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Evening star., 1963-12-26
At TO MAKE BOWL TRIP
BRYANT Fears 'Mismatch'
As 'Bama Resumes Drills

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 26 (AP)
Alabama's football players will
lose any extreme poundage put
on by Christmas turkey as
they resume workouts today
for their January Sugar
Bowl date with Mississippi.
Coach Paul Bryant has
warned the clash could be the
greatest mismatch in bowl
history" if team play doesn't
improve.
Part of Bryant'S task will be
to drill Reserve Quarterbacks
Jack Hurlburt and Steve Sloan,
who have the responsibility for
leading the Crimson Tides Of
tense since the suspension of
star Joe Namath for disciple
nary reasons.
Prior to the Miami game, the
two substitute signal callers
Evening star., 1963-12-26
Hawks Boost
Lead With Win
Over Montreal
BY the Associated Press

The Chicago Black Hawks
success formula this season has
been to beat their closest pur-
suers and build up a lead in the
National Hockey League.
The pursuers. in this case,
have been the Montreal Ca
nadiens, and the Black Hawks
have done an efficient job in
turning them back when the
occasion warranted.
Chicago whipped Montreal,
81, last night for the fifth
time this season and opened
up a six-point lead over the
runnerup Canadiens. Montreal
has defeated the Hawks only
once, and two games have
ended in ties.
In other games last night, the
Toronto Maple Leafs trimmed
the Boston Bruins. 5-l, and the
Detroit Red Wings edged the
New York Rangers, 4-3.
Goals by Bobby Hull. his
21st, and Stan Mikita, his goth.
gave Chicago a 20 lead at the
end of two periods. Boom Boom
Geoffrion cut the deficit to 2-l
early in the final stanza before
Reggie Fleming produced the
clincher into an empty net with
% seconds left.
The goals by Hull and Mikita
game them As points each as
they moved into a three-way
tie for the league scoring lead
with Jean Beliveau of Mon
teral, who failed to score a
point.
Frank Mahovilich triggered
Toronto's victory over Boston
with a pair Of goals as the
third-place Leafs advanced
within one point of the Cana
dians. Tim Horton, Bobby
Baum and Billy Harris we're
the other Toronto marksmen,
while Tom johnson registered
the lone counter for the Bruins.
Gordie Howe clicked for
two goals-including the tie
breaker midway in the third
period-as the Wings bolStered
their hold on fourth place at
the expense Of the Rangers.
Detroit is six points ahead of
the fifth place Bruins and
seven in front of laSt-place
New York.
Claude LaForge and Floyd
Smith notched the other Wings
scores and Val Fonteyne, Rod
Gilbert and Phil Goyette found
the range for the Rangers.
The New York goalie, Jacques
Plante. received an assist on
Gilbert'S goal.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
Koufux Named
Man of Year

NEW YORK, Dec. 26 (AP)
Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers
has been named Man Of the
Year and top performer in
baseball for 1868 by Sports
Magazine.
The lefthanded pitching star
also won the publications
award as most valuable player
in the World Series last Oc-
tober after the Dodgers swept
the Yankees in four straight
games.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
Couch Wins Award

EDMONTON, Dec. 26 (AP)
Dave Skrein, who guided the
British Columbia Lions to their
first Grey Cup berth in his Sec
ond full year at the helm, has
been selected Coach of the
Year in the Canadian Football
League.
Evening star., 1963-12-26

had seen less than 10 minutes
of action on offense all season
Bryant said a lot Of time
will be spent on learning how
to block people," and other
heavy contact work. This will
knock out any kinks left from
the our-day Christmas holi-
day break.
A Altman travelling squad
was picked for the Mobile work
outs as Bryant needs every man
for scrimmages. He has not
elaborated on training plans
other than to warn that hard
work is in store for all.
The 'Bama squad leaves Mo-
bile Monday morning for New
Orleans for an afternoon work.
out at the Sugar Bowl.
OXE0Pn NEicc nao 0R
Evening star., 1963-12-26
Blades Win Easily

