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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-13
brakes Branch

Sept. y - Mrs. A. p. Moss
and Al Moss spent the week end
and attended the wedding Of
Mrs. Moss niece, Miss Marge
Seward.
Mrs. Frank Deason and infant
son, James Graham, returned
from Halifax Community Hos
pital, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gentry at
tended a Gentry family reunion
in North Carolina or Sunday.
MeSdames Everett Terrell and
G. H. Carpenter spent Thursday
in Danville.
Mrs. S. P. Daniel is spending
some time in North Carolina
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Walton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Reynolds.
Miss Alvah Hutcherson is a
patient in Johnston Willis Hos
pital. Richmond
Miss Lula Paulett spent sew
eral days last week in Rich
mOnd with Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
NETT Smith. Little Linda KAY
/ Smith who had spent several
! days here returned home with
her.
! Mrs. Carter and son. Of Win
ston-Salem. NJ c.. spent Thurs,
Cay right with Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Milton.
/ The Literary Club mot Tues
day with Miss Mary Bailey Wat
kins.
Mrs. S. w. Walker entertain
ed her bridge club Monday
night Mrs. Bob Gentry, Mrs. n
N. Bryant and Mrs. c. L. Jack
son, Jr., won prizes.
Mss R e b c k a h Crouch. Of
South Hill, recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Crouch.
The brakes Branch Prcsby-
terrain Church and the Village
Presbyterian Church will hold a
Joint preaching mission com
mencing September Is and con
t!nuing through September 20
These services will b. conduct
ed by Dr.. Conneley Gamble. d
Union Theological Seminary, al
Richmond.
The Rev. George A. Harris
Jr.. county chairman of the
United Fund, has announced
that the Kick Off Dinner" vii
be held at the brakes Branch
Elementary School September
80 at 7 pm.
Mrs. Cecil Eubark. of Rich
mond, spent the week end here
and attended the Tharpe Elder
wedding at Cullen.
Mrs. r. B. Jackson enter
tanned her bridge club Frida,
night Mrs A. P. Moss won higl
score and Mrs. Tucker Paulet
won second.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-13

was a guest for several days
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Johs,
Wood Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cow
liz. of Charlotte Court House
were also visitors there for the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler
and children, Pam, Sue and Ro.
berta, Of Scottsville. were visi.
tors Sun lay of Mrs. Mary
Baird.
Parks Duffey and John Nc
Grath. of Richmond. visite
friends here for the week end
Sheriff H. B. Adams VISITED
his mother. Mrs. Claude Adams
at Red Oak sunday. Mrs
Adams. who has been sick, is
slightly improved.
Mrs. Herbert Adams, Mr. S
Mamie Spencer and Miss Pattie
Sue Adams visited Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Spencer Saturday ii
Lynchburg.
Spencer Adams will leave OF
September 10 for Hampden-Syd
ney College where he is a junior
classnan.
Elmo Wright is out of the hos
pital after having a back opera
ton He is improving nicely
Church Women
Leaders in District VI Of the
Appomattox Presbytelial m c
recently in the Maysville Pres
bvterian Church, under the lead
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-13
Correspondent
On Job After
Eye Operation

BELONA. Sept. u 1t has
been some time since Your cor
respondent has been able to
send any Belona news as she
was in the Eye Hospital in Rich
mond. The eye still is very
painful although it was remov-
ed
Mrs. Beulah Walthall and her
son, Willard. went to Richmond
on Friday While there. hey
visited Mrs. Irene Jones in
church home on Stuart Avenue
Bobbie Leigers returned home
with the Walthalls and stayed IN
til Sunday with his parents.
Much sympathy is extended
to Mrs. Floyd Simpson as she
lost her mother. recently.
Returns Home
Mrs. Mabel Kruger returned
to her home in Massachusetts
last week. She had been visiting
her son Herbert. and his wife
for some time. She went by air
plane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Brauer
went to Richmond on Sunday to
spend the day with their daugh-
ter and her family. 1t was the
granddaughter birthday.
Kenneth Bell returned to his
parents home on Sept. 9. He
was in Massachusetts.
Kenneth Bells wife is in Pow
hatan. too.
Mr.. and Mrs Billy Stratton. of
Trenholm. spent Sunday With
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell.
Mrs. c. K. Kelley. Of King
william county, visited Mrs. II.
H Dobbins and Mr.. Dobbins on
Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-13
AT A DOLLAR

