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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-09
PEOPLE AND PROBLEMS
A Moral Question Men Must Answer
BY RALPH McGHL

Earlier this year on a visit
to seven African countries,
the writer, on three occa-
sions, was subjected to ha-
rassment by either Commu-
mist or extreme left-wing
groups who were armed with
the Pledge to the Flag and
with a World Almanac con-
tanning a copy of the United
States Constitution.
1t is very awkward - and
at times quite sticky-to be
far from home and alone be-
fore a large crowd trying to
explain the gulf between our
country'S promise and per-
Torrance.
What do we mean by SOL
EMMY pledging - lone Ma
ton, indivisible, under God,
with liberty and justice to
alp" Why don't we do what
our Constitution guarantees?
A minister in a small
Southern city sent in two
clippings. One concerned the
implacable drive against %
young Methodist ministers in
Mississippi who had done
nothing more serious than
sign a statement asking for
Christians to practice racial
justice. A majority of them
already have been forced
from their pulpits. Some
have left the State. Others
are going.
The second clipping was
from a newspaper account Of
Attorney General Robert
Kennedy's testimony before
a Senate committee holding
hearings on the civil rights
bills. The Attorney General
was arguing the bill did not
seriously infringe on proper
ty rights. The only right it
will deny, he said, is the
right to discriminate. Then
came a paragraph the min
lister had underlined.
Read II With Tears"
white persons of what
ever kind" said the Attor-
ney General, even prosti-
tutes, narcotics pushers,
Communists or bank robbers
are welcome at establish
ments which will not admit
certain Of our Federal judges,
ambassadors, and countless
members of our armed serv-
ices. There is a right to
embarrass and humiliate mil
lions Of our citizens in the
pursuit Of their daily
lives. :"
Il read this" wrote the
minister" and I put 1t down
with tears in my eyes. It
is true. A prostitute, q mar
cotics addict, a sex pervert
who preys on children, Com
munists, the most depraved
persons, freely and unques-
toned may enter establish
ments which will bar the
door to decent, honest, hard
working persons merely be-
cause Of race. -.
Il know" he said, that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

TO THE FAR EAST TO THE NEAR EAST
-. TO EUROPE SEARCHING THE COR
NERS OF THE GLOBE FOR LOVELY EXAM
PIES OF THE RUG MAKERS ART TO
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Co.'s five Rug and Carpet Departments. Listed
and shown here, just O few of many thrilling
new specimens TO delight your eye. impress you
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ovciIObIs in q host Of motehins SKIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

See Miss Yukiko Ueshibo and Miss Soyoke
Kishido creote lovely rug masterpieces in the
tire-honored Oriental fashion, Visit our RUG
Department, Downtown-6th Floor any doy this
week, October 28 through November End.
The Heeht co-Rugs and corpet-Downtown Silver Sprinc
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CONE IN AND SEE THE
ART OF HAND-HooKING
RUGS UNFOLD BEFORE
YOUR VERY EYES!
The Sidney herald., 1963-05-15
Organ Ensemble
To Be Presented
AT Elk's Club

Mrs. June Johnson will pre-
sent a thirteen Organ Ensemble
with guest entertainers on Fri
day evening, May II, at the
Sidney Elks' Club at 8 pm.
Music to be played will in
clude favorite waltz tempos,
popular tunes, hymns, novelty
numbers, western melodies and
patriotic numbers.
Members of the organ class
playing will be Greg and Roger
Arpin, Fairview; Phyllis Ed
dington, Arleen Habedank, OAR
leen Habedank, Evelyn Hyde,
Heidi Hyde, Agnes Jones, Cher
vi johnson, David Kaneski,
Tom Lane, Janet Lien, Carolyn
Minder, Ruth Minder, Shelley
Minder, Terry Verhasselt and
Mrs. Yves Whitaker.
Guest performers include
Becky and Debbie Hall, Jar
Quilting, Aletha Whiteman
Dennis Herrick, John Levno
George Mielke and Robert Pc.
terSen.
The public is invited.
The Sidney herald., 1963-05-15
Camp Fire Girls
Schedule Meeting
We'd, May 22nd

