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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Methodist Glass
ScheduIesSupper

Members of the adult Sun
day school class of ST. Pau;
Methodist Church enjoyed a
tuffet supper in the chapel os
inc church Friday night.
Mrs. Paul U. Gore ,aUss cha g.
nan OF the proef<lili.
Tables were Cvcrlaid with
white linen and conferred will.
holly and Naadinia berries,
Mrs. Rembert Gore hand made
The red and white place cards
which denoted Christmas bv ;,
Iep pOinSetta.
Mrs. Roger Earr, DECORATING
chairman. had arranged Christ
mas cards in the shape of 4
Christmas tree on the buIle-
tn. The mantci looked Christ
massey with bOughs of juniper
and red lighted taperS in snow
ball holders. Red Stockings
hung from the mlutcl.
On the piano three littl.
pixie dolls We're making q
.Low man.
approximately 40 were pres.
ont for the ham supper anci
Eocial period that followed
MRS. Oliver Prince is teacher
Guests were Rev. and Mrs u
II. Layficld.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
lobor Baptist
Church Plans
Christmas Music

A program # Christmas
music will be presented by tn.
Music Ministry OF the Tabor
CITY Baptist Church ON Sum
Day evening. al 7:45 p. M.
Through scripture and sang
ih' choral er.ugs. including
TIRE" chuirS and = ladies' sex
totie. Will present anew the
story of Christi birth.
In addition to familiar
Christmas iavUritrS. the pro-
Ir.l' will incIunc such selcc-
.l'nS as "GCSu BImbino" by
Born" by Drctkc. Angels We
Have Heard on Eigh" by Wal
iCI.
Participating choirs include
~" Primary Choir. the Junior
Choir. and the Church Choir.
The croi"s are directed b.,
rankin Hooks. Minister q;
Music. Accompanies are Mrs.
fwm"n Fowler. urganiSt. and
Mrs. {. {. Corbett, pianist.
a reception Will be held in
TN" church Fellowship Hall.
Immediately following the pro-
Ir.m.
The public is cordially invit-
cd Ia attend the program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Fair Bluff WSCS
Has TurkeyMeol

The Woman's Society OF
Christian Service of the Faic
Fluff Methodist Church met
Wednesday evening in the fell
lnwship hall Of the church.
The Rosa Tucker Circle was
hostess Ia the Nellie Waddell
Circle with Tul key dinner.
Decorated Throughout with
The Christmas motif q beaut.
fully decorated tree COM
rlCtcd the setting. Gifts were
for The church nursery.
Mrs. RIA. Meares gave the
devotional and Mrs. Poe Barn.
C% told the story 81 the most
beloved Christmas Carol. "Sil-
'nt Night. Holy Night"
Visitors were Mrs. H.C.
Ticadwcll. Mrs. f.. E.. Meares.
Mrs. Maude Hutchinson, Mrs
Lester Drew and Rev. Neil
Thompson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Miss Christmas Is
Anita Strickland

Miss Anita Dare Strickland,
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. Oar
wood Strickland nf Green Sea,
we're crowned Miss Merry
Christmas" December IL in
The Green Sea High auditor
ium. The senior class of Green
Sea were sponsors Of the pa
GCdnt.
Judges for the event were
male faculty MEMBERS. W.
Gibson. Price II. Bush. Hcnd-
rcd Gaines, w. Rankin. and
Wilson LOVCttC. Ronald Will
hanson served as master Of
ceremonies.
The eleven other girls part
,Cipating were Diana Ander-
son. Patricia Bl1nton. Jackie
Clemens. MarRic Annette, Mar
gdrCt Coates. CAMEL johnson,
Patricia Granger. Judy Small,
Sarah Strickland. Made
Strickland. and Patsy Watts.
First rurncr-up in the con-
test was GainCll Johnson; sec
end ruuncr-up. Jackie Glenn
ems.
The attractive. hazcl-eyed.
brunette senior currently holds
the title OF Miss Green Sed
High and Harvest Queen.
Anita is a member Of the
annual staff. F. r. A.. Block
G.. s.. +. II. a. secretary, and
Is bus driver.
The senior class ~ Green
Sea and their Queen wish 10
extend their wishes for a Mer-
~ Chfi stmlS TO everyone and
may the New Year bring Joy
and d fuller life 10 all.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Tabor Soldier In
German Exercises

