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The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Decay

(Consnved From Back Psgs)
JESUS: ." AM 1.-THE CHRIST WITH you
AWAY THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE
LIFE" - my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
We Do!
JESUS: = THIS WORLD SHALL PASS AwAY"l
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN. THE W0mBs
THAT NEVER BEAR" !
ST. Paul: THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEM-
PoRAL"! - MYTHICAL! - THE EVIL! THE
HUMAN! THE MATERIAL - MATTER,
SIN. HE'LL, AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL =
GIGANTIC ADAMEvE FRAUDS AND MYTHS! =
HUMAN BIRTHS, DISEASE, DEFoRMITIEs, DEATHS.
DISASTERS PEsTILENcEs. WARS. EVEN
ALCOHOL. TOBACCO, NON-CHRIST SCIENTIST
MEDICINE CRIME. cAMBLINc
NATIONAL DECAY"
THE GREAT NATIONS OF THE PAST HAVE PRE-
PARED THEIR OWN BURIAL PLACES. AND FURNISH
ED THEIR OWN cAsKETs
Like all nations, facing problem Of survival
II weather the storm it will be because Of our inner
strength we die will be because Of the moral weak
attending rapid growth.
THERE ARE NO LAWS THAT WILL INSULATE A
NATION AGAINST DECAY. IT IS THE CONSCIENCE
AND THE INvULNERABLE SPIRIT OF MEN THAT SUR
vIvE DEATH.
THE BAcKBREAKINc TAXES OF OUR COUNTRY
May FINALLY BRING ABOUT OUR DEFEAT WHEN ALL
OUTSIDE FORCES HAVE MET WITH FAILURE.
We cannot continue to lavish the taxpayers money
on foreign countries while eonfseae privale prop
ery for debts that they the State and the Nation
We cannot continue to pick up the unpaid debts OF
Latin American countries just TO their temporary
smile of approval.
While economic necessity eompes both parents to
work, jeopardize the home. Because Of lack Of par
entail guidance create feenage problem that threatens
the buwarks Of society.
One wonders, when citizens borrowing money to
pay their taxes promoting the general welfare?
When corporations dveed Of fiscal reserve if we
securing the blessings Of liberty dssiPatng
fonaI strength
IF WE ARE TO SAVE THIS NATION. THE CON-
MON DEFENSE MUST INVOLVE MORE THAN WEAPONS
OF DESTRUCTION, IT MUST INVOLVE FISCAL SANITY.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16

tconnvsd From Back Page,
THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD
AND MYTH! - MAScUEKADNc AS "toRD-coD"
tcen. 2:7 efeJ AND rvs PSEUDO BURLEsoUE
HuMAN. SocALLED MAN, or THE DUST
or ThE GROUND, or shADoWY, MYTHICAL,
MORTAL T-Ho-u-c-HT IMAGES ARE COUNTER
FErTs. BURlEsoUEs. AND. FORTUNATELY,
OFTEN SYMBOLS or DIVINE ipEAsi
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1862 Q
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Con Con
lconfinusd from Back Page,

