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LEGAL NOTICES

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AIRY. WILLIAM r. PATRICK. -
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Fok 1HB
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. <lU
AAAE EMpGo oRoea o.
pUoLicAvboN
suBy NAY PAIGE, Plaintiff W.
WILLIE PAIGE. Defendant.
Al q session Of the above entitled
Court. held in the City County Bun1
ing. in the City of Detroit. Count
Of Wayne, and State Of Michigan
this 18th day Of September. A. u.
1854
Hon. JAMES MONTANTE
Circuit Judge
On the 18th day Of September
A. d.. 1859 an Amended Affidavit
for Order of Publication was filed
In this Court; Complaint for d.
sorce. having been heretofore filed
on TO wit: the 77th day Of March,
A. d.. 1853.
II Is Hereby Ordered, that the de-
fendsnt. Willie Paige, shall answer
or take such other action as may
be permitted b. law on or before
the 18th day OF December, A. d.,
1859. Failure TO comply with this
Order Will result In judgement
by default against such defendant
for the relief demanded In the Com
plant filed in this Court
JAMES Montante
Circuit Judge
Date OF Amended Order:
September Is, 1858
A TRUE COPY
Edgar NJ. Branigin clerk
1912 l0-26-63
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SrATx o. MICHIGAN
N IxU CIRCUIT CoUkI Fo8 1ak
COUNTY o. WAYNE
NO -
o90o4 70 Aoo1SsGo
nuEAL JENKINS, Plaintiff W.
GkxALDlS8 JENKINS. Defen1nne
AZ . session a s.sd Court b>a1
~ the C5ty-C -Coun1y Building In ths
CITY of Desrpss On the tweniy secood
dzy of October N the year one thou-
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Tuxedo. 4072. Nice six room flat.
newly decorated. automatic heat,
near transportation. UN. l-0456
after six o. clock week days. Al
day Sunday.
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ATTORNEY {. J. FLANAGAN
STaTr OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IS. s77.s3s
Al q session OF the Probate Court
for ssid County OF Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Room in the city
of Detroit. on the Twentv-Ninth dav
of October. In the wear one thousand
nine hundred and sixty-three.
PRESENT.
HON IRA J KAUFMAN
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate of
A~rLIA HILL. Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
of MATTE CoNDER praying that
administration OF said estate be grant
ed 10 herself or some other suitable
pe-son:
II is ordered. That the Third dsv
of December. next at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon at said Court Room be
appointed for hearing said petition
And II Is further Ordered. That a
copy OF this order be published once
in each week for three weeks con-
secutively previous TO said time OF
hearing. in the Detroit Tribune,
newspaper printed and circulated in
said County OF Wayne
IRA G.. KAUFMAN
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same to be correct
transcript of such original record.
HARRY BOLDA
Deputy Probate Register
Dated: October 20, 1868
ll-9 11-30-63
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w - ~ " ~ = = ~
Waxokleen Floor Improvement
Services will dry clean your kitch-
en- floor for $3.50 no matter how
large or how small. Jobs are
guaranteed. We also specialize
in rug cleaning, hardwood floors,
windows, and wall washing. We
are a reputable company and
our men are experts and are
bonded. We are fully insured.
Remember, housewives, no job
is too large or too small for
WAxokLEEN.
So call us today by picking
up your phone and dialing Wo.
3-eo86; and let us do your heavy
work. You'll be well pleased II
you do so now.
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FOR SALE


Male help wanted
Plumber must have field cx-
pcricnce on all types Of repair.
Steady job - good working con-
ditions - Detroit Tribune.
Box 736
D70 Gratiot
Detroit. Michigan - 48207
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2220 Lyman near Chene -
$500 down. Half basement Gas
Heat - Call IT,. 5-8535.
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leesIs
Affys- HEADING, WILLIAMS.
FoNvILlE q FLOYD

