensurate rise in
profits is usually a sign of keen
competition. cost squeeze, and
or inefficient arrangements.
Basic Growth Factors
Growth is the result of a COM
binatiOn of factors which en-
ables an industry or company to
increase its sales and profits
over a period Of years. One of
the fundamental growth forces
is population increase. This is
the basis of potential demand
for goods and services. How
ever. as India, China, and some
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-10-09
Sgt. rolbert Wins
Army Advancement

HONOLULU, Hawaii : Dan
L. Tolbert. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmltt Tolbert, of Pamplin, has
been promoted to the rank Of
Staff Sergeant (E-6l at U. S.
Army Tripler General Hospital
where he is assigned to the food
service division.
$. Sgt. Tolbert, who was for
merly employed by the Cash
Brothers Restaurant of PampIn.
entered the Army in 1913 and
was assigned to Tripler in July,
1859.