A series of follow-up meet
ms regarding the Camp Fire
Girls program will be held in
Sidney next week. Miss Gwen
Harper, Regional Director for
Montana, will be here from
Wednesday AM. to Friday AM.
May 1924.
She will be able to explain
policies of the Camp Fire pro-
gram and what it could have to
offer for the community of Sid
ney. Miss Harper will be glad
to meet with all who can at
tend on Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoon at 100 and each
evening at 7:30 pm. at the
Sidney Girl Scout Cabin. A cor
dial invitation is extended tx
all townspeople.
The Sidney herald., 1963-05-15

ment exercises May 81.
The Rev. Powers of Sidney
will give the Baccalaureate on
May g.
The Sidney herald., 1963-05-15

DR.. Willis Vandiver of MISC
will be speaker at commence
The Sidney herald., 1963-05-15

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
FRENCH CLUB REPORTS

The French Club of Tabor
City High School was very
bus v during the week of Feb.
49, 9 with the observance Ct
Fl, nch Week. To mention Il
.er activities:
/. The club members (ncw
and oldl wore the French tri-
colorS. The little banners wee
not only pretty on white shirts
and blouScS but also an honor
to wear them. N'cSt-cc pas?
=. The French flag WAS
flown all week. This reminded
everyone of dc Gaulle and
u ne SalS pas.
3. The French Club was in
charge of the chapel program
Friday. Eel. ~. The French
II class erected a play and
translated it into French. The
plays cast was as fellows: L.
.ol-Samucl Williams. Ia rein
dcvoucc-Jackic Sayrc, lc beau
iuc-JamcS Prince, and Ia
belle princ2SSc-Dclores Lee
1. Luncheon menus were
written in French and placed
ON the tables at lunch period.
Judy Huffakcr. French ii stu
dent, was in charge of menus.
;. ElCh club member Was
required to speak French dur
ing the week and especially SO
on Friday.
6. The French Week ended
with a buftct-Stylc party given
to the old club members by
the twelve new members
!. New club members are:
Richard Hardcc, Noel Brown.
Peggy Taylor, Mary Jane
Prince. Brenda Jenrcttc. Jo-
Ann Wright. Patricia RudisiiI.
." "r"t"r. Margaret Sules.
Linda Cartcer, Jeanne Gordu,r
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
'Hendrix-Smook
Engagement
Announced

Fir. ana Mrs. John X. lien
dirk of West Columbia al
nounce the engagement nj thri,
laughter Patricia Ann. All,
Walter j. Smoak Jr. son o..
he Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Smoa'
also # West Columbia. The
Wedding VIII take place Jun,
in Brook.and Methods,
Church, West Columbia.
Miss Hendrix is grat.u~t,
of Brookland Cayce His'
School and has attended III,
University of South Caroiia:
She is now cmpl we'd b. Par
Distributors in Columbia.
Mr.. SmoaS is also n graduate
of Brookland Cacye II g Il
School. He is now 4 sophomore
the University of South
Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
With Our
Home
Agents
BY: Mae NJ. Anderson
Home Agent

Thursday. Feb. 28--"Land-
cape Meeting" for Interested
persons, 800 p. IN. at the Ag-
riculture Building Auditorium.
Mr.. Henry Clay, horticulture
Specialist from Clemson Col
lege.
monday. March / - Assist
int HCme Agent on radio sta
len Wise. LoriS at lO:l5 1t. II.
Tuesday, March 5 - Pleas
mt View HDC 800 p. NJ
Wednesday. March 6-Homc
Agent on raCio station WI AT
convey. HOO "a m. Home
wood HDC. 800 p. m.
Thursday March Town
and Country" HDC $50 "A. m.
;pring Branch All Club zoe
). IN.
March % - National HI
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Miss Martha Eiantou
HOnOred At Sbo1Ver

y lovely shower honorln :
Miss Martha Blanton was Civ
en- by Mrs. Rupert Prince ana
Mrs. NJ. F. Fennell in the COT
fee Shop dining room on Feb.
20.
Friends called from : y. m.
until 10 p. m. during which
time delicious cake and coz
fee was served.
Miss Blanton received many
beautiful and uScfu! gifts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Mrs. Rmtiedge Takes
Club On Tour