Novelist Unless my book
sells l shall starve TO death.
Publisher Excellent ideal
That would advertise the work
splendidly.
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IKIAN I MhN I MUM
DAY PERSONNEL.

DAY PERSONNEL
.1343 H st. NV. DI. 1855
AUDITOR. MGR 1000, night shift,
$50 wk. start, Miss Bell. BOYD'S,
18th and @ SITS. NV.
AUDITORS ASSISTANT, Shaw
Walker payroll. some tipping. sub
sldiery posting. Call MRS.
MILLER, CO. $4,000.
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MIN, FUTURE
TECHNICAL $4,000
WRITER $4,000

II you have exper. in radar con-
forming to military specifications
We have q top spot for you. Ad-
ministrative future and excellent
GRAY, sse 18th st. NV. 600
Hill bldgl NE. S-4277. (emp.l
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AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LOT

The Commonwealth Of Virginia, Department Of
Highways will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder
at public auction at 1890 am. (DST) on satur-
day, June g. 1868, beautiful split level brick and
frame house and lot, located at 304 East Leighton
Drive In Falls Church, Virginia, adjacent 10 pro-
posed right Of way for Route SO. House must be
turned on lot. To reach property from Falls
Church, proceed west on Route Z 10 Idylwood Road
(Route 6o5), turn left 10 Barbour Road then left
on East Leighton Drive TO property.
No bids win accepted from STATE employees or from any
Of the rshh Of 0OSeoao.i0s Rw.soS
Property will be open for inspection from 1000
am TO 500 pm. tDsT) on May 20 and June s.
1858, and from 800 am. on date OF sale.
TERMe OF SALE Jos Of purchase price 10 be paid IN cash
A Mah Of way Englneer pr his Representative
W,sn s, 81 msi ne isTani5s sum bs paid ~ eah
w piopefy VIII e furnlhed the on the sae Tire
S9pmonwsah o. wf"inla reserves the rEht reject any and
Information regarding this auction may be OBJ
tained from the District Right OF Way Engineers
Office OF the Department OF Highways, Culpeper,
Virginia.
Auctioneer-RoNALD l. TULL. woodbridge virginia
myab.2eista
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TRAINEES
MANY MANY MORE
GRAEBNERS

211 Woodward Bldg, EX. 3-9777
silver Spring, JU. 1914
ADMIN. TRAINEE, 1920. 2 yrs
college; Local future. Cali for
appt. BETTY GRAY EMPL., 626
woodward Bldg, ST. 3-7I23.
ADVERTISING SALES account ex-
ecutiVe-Appearance, desire. in
telligence, ethics, successful sales
experience and educational back
ground must be well above the
average. First month viii be like
MARINE BOOT CAMP" II you
are hired. II you survive Boot
Camp" you have 1t made. selling
radio advertising for WPIK. 523
First street. Alexandria, Va. No
phone callsl Send resume TO
Bill Gallagher, Sales Manager.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for met
ropolitan weekly newspaper. Age
25-45. Prefer Washingtonian. Sal
airy permanent. Must have exDer.
and be sober. Box 265-z, Star.
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ADJUSTOR-TR AINEE