Legsis
Affys.. HEADING, WILLIAMS.
FoNviLlE q FLOYD
1908 Broadway
Static OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
SARAH VI. FOX Plaintiff VS..
JIMMY T. FOX. Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held in
the City-County Building, in the Citv
OF Detroit, Wavne County, Michigan.
or Nov 2, 1863
PRESENT:
Hon. MILES N. CULEHAN
CIRCUIT JUDGE
On the 9th day OF August, 1868. an
action was filed by Sarah VI. Fox.
Plaintiff, against Jimmy l.. Fox, Defen.
dant, In this court TO obtain abso-
lutte divorce.
II Is Hereby Ordered that the De-
fendant. Jimmy l.. Fox. shall answer
or take such other action as may be
permitted bv law on or before the
9th day OF February, 1864. Failure 10
comply with this order will result
In judgment by default against
such defendant for the relief de
manded In the complaint filed In
this court
MILES ~. CULEHAN
CIRCUIT JUDGE
Dated: November s, 1863
a TRUE cory
EDGAR NJ. BRANICIN clerk
ll-23 12-l4-63
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"a rooms l.e room Sheri-
dan and Vernon. or call TU.
58535
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ISeS osssowsy
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE
scisn Acsionl
NO. l1663
oaoGa OF pUolicATton
THERESA wAi-kkE. Plaintiff. Va
SAa ". wALkkk. defendant
Al q session of the above entitled
cosrx, bead IN the CIsy County Build
inx m the City Of Deirost, County OF
Wayne, and stale Of Michigan this
Sth day OF September, A. ID, lsoS
PRESENT
Hon NATHAN ,. KAUFMAN
Circuit Judge
On this sth d<s OF september. A. ID.
lsos, an action wss fined oy Their
ess Maker. plainuff, against sam
W. Walker. defendant In TINS Court,
for Divorce.
II is hereby ordered, that the de-
fendsnt, Sam w. Walker. shall an-
s~er or take such other action as
MAY b< pefmItied b. Law on or
before the sth day Of December,
a. ID. iso5- Failure TO comply with
this Order VIII result IN judgement
By default against such defendant
for the relief demanded In the Com
paint filed in this Court
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Edgar NJ. Branigin Clerk
- Clinton {. Carter
Deputy Clerk
szI 1855
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ATTY RAIpH NllLEa
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ron T,,v
COUNTY or WAYNE
NO. i1S71
oRpga o. PUBLICATION
ELIZABETH BRAxToN. PLAINTIFF. Va
JAMES T. BRAxToN. defendant
AZ q session Of said Court held 1,
the City County Building. In the coun
" OF Wayne, City Of Detroit th,,
11nd day Of August. A.D.. 1868.
Hon. Joseph @. Rsshid
Circuit Judge
On the z2nd day Of August. A. d
lso3. an action WAS filed by Eli,,'
beth Braxton as plaintiff agains
James L. Brsxton the defendant IN
this Court for Divorce.
II Is hereby Ordered that the Dc.
fendant, James Z. Brsxton answer or
take such other action as may Ne
permitted by Law on or before three
e3, months from the date hereof.
Failure to comply with this Order
will result In a judgement By dc.
fault against the defendant for the
relief demanded In the complain,
filed in this Court
JOSEPH G. RAsHID
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Edgar NJ. Branisin clerk
s-2i - l0-iz-63
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Clerk


STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
NO. i3408
JOE w. BROWN. P.alniiff vs..
PEARL BROWN, Defendant
Al session OF said ,oun held
at the Ciiy<olniy building In the
City of Detroit ON the 9th day Of
September. A. D., 1868.
PRESENT
Hon NATHAN ]. AUFMAN
Circuit Judge
On the 5th day OF September, A. ID.
1868, an action was filed By Joe
w. Brown. plaintiff, against Pearl
Brown. defendant In this Court TO
obtain a judgement of Divorce.
1t is hereby ordered that the de-
fendsnt, Pearl Brown. shall answer
or take such action as may be per.
mitted by law on or before the 9th
day of December, A. d.. 1868 Fail.
ure to comply with this Order VIII
result In judgement by default
against the defendant. Pearl Brown
for the relief demanded In the
Complaint fined In this Court.
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN clerk
BY Clinton c. Carter
Deputy Clerk
s-l4 lO-5-63
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FLATS FOR RENT
DUNDEE - Grand River
Nsrdin Park

