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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

picnic at Berryvllle, Va, noted
that a House subcommittee has
approved the Presidents re-
quest for two new twin-jet
helicopters costing 81, l25,00O
each.
Maybe the President could
get along with less, Senator
Byrd said, and ran down the
list of planes, boats and such,
Answer Charges
A White House source COM
mented on Senator Byrd's list,
item by item: Senator Byrd
1.-The 10 helicopters."
Comment: This Is a fact.
The President has available 10
helicopters which is the same
number which was available to
the Eisenhower administration.
OF these, two are new hell
copters since President Ken
needy came into office to replace
older and slower models. :"
Senator Byrd-"The Presi-
dents private SO million fan
jet Boeing 707-320 airplane
. three Boeing TOTS assigned
to the White House by the Air
Force one Air Force Doug
las DC-6B for airports that
can't take jets"
Comment: There are such
airplanes in the special air
missions of the Air Force. They
are available to the President
as we'll as other top officials of
the Government. The fact Of
the matter is the one new
plane, which is the SO million
fan jet, was ordered at the
start Of the Kennedy admins
tration because Of its greater
speed and longer range. 1t is,
however, used by other Gov
eminent officials and for other
Government purposes. The
other three Boeing TOTS we're
in the same pool when PreSi-
dent Eisenhower was President
as was the Douglas DC-6B
which is used to go into air.
ports which cannot accommo-
date Jets"
Use Of Limousine
Senator Byrd-"A 81 foot
Lincoln Continental automo-
bile and three other family
cars in addition to Secret Serv-
ice vehicles and the regular
White House fleet"
Comment: This is the Presi-
dents bubble top which was
ordereu Dy Cne previous ad-
miniStration and delivered dur
ing this administration, and
which is leased from the Ford
Motor Co. for an infinitesimal
sum-so small that I would
embarrass the Ford Motor Co.
if I told you what it was"
Senator Byrd-"A special
railroad car"
Comment: There have been
special railroad cars available
to Presidents ever since rail-
roads were organized"
(The White House has no
railroad car; the last one was
retired to a rail museum in
the Truman administration
Senator Byrd-'~Iwo yachts,
another yacht available from
the Navy and a racing yawl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Educator Gets Post

RICHMOND, Aug. 81
(AP) Miss Merle Davis, SUI
pervisor OF elementary educa-
ton in the State Department
of Education, resigned today to
become associate professor OF
education at Richmond Profess
sional Institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Virginia Council Plans
GoIdWoter- Flower Slate

RICHMOND Aug. 81 (AP).-A plan to assure Senator
Barry Godwaer Republican Arizona, spot year on
the presidential ballot in Vrginaand hopefully 81 other
states-was disclosed here today
The Virginia Conservative Council announced the nove "a
give Goldwate hackers to vote for their man even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
White House Replies
To Byrd's Criticism

HYANNIS PORT, Mass. Aug 81 AP).-White House
reacted sharply today to criticism by Senator Byrd
Democrat of Virginia who wondered abound whether all those
planes yachts and hecopers really needed by President
Kennedy
Senator Byrd, in a speech at his apple orchard
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
3 Men Charged
With Robbery

Woodrow Vinson. 42-year-
oid former assistant Cumber.
Ind county jailcr, and two
young companions have been
arrested for SAFE robbery In
Columbus County.
Sheriff ". C. Clark of Cum
bcrland said Cinson. Robert
Fam. n, of 1874 Harper ST.,
and Gary Wood, 10, 1922 S.
pona Road. Fayetteville. arc
Cring charged with taking u
safe from Honeycutt Produce
Company Of Chadbourn two
months ago
The safe was found late last
month in the Beaverdam Sec
ton of this county.
According to statement
from one Of the three men, the
Fri" got only $l1S from the
heavy metal safe.
VinSon, Balm, and Wood
have been tried in city and
county recorders court in Fay.
si'cvillc for number OF
brcak-inS during the last few
They lace inprison-
mont il the sentences are not
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
New ACCOUNTING
Office Opened
Here January !

