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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-10

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lO4 William ST., Fredericksbure,
Va. (Phone Essex 3-7472). Full
selection at all stores. Bailey's
Cross Roads and Silver Spring
stores omen evenings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-10

FURNITURE-Decorator releasing
his brdnc-neW broom model apart
ment display group al sacrifice
prices. Complete with accessories II
desired, or purchase Just the items
you may want May be seen week
days I'll 3, sat. til g. SUNDAY u
70 3. Free delivery. Terms aVaila-
bic. Mr.. WILLIAMS, ss4-5lli.
80 nr1V1T~nE
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14
Tabor City Seaman
On Minesweeper

USS PINNACLE -- Terry II.
HHrdCc. rddarman seaman,
USN. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
GRANGE II. TIardcC of Route I,
Tabor City. N. G.. is serving a.
board the ocean mincswccpcr
USS Pinnacle. an Atlantic
Fleet unit currently on five
months dopluymCnt with the
Sixth Fleet in the Mcditcrrln-
can.
While with the Sixth Fleet.
the Pinnacle Is a member of
Mine Division 81. She is parti-
Cipating in sea operations with
various Allied forces.
Ports Of call during The
cruise include coastal cities in
Italy. Greece, Spain and Turk
ey.
The Pinnacle normally op-
crates out Of Charleston, S. G..
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14

of the missiles.
serving in the squadron dur
ing ITS surveillance OF Cuha
r''1 January 1861 To- Octube.
1862.
The conduct. professional
Kill and devotion 10 duty on
he part OF al members OF this
iqu1cron we c in keeping with
the highest traditions nr the
United States Naval Service .
the Sccretary's citation read.
The aerial Photographic rc-
ronnaiSancc missions brought
about the now-hiSturic dCcl-
StUns tnat led to the rcHuvai
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14

turned following her stay in
Loris and a week at Cherry
Grove Beach with members of
the Prince family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert King,
Billy King and family spent
the weekend at their river cot
tage near Hartsville, S. c.
Returning late i'm the week
from Valdosta, Ga. were Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Small fol-
lowing a weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Challenger.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14
Strole Cited For
Cuban Missile lob
JACKSONVlIJE

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. -
James l.. StrOle. aviation fire
control technioian third class.
uSN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. For
est l.. --r-- or Route |, Chac-
bourn, n. C., has been COM
mended for taking part in the
discovery of hostile missiles in
Cuba last year.
The Secretary of the Navy.
Fred korth, awarded "A Navv
Unit Commendation citation to
members q! Heavy Photo
graphic Squadron 62 who w,Ie
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14

V.sit,ns Hir. and Mr.. p. p
Renfrow recently were Mr..
and Mrs. James Turner of
Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs. Robert Williams and
Nora Jane of Jacksonville are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Waddell.
Visiting rre Glen Daltons of
Hillsville, Va. last week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Dalton,
Janet and Sue.
Returning Saturday after
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14
Fair Bluff News