TOLEDO. Ohio, Dec. 26
(AP).-Chick Chalmers scored
three goalS-one in each period
last night to lead the Toledo
Blades to an 8-3 victory over
the Windsor Bulldogs in an
international Hockey League
game.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
HuIus Names Aides
For Pro Bowl Come

LOS ANGELES, Dec. %
(AP).-George Halas, owner
coach of the Chicago Bears
yesterday named his coaching
staff for the Western Confer
ence All-Stars in the 14th an
nual Pro Bowl game January
IL at Memorial Coliseum.
HalaS picked Luke JohnSos,
Phil Handler and George Allen,
all on the Bears coaching
staff.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
Russell Big Wheel

Bill Russell is the big wheel
defensively, while Tom Helm.
Sohn, Sam Jones and John
Havlicek, the soph standout
supply most of the firepower
Although the Bullets have
high-scoring Walt Bellamy and
Terry DiSchinger, Baltimore i
only a game ahead of last
place Detroit in the Western
Division with a 1921 record
A rash of close early-seasor
losses and a $3.50 bench have
accounted for most of the
Bullets woes.
Hoffman vows that the clul
will be stronger down tht
home-s stretch. The Bullets fire.
quently start two rockies, Cru
johnson and Rod Thorn, whit
should improve greatly as thu
season progresses.
Tickets for the attraction
here. priced at So and 50, are
on sale at the AAA, 1712 G
street, NV; Mitchell's Sports
Shop. 4543 Wisconsin avenue;
Wheaton Sports Shop, 24OO
University boulevard, and by
mail order addressed to Box
295, M Club, College Park, Md,
with Csc additional included
for handling.-GUBACK.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
CeItics Meet
Bullets Feb. 6
AT Maryland

The Boston Celtics. who
have won six world titles in
the last seven years, will play
the Baltimore Bullets on
Thursday, February 6. at the
University of Maryland's Cole
Field House in a regular-season
National Basketball Associa-
ton game.
The announcement was made
at a press luncheon today by
George Knepley. game chair
man Of the University of
Maryland's NJ Club, which
again is sponsoring the NBA
game. AS in the past. all pro-
ceeds will go into the clubs
scholarship fund.
Paul Hoffman, Baltimore
general manager. attended the
luncheon.
This will be the Celtics'
fourth visit here and the first
for the Bullets, who were
awarded the old Chicago zeph-
yrs franchise this season.
Evening star., 1963-12-26

A., MAIN SAGGY second at PimIieO and gets
me Eote mere. RADIATION Outrun at Aqueduet
LOT s69O9 but earlier was second at Pimlico BEGUNE
vas third at PimcO for 5000.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
BOATS and MARINE

ALL NEW, "a, lA-ft. Lone Star Fiberglas.
2e-h.p. Evinrude, tilt trailer, water skis.
$295, $3.50 dn., "a mos. MD. MARINE,
RE. $500.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
Sure-Fire Attraction

The CelticS are sort Of the
Yankees in short pants and a
sure-fire attraction anywhere.
They drew 1881 for the M
Clubs inaugural game in 1860
and repeated with l3,204 two
years later, both times whip
ping the Los Angeles Lakers.
Last season they did it again,
drawing 1920 fans as they
came from behind to beat Gin
cinnati, l28-125.
Although the Celtics no
longer have Bob Cousy, that
hasn't seemed to matter. They
are burning up the NBA, win
ming % of 81 games so far.
That's even better than their
pace of last season when they
won the NBA's Eastern Divi-
Red Auerbach, the District
product who made good as the
Celtics coach, says the secret
is the defense, which he claims
is better than ever.
THE guys seem to be con-
centrating extra on defense to
show they can make up for
the loss of Cousy," Auerbach
explains.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
Joe KeNys Charles Town Picks
FRIDAY RACES TRACK FAsr Posr rME. PM