Earl Duncan. = native Of tn"
Bethel community. opened for
business yesterday. January l..
IN his nCwly-"S;abliShcd pub =
Tic accounting ..ntc located in
upstairs space formerly occu-
FED by the TaLor City Ncrch-
ants Association.
Duncan. formerly employed
as an accountant AT Prince
Motor Company. plans To- han
Gle general business boukkccp-
ing and serve - I personal
tax CunSuitant.
Duncan. the snn If Mr.. anG
Mrs. Bonnie Duncan. Gradual
cr from Williams Township
School in 1856, and is a 1860
graduate of East Carolina Col
"gc where he received an ALB
degree in accounting.
Tie Is a member o. che Tabor
City Junior Chamber Of Com
m"rcC, and the Bethel Method
list Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
Twelve Gives New
Years Program

Members OF the Twelve, a
disCiplcship group, nom the
Johor City 81. Paul Methodist
Church held watchnigbt
service Dec. 3I-Jan. | a, the
local church. The service be-
gan at 1880 r. NJ. in the sanct-
/ ~ ui Tho chy, IN. Roger Ell
lott. Il Twelve member. open
ct the meeting with prayer.
After a hymn. other memb-
erS - tac Twcivc each gave
ono of ;hC Ten commandments
ana applied it :, thc New
Var. Those participating were
JoGarra Hrrlockcr. G. r. Sell
lers. Eide Gore, Media Gold
finch. Ann Layricid. Randy
Prince. Gene Gp'nfinch. Mar
INA Wright. Ronald Foley, and
Richard Wright.
Sue Iayficid. EmoIy Uni
vcrsity student. provided org
Gil music.
Near midnight, everyone
was invited 60 tnc altar. After
individual prayers, Richard
' Wright gave the benedietion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
SONG FEST FRIDAY
AT LOCAL. SCHOOL

Ticket sales for the song fest
scheduled for this Friday night
IN the local nigh school. gym
are brisk, according To Ken
Lowell. cmccc fOr the program
The Blue Ridge Quartet and
TIC LIE FcVrcS singing groups
will be featured on the benefit
program. All profits realized
from the event win go toward
4 new school activity bus.
The Activity Bus Commit
tce said that the hope the
local gym viii. br packed fun
COR the event. However. they
urged that all who had no.
purchased tickets already
should Immediately buy them.
Tickets are Sl.OO for adults
nd S 80 for children. Adult
tickets Will sell for SIPS at
:hC door.
Lowell stated that if at least
LOCO persons attend this Fri
Gays program, the local SpOn-
s"rS can secure the nationally
famous Chuck Wagon Gang fo.'
Il February engagement.
The following area firms
Fave tickets Tor sale: VITAE
Radio Station and Ruey'S
Clothing Store. Tabor City:
Johnson Cotton 20. LoriS, S.
c: Dixie Farm Supply. Chad
h"urn: DunCan's HOmclith
ChainSaw, WhitCvillc: Lois
Hcstcr'S Beauty Shop and Ber-
nice HardCn'S Barber Shop.
| ladcnboru; Cores Market and
Farm Supply. Guidcway:
Friendly Grocery. Ma
klna; and Shelton McPhcrSon's
Grocery. Bcave"dam.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
Tabor Lodge To Host 200
Musons AT District Meet

Masonic Lodge No. $50 OF
Tabor City will host represent
auveS OF approximately 1000
MaSonS from l3 lodges in the
iith and 18TH Districts on
tuesday, january &. Jesse r.
Ba ker. secretary of the Tabor
Lodge announced today.
The new TaEor Masonic
Lodge building, now undergo
ing finishing tnuci. cS. will BE-
used for the meeting.
Plans fur the District meet
ny axe under the direction of
District Deputy Ciland Masters
Coolidge Wright. of Clarendon,
and Henry Fl. Atkinson Of
Fructulv.i,c
\ series of discussions vii,
be- 1ela beginning at > D. M.
under the direction of Mr..
Wright.
Dinner will be served at 6
p. n. for al! who attend the
meetings
~ thc evening meeting. be-
ginning az p. H., David E.
Cock. Master OF ;he host lodge
viii preside.
MIR. Barker announced that
approximately 200 are expect
90 10 attend from the two Dis
tricts.
Also expected 10 attend are
Masonic leaders from over the
State including the Grand
! Master of Masons in North
Carolina. the Grand Secretary,
thC superintendent Of the OK
fore Orphanage and the Mas
ono and Eastern Star Home,
and Lee r. Cain, of Elizabeth
town. District Deputy Grand
. Lecturer OF the llth District.
and John +. Barkiey of St.
Pulls. District Deputy Grand
Lecturer Of the 18th District.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
Youth Charged
After Stolen
Car Is Wrecked