ADJUSTOR-
Would you like to make . career
in the claims department Of one
OF the large national insurance
companies, dealing with automo.
bile physical damage coveragei
Where management positions are
filled on merit basis from
within the company Where YOU
future depends on your own ability
Particulars of Job:
/. Company car furnished
2. Good starting salary
3. Rapid merit increases
4. Excellent employe benefits
8. Vacation with pay
8. Pull training program in
company school
Requirements:
Age 27-32. mechanical aptitude,
sales personality, high school edu-
perience necessary. Write, giving
educational background and pre-
viOus employment. SERVICE FlRE
INSURANCE CO.. 1888 Baltimore
ave, College Park. Nd. atten-
ton Mr.. Brooks.
AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC,
$1,000 year plus bonus to quali-
fled men. Call 8 70 Q, e27-S323.
ALL READERS OF this column
should browze MONARCH NOV
ELTY STORE. 1881. 14th 81. NV.
for ideas. Commission basis. No
obligatlon. Open till q pm.
YOUNG MAN with car
N heln me with gaiee g940 mo
plus. Mr.. EDsALL. uN. 4-660l.
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HELP MEN

AMBITIOUS man for debit work
with large insurance company.
Married, over %. No experience
necessary. Commissions over 500
q week while we train you. MR..
COOGAN, ia. 9-9449,
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ACCOUNTABILITY In
PROPOSALS

NOTICE To BIDDERS. wATFT
LINE EXTENSIONS and SEWET
LINE EXTENSIONS for TOWN Ol
VIENNA, vIRGINIA.-Sealed pro
posals viii be received by III
Town q Vienna. Virginia. at IA
Town Office. 127 Center Stree
SOUTH. Vienna, Virginia, until
Pm. O'clock Eastern Daylight Saw
ing Time on the 18th day o
June. 1858, for Contract No
6Ol0, Water Line Extensions anC
Contract No. COILS, Sewer Linz
extensions. The work is scheduled
in three 90 alternates for eacf
contract, Approximately $4,000
II. OF l2-inch water line, 5000
or S-inch water line, and
Z.OOO IL. Of 6-inch water line Il
70 pc constructed including valve:
ana IRE hydrants under Contract
no; SOLO. Alternate Nos. /. z
and 3. Approximately $4,000 4
Of S-inch concrete pipe sewer line
including manholes, and 6-inch
concrete pipe house connection
are TO be constructed under Con-
tract No. 6015, Alternate Nos, /,
z and 3. AL proposals shall be
publicly opened and read at
O'Clock Pm, Eastern daylight
Saving Time, June II, 1868 m
the Town Office, Vienna, Virginia,
Copies Of bidding forms, specifi.
cations and other contract docu-
ments, as prepared By Michael
Baker, jr;t Consulting Engineers,
are on file and open to public
inspection at the office OF Michael
Baker, Jr., lis Shields Street
h.ocnester, Pennsylvania, and also
Puolie Works, Town offise Build
ing: Vienna, Virginia. Sets Of such
the office Of the Eneineers or m
upon deposit Of TWENTY poilar'
$500 for each set. Any bidder
upon returning such sets In good
condition within fifteen (Ib) days
after the opening Of bids will be
refunded his payment. Any non.
bidder or manufacturers repre-
sentative, upon returning such
set in good condition within fif-
teen llbl days after bid opening,
viii be refunded Ten Dollar
lSlU, For documents not re-
turned within the stated time.
the entire amount win be for
feited. The Town Of Vienna. Viz
gtnia, reserves the right to waive
Informalities In or 70 reject any
or All bids. Each bidder must de-
post with his bid, security in
the amount q at least five per
sent o. the PIG amount in the
Check payable 10 the Town OF
Vienna, Virginia. No bidder NAV
Withdraw his bid within forty
five (4bl DAYS after fhe ectnai
opening thereof. Bids must Be
addressed 10 Mayor ana Council
OF Vienna. Town Office Building.
1877 Center Street South. Vienna
xlrglnia. TOWN OF VIENNA,
VIRGINIA, By order Of the couns
ell, L. B. CRESSWELL. Town
ManAger. y2h.2h-ia1 2
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Auto Glass Mechanic