'coniinusd from Back Page,
PART
VINO, AND WHAT. IS the IMAGE Oh con-
SEE JOHN ,: la; GLOSSARY SCIENCE
AND HEALTH PIP. ss2. 3 LpREN
LET'S EXAMINE JESUS FURTHER RE
THE CHILDREN OF GOD AND THE
OFFSPRING OF THE DEVIL, John s:4a a.:
WHY DO YE NOT BELIEVE MY SPEECH? EVEN
BECAUSE We CANNOT HEAR MY WORDS. w
ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL, AND THE
luSTS OF YOUR FATHER YE WILL DO He
WAS MURDERER FROM THE BEGINNING AND
ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE THERE
IS NO TRUTH IN HIM. WHEN HE sPEAKETH A
LIE he sPEAKETH OF HIS OWN FOR Ne IS
LIAR AND THE FATHER OF IT.!
JEREMIAH, CENTURIES BEFORE JESUS. SAID:
THE HEART IS DEcElTFUL. AND DESPERATELY
WICKED. WHO CAN KNOW IT?"
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE ANSWERS: NOT
PsYcHIATRIsTs! NOT HEBREWS, CATHOLICS.
PRoIesIANTs. CREEKS NOT CLERGY LAYMEN,
LEADERS, MASSES OR OTHER PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL THE NON-cHRIST SCIENTISTS!
ST. PAUL IN ROMANS: - LET GOD BE TRUE,
BUT EVERY MORTAL A LIAR!
GOD TO GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY
WOMAN OF REVELATION l2l.5; Rc. Apocalypse
p. OF HER MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS: -
THE TOTAL DEPRAviTY OF MoRTALs. ALIAS
MORTAL MIND! - THE PSEUDO, SATANIC,
ANTIcHRiST, MYTHICAL ADAMEvE MIND. -
COUNTERFEIT - OR BURLEsouE OF
The ONE, REAL SANE MIND, SOUL, SPIRIT
SUBSTANCE. IN. AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNI
VERSE = THE ONE REAL PARENT - YOUR
"FATHER-MoTHER GOD ALL-HARMoNIoUs"! -
HONoRED BY THE c-H-LL-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS!
PART
Gus SCH0lLE. SATAN'S MOUTHPIECE! J.
EXTREMIST : ON HIS LITERAL POPULATION
BASIS OF E-APP0RTI0NMENT. NY.
AND FEW OTHER POPULATION cENTERs,
WOULD PRACTICALLY CONTROL THE U.s.!
BUT. GOD DOES NOT APPROVE OF A
MAJORITY OF THE DEVILS ADAMS. Ewes.
cUTv0TING The MINORITY OF CHARACTER.
INTELLIGENCE. INTEGRITY /!
WHO RECOGNIZED AND BUILT UP THE
COMMUNIST MONSTER IN 1893?
THEYnsviL. VIA HIS MORAL, SPIRITUAL
INTELLECTUAL AND PHYSICAL CRIPPLE FRANK.
LIN DoUBLE.DEALINc' ROOSEVELT! AND
POWER-HUNGERY DEMOCRATS, DEMACOCUES
THE INFERIOR BREED OF HEBREWS. CATHOLICS.
PRoTEsTANTs AND OTHER PRISONERS OF
THE DEVIL
WHO MADE THE ALLIANCE WITH SATANIC
STAIN. : CONTRARY TO HOLY SCRIPTURE. :
TO SEEK AID IN DEFEATING JAPAN?
AGAIN. THE DEVILS F.D.R.
AND THE DEVILS DEMAcocUEs - WHO
LUST AFTER THE WORLD. THE FLESH. AND
THE DEvIL'l
Friend
Vconfinved from Back Page)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16


NEGROES AND WHITES ARE TERRIBLY
TAKEN ~ BY SATAN, SEX. SIN! - THE ANTI
CHRIST BIRTHS FLOODS LuNAcY! TREASON :
MULTIPLYING SIN, SINNERS, JoeLEssNEss.
CRIME. DELINQUENCY
Tragic
(Confinved from Back Page)
Every Mcrtai A Liar [S0tm BonndJ =
81. Paul in Romans.
n WAS 0vERL 0ADED FOR the
DEMONSTRATED MECHANICAL CONDITION O
THE PLANE : AT LEAST ONE MOTOR
WAS DEFECTIVE, AND THE PLANE DID NOT
HAVE ENOUGH POWER TO MAKE A
NORMAL TAKE-0FF
HENCE. THE PILOT SOUGHT TO APPLY THE
BRAKES AND STOP THE PLANE BEFORE
REACHING THE END OF THE RUNAWAY. BUT
WAS UNSUCCESSFUL
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WE REITERATE: THE FRANKENsTEINs' OF
NATURAL SCIENCE - NATURALLY, PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL ARE OFTEN TOO
CREEKS AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL, THE NoNcHRIsT SCIENTISTS! =
UNREPENTANr SINNERS!
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPLES
RIP VAN WINKLEs!
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDO
MENT, HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE!
ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND DRUG STORE
MEDICINE USERS HAVE THE MARK OF THE
BEAST ! (Revestion) - ARE DUPEs.
SUCKERS DEPUTIES FOR sATANs ADAM-EvE
"LoRD-coD" Genesis 1T, etc.) AND THEIR
PSEUDO BURLESQUE, HUMAN so-eaIed MAN OF
THE DUST or THE GROUND - MYTHS!
'No-TH-N.c-N-E-S-S" THE FOREGOING AP
PEAsERs, sTUPEFIERs, SOOTHING sYRUPs."
OF THOSE WITH THE MARK OF THE BEAST"
TESTIFY TO THEIR SPIRITUAL IMPURITY,
iAMATURITY - SPIRITUAL NAKEDNESS, FIRE.
QuENTLY!
CHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
IMPERATIVE TO HEAL MANKIND AND THE
NATIONS (Rev. 22:2)
REVELATION OF THE REAL - THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH ORev. 21:D
AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY! - AND
THE UTTER "kLO-T-H-LN-C-N-E-SS" OF THE
THINGS SEEN, TEMPORAL tst. PAUL. - THE
EVIL THE HUMAN! THE MATERIAL NATTER
SIN, HELL, AND THEIR FATHER. THE
DEVIL GIGANTIC ADAMEvE FRAUDS AND
Myths!
sATANS SINS. : SEX RAcKETEERINC AND
mlsBEHAnOR OF SATAN BOUND Ewes.
the SHORT SKIRT s0PHIsTICATI0N OF THE
poSI-W0RLD WARS PSEUDO COMPENSATION
FOR THE "sIcNs OF THE TIMES" :
WARS AND RUM0Rs OF WARS. ETC. AND
The IMAAlNENeE OF 1.-THE SECOND
COMING OF CHRIST" J.
AND HERE'S WHERE THE SATAN BOUND
CLERGY, LAYMEN, LEADERS, MASSES STUMBLE. -
TIE NCN-cHWIST SCIENTISTS
CHRIST IS NOT COMING ! - IS WITH YOU
AtwRYsl - EVIDENT IN INCREASING MEAS
URE IN THE PoST-ABRAHAM LINCOLN MARTYR
DOM REVELATIONS, VIA FATHER. SON,
AND HOLY GHOSTS GREATEST MARY, BAKER
EDDY - WOMAN OF REVELATION I2:l,5
Catholic Apocalypse
Evening star., 1962-09-25