BLUE LAVA Is due for a top finishing second
fer $4,000 EASTER CRYSTAL rates excellent
chance. started. ARBoR DAY might take Il an
Evening star., 1963-12-26

SILVER FROST. second in q credItabIe effort,
| gets the vote here. HARVEST DAYS was q winner
! for $500 LIVE AND LET was second for $500.
Evening star., 1963-12-26

BATTLE LADY should beat = weak field here.
LOVES CROWN Is due 70 top race. LILLY BLANCH
was second for $I250.
Evening star., 1963-12-26

OXFORD. Miss, Dec. %
Evening star., 1963-12-26

TEMPLE COURT narrowly beaten for 81 900
and should win here. SEA VIXEN raced well at Shen-
andoah Downs: ATHERPLAY rates and excellent
chance, II started.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
FIRST RACE-Purse sI.0Oei claiming s1.a5Ol; g.
~-~-Al1E and ~; 6ls furlonEs.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $780, Ginning 1000; g.
year-olds and up; 6 fuFlonEs.

RoNS BOY drops into a winning spot. v0LIIANT
MISS third q HageFst0Wn for S2.000. DAISYS
BEAU meets better after winning for &I.25O.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
7OmOnOWS
Entries
Tropical

BY the Associated Press
Evening star., 1963-12-26

FREEZE BANGS seeend for e25OO should beat
weak field here. RIPPLING WIND locks like the on
TO beat RECOGNIZE meets lesser and might take Il al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07

the same county as permanent
employees.
1T is the understanding of
this board that quite a few en-
ployees in this county have
worked for the Department of
Highways for 10 years or more
and are un D lie to become
monthly employees and to be
eligible for retirement and other
benefits because they have rela-
useS who are permanent EN-
pioyees. These men must be good
employees or they would rot
have continued in employment
for such length of time under
numerous resident engineers
and it is the feeling of this
board that it IS highly unfair
and inequitable to these men.
Therefore, this board respect
full requests the Department of
Highways to look into this mat
ter and reconsider the above
mentioned policy so that these
mer may become monthly EN-
ployees and be eligible to re-
ceive the additional pay and
other benefits that they SO rich
" deserve.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
Hammocks And Smelcers Visit Tennessee

WORSHAM, June 6 Hal
Smelcer. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Hammock, and Barbara Ham
mock spent the week end With
Miss era e Smelcer in Oak
Ridge. Tenn. There they were
met by Mr. Smelcer's brother
in-laW and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. d. Corbett, and family OF
New Mexico. Sunday they join
ed other relatives and all en-
joyed a picnic and a day in the
Smoky Mountains.
Mrs. c. L. Irving, Mrs Betty
ROutt and Donna Lynn were
week end guests of Mn an d
Mrs Bosher Coleman in Airing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bur
leigh. Of Washington. d. c., visit
ed them while there.
r. w. Dupuy attended h e
meeting Of the Synod Of Virginia
at Massanetta for several days
this week.
Joe Garland has returned
home after being a patient in the
Medical College Of Virginia Hos
pital III Richmond for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cline
and son. Norman. Jr., an d
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07

Webster, Mrs. G. H. Lewis. Mrs.
J. B. Jacobs, and Frank Yer
ser.
June 3 - John T. Scarborough,
Mrs. R. v. Wallace, Mrs. RoS
sic Moore. Mrs. S. D. Tolbott,
Vernelle Washington, James Ep-
person. Mrs. A. w, Bates. MIS-.
H. H, Hubbard, and H. H. Hub
bard.
June Lucille Harvey, Fl.
A. Young, Mrs. Ida Thuss. G. D.
Brightwell, Mrs kasey kaper-
ski. and Mrs, Bobbie Seanster.
June - Mrs. w. H. Rowe,
Mrs. Florence Dixon, Mrs. Gene
Southall, Miss Gladys Duty.
Michael Gregory, Mrs. Richard
Hawk, Paul Thompson Mrs. Ell
gene Reese, Mrs. Melton Good
win, Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs.
Sam Graham, and E. d. EpeS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07