Large lower 4 rooms. Big Ca
rage Tile bath, private porch.
gas heat, venetians. storms and
screens. Fence front and back.
Well kept building. Free fire
insurance on your furniture. Rent
$50. so month. 2 percent interest
paid on $1,000 deposit. Adults
only.
Sacks Realty TR. 2-7l89
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1916 Greeley. Open Daily af-
ter 4 pm. Between 2 Mile and
State Fair. 2 bedrooms. all face
brick, ranch large rooms. Full
tile basement. Plus extras. Can
see for yourself.
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Beautifully Situated Ravine Prop
erty. 5 acres or Is acres close
70 Freeway. Reasonable for cash
or terms. For Location Write
Owner, Box 1854 Pontiac, Mich
igan
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Risiness Opportunity

BIsIness OppoFfUn1FY
ERSKINE al Woodward - l3
rental units. 5 room private bath
for owner Top condition no vio-
Istions. $500 ninth pssible in
come. Property and furniture.
Best offer. Owner, KEnw ood
4 1886.
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CREENLAwN near S CHOOL.
CRAFT - Income property,
excellent condition. extra fenc-
ed lot. Garage. beautiful recre-
alton room. Will sell with
small down payment to respon-
sible party. Deal directly with
owner. Call GR- COILS fol
appointment.
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62 Olds Starfirc Burgundy Conv.
Like new, full power, positrac-
ton, Ultronic eye, all leather
interior. private owner. 676-e423
after 9 pm.
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sALEsMEN WANIEp

oALESMEN WHNIEb
Men and women needed for sales
staff of new company. For de-
tails apply in person--8228 Sec
ond Ave. Automobile will help
but not necessary. Enormous po-
tential for right people, full or
part time. Age 21 and over.
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Atty. c. LeBRoN SIMMONS
sss crstiof Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE
EDWARD NELSON, Plaintiff VS..
AUDREY NELSON, Defendant
ORDER TO ANSWER
On the LIST day OF November, 1868,
an action was filed by Edward Mel
son, Plaintiff, against Audrey Mel
son. 9GeVdsnt, in this court to an
II hcreby ordered that the De.
fendanf> Al,drey Nelson, shall answer
or take surN-. other action as may be
permitted by law on or before the
ist day OF February. 1864. Failure TO
comply with this order will result
In. Judgment by default against
stsfh Defendant for the relief de-
handed In the complaint filed in
MILES n. cULEHAN
CIRCUIT JUDGE
Date of Order: November 1, 1868
a TRUE COPY
EDGAP VI. BRANIGIN clerk
li-2s l2-i4-63
FOR SALE
West Grand Boulevard (betwccn
Grand River and Tireman). Large
IL room home. Will make love-
Iy funeral home or business.
Bennett TR. 5-0548.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
1865 w. Grand. Clean, seven
rooms, 6 carpeted, basement, gas
heat, cement porches and ga
RACES. Urgent sale. $500 down.
lroni. TO. 5-8400.
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Grand Blvd. Near Grand River:
IL room house, excellent condi
ton. Ample parking. suitable
for professional. insurance, real
estate, Dr.. Clinic. Convslescent
home, etc. Reasonable. Call
owner. IT,. 6-O622 or TR. 4-0570
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'HICITUS FIGITUS' q. These are the magic
cords that Merlin the Magician uses in Wall
DisHey's latest cOlor.ieafWe. It's all part Of
the christmas Magic" you'll find at the fire
Hecht Co. stores. Some people call it "AbrG-
M caddbra," and some folks say it's "ALakdzGm"
but any IOdy you say it, it's Disney talk for
Merlin and his gang
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27
Pea Manager
Urges Members
To Buy Stock