y Florence, s. c. youth was
crested near Z. jur City Sat
mday after wrcrking stolen
car before the owner knew the
|cHicl" was missing.
Tabor City Police Chief jess
Barker identified The youth a.
Arthur White, Jr.. rs. He is
Icing held by police on charg-
cs Of auto theft and driving
without an operators license.
nd viii be turned over 10
Federal Authorities for trial in
Federal Court, Barker said.
The car. owned by Elwood
Dornan. owner or Dor-Mar's
S'i.C Store. W: stolen near
Dormar's store IN the corner
OF Railroad and Second st.
htiwccn II and i:3G a. m.
Barker said.
Barker said the auto left the
rO"d at high speed at a poin:
bout two miles from Tabor
City on the Carolina section
road in Horny County. and
crashed into a tree stump.
Horny County Policeman
budd; Fowler was following
tie stolen car If the time OF
the accident aftc" noting earl.
irr that the ar was being
Criv"n rccklcssly.
Tho extensively damaged car
N'$ - total loss. Durman said.
White received only minor
injuries and was not hospital
lied.
4 surprised DUrman was
told later by officers that his
auto had been stolen ana
wrecked.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
End New industrial
Prospect Likes Looks
Of Tabor City AS Site

Another outStIndin2 induSt-
r.! prospect spent last Frida,
md Saturday III Tabor City
md LETT an impression that he
was more than just casually
,htcr'SlCH in locating Il new
plant III the area.
The induStriIIiSt was shown
" number of potential sites in
The community and interview
&c several prospective workers
- The new plant. on Friday.
he met with representatives
from the North Carolina De-
GaItm"ni Of Labor and the
Employment Security Com
mission and turIShCd out the
problems that "<iStcd regard
ing a satisfactory training pro-
gram.
The firm is nationally
!'nuWn manufacturer Of ladies
and childrcn'S knitwcar and
operates three other plants
outside the South. An cngin-
rrling firm is currently sur
Neying his operation and upon
completion of hat surrey. viii
make recommendations for the
company on q now site.
The president Of the COM
pany who was i'm Tabor City
last week said that he expects
To move all three plants undcr
one roof for greater efficiency.
Ec noted that 4 ne did this in
Tabor City. he would require
" minimum of $4,000 square
!cCt of space To begin with and
q guarantee that another So
geo square feet would be con-
StruCted for him within six
months 10 year. He said that
NJ would have to have about
tel To 10 acres OF land in ord
vr To expand in the future aS
planned.
The prospect was told by
representatives, uI the Tabor
ity Merchants Association
that negotiations were well
IdvancCd with Atlanta Linger-
Z. Inc, for Il sewing plant in
I,bor City. lie said tnat this
would not chang" his plans at
all III tuIt IA, ad been assured
that adequate labor was avail
"Dlc
The Merchants Association
- still! accepting j3b arrlica-
tons. More than 800 have been
turned ia since December 2.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
License Plates Now
On Sale For 1868