The LurlS Garden Club en-
Joycd one OF the most inter
eStlng programs of the wear or
February 6, when Mrs. J. T
Rutlcdge of Conway, Post
State President OF the GartlCI
Club of South Carolina too!
the club on a tour of Europg
by SEuWmg ami cxplaluins
color slides. Mrs. Rutledsy
toured five countries and two
prlnclpalitivS in October and
November of 1861. making eel
urGd slides of ancient castles.
cathcdra.S. and beautiful flow
rr gardens.
The meeting WAS presided
over by Miss JacIurlIne Mi
shoe, president. During th,
business session Mrs. Bill
Wootcn, Mrs. Guy Blackburn.
ana Mrs. sam hickman WEI u
appointed 10 the nominating
committee. Mrs. Hickman was
also appointed Year Eoo:-
Chairman.
ID. II. Ives. Jr. LoriS Hi.h
School principal, spoke briefly
10 the members in behalf cf
the March of Dimes. FIR. j.
x. SugGS WAS progr1m CHAR
man for the meeting.
The Yard of the Month ~
ward was presented 10 Nj.
and Mrs. Horace Grahart With
honorable. mention auIhg 10
Mr.! and Mrs. Dough- Baila..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
PERSONALS

Mrs. J. c. Wray. Mrs. Home!
Adams, and Mrs. Marvin
Lewis of the Sandy Plains
Home Demonstration Club al
tended the Alice Charm School
classes February 18th and 5th.
A district planning meeting
for the county Home Demon
Stratlon leaders was held in
Fayetteville Feb. II. Ms.
Homer Adams of the Sandy
Plains club attended.
Mrs. Mae Sellers recently
visited her parents in the
Guideway community. Mr.. and
Mis-. j. d. Long.
:Ir. McCray Carroll cclc-
brdtcd his 72nd birthday at
the home of his daughter Mrs.
James Stanley Sunday. Forty
guests were present.
Miss Sdndra Clemens. a stu
dent at St. Andrews College.
Laurinburg for one and Il half
years. recently transferred 20
III" University OF South Caro-
IA.
Mr. end Mrs. Tom Clemens
visited J. J. GodbOld of Rock
Hill and attended the y. c.
) {. basketball doublcheat,crs
IA Ch1rISte this week end.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
SolcS over the weekend were
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Norris.
Mrs. RcSsIc Norris. NJ. and
Mrs. David Gore and W. l..
Gore, all of Sandy Plains.
Mrs. Wilma SuggS and fam
lily attended an oyster roast d.
the beach Tuesday night.
NJ. and Mrs. tlbcrl SuIsS +
Guideway visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. SolcS Tues
day night.
Mrs. d. y. Stevens and +.
DOsca Fcchor OF Tabor Cry
visited the Charles Duscnburss
of klnStun last Thursday.
The Rcmbcrt Cores are Wis
ting in Florida this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ionic VIII
lOugnby and children. Mike
and Bob. were weekend guests
%: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jcrnigan.
their parents. The Willuughbys
are from SummcrVIllc. S. G.
Mrs. J. Is. Cooper of Wallace
and Martha Sittersnn of Ken
anSvillc were weekend guests
Of Mr.. ans Mrs. Graham john
SOT.
Mrs. b. Cooper Spivcy, for
merry a house mother al Boy
Home. Lake Waccamaw. mace
recent visit to the Home la.i
weekend.
Mrs. Clarence Strickland and
children returned home FRIDAY
after fOUr-wcCk visit with
hcr parents in Farwcll. Texas
1t was the first time Mrs.
Strickland had seen her par
entS IN over two years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
ana Di'uciili Mills.
rHOHl1S NOTES

The Tabor CITY Hi"h School
chorus will venture tn Wilm-
ington Friday, Feb. 20, To take
part in the State Rating Con-
test. Eligible choruSeS from
throughout this area will sing
before panel of judges. The
performance of the choriStcrS
will determine their grades.
The local chorus. composed
of 81 students ranging from
freshman through senior stand
ing. will sing two musical Sc
lcctions: Ave Verum Corpus
and oklahoma!
Transportation Ia and from
Wilmington will be- via chart
cred bus. Chorus members will
leave school at $3.50 a. m. and
return 10 Tabor City around
1870 y. m.
Members are asked To hand
III all homework assignments
from the previous day to the
respective instructors. Fridays
trip excuses members from
classes but no assigned work.
SINGERS
On March 8, the LEGAL chorus
is sponsoring the Don TrcXlvr
Singers. Tickets for the matin-
ee and the nights performance
will go on sale shortly. (S2c
story in this section about the
singcrS). All profits will 90
toward the purchase of an org
an for the school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Mrs. 6. Meores
NGnGed To Lost
Colony" Assoc.