Over $50 farmer members
of Columbus Production Cred
Il Association and other per-
sons attended the second seS-
sion OF the annual meeting of
the association which was held
II Cerro Gordo high school on
Thursday night, November 2l.
The meeting, continuation
of the business session held at
Wi lidmS school week earl
Ter. saw unanimous approval
given to the reelection of w.
B. Buffkin as a director of the
association for term Of three
years. Also, the directors pro-
poSal that the association be
authorized to issue class A
stock in an amount equal to
stock now outstanding. over a
period of the next three years.
was unanimously approved.
c. ID. Yoder, general manag-
er of the association. gave a
report similar to the one given
at Williams school in the first
session. In commenting on the
need for the authorization for
the issue of class A stock.
Eoder stated that members
would be encouraged to pur-
chase the preferred stock,
which last year paid 4 per
cent dividend, as an invest
ment on savings. BY building
their ownership of class A
stock in years that earnings
are available, farmer memb-
erS would be building re-
serve for use in years OF ca
taStrophe or when earnings
would otherwise not be good.
No member will be required
To purchase association stock
III excess of the amount re-
oulred by law, he stated. and
that requirement is ownership
of one share of class B stock.
per value S5, for each one
hundred dollars of loan out
standing at any one time.
The third and last session of
the associations annual meet
ing will be held at HallSboro
high school on Thursday night.
December 5. Shortly after the
ilnal session OF the meeting it
Is anticipated that the Board
OF Directors will meet for c-cc-
ton of officers and re-orpan-
IEa,ion for the ensuing wear
Yoder stated.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27

ing a mayor and councilmen
Will then be placed before the
residents of this Grand Strand
area.
Initial plans, formulated at
the beginning of the summe-,
were to merge the two LARGE
communities and annex the
smaller towns of Windy Hill
and Atlantic Beach. However.
sufficient signatures for the
petition requesting the merger
election could not be gathered
IN the smaller communities.
In August Ocean Drive and
Crescent Beach decided to go
through with the merger plans
without their smaller neigh
oorS.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27

Ocean Drive Crescent
Beach Vote On Meroer

OCEAN DRIVE-After many
months OF groundwork, the
towns of Ocean Drive and
Crescent Pea II have finally
reached u" point where tEcy
can put the proposed merger
Of the communities before
their voters.
The two .CwnS have asked
the Horny County Election
Board for permission to hulj
the merger election On Jan. :.
No problems are foresecn in
having the election on that
date.
II favorably viewed by the
voters. preliminary plans are
10 maintain the present tax
millagc assessment in the two
communities. The task OF elect
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27
N. {. Approves 36 Weed
Seed Varieties For Sale

RALEIGH - Thirty three
varieties of flue-cured tobacco
have been approved by the
Tobacco Seed Committee for
sale in North Carolina this
year, Agriculture Commission
er l.. Y. Ballentine announced
today.
He said the Committee has
notified him that sixteen grow
erS are eligible to record with
his office one or more of these
varieties, and have declared
their seeds to be correctly
identified as to variety.
According to the North Car
olina Seed Law, Commissions
er Ballentine explained, such
declarations and recordings
are prerequisite to the legal
sac of tobacco seeds in the
state. He emphasized that the
Committees action does not
constitute recommendation of
the varieties. It's sole function
is to insure correct labelling of
seeds for variety identifica-
ton.
No new varieties are record
cd for this year. Ten varieties
which were recorded last year
have been dropped by the
growers and distributors. They
are: Bottom Special, Coker
1913, Coker 1877, Coker 3l6.
Golden Harvest. McNair l2l.
McNair VG-2. Oxford l-l8l.
Speisht ~ and Virginia Gold.
The complete list of variet-
les eligible for recording this
year is as follows:
Bell Is, Bell I6. Bell 80.
Cokcr 80-F, Coker Ill. Cokor
187-Hicks, Coker 3l9. Dixie
Bright lOl. Florida %. 4O2.
Golden Cure, Golden Gem I'll,
Hi-kS Broadleaf, McNair H-2.
McNair 10, McNair -. McNair
20, McNair 80, N. c. 73. N. {.
rs, n. c. 81, ReamS 81. Reams
81, ReamS 266. Speight G-3, .
SpelSht G-5. Speight CLIO,
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27