boNS To take a swim. Return
ing by Wilmington they had
supper At Wrightsville Beach.
Coming from Lumberton for
the morning worship service
AT the Methodist Church and
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Lee
Philip Sunday we're Mr.. and
MIS-. Wallace MusS .lwhite and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ. Scott left
Monday to visit Miss Carolyn
Scott, who is on the staff at
Blue Ridge Assembly, Black
Mountain. They will then 60
I" Chatham. Va. TO bring their
son. David, from Hargrovc
Mi itary Academy where he
has been attending summer
school.
Mrs. b. j. Brady. who has
been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
John Turner in Washington
ID. C.. for week. has returned
home. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Turner and daughter.
Lisa, who will be here on va
cation for awhile.
Mrs. NJ. S. Turner had her
brothers family. Mr.. and Mrs.
E Carl Cox and children of Shell
, by as weekend guests. Another
guest Of Mrs. Turner is her
sister, Mrs. Bunnie Butler OF
Conway. S. c. who will remain
iur u few weeks.
Miss Katharine Bridge of
Crescent Beach visited Mrs.
Frank Waddcll and the II. A.
Turner's and other relatives
here last week.
Miss Kay Scott is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wilson of
Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Drew
and their guest, Miss Shirley
Drew of Florida and the Lest
CT DrcwS went To the State
/ Park ii Myrtle Beach for a
picnic lunch Sunday following
; services at the Methodist
] Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clayton
and Sally Margaret are vaca-
d
tiunlng IN RuXboro.
Visiting Mrs. NJ. F. Martin
Monday was Miss Missouri
Williamson of Spring Branch.
Henry a. jackson of Char
loiicSvlllc. Va. is spending
some time here with his moth
er, Mrs. Francis Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Hodges
and Caroline of Kcmbridge
Va. are here for the duration
! of the tobacco markets.
/ Misses Bonnie Graham and
/ Elizabeth Brabham of Charles
ton. =. c., are house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hammond
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Wad-
DELL and Cole Waddell OF
Sumter. S. c. are vacationing
at Garden City Beach. Coming
TO Fair Bluff Wednesday tc
observe tobacco sales, they
took Miss Nellie Waddell back
10 the Waddell cottage for the
week.
The Rev. Arnold Pate and
family of Richmond, Va. are
visiting his mother. Mrs. Hor-
ace M. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglas
Elliott of Greenvillc are visit
ing Mrs. John Dick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guilford Edwards anC
the Wayne Bailey of Chad
DOurn.
Mrs. J. b. Prince has re-
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14
EY MRS. HENRY COLEMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Scot.
Mike end Gregg and Neil
Scott went Sunday TO Arapa-
hoe to take four BOYS, limbo
Scott rommie' Clayton. Dam
ME Mcneil and Robert willis
To Don Lee fo. a weeks stay.
Nh. and Mrs. Scott stopped for
4 break Il Surf City Tor the
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14

recent weekend
Miss Lynn Wright OF Win
Ston-Salem has been spending
her vacation with Mr.. and MRS.
Charlie Waddell.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ton Waddell are Mr.. and Mrs.
b. b. Wilson of ASheville.
Mrs. Leo Buie of Bladenboro
is spending sometime mere
with Mrs. Louise TAomason
and Miss Linda ThOmasun.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14
WED ACo q. .se2 rHE rAnon CITY rrruNr PACE

vacatiOning in western North
Carolina were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G.. McNeill, Wynette and Dam
ny.
Mrs. Carl MearcS and chill
dren are living for a while at
their summer home in MYRTLE
Beach. Mr.. MearcS joins his
family on weekendS.
Mrs. Eva Ellington Shaaffer
of Jacksonville, Fla. visited
Mrs. Octavia Ellington ON
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-14

Reviewed
by Charles BsatberIy

Cleopatra, n Z expensive
lick which was predicted To
oe to moViedom what Shake
SpearG Is to literature falls far
short Of its expectations. The
acting ranges from bad 10
worse and the scenery reflects
more Hollywood ,han either
historical Egypt or ancient
Rome
Performances of the major
characters rank in all inverse
relationship to prominence of
the actors plaIin" the parts.
Elizabeth Taylor aS Cleopatra
never really gets her feet eff
ih" ground as far aS assuming
the characteristic" roi4 is con-
cc.ncd. II the pages pf history
reflect Il true spirit. Ci"1patra
was first. the unoitiUuS ruler
Of Egypt with visions OF a
world empire and secondly. a
woman with passion. Bu. as
portrayed by Liz Taylor. Cleo
is ilrSt 4 Wumau Of passion
'''' al ''''." ''i"''N queen III her
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antics.
No Burt"h-TaN!o: scene was
nearly rs c..c.'ing as tn daily
news account OF their reiS'
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Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-04
The Sick American