MANTEO. n. {. &c. Appoint
mCni OF Mrs. Carl MCarcs of
Fair BLUFF as Columbus Co.
unity membership chairman of
the Roanoke Island Historical
Association has been announc-
ed by Mrs. Luther II. Hodges
OF Washington. ID. G.. the 1863
State membership chairman e.
the Il. I. II. \.
The Roanoke Island asScci1-
ton produces THE LOST
COLONY. Paul Green's SYM
phonic drama which will be
presented for the 25th season
in 1863. every night cxccp;
Sunday, June 20 through Sep
icmbcr /. in the Waterfront;
Theatre on Roanoke Islard.
Special Sunday night perform
,nceS are scheduled jane 80.
August IL and September /.
Mrs. Fred w. Morrison. an
other North Carolinian whc
now resides in the Nations
capital, is chairman Of the
r. /. II. a. She and Ms.
Hodges, wife Of the Sccrct,ry
Of Commerce and former T,r
Heel Governor, emphasize
that ASSOCIATION, mcmbSirshi ~
ARE vital 90 the financial sur
cess pf The annual LOST col.
ONY production"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
FB Couples Bridge
Club Met Thursday

Mrs. Ellis Dcvine Mearcs
entertained the Couples Bridge
Club at her home in Fair Bluff
Thursday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
franklin Cox and MIR. and
Mrs. Dan Jones We're guests.
With four tables in play,
listing high scorer for the
men was Dan Jones. X. ~.
MeareS who high for the club.
Mrs. Dan Jones was high for
the visiting women. while Mrs.
Robert King To club high.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
CARD CT THANK

The IA lily Of Nv. y. y.
ChanCler' wishes - "xuy....
their sincere sHprgCiatsun Ia
the many friends and. reia-
rivcS. That stood by us through
cur sorrow and passing of our
Mother. and Cor the many Of
.CringS and flowers.
Mrs. Auburn Grice
and Family. Mrs.
Mary AlaHbiS and
Family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
G4
|:|!a1:e R
~ ~

MIR. and Mrs. BeaSley StriCk-
land announce the birth of a
son. BeaSley Berry IL, Feb. -
at Southeastern General Hos
oital. Lumbcrton.
Mrs. Strickland is the for
ner Bertha Mae CauSey If
Nichols. S. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ander-
son Hilbugn of Cerro Cor 10
announce the birth of a son.
Troy Allen. Feb. 9. Mrs. Hill
ourn is the former Joann
Maddox.
Mir am Mrs. Jimmy Brock
Gore of Nal:na announce thu
birth of a son. James Marx.
on Feb. IS. Mrs. Gore is the
former MarilNn Dcwaync
Stanley.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
CARD OF THANKS

We would Ike to frank each
md everyone of our ;Ticn IS
tor the expressions OF Synpa-
thy shown during the recent
death of our husband and IA
Their. Greeley Powell.
The Family
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

feel aS if God had. bv nv
ing the Sabbath, given fifty
two spring in every year.
Samuel Taylor Colcri!ge
The Sunday is Tie core CT
our civilization. dedicated To
thought md reverence.
-Ea,ph Waldo Emerson
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
ROW DID YOUR KITCHEN
RATEI