Speight G-l9, Speight 81,
VeSta S, Virginia ~, Virginia
p, White Gold.
The sixteen growers and the
varieties they are eligible to
record are:
F. B. Allen, Kenbridge, Vir-
ginia - Hicks Broadleaf and
and White Gold.
Bells Seed Farm. Rocky
Mount. n. C.-Be,l 30. Vesta
5, McNair 80, Speight G-5,
Coker 3l9, White Gold. Bell
Is, McNair -. N. c. 95. Coker
80F. Bell Is. Coker l8T-Hicks,
Speisht CLIO, n. c. IS, and
Hicks Broadleaf.
Cokcr'S Pedierecd Seed Com
pany. HartSville, s. Cocker
3l9, Coker Ill. Coker 80F,
Coker l87-fIicks, N. c. 95,
Hicks Broadlcat, and White
Gold.
w. NJ. Gill. Roxboro. N. c.
Hicks Broadleaf. White Gold.
Cokcr 3l9. McNair 20, n. &.
95, and Speioht Clio.
F. w. Higgins & Son. Fay
ettevi!le. n. C.-McNair 20.
Hicks Broadlcaf. n. c. 95,
Speight Clio, White Gold, and
Coker 3l9.
+. Frank Jones Seed. Inc.
GoldSboro. n. C.-Speight c.
10. Speight G-5. McNair 30.
MCNair 30. Coker 3l9. White
Gold, Hicks Broadleaf, Nc
Nair 10, n. c. -. Vcsta 5.
McNair -. y. {. IS. Cokcr
l87-HiCkS, and n. c. 95.
NJ. l.. Maneum. Fuquay
Springs, \. C.-Spcicht Clio.
Hicks Broadleaf, and Coker
l87-HickS.
McNair Seed Company,
Laurinburg. n. C.-NcNair 20,
McNair 30, NJ, Nair H-2, Nc
Nair -, Hicks Broadleaf. Cox
cr l87-HickS. McNair 10.
Golden Cure, White Gold, 4O2.
n. c. %. Coker 3l9. Speight
G-5. ana Speight G-I0.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27
Copitol Needs
Up Soys Pea

"The capital requirements
m agriculture have more than
doubled during the last decade
and continue to increase" ac-
cording to Mr.. w. B. Buffkin
Of Whiteville, President of the
Columbus Production Credit
Association who has just re-
turned from attending a PEA
Directors Institute in Raleigh.
Effective ways for peas To
keep credit service gcared to
the changing needs of farmers
were emphasized during the
Institute; and Directors were
presented the modern methods
If management adapted to the
responsibilities and functions
of Pea Directors" Mr.. Buff
kin said.
He said program topics in
cluded D Principles of Cen
sral Management, (2) Con-
tucting Effective Board Meet
ngs, CD Building and Main
tanning a Strong Membership
organization, (4) Principles of
Shorthand Lons-Range plan
ming. and (5) Management
Controls.
The farmer owned and op-
Grated Columbus Production
Credit Association has 1881
farmer members, l3O o:
which were new members
during the past year. and ex-
tended S4,6O0,8OO in capital
and operating credit to farm
erS OF the area last year." ac-
cordlng to MIR. Buffkin.
The Columbus Association,
OF which Mr.. Buffkin is di-
rector, makes short and inter-
mediate-term loans to farm
ers in Columbus County with
prlnclpa! office in Whitevillc
ana Mobiloan Service in Tab
or City.
Other directors attendina
from this association were: Mr.
Roscoe Enzor, Fair Bluff. N.
L, Mr.. Walter Shaw. Ever
green, N. {. and Mr.. Robert Fl. |
Britt, Whitcviile, N. c. No !
20, 1868.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27

Matthews Brothers, BrodnaN,
Virginia-White Gold, Hicks
Broadleaf, N. c. 95. Coker 3l9.
Va. ~, and Va. 2l.
RcamS Seed Company. Apex.
N. Creams 81, ReamS 81.
RcamS 266, Hicks Broadleaf.
and White Gold.
Smith Seed Farm. Wilson. ".
C.-HickS Broad.eaf, White
Gold. Coker 3l9, Speight G-5.
Speight Clio, and McNair 10.
Speight Seed Farms, Whit
ervillc, N. C.-DB l0l, 402,
Speisht 81, Speight Clio.
Speight G-5, Speight G-3.
Speight GIG. Hicks Broadleaf.
White Gold. n. c. 95. Golden
Cure. Coker 3l9, M,Nair so.
and Bell %.
r. II. Terrill. Rcidsville, N.
Cocker l87-HickS.
Wacwoud Farms. Inc, Glib
Sonville. n. C.-VcSta ), Cox
er lS7-HickS, Golden Gem
I'll. Va. -, DiXis Bright l01,
Speight Clio, Speight G-5.
Cokcr 3l9. NcNair, u. N. &.
9j, Hicks Eroadleaf, and White
Gold.
Watson Seed Farms, Inc.
Rocky Mount. N. C.-N. c. 95.
White Bold, Hicks Broadleaf.
Cocker 3l9. Coker III. Cokcr
l87-HickS. NJ, ,Nair 20. Flor
ida -, Reams 81, Bell %,
Speight Clio. Speight G-5, n.
{. 75. MCNair u, Bell Is,
Cokrr S0F, McNair 80, and
McNair 10.
Il. }. Works g. Sons. Rocky
Count, n. Chicks BrCadleaf.
White Gold. n. <. 95. Coker
3l9. McNair 20. NcNair 80.
SpCight G-5, Speight Clio,
Bell Is. y. c. rs, Coker 1877
Hicks. Bell %. and Reams 6l.
y man can't live a full and
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27
Myrtle Beach
Bose To Get
$l23,oo0G Gront