Charles EdisOn director of the cGrawEdison Committee for Public Affairs has mailed employees
 copy the letter below Written Franciscan letter was previously published number California We believe deserves the attention all Americans
 "I of the Americans who Khrushchev our nation that greagrandchlren will grow up world For time this has bothered man-not even big am 5O paint house, repair my grub devil modest savings account am Lawabiding the quiet side and dssension makes terribly Frankly simply doesn't have it in him to fight anyone ever"
 He to report coming the family bible" in the attic with his wagon trek the Great Plains to the wild land Cali forna
 cold and dust and thirst and the deaths births strung together thread of hop-hope of freedom plenty for their children yet unborn AS read began think about America and what all stands for and thought and what they intend to do to America freedom its hope
 "And suddenly realized that sick American really sick am sick of bureaucrats who tell that enemy not really and that should live together with murder CTS and rants am sick of that hasn't the clean traitors out of its offices being pleasant about it sick of country being rdicued all the world sick of pnkfingered diplomats yivered politicians who place above the fate the
 sick of 40 of relentless creeping munistc godessnes that purpose of conquering that Flag and seeing amped mud under Russian boots sick gentee desire pat and while the who teach at the spectre of battle my cheek enemies might do
 1n all honesty the thing of which sick the who let these things to myself And by the living made Sir, sick American who intends get
 The letter is signed "Fed-Up Citizen"
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-04
With This We Agree

Jenkin Lloyd Jones' Tulsa Oklahoma editor headlines this past for the decadence of American principles
 which spread through schools newspapers televn and radio the arts, and the churches
 Also this fa speaking before the Washington Newspaper Pub fishers Association he had comments entitled Our Sacred Cows in which he held display the ntouchable" which editors publishers avoid of local pressure groups
 He sd But there has been when the plain cusson of the public business important There time when cowardce the defenbe cannot afford reckless headsrong irresponsible The quest for rghness and reasonbeness has been important than is today But neither afford that effort to be popular gosses ignores the issues of the day.
 concluded "Let quit beaboring the bland the inconsequential Let be guided by precep inc public interest let discuss it. And there conclusion to be drawn let to conclusion"
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

the results of six weeks a,
school. Actually, l don't be.
lieve all the report card.
showed such bad results.
think many Of the seniors were
rather pleased with their cards
Thursday at fifth period the
F. II. A Club and the FLA
Club met. Students who arc
| not members of either club
played soft ball during this
time.
The group pictures for the
annual were taken Monday,
October %. Everyone was ra-
ther excited about this fact.
The basketball teams have
narrowed down, and they are
getting ready for our game
with Waccamaw November 8.
They are very anxious to start
playing, and it won't be long
now. The teams went to Chad
oourn for the basketball clinic
Friday, November l.
The senior class met last Fri
day and elected Judy McPher-
son reporter. Linda Ray, who
was formerly reporter, had to
drop the office due to matri-
monial reasons. The seniors
ordered their rings Monday.
They are supposed to be here
after the first semester.
The Masquerade Ball spon-
sored by the Student Council
has been changed to a, Harv-
est Dance, which will take
place November Is.
Linda, Ray, are you getting
nervous yet?
Larry Simmons, what was it
that we had for lunch Tues
day?
Linda Carlyle, do you know
what a cancer is?
James Simmons, who's coat
did you find in the gym?
Linda Kay, is the phrase
come see her before l leave"
odd?
Steve Duncan, does typing
make you hot?
j. D., there's a sophomore
ready to take your place.
Judy Belle, who's the hose
Stealer?
Linda Butler-Plaid Pants.
Plaid Pants, Plaid Pants
Carolyn Sellers, hey bee
beep-how's honk honk?
Peggy Ward, adult movies
aren't for KIDS,
Billy Simmons, are you cute
as a button and sharp as a
briar?
Devon, you don't like reds,
do you?
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
Columbus 4A
Council Makes
PIons For Year
BY Patsy Evans