U. S. FORCES, GERMANY
Amy PFC Jackie D. Ward of
Tabor City, N. c., recently
participated with other memb-
crs of the Bird Armored Divi-
SION in Exercise SABRE KNOT
IN Germany. The training end
cd Dec. 3.
The week-lnna field train
ing maneuvcr, designed to test
winter combat readiness, in
volvcd approximately 10000
troops.
Ward is assigned as a driv-
rr in Troop c of the divisions
18th Cavalry in Budingen. H.
entered the Army in June
1861. completed basic training
al Fort Jackson, s. c.. and ar
rived overseas last March.
The 20-year-old soldier, son
of Mrs. Bell Ward. Route 8, is
= 1861 graduate of Tabor City
High School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19

Columbus County on official
nHIA machine system that
Produced +.8i5.996 pounds OF
milk and I73.2i7 pounds y:
'at. Other counties belonging
10 the Association arc Bruins
wick. Bladen and Ponder
counties.
Lifetime production recog-
ton was given to two grade
COWS owned ny J. Philip
stroll" of Chadoourn.
The Bolton he'd of DR.. A.
=. Pumphcry of Elizabcthtown
missed q certificate by only 2
POUNDS of bu:terrat. His So
cows averaged 1879 pounds
-: milk and 398 pounds Of but
tCrrat
II. M. Lcfflcr rr Fender Co.
unity and Herbert Swain OF
Brunswick County were elect
co directors for threc-yea,.
tcrm. Other directors are Lacy
Gore Of Columbus County and
Dr.. PumphCry who have one
n'Orc year - serve: and Earl
Miller Of Columbus County
ard Clyd" johnson Of Bladcn
County with two years remain
ing
Certificates were presented
Ey extension dairy specialist.
Marvin +. S"nyCr. Guest
speaker was DIR. !. y. Porter
'iCld, head animal Industry
Division at n. &. State College.
wh" briefly spoke tn the group
on how they could improve
their dairy enterprise.
DR.. Purtcrfi"!d came to
North Carolina from West Vir-
ginia and is very impressed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Benefit Gospel Sing
Set In Tabor Jun.4

The October gospel sing held
in Tabor City was such q big
success the public has demand
&c return of the famous
B!ue Ridge Quartet. On Fri
DAY night, January 4 at 3
O'clock area people may again
see and hear the famous quart
ct in the Tabo: City School
gym. The LIE popular Fevres
VIII entertain as an added at
traction.
The Activity Bus Commit
tee SAID that they hope the
sym will be packed fur for
The song fest.
All profits realized from the
sing will GO ~ the activity
school bus fund.
II at least loo will attend
thc January 4tr program the
local sponsors can secure the
national famous Chuck Wag-
on Gang for q February Gosp-
L Sing.
Adult tickets ere Sl.O0 and
children so purchased in adj
Vance. Admission AT the door
VIII be SIPS fuc adults.
Ken Lowell, NC for the pro-
gram. said that tickets will bg
an sale from the following area
Firms: VITAE Radio Station
and RUcy'S Clothing Store, Ia
Dor City: johnson Cotton Co,
L"riS. 5. c.: Dixie Farm Sup
ply, ChadbOurn; Duncan's
Hunclitc ChainSaw. Whiteville;
Lois HcS'Cr'S Beauty Shop and
Brrnicc Hardcn'S Barber Shop,
Eiadcuboro: Cores Market and
Farm Supply, Guideway:
Wards Friendly Grocery, Ma
kina: and Shelton McPherson's
Grocery. BeaveIdam.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19

tobacco acreage history during
the past , years. for correction
errors, and for adjusting in
equities.
Tobacco growers are remind
eU that the discount variety
program on fluc-crred tobacco
will continue in effect on the
1868 crop, and two additional
varieties - Cocker 316 and
EeamS 64--will BE- added to
the discount list.
The other discount varieties
are Cocker 1879. Coker 140. Dix
ic Bright 244, and any breed
ing line including 187-Golden
Wilt. which has the quality ana
chemical characteristics of the
discount varieties. Discount
varieties are supported at
only onc-half the support for
other varieties.
Announcement that Cocker
3l6 and Reams 81 are being
added TO the discount variety
list is being made early to in
sure that seed of these variet..
les now in the hands of farm
ers and seed dealers will not
be planted; breeders have adj
yisCd the Department of Agri-
culture that seed of these var
ictics is being withheld from
distribution.
Farmers are urged To- con-
suit with county agricultural
agents or agricultural expert
mcnt stations for advice in Sc
Letting varieties for planting
in 1868. They ore also urged
10 follow the cultural practices
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Columbus Dairyn,en Take
Six Association Awards