Exper., S125 wk. NATIONAL AUTO
GLASS, Wheaton, 933-1311.
AUTO MECHANIC, brake and front
end man, new shop In Wheaton,
| Salary Q39-I3I1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN
AND DESIGNERS, $1,000 and up
depending on background or quail
tfications. Congenial office, excel
Opt. on your way up. IL. 3-l0O2
ARE YOU between the ages OF 81
and As suitable for public contact
and interested in the finer thing,
Of life. a fine home. unmatched
income security and potential
higher education for your chill
dren, an interesting position with
prestige In your community Write
in confidence to Box 40S-Z Star
Our sales staff knows about this
nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

ACCOUNTANT for growing. distri-
buting organization In Rockville,
estab. 80 yrs. Full CHARGE Of
books, incl. all payroll records
and payroll taxes. Exper. in car
rying books through closing state
meqts essential. Variety OF bust
ness activity offers fine oppor-
tunity for man with initiative.
Salary open. Send resume. Box
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Accountants

Controller, CPFP sxper., excel.
Controller. iEe. intTni. org.. 80
good future, ontn., Ito S12. 900
Accts.. srs. for CPAs to $4,000
Acct, gen. mgr. suppl. CO..
multi-eorp., exper., nv. $4,000
Chief acct, office manager, as
soc. type org, dntn, 10 $4,000
Acct, constr. exp, BETSY. $1,000
Acct, ofc. mgr. Kenlwth. $4,000
Acct. food CO.. Sc. - $4,000
Act, constr. CO., s. epr: $4,000
Aeets., semi-srs., for cPAs--S6,500
Acct Act m 5dn,, Co. HyattS IA ~ $500 ,,O
Accts., frs, for cPAS to $4,000
Acct. jr. deEr., corp. NV. 5000
Accts. II. deg, assn, NV; *. 100
BOOKKEEPERS
Bkpr.. supply CO.. dntn. $4,000
Bkpr.. foods CO., Brentwd. to $1,000
Bkpr., supply CO., dntn. $500
Bkpr.. become ofc. mgr. $1,000 up
Bkpr., club, NV. ------z. IS, 200
Payroll timekeeper S99:s iao
ASST OAD WE sPEcfHLrzE S'0''O
Applications Mailed On Request.
OPEN TO 8 Pm. THURSDAYS
ATLAS AGCY.
1920 N. z. Ave. NV. RE. 7-B7o7
REC, some aects. exper.
NATIONAL EMPL. sERv.
1912 X 81. NV. tx. S-7270I
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HELP MEN
(coNTINUEp)
ACCOUNTANT

Jr. or Semi-Sr., for worldwide H.
nancial organization. A man will
ling to travel 500 Of the time ID
such places as Arizona, California
Colorado. Florida. College gradu.
ate accounting majorl over 2
years experience, age to 80. sin
gle, up to $1,000. depending on
experience. Send letter describing
BACKGROUND to 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
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ADMfNIsTRATIvE ASSISTANT

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT
Aggressive young man, 20 to 80,
for permanent full-time position
in our purchasing department
Prefer experience on. study In
MIRO buying. budgetirig and IN
ventory- control procedures. Some
college background or business
schooling required. Applicant
fulfilled, be able TO type and
have general knowledge OF office
procedures. Apply weekdays $3.50
am. to 1900 noon at the Per-
sonnet Office.
THE EVENING STAR
225 VIRGINIA AVE. 8. Z.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-06
TIC Baptist Circles
POSTPONE Meetings