Harper's Bazaar
looks to "The Domin-
ant Third" silhou.
cites that move closer
to the figure, embrac.
ing it in e sy fit.
MaidenfOrm s h apes
the new ''hug'' silhou.
cites CO m f fortably
naturally. (A)
''Scroll" bandeau bra.
Cotton broadcloth
stitched cup features
hug-and-hold band to
keep bra in perfect
place. A 1896, B and
C 32-S8, ESQ; (B)
"Chansonette" band.
eau bra. New drip.
dry cotton and Dacron
blend. Famous circu.
lar and spoke stitched
cups for superb shape.
A 32.36, B 32-38,
C 32-4O, $50; (C)
underline" long line
strapless bra with
banded bottom. De-
signed with free n
easy underwire. Nylon
lace, elastic back PAN
els. A 32-36, B and
C 52.3s, 8.95; (nOt
shown, bandeau in
. lace, SOS; in cotton,
3.9S.
The Heeht co.-Bros-
All s Stores
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

metal. It Is horrible music, but II plays
somewhere almost hourly, and death
is always close-by listening. He rarely
misses Performance.
A smashed fender can be repair
ed; doctors can be paid.
But man cannot restore life to an
other man.
What can be done, Are traffic
deaths merely a necessary part of
modern civilization?
As long as whiskey and wheels are
mixed, and as long as traffic laws are
merely a nuisance not to be obeyed,
we see little hope of ending the man.
CLING massacre on our highways.
Not until all of us, not just few,
realize that our personal moral or
ethical code of living must get behind
the wheel with us will we chase death
off the highways.
Few people would ever push an
other down on the sidewalk just be-
cause they were in a hurry, but many
OF these same people do not hesitate
to crowd him on the highway or pull
out in front of him.
No civil or religious code in the
United States iustifies such behavior.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
Agriculture
in
Action
D WALLACE. PARKRR
u c. tsrn Duriu Ftdesaiioo