Columbus County dairymen
came home with six of the
nine awards presented last
Wednesday night at the annu-
Il meeting Of III Southeastern
DHlA Association.
Despite the cold weather
approximately 70 were present
AT the annual Ginner-busincSs
meeting held al DOcksidc
Restaurant, Calabash.
The top award for the four
counties in the association was
presented 10 Lacy Gore Of
Route !. Clarendon. His 40
cOw-hCrd produced 1857
pounds Of milk with 49,
buttCrfat count. Gore who has
received several previous a.
wards is well known for his
outstanding dairying records.
In addition ~ this district a.
ward, Gore is the 1861 State
Dairy Efficiency second place
winner and will receive a pla-
que at the state driry confer
Cncc in June.
Others receiving awards aud
thCir records are as follows: !.
Philip StrOlc of CIadbOurn. 81
cows. 1859 pounds milk, 49,
buttcrfat count: Billy Nance of
CCrro Gordo. ~ cows. 1881
wounds milk. 427 butterfat
count: Earl Miller of Chad
bourn. 81 cows. ii. 594 pounds
milk, 423 buttcrfat: Clyde Il.
Gore of GuidCway. 30 cows.
1,58g pounds milk. 4I6 but
terfat: II. G.. and Darrell
Stocks of Guideway, 81 cows,
l1.099 pounds Of milk, Ala
butterfat.
There were 4l2 cows from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Jaycee Plan Party
For Underprivileged

UnderprivilegCd children in
the Tabor City School system
will be treated 10 Christmas
rarty and shopping trip b..
members of the Tabor City
Junior Chamber of Commerce ,
this afternoon. Wednesday. at
2 y. m.
Between so and rs children
will be given free candy at the
party. and then they will be
each given a dollar 20 Christ =
mas shop with" Harold Ward
project chairman. said
"Jaycees will take ten chill
drcn each, and take them
shopping in downtown stores"
Ward said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Industrial Prospect
Holds Employment
Meet In Tabor City

All people Interested in
employment with purposed
industrial firm in Tabor
City are urged In attend
meeting in the Ritz Theater.
Tabor City. at 1890 a. m.
Thursday. December 20.
Executives from the firm
Interested in locating a plant
IN Tabor City will be pres
cnt 10 discuss their com
pany's employment needs.
Applications for employ
mcnt can he obtained prior
10 the Thursday morning
meeting at the Tabor City
Merchants Association Of
flee next TO the Ritz Theat-
en-.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
ToxIisters Get
Set For Listing

County taXlis:crS rcceivcc,
AK books Tuesday, and dates
Tor listing taxes will be an
n'unccd in the near future.
NrS. Venie Rouse. tax super
VISOR recently announced.
a roster ui taXlistcrS. town
slips represent. md the list
Gr'S home is as follows:
Mrs. Mildred Thompson, Boz
que. HallSboro; Mrs. Beulah
SIneletary. Bolton. Bolton
Mrs. Clyde &. Gore. Bug Hill.
labor City: Ci"mpson Green.
Corr" Gordo, Cerro Gurdo.
Mrs. Clara Thompson. Chad
rourn. Chadbourn; S. T. Enzor.
Fair Bluff, Fair Bluff: Mrs.
FRANCES Hayes, Lees. ri. 4.
Whiteville; Mrs. Matte Gricc
Ransom. RI. !, Rolton: Dan
kariley. Tatum. Evergreen:
Mrs. J. c. Nyc. Waccamaw.
hi. |, Bolton: Mrs. Mildred
Ward. WcIchcS Creek. Ri. 9.
Whitevillc: w. y. Baldwin,
Western Prong. ri >. Clark
ton; Mrs. Lucille Stephens.
Williams. RI. |. Clarendon:
Mrs. Nellie Spivey. South Will
Hams. Tabor City; Mrs. Edna
Buttkin, WhitCNillc. ri. 4.
WhitSVille.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19