Inc 4-H County Council OF
Columbus County held its re-
gular monthly meeting on Oc-
tober "a, 1868, in the court
mouse annex. President Judy
Horne called the meeting 10
order and the following took
part on the opening program:
Dianne Nance, Debbie Mobiles,
Margaret Carter. Ella Neil
and Gayle Horne.
The County Council Offic-
erS were announced for 1864:
President. Judy Horne. Mis-
hop Springs; Vice President.
Alan Hooks, North Whitcvillc:
Seer ctary, Jack HcusteSs.
Western Prong; Treasurer.
Harold Thompson, Mishop
Springs: Reporter. Patsy Ev-
ans, Western Prong: Song
Leader, Ella Neill, MiShop
Springs.
For old business there was a
discussion on All project
for the year and the money
making committee was asked
to investigate other opportun-
tiles. Alan Hooks reminded
the group of County Achieve
mcnt Night to be held on the
seventh Of November and urg-
ed each TO enter an exhibit.
Ella Neill urgeu each to at
tend the All Honor Program
on the l6 of November. Co.
lumbuS County has been ask
cd to furnish three boys for
Judging assistants and the fol-
lowing volunteered: Alan
Hooks, Jimmy Davis, and Ken
meth Smith.
1t was also announced that
Kenneth Smith would lead the
All Honor Program group in
prayer during the evening
program. Harold Thompson
gave a report on the All well
coming signs that need to be
erected very soon.
New business was the ap-
pointing of the recreation COM
mlttee. Gayle Horne and Mar
garet Carter. The members
were told that Achievement
Night would take the place Of
! the November meeting. Mr..
Glover told of three new pro-
JectS open to Alters this year.
They were Rural Civil De-
fensc, AutomotiVc Care and
Safety, and Photography.
The program was presented
by Andy Inman of the North
Whitcville Club on "Grading
and Raising Hatchery Eggs.
The meeting closed with re-
creation.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
In NATO Exercise

USS YANCY - Charles l..
Stone, commisSaryman second
class, USN. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond c. Stone of
Fair Bluff, N. c.. serving
aboard the attack cargo ship
USS Yancey, participated in
a NATO exercise entitled
South Trap" Sept. 25-28.
with the Sixth Fleet in the
Mediterranean.
South Trap included car
ricr task force operations, an
tiSubmarinc warfare exercises.
and an amphibiouS assault
landing in Turkish Thracc.
Armed forces of the u. s..
Greece and Turkey participate
ed in the exercise.
vile Tuesday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce Dalton. Miss Eve
lyn Floyd, MeSdames Dan
Jones, Dennis Anderson and
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

Longs Negro Held
I'm Shotgun Staying

A 5l-ycar-old Longs Negro
$ being he'd in the shotgun
Staying of a 53-year-old. man
following what appeared To
DC an alteration over a l5-
year-old girl Thursday night.
Horny County Coroner Lii
!cjohn Blanton said Earnest
sanders of Fairmunt was shot
twlc" with Il II Guage shotgun.
once in the left upper chest
and once in the left ear. The
shooting occurred at the home
OF Glcnnie higgins, near
Longs. where he and the Is
ycar-old girl ne identified as
his gin, friend were living.
higgins is being held pend
ing an inquest. which BlantOn
said will be held at the COM
plctiuu of his investigation.
County Police Sergeant Geo
rec O. Fowler was called to
the Higgins house shortly aft
or the 9i5 p. m. shooting. Rig
gins told the coroner ne had
shot Sanders because Sanders
had come TO the house after
being warned to stay away.
higgins told Blantun he shot
e. the mind of Christ. We ask
in His name. Amen.
iciSm.
Pearl F. Thuburn.
Undia)
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
.upperR Room
Read Luke 1860


God sent not the Son into
the world to scourage the
world; Sus S-lat the world
should be saved through
him. John 3:I7. ASvD
Jesus did not compromise
with evil. He condemned sin
IN high places as well rs 'r~.
Yet in dealing with the indi-
Vldual sinner. He was unucr-
standing ra1ner than condemn
ing.
Those who seriously allowed
themselves to be confronted
by Jesus Christ saw that the
spirit of their lives had been
wrong and must be changed.
Jesus pointed them to "a better
way of lifc-God'S way.
When we seek the mind of
Christ, we gain a more loving
and understanding attitude to-
ward others. When we ap-
proach them with understand
ing rather than criticism. we
find it easier TO live and work
with them. We are in a posi-
ton To walk with others in
the way which leads To Cod
the way in which Jesus Him
self walked.
Prayer
Our Father. we come 10
Thee with our joys and sor-
rows, our sue -cSSoS and fail
ures, our pcrplCxitiCS and our
sins, always sure a Thy und-
erStanding. Teach us To look
ON others with sympathy and
understanding anc a love
which will lead them to Thee.
May we this day come closer
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
Fair Bluff
evvs
BY MRS. HENRY COLEMAN