Net farm income In 1862
will probably total about the
| same as the improved level
reached in 1861. according to
USDA economists In their mid
year report.
Last years realized net in
come OF farm operators was
STAT billion. 81 billion more
than in 1860. and the highest
since 1853. With a continual
ton OF the downtrend in the
number Of farms, per farm
net income in 1862 would ex-
coed the S3,323 realized last
year.
Income
Gross farm incomes in 1862
will likely rise some from the
$685. billion realized by farm
erS in 1861, rejecting a small
increase in cash receipts from
marketingS of farm products
and some further rise In gov
eminent payments.
Livestock rnarketings will be
larger and prices possibly
slightly lower; crop marketings
will likely be smaller and
prices will average higher than
in 1861. For the first three
months of this year, total cash
receipts about equaled those i'm
the same period of 1861.
Expense
A further rise in farm pro-
duction expenses, however,
will likely offset the prospec-
tive gain in gross income.
Prices paid for production
items are expected to continue
little above 1861 and the
uptrcnd in charges for taxes.
interest, and farm wages is ex..
pectcd to continue during 1862.
Marketing
MarkeilngS of hogs, cattle
and calves. and milk arc eX-
pectcd To exceed last years
totals, with broilcr and egg
markctinGS not too different
from a year earlier. and turkey
marketingS smaller.
MarketineS of crops may be
smaller than in 1861 because of
production cutbacks under the
continued Feed Grain Program
and the new 1862 Wheat Pro-
gram. Furthermore, prospcC-
tive crop paintings for 1862, is
Of March /, indicated the small E
est planted acreage since 1929,
when records began. But with
average growing conditions,
the uptrend in crop yields IS
likely to have some offSetting
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

The congregation of the Emmanu-
ell Holiness Church has shown that
faith, fellowship and hard work can
work wonders. They saw drastic
need, set forth to fulfill that need. and
after four years, the need no longer
exists.
Two Sundays ago, the congrega-
ton moved into a beautiful new sane
tuary which had been built on to an
educational building constructed less
than four years ago.
The sanctuary was begun only
last March and lacks only a few fin
ishlng touches to complete it, but most
important, it is now ready to fill the
housing needs of a growing and active
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
EditOrialS...
DEATH RIDES THE ROAD

The two persons who were injured
when their car struck a wrecker two
weeks ago on Highway 9O4 west of
Tabor City were lucky.
The man whose car the wrecker
was towing was also lucky; he only
faced a fine for driving while intoxi-
Gated
Other North Carolina citizens
were not so lucky.
1884 lost their lives on North Car
DINA highways last year
The State Department of Motor
Vehicles reports that some of these
victims were in the prime of life.
Disease preys on the old and the
very young, but war and highways
seek out the young and active. We
have lost many more on the highways
than in all the wars this country has
ever fought all put together.
These are hard facts.
We know we are singing an old
tune, for all the mass media continu-
ously remind drivers that 1.-The life
they save may be their own" but
death still comes in the Screech of
black tires on black pavement, and in
the tune of metal clashng against
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
JAMES E. MINTZ

FORT HOOD. TEX.-Army
Pvt. James +. Mint. son OF MI
and Mrs. Homer E. Mint.
Route |. Leland. n. c.. recent
~ completed the Cight-wcck
advanced individual training
course with the LIST Armorcd
Division at Fort Hood. Tex.
\ medical aidman in the di-
visions 10th Infantry. he eEi-
cred the Army last December
and completed basic training ii
Fort Gordon. Ga.
The 23-ycar-old soldier is =
1856 graduate of Leland High
School and was employed bv
the American CrcOSotIng Cor
poratIon III Wilmington bcfcr"
entering the Army.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

are now Indicated foI hogs.
eggs. and milk: cattle aui
broilcr prices may average u
bout the same; and sheep and
lamb and turkey prices arc
likely 10 be higher.
Prices for major crops. with
the exception OF uIl-Dvrr:us
crops and fruit are expected lu
average higher this year than
last, rcflcCling either uuChnu.-
ed or higher support price anl
improved supply conditions Tor
several crops.
Exports
This year exports of a9rt-
cultural products may total -
bout the same as the s. billion
value recorded in 1861. A.
though exports of cotton may
be substantially less than last
year. larger exports of fats and
oils and feed grains are llkc.y
Ia be about OftSCttiuC.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

church. "~tSr~
1t warns our hearts to see a con-
gregation which does not allow a lack
of material resources stand in the way
OF an ambitious farsighted building
program. Much of the actual construc-
ton work was done by church memb-
ers who donated their valuable time
and talents in order to have a place
large enough to accommodate all who
wished to worship with them. Such
sacrifice deserves the congratulations
OF all the people of Tabor City.
They had proven that with prayer.
faith, and hard work nothing is i'm
possible.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
JOHN WAYNE. IR.