which will produce ripe. gra-
my. iuIl-bodicd tUbaccos which
are acceptable to domestic and
foreign users.
The level of support for the
1863 crop will be announced
carly next year. AS directed
by law. it will be based on the
level of support for the 1855
crop t55.5 cents per pound)
adjusted in direct proportion
to any change in the cost of
things farmers buy Practices
fol the 1862 flu"-oured tobac-
CO crop were supported at an
average of SCI cents pcc
pound.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Old Zion Church
10 Present Play

y Christmas play in thrc,
acts, entitled "Thc Christmas
Miracle" will be presented n
tn Old Zion Wesleyan Meth
odist Church Sunday night,
December %, at : p. IN.
The play tells the story of "A
young girl recovering from
polio whose wedding plans
wcr" postponed because her
lance in the armed forces is
.h'ppcd overseas. She prays to
God to return her fiance home
safely and To restore her heal
IT,
Rev. Hal +. Brown. pastor,
invited the public to see this
VERY impressive" program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Officers Elected
In Conservation
District Program

DECEMBER 3-8 was Soil
ana Water Conservation Dis
triCt election wr"k in Colunb-
us County. IT., voters in our
county have chosen Eibcr. l..
Whit" Tor u three year term
1" begin January /. 1863. The
response from the eligible vut-
trS IN tho county WAS quit :
gratifying ~ the supervisors,
and they wish Co express ap-
probation to al who partici-
p-tCd.
Soil and Waite Conservation
District supervisors occupy Il
position of public office anc
public trust As member Of
our local board Mr.. Whit"
will assist in uroGram plan
ming. policy making and the
carrying out of a soil and
water conservation program
!ui Columbus County and the
Liver Cape Fear Soil Conser-
walton District. Members Of
oar county and district boards
viii meet regularly with aeri-
cultural agency representatives
ana others Interested in this
important program. District
SUPERVISORS are uun-Salaried
officials. serving our district,
state and nation III this inn
/ ortant role largely al their
own expense and without CON-
penSation III the form of sal
AIRY.
Our Lower Cape Fear Dis
tr!ct Is Il subdivision of our N.
{. State government. OrganiZ-
I'd under the provisions of the
General Statutes Of North Car
Gina. As such. supervisors and
districts have a responsibility
10 the people of our county
and district. Many individuals,
agencies and other groups
supply assistance Of one form
Oh another. Conservation goals
and objcctiVCs arc set up each
Year. District supervisors are
your elected representatives To
coordinate the various aspects
Ui this program.
Other supervisors in Column
Jus County are: Graham Har-
re!Sou. Route 1. Whiteville,
North Carolina and Glenn
Yates. ChadbouTn. n. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
MORE WEED VARIETIES PUT
ON 1863 DISCOUNTED LIST

For most farms. 1863 fluc-
cured tobacco acreage allot-
mcntS will be ) percent small
er than in 1862. Clyde Wayne,
Chairman of 'lC Columbus
County Agricultural Stabiiiza-
ton and Conservation commit .
tee, has announced
The ) percent reduction
makes a total of Tl0.l9O acres
available for allotment i'm 1863.
compared with 747.262 acres
available for allotment i'm 1862.
As in the past. small acre
Gge will be reserved for cstab-
fishing allotmCntS for farms
that have had no flue-curcc'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Tabor Sailor With
Forces In Cuba

GUANTANAMO BAY. Gu
ba - Worth b. Gore. aviation
stUrekecper first class. USN.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter X
Gore of Route 3. Tabor City.
n. C.. recently served with the
naval forces at the u. S. Nava!
Base. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
The uval forces there man
securely stations as well as
perform their normal Jobs To
smoothly support the yital op-
Grafton of the strategic As
square mile base.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19

recitc verses Friday night at
Z O'Clock.
IRON HILL BAPTIST -
The juniors will present a play
Thursday night at 7 o'clock
with the younger children
singing and rccitine Christmas
poems.
NEW LIFE BAPTIST-4Tho
young pcopI" Will give four
t"blcHux, Siu~ Chrisn' songs
and reCite poems at the 1880
program.
SANDY PLAIN BAPTIST
The junior class viii present ii
short program at Sunday
school services from 10 until
| a. m. December 23.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
HOLIDAY CLOSING