friend, Jeffrey Martell, of Car
ney's Point, N. j.. were guests
last week of her mother, Mrs.
Dorothy Reynolds, and bi other,
Allen Reynolds.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Davidson and Scotty were sorry
to see them move away from
this community last week. Mr..
Davidson had been attending
Hanlpden-Sydney College.
Earl DeHart, of RPI, is spend
ing sometime with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Greed DeHart.
Dwight Day, of Richmond,
formerly a Hampden Sydney
student was a dinner guest Sun
day of Miss Mary and R. W.
Dupuy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Ham
mock, Debbie and David, a II d
Archer Southall, of Richmond,
were week end guest of their
parents.
Mrs. Paul Thackston, M S S
Frances Thackston, and M S.
Mary Nickells called on MI. and
Mrs. Robert Polterfield ell route
to their home in Durham, N. c.,
after visiting relatives in tn j S
area.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
Belk Scholarship
Continued from page IL

Club. vice president OF the com
munity All club, a All All Star
a member Of the Beta Club
Federation secretary Of the Beta
Club a member of the district
executive committee OF the Beta
Club. and a member Of the 1862
Homecoming Court.
This is the first time that
anyone in this six county area
has been awarded one Of these
scholarships" Morris a d d e d.
land We are extremely pleased
to have such an outstanding stu
dent receive this award from
Leggett' s. We know that she will
be wonderful representative
from this area as she attends
Madison College next year. and
all of us from Leggett'S and this
entire area wish her the best of
everything.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
Hospital Neus

There were Is patients Thurs
day morning II adults and
seven babies.
Patients Admitted
Michael Gregory. Crewe: Mrs.
Richard Hawk, Petersburg: r.
A. McCOrkle, Farmville: Mrs.
w. H, Mckay, Farmville. w. W.
Wainwright, Amelia; Mrs. r. H.
Pope, Jetersville: Mrs. Eugene
Reese, Chase City; Mrs. B. c..
Burne. Burkeville; Miss Ella
beth Taylor, Farmville; w. E.
Walton, Farmville.
Also, Mrs. w. A. Wallace,
Chase City: Mrs. Harris Hall,
brakes Branch: Mrs. w. l..
Price, Farmville; Mrs. H. R.
Jarck. Amelia; Mrs. M. D. Atch-
ley, Farmville: R. S. Weaver,
Jr., Victoria; Miss Barbara Wat
son, CreWe; Miss Janice Owen,
Vic toria: Willie Bradshaw,
Green Bay, and Mrs. Cannon
Cooper, Cullen.
Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Lewis.
Crewe, boy, June 4.
COlOred Patients
Carson Foster, Farmville:
Henry Booker, Rice: Lois Spra-
que. Rice; Fannie Carter, Burke
vile. and James Swami. Dill
CoIored Birth
Sidney and Virginia Dove.
Rice, girl, June 4
Discharges
June 2 Mrs. W. c. Neal,
Mrs. Alice Edwards, Jam e
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
DR.. Thomas Gilmer
Continued from page y

tContlnued from page II
was the Eggleston Library dedi-
Gated in 1861 ard the second was
Winston Hall, student dining hall
and activities building, dedicated
III 1862. There was also initiated
a special capital fund drive for
$500 600 for a new science build
ing
A committee Of trustees has
been named to make recon-
mendations for q rev president.
The committee is made up of
Dr.. James A. Jones. Of Rich-
mond, president of Union Theo-
logical Seminary chairman, Dr..
Bernard E. Balm, Of Lynch
burg Judge A c. Buchanan, Of
Tazewell: David D. Squiles, of
Alexandria. and R o b ert S.
Brenaman and w. T. Reed. il.
both Of Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
Road Budget
CONTINUED from page u