MYRTLE BEACH = Myrtle
Beach's Air Force Base stands
in position to garner $l23. .OOC
for base construction from the
current military appropriations
bill passed by the U. s. House
of Representatives this week.
Money from the appropria-
tion has been earmarked for
base construction and expan-
sion and the construction o.
military housing. II necessary
during the current fiscal year.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27

y man can't live a full and
satisfying life until he is pre-
pared t. accept the uncXpcCt-
cd as an opportunity instead
of a possible source of trouble.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-27

Consistency is the last re-
fuge of the unimaginative.
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Benjamin l. Storey, Former
Air Force and Navy Auditor

Benjamin L. Storey. AZ, a
former auditor for the Air
Force and Navy Departments,
died at the family residence in
Switzerland. Fla, yesterday
after a long illness.
A former resident of Wash
lngton, Mr.. Storey moved to
Florida in 1855 to become chief
auditor Of the Navy Area Audit
Office in Jacksonville. He was
forced to retire in 1861 due to
illness.
Mr.. Storey attended George
Washington University and
was graduated from the Stray
er College Of Accounting in
1883. He was employed success
sively by the Federal Housing
Administration and the Office
Of Price Administration in
Washington. In 1947 he moved
10 Jacksonville to become chief
auditor of the War Assets
administration for the regional
office.
He then returned to Wash
Ington to work for the Air
Force. Office OF Price Stahiliza-
ton accounting office. and in
1858 became supervisory inter-
nal auditor of the Washington
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Area Navy Audit Office until
he relocated in Florida.
A member Of the Episcopal
Church. Mr.. Storey was inStru-
mental in founding the Swift
zerland Community Church.
He leaves his wife, Mildred
Price Storey of the home resi-
dence, Bellvue Grove. Switzer-
land, Fla; his mother, Mrs.
Eta w. Storey, 1905 Haywood
drive, Mount Rainier, Nd; two
sisters, Mrs. Ennis Almond of
Mountain Rainier; and Mrs.
Andrew Ready of Damascus,
Md; four brothers, Martin,
54l2 Delta Lane, Camp
Spring, Md. Richard. 305
Pinewood aveune. Silver Spring,
Md, Russell, COILS Twenty
eighth avenue. NARROW Heights,
Mo-, and woodrow Of Serverna
Park, Md; and three daught-
ers, Mimi and Dolores Of the
home address in Florida and
Mrs. Paul Olson Of Greenbelt,
Md.
Funeral services will be held
in the Hardage and Sons
Southside Funeral Home at 8
pm. tomorrow in Switzerland,
Fla. Interment will follow in
the Switzerland Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-10
Herbert E. Howell 81,
Expert on Copyright Law

He remained at the office
nearly three decades, retired
briefly and returned to service
during World War II.
Mr.. Howell was the author of
numerous books on copyright
law, including Howell on
Copyright" which has become
a standard text.
He was a Mason, a member
of the New York Bar Associa-
ton and st. Adams Church.
Mr.. Howell leaves his wife,
Bertha, of 3f13 Forty-fifth
street NV, the home address;
two sons, Maxwell, of 5733
Bradley boulevard. Bethesda,
and Spencer, of 40S WhiteStone
road, Silver Spring; two
daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Chap
pell, of 1904 Spring Lake drive,
Bethesda, and Mrs. Ann Jones,
Of Carmel Valley, Calf, and
seven grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
this morning.