SHEPPARD ABB. Tex.-Ai,-
man Third Class John w. WAY
ne Jr. of Lake Waccamaw, ".
C., is being reaSsigned to Dom
aldSon ALB, S. C.. following
his graduation from the Uniter
States Air Force technical
training course for aircraft en-
CINE mechanics here. q
Alrman Wayne studied the
operation and maintenance OF
reciprocating aircraft engine
and related systems.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Wayne OF Lake WaSCa-
NAV, the airman is a graduate
OF HallSboro IN. c. High
School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

One prime source of fish
meal l., The anchovy masses off
Peru. They are so dense that
they're Scoopcd aboard uy a
paddle-whccl type of gathering
equipment.
Rice is the most widely con-
Sumed cereal in the world.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

lop industrial fishing. and
stores OF boats go out only tor
this kind of raw fish material.
An unidentified vitamin"
from fish meal improves grow
tn in chickens. II has had .
part in the fast growth of the
fish meal industry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
effect.
Prices

effect.
Prices
Prices received by farmers
arc expected to average about
the same this year DIS in 1861.
with livestock product prices
slightly lower and crops prices
higher. In the first quarter of
1862 prices overall averaged
the same as in the correspond
ing quarter a year earlier. with
livestock product prices down
about 2 per cent and crop
prices up by per cent.
Somewhat lower prices dur
ing 1862 compared with 1861
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
JUANITA w. SMITH

Funeral services for Nh.
JuanIta Ward Smith. II. If
NakInd and OtCcn. were econ
Quoted Saturday al 4 y. m.
rom the Happy Home Bap',,,
Church.
She Is survived by her par.
cn'S. Mr.. and Mrs. Mristn
liard"c of GrISscttnwu: tru
sons. Rudolph WGrd ct Nil
wlukc". Wise. and DwIgh.
Ward uf Nakjna: ono daughter.
Sandrd Ward Of Otocn and Ma
kina: two brothers. Bolton
Hardcc of Newport News. Va.
and Kenneth Hardc" uf Mi
wtuk"c. Wise: and three si.'-
CrS. Mrs. Lunuic Rhodes al
WaranISn. Mrs. 5. c. Holden pi
Marion. :. C., and Mrs. Cecil
DAVIS OF Rocky Point.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
HOME DEMONSTRATION
SCHEDULE

Saturday. July 81. al 1919
a m. Radio Program over
WENC in WhitcviIIc
Tuesday. July "a. at $500 f..
M. Special Meeting OF "T".
OopSIcS Way TO Reduce" i.r
White Marsh. Union V1ltr,
Smyrna and any interested
non club members - t..
Courthouse Annex.
Wednesday, July -. at 2."1
p. m. Bolton II. ID at Nil. -.
=. Groom
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
MITCHELL l.. McSEILL

FRANKFURT. GERMANY
Army Pvt. Mitchell l.. Mcneil.
81. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch
ell G. Mcneil. Route !. Con-
way. 5. C.. recently arrived in
Germany and Is now assigned
to the 35th Transportation
Company
Mcneil. a truck driver in
the company in Frankfurt. CRIT
cred the Army last Nnvcrb, I
and completed baSi" training
at Fort Gordon. Ga.
He is 1859 graduate #
WhittcmOre High School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

The lifetime quota Of water
usage for the average person in
the U. S. is 3.5OO.0OO gallons.
Vastly increased use Of fish
meal and oil for poultry and
cattle feed has helped to dcvc-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
Dirt Farmer
Roosevelt and Columbus

One of LETTERS favorite wise cracks compares
Franklin ID. Roosevelt and Girls Columbus:
"You know FDR and Columbus had lot in
common
Neither knew where they going.
"They didn't know where they when they
got there.
and they did it all on borrowed money"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18