Due TO IA Bible Study pro-
gram in progress al the Tabor
City Baptist Church this Week.
the night circle meetings have
been postponed until next
week
The morning and afternoon
circles will meet tomorrow.
Feb. 81 on the following sche-
dule.
Morning Circle with Mrs.
John Dorman. Thursday at 10
d. m.
The Leila Mcmillan Circle
with Mrs. l.. S. Parham.
Thursday at 10 a. m.
The Beverly Nelson Circle
with Mrs. Ebert Shelley.
Thursday at 10 a. m.
The Sara Cox Circle with
Mrs. Fl. c.. Cameron. Thurs
day at $3.50 a. m.
The Charity Rogers Circle
with Mrs. w. Fl. Prince. Thurs
day at 800 p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-06
HOME DEMONSTRATION
SCHEDULE

Friday. February 8, at 200
p. m. North Tatum II. ID. al
Mrs. Gene Hickman
Friday. February 3. at 3:l5
p. m. Evergreen H. d.
Saturday. February 9. at
lO:l5 a. m. Radio Program
over WENC in Whiteville
Tuesday. February 10. at
200 p. m. Homemakers II. =.
Tuesday. February IL. al
$3.50 p. IN. Lebanon II. d. at
Mrs. n. c. Currie
Wednesday. February 10. az
$50 p. m. Union Valley II. d.
at Mrs. a. l.. Fisher
Wednesday, February 10, at
$50 p. m. New Hope Fl. D.
Thursday. February ID, at
200 p. IN. Smyrna II. d.
Thursday, February ID. at
200 p. m. Chadbourn II. d. at
Mrs. Henry Elliott
Thursday, February IA, at
1880 p. m. Special Housing
Meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-06
HID LEADERS LEARN SECRETS ABOUT
STRETCHING FAMILY FOOD DOLLARS

would you ike To be able
TO stretch your family tcod
dollar?
Columbus County Home
Demonstration club leaders
were told that smart food
shopping begins at home at "a
special training school held
Thursday. Jan. ~.
Leaders learned that it pays
| to keep pad and pencil in n
convenient spot in their kitch-
en- tn write down things as
they run out of them.
Other suggestions ON how to
make your food dollar have
more cents" heard at the
, meeting were:
Plan meals ahead. If YOU
don't DO a good deal of look
ing ahead. pressing need for n
certain item will discourage
you from comparing prices and
quality.
Study Supornarkct ads care
fully. Start with specials on
meat which takes the biggest
cut from your food dollar
Keeping in mind what YOU
have in your freezer. Keep all
discount coupons and use ,hesn
If YOU buy that iteSn.
Keep your grocery list flex-
IDLE. allowing room for an alt
ornate choice. You may spot
better buy or the store may
have run out Of your first
choice.
Watch out of in season fruit
and vegetable specials. They
may be one half the price OF
frozen ones. Watch for COM
binatiOn and penny sales. Look
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-06
SbeHe)s Celebrate
Golden Anniversary

On Sunday afternoon. Jan.
p. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p.
Shelley OF Green Sea. $. c..
were honorcd at a reception in
honor of their fifticth wcdoir%
anniversary. Hosts and host
cSSCS We're their children.
Watson and Victor Shelley al
Green Sea. Mrs. Mildred En-
or OF Fan Bluff. and Mrs. Ma
omi HinSou and Joe Shelley of
WhitcVillc.
The home of the couple in
the Green Sea community was
decorated throughout in gold.
green and white color scheme.
The table was covered with a
white linen damaSk cloth ac-
cCntcd with gold bows aud
>treamcrS al both ends and in
the center. \ thrcc-tiCr we'd
ding cake, topped with bells
tied with gold ribbon and
so. WAS in the table center.
Gold candles in crystal cand-
lClabra Mere on both sides of
the cake. y floral arrangement
al yellow gladiolii. palms, and
gold NUNS completed the set
ting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bryant
greeted guests and introduced
To- the receiving line composed
of Mr. and Mrs. Shelley and
their children. Mrs. A. G..
Hayes presided al the regiS:cr.
MIR. and Mrs. Don Watson in
VI,Cd guests 10 the Gift room
where Mrs. Shelton Shelley
and Mrs. Carolyn ASkinS dis
played them. Mrs. Daniel Pow
ell served wedding squares.
cheese StrawS, nuts and minis.
Mas. Joe Shelley poured punch.
Assisting with the refresh
mvntS w-rc Patricia Shelley.
Dottie and Elizabeth Bryant.
and Carolinda Fowler. Mrs.
Watson Shelley convers4d
with guests. Good-byes were
said by Charles Enzor and
Edgar HinSon.
During the afternoon about
200 guests called.
Mrs. Shelley is the daught.I
of the late William Watson
and Cordelia Olive Watson OF
Green Sea. Mr.. Shelley ia the
son of the late Daniel Shelley
and KlZ2ic HarrnlSon Shel!ey
of Pleasant View. S. c. The
couple We're married JANUARY
%. 1913. in Conway by A. T.
Wait. Except for " few years
residence in Tabor City. they
have spent most nf their mar
ricd line in the Green Sea
community.
They have eight grandchil-
drcn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-06