License plates for 1863
went on sale today, Wednes-
day. at the Highway Patrol
office in the courthouse in
Whiteville.
Mrs. Lois Griffin, local
Carolina Motor Club license
bureau manager urges car
owners to get their plates
early and avoid standing in
line during the last minute
rush.
Present 1852 plates will be
good until February Is.
Mrs. Griffin asked license
purchasers sign their regis
tration cards and bring the
correct amount NJ money an
checks for payment OF fees
viii not he accepted.
The license fee amount IN
listed on the cards sent QUA
by the state department of
motor vehicles, and the cards
will also show he additional
VI charge for driver educs.
ton.
Office hours will be from
3 to daily. ana 3 10 Ia en-
Saturdays.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
HlNSONS MARRIED so YEARS
Former JP United
Over 400 Couples

al were Mr.. and Mrs. W. M.
Harper.
The receiving line was COM
posed Uf MI. and Mrs. HinsoI,
ond their three children, Mrs.
Eunicc Ward and n. NJ. Hin
son of Route 3, Wh;teviIle and
MIS-. Evelyn Watson of MOrv-
en-
Also greeting guest were Mr..
and Mrs. y. VI Currie ant
Mrs. Leila Harper, members OF
the original wedding party on
december %. 1912. The late
Kelly Moses Duncan. grand
father Of Mr.. Hinson. was
founder of Lebanon Church
about 1885. Tie church was
known as DuAcan Methodist
Church at that time.
Besides being d Up for many
Wears. MI. HinEOn has also
served aS county tax supervis-
~. tax lister and veterans
teacher. He has always been a
iIrmcr IN addition tu his other
jobs and still works regularly.
When YOU pas the HinsUr
.+rm and see him ON his tract
or YOU can't hv'D but think Of
lie old S-V'ur. ivan can't Lapr,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
Postal Rotes
To Increase
Next Monday

EifCCtiv" next Monday o,;S
nutrDnS nf tho Post Office he.
r:ntmCnt. list like those else
Whrr" IN the United States
vii begin tn nav a s,rcpcr
rate Tor mail service.
FIRST class mail GOES M =
nc'ny: Letters which 90 ont
Si"c of the Post Office eu n,
from four Ia flv" cents per
ounce: letters that ar,. uu int.
post ufricc box .s insid. ina,
building 90 up rrnm three to
four cents per ounce: and most
cards go up from three ,n f,u-
cents Regardless of whore they
20.
hirmail letters 20 uv from
: 20 eight cents Der ounce and
from tive 70 six cents DER
card.
Second class mail also goes
up. Free delivery of second
class matter in the county in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
High Prices For Low Quality Weed Plus
Overproducfion Cloud Tobacco Picture

Editors Note: For some
Time there has been growing
concern thrOushO upper
iiorry and lower Columbus
counties about the future of
tobacco--mainstay of the
economy of the Twin Git,
Community of LOriS and Ia
Dor City. Monthly Review"
Il publication Of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond.
in its December issue. deals
with this problem Gladly and
realistically. We reproduce
this article here feeling that
one and all throughout this
area might do well To read
II closely. Typographical
emphasis is ours.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
Tabor Bank Robbery
Only Unsolvcd Case

Bank robbers had poo,
batting average in North Caro-
lima in 1862.
The S3OT robbery ur tho Ta-
Dor City branch OF the Wacca-
nav Bank ana Tru>, Co. j..
tn" only bank robbery com
r'jt,cd in North Carolina dur.
ins 1862 when remains m-
solved on FBI records.
The FBG report that thcf.
were eight bank robDcric- ~
tho state in 1862. lom o. them
~ Greensboro. and seven have
been solved.
The FBI said ;uat S n.G73
was stolen from ,i"rt banks
and only S6,665 mad been re.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
Tabor Native Will
Star In "Ben Casey"

A Tabor CITY native who
has appeared IN several Broad
way, movie and tClcviSiOn pro.
auctions will be a guest star
uu two BEN Casey" trlcvisiun
plays This month
Jimmy Ev0rc't,. grandson
~ MIR. and ~. r. =. Wrigh,
oI RI. ], Tabor City. appears
III the January Z and II pro-
auctions Of the Monday night
series.
The 2i-ycar old actor visit
cd relatives in Tabor City Lass
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
HUE CURED TOBACCO
MAKES NEWS