growth necesSiates
another deep well for the The
dental has brought about the
supply We happy to this expansion of the
and hope that before
tenn likewise be expanded all the people This
time, officials will move
that direction when they feel that financial
the community stand it In
Tabor City is most fortunate to have the fine quality water that
is available Few Eastern North Carolina
desirable as that in Tabor City.
NEW DRINK: Last week suddenly a hugo
but with avor and asness. bottled Robson
County and has the unusual Mountain Dew This
IS a
with whom have talked who have tried compli
menary of its flavor and froecaSt successful
Some retailers locally have already it's quick
and note that considerable volume already being sold We
won't be surprised big
come popular beyond that any drink introduced
cent years.
FISH: say something age
but got pushed aside in the rush. but story fish
ing Jimmy Huffman and his James Austin doing
salt angling down the beach catch guess
and little later pulled fine winter inches
long His Dad still didn't catch fish And that's
sometimes. Reminds the
ing with Al Harrison. who with The Tribune
but nearly ardent a fisherman
Pawley's Island from casting
founder pounds IL got
All we had couple of little fellows hooked properly i'll
the mouth.
SILVER DOLLARS: Beginning August local
viii be promoting the townwide
Again 100 silver dollars will be the lucky who
buy sell and trade in Tabor City This promotion that has
long been attractive to local customers and promises the
this year More merchants than enrolled the
ton this time.
AUTO LICENSE TAGS: For many the merchants
here hook procure
the rights to sell automobile license Tabor
lr the effort has been unsuccessful but there has been
Use that will consideration pre-
rIouSly II is a re
Indicated that
d is
only 81 bureaus the Carolina Motor Club
under contract with the State handling
oer auto mus, mere are ~ counties win no sun
ldcltlrS at all. without
grateful Polly Carolina
Motor Club office WhitcylC, information
die she hopes get the opportunity such b
Tabor City. Certainly hope And
ul to her also the Tabor City pro-
grcSSivc community. We Try to
CONGRATULATIONS: The lnuc Holiness
City has made phenomna progress The past
the applause public. From a
with hanCul members splendid building
membership q con-
nuuty short years story organize
ton The sanctuary that dedicated recently
ul and the building great If
effort the pastor and the Law leaders church
Christian religion in Z
congregation that accomplished ;
PICTURES bought newspaper press
~ three have struggled good
from pictures. Frankly satisfied
the quality of the printed pictures have
recent But effort improve this feature
purchased machine That hclpr
speed but pictures have
been quality. Recently building fully
cquippmg modern darkroom pictures replacing the OLD
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
Ray S Ranblin S
Conservatism And The University
By Ray Wicker

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
is called many things by many people throughout the
state. To its friends, of which there are many, it is
called 1.-The Southern part of Heaven. To Others, it
is known by various names such as Pink HILL Red
Square, or 1.-The home of professional Liberals.
We spent four years in this so-called den of
Reds and came out with rather conservative pol
tical outlook This is not to say that there is no Just
ificaton for branding of the faculty and stu
dents with wing titles but is to say that person
ally ran into any Reds. And we did not seek
to avoid liberalism, communism, OF any other ism
We feel that the University is giving its students
well-rounded political outlook. Here is why:
Cracker-Barrel Philosophy
We were dreading two semesters of required
North Carolina history it Just sounded dull.
The first day of class at precisely II the door
of the class room swung open and in walked tall
thin man in his early COS. He had Il lean and
hungry look" about him. His name: Hugh I. Letter.
We sat fascinated for the next eighty minutes
and for eighty minutes three times week for the
next nine months.
Letter mixes pleasant blend of history and
crackerbarrel philosophy which is anything but dull
Dirt Farmer
Born in small western county on small farm.
Letter considers himself "a dirt farmer turned his
toran." Whether his background has any bearing
on his outlook not, don't know, but we do know
that he is definitely against big government and
big government spending.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

PICTURES bought newspaper
~ three have struggled good reproductions
from pictures Frankly have satisfied
the quality of the printed pictures
recent But effort this feature,
That hCpCr
been OF quality. Recently began building
cqHppng modem darkroom for pictures tn"
picture developing and printing equipment
carried the first the pictures
equipment You not have noticed felt that
proved the picture quality deal
week and If don't
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

certainly made their Thanks
giving Day enjoyable. Young
Mr.. Robinson lives at 1855
Lake Park. Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buber Humph.
rey were recent visitors here
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Ashley on Eastover
Drive. On Sunday night, Nov,
Is, they were honored with a
Supper in the home of the
Ashley's that were prepared
by Mrs. ESsie Parker. Mrs
Humphrey is the former,
Flora Mae Williams, daughter
of the late Anna and Willie
Williams. The Humphreys
live in Toledo, Ohio, 1875
Fitchland Avenue. They mo
tored down here and hope to
return back to their home
We wish them safe trip back,
Mrs. Edna Parker was week
end guest of the Albert Wash
ingtOnS. She also visited ir
the home of Mrs. Mary Travis
and was dinner guest of hel