/
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rogers
were visited last weekend by
their daughters family, the
Ronnie CashhwellS of Sanford.
After vacationing week at
White Springs, Fla, R. c. Tue
ker, Harold Turner and Clyde
Townsend returned home Sat-
urady.
25th Anniversary
In celebration of the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. /. M. Scott, MIR. and
Mrs. Charlie Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Clayton enter
tanned them at dinner Tues
day evening at Pee Dee Lodge.
Eastern Star
Thursday, the local chapter
of the Order of Eastern Star
was hostess to the district
grand matron, Mrs. Mary Will
liams of Burgaw, and the dis
trict deputy grand patron,
Suprgeon Smith of Elizabeth
town, Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Elsie Jones of Topsail Beach,
MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe EnZor,
worthy patron and worthy
matron of the local chapter,
Mrs. B. w. Tyler, Mrs. M. S.
Turner, Sr., Mrs. Ethel Mar
tin, Mrs. John Shaw, Mrs.
Emma Strickland, Mrs Homer
Nance, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Cutrell, Mrs. Dempsey HinSon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barnes
joined them at Billiards. Rest
aurant for the banquet.
Personal Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Pea
cock, Beverly Ann and Helen
of Chadbourn were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
Thompson.
Miss Thelma Bolton Of
White Springs, Fla. and Mrs.
William Wells of Tavares, Fla.
and Mrs. Gordon Perkins of
Jacksonville, Fla. visited last
week in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Turner, Sr. These
sisters were joined by their
aunt, Mrs. J. T. Smoak of
Orangeburg, S. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Holmes
of Jacksonville Fla. are visit
ing Mrs. Bobby Holmes.
Mrs. Frank Holmes and Ka-
thy have returned to Newport,
Tenn. after a visit of three
weeks with Mrs. Bobby Hol-
mes.
Mrs. David Mincey has re-
turned home following some
weeks illness while a surgical
| patient in Columbus County
Hospital.
! Mrs. J. Lawrence Minton
and Miss Cynthia Turner spent
the weekend in Wilmington
with Mrs. Lucille Edwards.
Miss Mary Lee Meares, a
Salem Academy student, spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl MeareS.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Waddell
are visiting their children's
families, the Dick PierceS and
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice A. Wad-
dell, Jr. of Charlotte.
Visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Hilton Herring and Mrs. Her
ring of BarneSville this week
is Mrs. Gordon Townsend.
Teachers from the local
school who attended the state
teachers meeting in Fayette-
|
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

Sanders once, and, when he
thought Sanders moved, put
the gun to the mans ear and
iired again. Blanton said the
second shot was at a VERY
close" range.
Blanton said an unloaded
.32 calibre automatic pistol
was found under Sanders
body.
Sanders was a farmer near
falrmont. Higgins is employ
ed al a fishery.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
AGGIE DRAGNET

some of the students took ad-
vantage of staying home Tues
iay by getting in good" with
heir parents; SO they wouldn't
De too angry when they saw
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
BY Judy Currie

Inc students at Williams
township were tense with
waiting last week. Wednesday
was report card day. | believe
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
WECT - Channel 6 WiIminuton n e.

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Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1963-08-01


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is public. POWELL
principal
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and n liver New
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and elemtary
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Indians Of Fort Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

FEATURING.
= Heavy Glass
Sliding Doors
. lOO%
Rustproof
Aluminium
. Fits ANY
Wall-toWall
Tub Up
to 90 Inches
. includes
Installation
Navajo times., 1963-05-02

vation by air.
Chapman described the future
as having a tremendous tourist
and business potential for the Ma
vajo Tribe and offered Conoco's
assistance in any way TO develop
this potential.
We offer you our business
and technical advice. We offer
you progr ans of financial
assistance. We offer you training
courses for Navajo's. We pledge
to design and build stations on
the reservation to tie in with the
decor and to be first class in
every respect, " he said.
Chapman said the company had
operated in the general area for
SO years and said they expected
to see millions of people coming
to Navajoland in the years ahead.
Vice-chairman Nelson Damon,
Resources Director Ned Hatathli
and other tribal officials present
stated that anyone who offered
benefits and employment programs
to the Navajo People would find
a warm welcome and a helping
hand and agreed that the Conoco
proposal of appointing a Navajo
District Conoco Representative
was a promi sing program.