Every Fall bout $500 mil
non passes irom tobacco buy
tr' to farmers in the fiuc-Cur-
&C tobacco auctici. markets OF
Virginia and the CaruiinaS.
Lit = wonder, therefore. tina,
news from tn" markets is
closely followed by business
men in these areas. This year
ihr reports were rather un-
settling, the average mark /
irIc" was A. cents per pound.
or r.. below that OF last year.
and the average quality of the
crop was very lnW. These de-
NclopmCniS have justiciably
caused concern and have oc-
caSiuncd q critical Tc-CXamina-
ton of the Government fluC-
cured tobacco program. which
in recent years had been 7
taV"ritc example OF successful
supply control.
\ review of the problem,
Which appears 10 have come to
head this year. supports two
general conclusions about its
chCScS and approximate COZ.
""ctivC actions. with respect TO
the drop I'm quality. il must be-
rOted that in the last sever.
years there has been a marked
narrowing of the difference
between prices bid for tObac-
co Of high and low quality.
The market. i'm effect, has been
telling farmers to produce
more low quality tobacco.
Since this incentive is a pro-
duet Of the market place rath-
or than the Government pro-
gram, reversal might well
stem from market rather than
Government action. Some en-
largCmcnt of the price differ
entail has apparently occurred
N this years market.
Second, il appears that the
market price has been adverse
" affected by output in excess
of total domestic use and cx-
ports. As shown by the charts
OH this page, the favorable
balance between production
end total Use relieved by the
acreage allotment reduCiiong
q. 1857 has boon gradually
upset by rising yicIds per acre.
nrrr corrective action clearly
lies within the scope of the
Government program. Such ac-
tion may be directed either to-
ward increasing use. as was
done in 1859 by legislation
which moderated the price
raising effects Of certain pro-
visions of the program. or to-
ward reducing production by
such action as the recent So
cut in acreage allotmcntS fc,
1863.
Background
In seeking reasons for the
current events. a review of the
recent past is helpful. In the
early l950's, both production
and domestic use Of flue-cured
Continued On Page y
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
by BRENDA W. STOCKS

Grover {. Hinsun VINO tied
thet knot Tor move than 400
COUPLES during ~. tenure a.;
Lebanon Justice OF the Peace
years ago celebrated his own
golden wcddin. anniy ersary
Sunday, December %.
The reception honOring Mr..
and Mrs. HinSun was given
Gy their children at thci:
spacious Lebanon home. Mr.,
HinSon told OF many expert
cnces while serving his COM
nunlty as JP. !ic has married
couples all hour of the Uighi
under MANY different situa-
tons.
ZONE night u couple came 10
my bedroom window wanting
I" be united. There was a bad
thundcrcloud in the making
and ! suppose this was my
most unusual Ind fastest ccrc-.
money ever performed. He
told m" e. hurry before il
started raining. had been
asleep So lay across the bcu
and married them while they
were seated IN their buggy. II
Was official a. long as tho
couple could hear my voice
and | could hear their answer.
Anyway. We b,a. the thunder
cloud. Mr.. Hin,un said.
Two of the 400 couples mar
RED by Mr.. HinSon were pres
cent for the 5Oth anniversary.
Itey were MIR. tnu Mrs. I.oyC
Stanley of MUllia and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Austin Stanley If High
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinson wcrs
thrilled al being nUnorccS aft
rr paying tribute 10 So many
people at weddings. showers,
anniversaries. etc. Tho name
Grover and DAISY" has been !
ilEncd I" many good wishes |
Tor others and December %
marked their own day of hon !
u. /
Neither could hide their
)ridC-iikc awe over the many !
beautiful gifts presented them |
~ friends and relatives. a.
GOLD linen tdJic cloth. gold |
md white towel. ond pillow
'2Se sets. gold vases. gold |
'cweiry. gold electric blank |!
Il and even q ..Old picture !
frame were the Hinsons for I
he unwrappin2.
Adding TO the holiday sea-
ton glamour was Tire beautiful /
y appointed dining table
conferred with three lighted
.cld tapcrs. Tn, TERED gold
md white cake topped with n
SHINING so" was made by
he honorccs' d1ughtcr. Mrs.
sunicc Ward Refreshments
were served BY Mrs. Wards
daughters. Mrs. Betty Hinson
ind Miss Sarah Ward assisted
by Mrs. D. NJ. Currie. The
lllnSons have three Other
grandchildren, Paul Ward,
Scotty Hinson and Nancy
Watson.
Greeting guests upon arriv-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-02
TABOR CITY STORES
TO CLOSE WEDNESDAYS