Last week | gave you some
questions to answer about your
kitchen L. sec if ii meets the
standards set up be research
for Il wcli-plannvd kitchen
So many people ar rcmoi-
linz their kitchens today be-
cause of faulty planning the
,irSt time and still ,thsrs are
building new homes without
professional assistance on kit
chen planning md VII have
- :,uod,! IN nc iu,u.v
Nj all pretty kitten us $50,
efficient ana not all house
plans in magazines feature
tell planned kitchens. Most
OF ,hrs" plans are Lsswn by
nnlt who never work ina kI;s
chen 50 there is no assurance
that you will be saving vnl.r-
self time and energy in such
= Kitchen
Since the housewife spends
So much of her time IL the
kitchen she should certainty
want t. give a lot Of thought
IL arranging the things IN her
present kitchen. planning Il re-
mu0cled kitchen or bUilGirL Il
new one.
We have So many bulletins
nj other help To offer along
this line. and are always int
crested IN helping ypu solve
your problems. so :ccl free To
cali On us al any time.
Here are some undesirable
lrcaturCs to avoid in kitchen
planning.
There should not DC less
than - inches OF wall cabin
cts within + feet OF the center
rrDnt Of the sink: no counter
next to opening size Of rclrig-
orator door, no counter space
on both sides Of sink: sink.
range. refrigerator together
with their acjac-nt counters
and CabinetS) iSOI Itrd from
each other.
The clearance between any
cabinets or appliances opposite
each other less than ! feet:
cabinets (nOt continuous
against two adJaccn; walls,
with traffic cl"arau"" between
them less than 3 is"': cunlne
liable and chairs in I'M hItCh-
IN mat project mo ln' W'rk-
ing area or recommended
;iearancc: Kitchen uAtt'c cross
ing thc Work triangle.
more tnan : DOORS to'hcr
nan cloSeO; doors tnat swing
against me 'front.' OF cabinet
u appliance. the t"tai window
area ho' more IMAM /" OF uc
.o'aI ii"ot area "i kItcNch'
INK not ''ghtsd oE window or
'N'i h,do ieh'' 'h' c"pinc'S
N''hIihs ih.o d cni'tr along
'iu' Iiic cilu OF ne range or
''sei d'oi an 'I'"!iII. i'l'''
'Io''' '''e N''C'Vil /" 'iiv 0'l'h.
ia 80, VI S,i ''et dit''
w wan C'pii't'S more 'lhn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
handle them.

If you happen 10 crack too
many eggs, put leftover yolkS
IN dish or cup and refriger-
ate. Add enough cold water to
cover the yolkS and use them
within a couple of days. An
aneeltood cake is always Il
tamily-plcaSer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

ENGAGED Mr.. and Mrs
Listen Hcniford, of Route )
LOris, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss
Doris Heniford, to Mr.. Vernon
Earl Liberty, son of MIR. amt
Mrs. Earl :. Liberty OF Glenn
son, South Carolina. Miss
HenifOrd is a graduate Sf Loris
High School and is presently
a Junior at Limestone College
MIR. Liberty is graduate OF
Clemson College and Clemson
Graduate School with a NJ. s
degree i'm Mathematics. A
summer wedding is planned.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

Here's a way TO use leftover
cold rice that's really festive
with hot or cold sliced meals.
Combine three cups cold cook
ed rice with ~ cup California
ralSlnS, II cup sailed peanuts.
- cup finely chopped or graf
cd green pepper and u cup
finely chopped pimicntu. Gar
hiSh with tomato wedges and
parsley. Add other ingredients
II you think your palate can
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Ett31I3t8
NEWS
a,,, e. ~r2|&;:s

whenever you CRATE onions
cheese. ur other foods. do YOU
find that the food gets all over
everywhere? Well, the Solu-
ton: Place the CRATER down
and put aluminium foil inside
the Crater ana fold it up on
both sides. Then use firm
long stroke to CRATE the food.
Remove the foil and the food
is all IN one place, You can
then pour your onion or cheese
into whatever dish you're
making.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

Some readers have comment
ed that they have trouble
cleaning their arrangements OF
artificial flowers. Try ordin-
airy table salt. Put two or three
tablespoons of salt into Il bae.
Then place two or three ar.i-
iical SprigS in the bag Shake
vigorously. The flowers will
come out looking clean. For
large sprays use a large bag
and more salt.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

a new thrcc-way vaccine To
protect against polio. diptheria.
and tetanuS is being tested. It
Is designed FOR use by mil
lions of teenagcrS and adults
who fail To get separate boost
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