Members Of the Tabor City
Merchants Association an
nounced this week that their
places Of business will be
closed December rs and 20
for the Christmas holidays.
Local stores will he open
as usual on Thursday. De-
cember 81.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Christmas Cantata
Sunday At IL Am.

4 Christmas Cantata en-
titled Dawn of Christmas"
viii be presented at the
Ioris Methodist church Sun
day morning al IL a. m. by
The combined chOirS of the
Loris Presbyterian church
and the LOris Methodist
church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
, ] osssgg Farmers Learn
Uf New Weed Varieties

DR. James l.. Brown. tobac.
{" breeder and assistant /,
br. {. Huyt Rogers Of the.
Cocker Seed Farm. Hart svillc.
;. G, related facts cunccrrr.p
IVY" new Tobacco varieties a.
" mCctms Of tie Williams
township Youns Farmers
'lnp he'd Thursday Deccmb-
81 -.
DIR. Brown d:scusscd the
characteristics If Cocker 3ly
and Cocker Ill. two varieties ,o
b" released Tor 1853 plgntin.
Cocker 3l9 is 4 cross between
Hr"I iraf rHci.S and Cox.
!"J. This nyw v-.i,ty hay GOOD
- E'"" resistance in liz"
field and around the ba,u
leaves are spaced on The stalk
So as 10 give zoos sun cx-
posture with medium broad
ana comparatively long leaves
cures readily t. Il ricn lemon
81 orange color. strong roo,
ySt@'n iuE good wind resist
arc" and feature mcdium-siX-
ca stalks. yields about 10 per
cent hiGhcr than the Higk.,
ana about like o." higher than
Cocker BIG, aver &C - leaves
PC stalk, has ght ground
suckers and maucratc axil
:IcH"rS, has u nigh rcSis,auc,
- black shank end mOdcra:,
lcSISianc" to FuSlrium and
Granville wills. grows to
height OF around ~ inches anc
grows well on I'll types oil
good tobacco soils and does not
blossom early under adverse
y Gather conditions ana no DIFF
iiculty is incurred IN transplant
III" "r CulIug tho crop
COKER Ill
This variety is q cross of
Cocker l8I-Hicks md Oxford
l-l8l, grows about five fee.
tall and averages 22-24 leaves
per stalk. mas Il 2oad root sys-
tvu which 20 vilas good story,
resistance, yields , To 10 per
cent greater than Hicks and
Inc leaf has = GOOD tcXtur"
and body which is slightly a.
Dove average in nicotine COLI
tent and sells well on the
warehouse floor. is variety
GrSrcd by both domestic and
export buyers and is especial
Is suited 10 the Coastal Plains.
Cocker 3i9 and Cocker III
gre priced at $1,000 per seed
Ounce.
DR.. Brown urged farmers to-
Get all the available Informal
tIun ON The variety they plar
+" grow before making a final
choice.
Following DR.. Browns lcc,-
IRE. club president John Hard
wick opened a discussion OF
"rXt months program.
II WAS agreed hy club mem
bcrS To have Il program on Sol,
Conservation al the January
Injecting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Area Churches Schedule
Services For Christmas

Plays, canthtaS, and pro-
grams al special CHI iStmas
music will high.ight special
services which MI be held in
the churches throughout this
area during :hr remaining
Gays before Christmas next
Tuesday.
The following i directory
of Special services to be held
for II, area CHURCHES for tn.
CAROLINA narTIST-Thc
Junior and adult choirs will
present a musical program.
Came and Adore Him" Sun
dny night at : O'Clock.
LEBANON METHODIST -
Choir director. Mrs. l.. p.
Ward. ii. announced that u
song program is planned for
Thursday night al 100.
TABOR CITY BAPTIST -
Sunday night al 7:45 three
choirS and the Ladies ScxtcI
will present a muSic program
under the direction of Frank
lin Hooks. minister of music.
OLD ZION WESLEYAN
INSTRUMENTATION Christ
mas play and song fest will
be held Sunday piubt NJ ?
clock with all young people
Oi the church participating.
DULAB EAPTIST-A three
act play, A TcCnagcr's Christ
mas and a candelighting
ceremony will b. presented by
the young people. The prim-
cry and junior; will rccite
Christmas verses also AZ the
: o'clock program on Sunday
sight.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
Christmas Deadlines