Watershed project.
Blair said that the money
would be used to obtain ease
ments and that S240 previously
appropriated by the board had
been spent for legal cost of ease
mentS on the Muddy Greek
Watershed and the Willis River
project He reported that the
Muddy Creek project is row
complete.
About 60 easements are vet to
be obtained for The Willis River
and Slate River projects, he
said
The principal purpose of the
Buckingham county watersheds
is flood control.
Fire Aid
H M Dixon, president of the
Gladstone Volunteer Fire Com
pany, appeared before the SUI
perVlSOrS to ask for financial as
slstance for the company. He
said that the company firehouse
Just completed at a cost of
S25 600 is located at point
W h ere Amherst. AppomattoX,
Buckingham and Nelson counties
join and the company serves
parts Of all four counties.
The Buckingham board APP
propriated 500 to the Gladstone
Volunteer Fire Department.
Dixon also announced an
"Open house" at the new fire
house June p and invited the
supervisors to attend. He said
that It. Gov. Mills f. Goodwin
would be guest speaker at the
dedication which begins at $40
pm.
w T. Adcock appeared before
the board requesting certain i'm
provements IN the highway sys-
tenn
The board recommended to
the highway department shat
/ they take into the secondary
system that section of road lead
ing from the present end Of Pit.
744 and extending 0.13 miles ir
an easterly direction to a dead
end. Right of way 40 feet wide
being guaranteed together with
/ necessary widening and fills.
b. D. LeSuen made a report
OH the meeting in Harrisonburg
/ concerning the hunting situa-
ton.
Highway Petition
In other business, it was NOV
ed by B. d LeSueur and sec
| onded by Nelson Tindall, III,
and carried that, Whereas, it
has come to the attention of this
+ board that quite few EN-
ployees of the State Highway
Department in this county have
been unable to get employmert
as permanent monthly en-
ployees with the Department Of
7 Highways because they have
relatives who are permanent
employees. We understand that
there is now in effect a policy
Of the State Hiehway Depart
ment not to employ relatives il
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
PEA Graduation
Continued from page III

DCAAeAiASNt - Vii i'O~A A
serving IS years as chairman Of
the department of psychology.
He is now visiting professor at
the University Of Virginia
Dr. Garrett received his Ph.D.
degree at Columbia III 1928. ana
y Sc. honorary st thu Urivar-
slty Of Richmond in 1854 He is
a native of Halifax county. and
was graduated from the Univer-
sity of Richmond in 1915.
He is a past president Of the
American Psychological Associa-
ton. the author Of seven books
in psychology plus a number Of
research papers He las sum
mer teaching experience in Cali
forria, New Mexico. Florida and
Hawaii.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
Herald Tour
Continued from page II

tCOhllnued from page II
Quarter, with two floor shows
and dancing. Then to Sammy S
Night Club or the Bowery, to
hear the good old songs by for
mer stars. Concluding at the
gay Hawaiian Room of Hotel
Lexington.
Bright and early Friday morn
ing, Oh August :. the party will
leave for home by chartered
bus, via New Jersey turnpike to
Washington and Richmond
If you are 10 to IS years old,
read page 5B for details of how
you can earn this trip. Send in
your entry coupon today. The
early bird gets the worm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
Remedial Classes

Continued from page /,
cording to Edwin 0. Guthman,
special assistant to Attorney
General Robert F.. Kennedy.
$4,000 U. S. Grant
The survey is being conducted
BY a research team from Michi-
gan State University under a
SIS 900 federal grant.
Guthman said the vocational
education plan is under study by
the Office of Education. A
spokesman for the Department
Of Health Education and Wei
fare tHEW> acknowledged that
the program is being consider
ed, but he added that details
are not yet available.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Southall
and children spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Merritt, in Jetersville.
Mrs. Raymond Chernault call
ed on Mrs. Norma w, Davis in
Fork Union Saturday afternoon.
Guests Of the Chernaults on
Sunday were MIS-. Bert SWalley,
Miss Lou SWalley. Mrs. Andrew
Throcknorton and Mrs. Joe
Price, of Throck.
Mr. and Ms. Joe Langford.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Gee Mrs.
Annie Palmer, of Richmond;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07