Effective January 1, bust
ness firms belonging to the
Tabor City Merchants Asso-
citation will close on Wednes-
GAYS at ! p. m. Al White
head. merchants association
executive secretary, an
nounc-ed yesterday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-25
Several Attend Denoon Funeral
In Richmond On Monday

Trenholm, June "a Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Stratton, Clyde
and Jean Denoon attended the
funeral of Aubrey C. Denoon, of
Richmond, Monday morning. He
was the nephew of Mrs. Eliza
Game and cousin of Mrs. Eva
Stokes.
The Misses Nancy and Joyce
Stratton returned home on Sun
day from a tWo-Week stay in
s.. Petersburg. Fla, and report
ed having a wonderful trip.
Bible School is in progress
at Muddy Creek Church, this
week. Mrs. Charles Denoon as
director, assisted in the differ
ent classes with Mrs. R. j. VIII
lis, Mrs. Irene Stratton, Mrs.
Robert johnson Mrs. Henry
Hatcher. Mrs. Maize Palmore
and Mrs. Nadine Cosby.
Guest from Scots AFB
Mrs. Alice Palmore and grand
son, Richard Palmore, of SCOTS
Air Force Base, HI. are spend
ing some time with her sister-in-
law Mrs. Lille Denoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Mcclure
and Debbie Wilson spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-25
Research Grant
Is Awarded
C. w. Hart, Jr.

Dr. Charles W. Hart. Jr..
formerly of Farmville, has re-
ceiVed grant-in-aid award by
the Society of the Sigma Xi and
its associated organization. The
Scientific Research Society of
America
The award is to assist h e
Academy Of Natural Scierces
member in his study of The
Geological Study of Cave
Shrimp 'Palaosonias Ganteri
Hay" The award was annoulic-
ed at New Haven. Conn, by
DR. Harlow shap'ey, chairman
of the Grant-In-Aid Research
committee.
Dr. Hart is tie son of Mrs.
Willard Bliss, of Farmvilla.
Founded in 1886, the Society
of the Sigma II has IA chan
tiers and more than 125 clubs in
major colleges ard universities
in the o. S and Canada. It's
industrial counterpart, RESA.
has Is branches in major gov
enmental and Industrial labora-
tories.
The two organizations with a
combined membership of 90 900
scientists Jointly sponsor EIGHT
national lectureships. publish
the American Scientist" an d
are currently making annual
awards in support of research
totaling SIS 600.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-25

Walter Mcclure at Leesburg,
Loudon county.
Stuart R., and Ryland Stokes,
and Danny Montgomery, OF
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l. Stokes and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Willis, SRunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Duncan,
Jr., and sons. of Columbia, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. j. Willis, Sunday afternoon.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Houch-
ms and son, Mrs. Lucille Heath:
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Childress
ard family, all of Richmond,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Palmore Also, Mr. and
Mrs. Waverley Heath, and Mrs.
Joyce Everette, of Richmond,
were their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall,
of New York, and Will Raven
craft, Of Massachusetts, came to
see Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Swami,
last Wednesday, They were en-
route to South Carolina and
Georgia to visit relatives. Mrs.
r. B. Swami accompanied them
on the trip down South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Palmore,
of Fine Greek Mills, were din
ner guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Palmore.
Spends the Day
Alan Stokes. Of Ballsville.
spent Friday with Gene Hatch
er.
Mrs. Charles Denoon and
Charlene Denoon attended home
coming at the Orphanage at
Salem on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley McGruden. of Richmond.
came by and took them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Duke
and family, Of Richmond spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs B. w. Wilburn.