Employees of the Atlantic
Publishing Co. will take
two holiday at Christmas
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dec. 25 and 26.
All advertising and news
copy must be i'm the Tribune
Office no later than carly
Monday morning, Dec. "a.
Next wees edition will
carry Christmas greeting
messages from local merch-
ants.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19

Ronald Barnhill of Cariisle
Military School. 3amberg, s.
{. is spending the holidays
here with his parents. Mr.. and
Ms. Lester Ea"ni.iii.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19

with the progress being made
III clarifying and livestock in
Eastern North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
TABOR CITY EPISCOPAL

Celebration Of the Holy
Communion will be held Fri
Gay night at 7:30.
TABOR CITY PRESBY-
TERRAIN &C., This afternoon
"wednesday at ) o'clock DIR.
Lewis Lamont OF Saint And
rews College, Laurinburg will
show film of his tour of The
Holy Land in 1860. Also. spec
la, music will be presented by
:hC young people.
FOREST LAWN BAPTIST
Tonight wednesday, at
: 30 the youth vim present a
play under the direction OF
Mrs. Cecil Stanley and Mrs.
Danny Pigott
TMMANUEL HOLINESS -
Sunday night at 7 o'clock a
Christmas play and special
rusIC will be heard.
SAINT XAVIER CATHO-
TIC - Will hold mass Christ
r!as day at G.45. Midnight mass
viii be held at the Whiteville
church Christmas eve.
MOUNT SIAM BAPTIST
Children OF tho church will
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
BETHEL METHODIST

The annual play md song fest
/: scheduled for 7 O'Clock Sun
day night. Most of the young
people Of the church will par
tiCinIin
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
ST. PAULS METHODIST

Under the direction of Mrs. w.
!. Cox the choir will present
q christmas CGntata. Tho
Christmas Story" at : O'Clock
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19
CLARENDON BAPTIST

Two SkitS. recitation and sing
ing will be featured at the
Sunday night program at 7
-.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-12-19

Celebration Of the Holy
Communion will be held Fri
f.lA NIGHT ~ : .gn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-28
SOCIETY SLANTS

President Mrs. Stella Gilmore
presiding. The meeting was open
with the Lords Prayer in uni
son, after the business discuss
ed, the President thanked the
members for the fine way they
responded at the last meeting in
the home of Mrs. Cuipt Hender-
son. Special thanks to Miss
Lightfoot for the suggestion she
brought in to improve the So
ciety., This fine suggestion will
give the society a bright future.
Refreshment was served by
the hostess Miss Nell Simpson
Lightfoot.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-28
MEMBERSHIP IN THE
YWCA SHOULD RE A MIST

Every woman and girl in
Jackson should be a member Of
the YWCA. Are you a mem
Der? If not join or renew to-
day.
Persons joining this week are
Dr.. Jane Ellen McAllister, Mrs.
Clarie C. Harvey, Miss Gwen
dolyn Kirkland and Mrs. Mary
Thompson.
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Pachuta News

Mr.. Williams Jefferson, Jr.
would like to share one Of the
most exciting trips he has ever
taken on his summer vacation.
This summer his vacation be-
gan on July a, 1862. When he
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Mrs. Glenva Bolton Crowders
and husband of Flint Michigan
are visiting her sister, Mrs,
Linnie Thompson the Crowders,
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Louise
Battle motored to California to
visit a Aunt and a friend. The
trip was a safe one.
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TOUR TO NEW ORLEANS
SUNDAY. JULY %

A chartered bus will leave the
Branch YWCA at 6 am. on Sun
day, July 29 for New Orleans,
La, where we will spend the
cay sight seeing.
Call the YWCA Branch for
other information.