Thoburn Johns, Richard Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gee, Mr..
and Mrs. Travis Hubbard, of
keysyille, and Nh. and Mrs.
Martin Covington. of F'elden,
visited the Bernard Gees during
last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
News Summary
tContinueo from page u

'(olitlhGeQ from page -
torial waters. They were order
ed to pay a total of S26 ,272 in
fines and registration fees il
five days or their two boats
would be confiscated. There is
no appeal. Ecuador claims ex-
elusive fishing RIGHTS within 700
miles OF its coasts-a clam
which the u S. does not recoq
nize but says the boats were
within the three-nile limit The
American fishern2en say t h c )
were u miles offshore With 10
other San Diego boats when in
tarcepted. The captains VIII be
charged later for contempt Of
naval authorities, Illegal FISH
ing. smuggling. attempted brib-
cry. and willful disobedience.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
81 Applications

continued rrom age II
der was stayed pending an APP
peal which will be heard Mon
Cay, June 10. before the Fourth
Circuit Court Of Appeals.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-07
p. E. Supervisors
(COn dnued from page u

made to the Prince E d W I'd
school board for payment of the
coumty'S share OF the cost of at
torneys for the period June /,
1862 70 May 81, 1868.
The attorneys have represent
ed the school board in school
litigation. with the Common
wealth assuming part of the cost
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
By Mrs. Lloyd Hinson

Birds singing and humming
IF tracto.S as farmers prepare
their soil and plant corn, re-
minds us of spingtime al
though we did ha q some scat
tered frost recently and cod
wind. The budding of trees and
beautiful flowers make nice
'iev as one rides along the
highway.
Church Sunday after being
away for sometime due TO ILL
ness.
Mrs. Doretha Cox was adj
mitted to Columbus County
Hospital Sunday as Surgical
patient.
Kent Gurganus remains a
patient at James Walker Mem
orial Hospital. At this writing
his condition is satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Roach and
girls of Charlotte spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Todd and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Strick-
land and Kent of Clarendon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hinson and Elaine Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Duncan
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hin
son and infant son of Lebanon
Community Friday night.
Mrs. Jim Gore visited Mrs.
Clyde Strickland of Clarendon
Friday.
Teresa Gurganus of Lebanon
spent the weekend with Mrs.
ResSie Hinson.
MIR. and Mrs. Ebert Long.
Terry and Buddy of StateSville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silvan Mckee
and Mrs. L. d. Baldwin, Jerry
and Allyson of Whiteville Wis
tied Mrs. J. E. Long during the
weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

The chettis, formerly Of
Catskill. n. Y. are residing il
Tabor City where he is mana.
ger of the new lingerie COM
pany.
Arrangements of paste
spring flowers graced the home
The dining table. overlaid wit,
white Madaria cutwork closL
featured an arrangement o.
white daffodils. redbuds ali,
ivy.
Guests wer- Mesdames Ceci
Mercer, Dick Plot. Cecil Cor,
bett, Jr., Cecil Corbctt, Sr., Bill
v. Spivey, II. G. Cameron
Horace Carter. Philip Hughes
3. E. Hughes. Woodrow Grain
Ter. Billy Dorman, John Dor.
nan, Frank Boswell. jaime.
}rice, Clyde Stanley. Franz
McGougan. Ernest Sanders. x
:. Ha rclson. Harold Fonv:clls
rvin Strickland, Maude Nc,
= cd and Erma Winstead.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
Tabor Ladies' Greet Mrs. Chetti

Mrs Fred Chetti feted Thursday afternoon the
~ we.eome eo:fee hour Charles Corbett home