also for the unadcvrtiSed spc-
Gals.
Buy in quantity if it will be
used.
Avoid shopping for grocer
les when hungry.
When checking out keep
your specials together SO the
checker won't miss your bar
gain.
Food cost depends on you.
since II takes 20 To Is, oi
your family'S income for fcnC
1t is important to be wise
shopper
Home Demonstration club
leaders learned how To- get tee
most for their food collar al
d training school on Thursday.
January -. Those attending
We're: Mrs. Ed Barnes, Ce;ra
G"rdo. Mrs. Farley Scaley.
Cherry Grove: Mrs. RcsSic
MOTHS, Sandy Plains: Hrs
Ralph Norris. Sandy Plains;
Mrs. G.. F. Peterson. South
Whitcvillc: Mrs. Philip Stroll.
ChaGbuurn. Mrs. Houston
White. Wcynan: Mrs. Herman
Page. Western Prong: MIS-.
Fred Thomson, Lake Wacca-
NAV: Mrs. Tom Ludlum, IN
ion Valley: Mrs. y. /. Fishc..
Union Valley: Mrs. Thomas
oiom. Bolton: Mis-. John Hall,
HallShOru; Mrs. j. J. Holmes.
Bolton: Mrs. Murray Fowler.
New Life; Mrs. Joe Dempsey,
North Taium. Ms. Max Len
non. North Tatum: Mrs. Van
High, White Marsh: ana Mrs.
RoZlcr BlaCkmon. Old Dock.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-06
Local Credit
Assoc. Official
Attends Meet

Mr.. Harold Babson, Repre-
sentative Inspector of the
Columbus Production Credit
Association, has just returned
from a two-day meeting at the
Federal intermediate Credi.
Bank of Columbia in Colum5-
ia. S. c.
The meeting, held January
% and 80. was conducted by
officials of the bank and at
tended by assistant secretary
treaSurerS, field office manag-
ers. and representative in
spectors of production credit
associations in North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, and
Florida-the four states Serv-
ed by the bank.
"OffiCialS of the bank dis
cusSed the organization, oper-
alton and service of the farm
crowned and controlled Cred
it Bank-PCA system. They in
dictated the volume of short
and intermediate-term credit
service to farmers by the peas
has more than doubled during
the past few years and will
continue TO increase in meet
ing the needs of progressive
agriculture" Mr.. Babson said.
According to Mr.. Babson,
the Farm Credit Bank and AS
sociation provide enough flex-
Utility to constantly change
and improve credit service to
meet the changing needs of
agriculture.
The Columbus Pea makes
short and Intermediate term
loans to farmers in Columbus
County. The principal office is
located at Whiteville. N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-06
Miss Bnffkim Feted
At DrOt-In Sb0lVer

Miss Kitty 10 Buffkin. bride
elect of Feb. 2. was honored
at drop-in shower Tuesday.
Jan. 20. by Mrs. Edward VIII
hanson. Mrs. Lavelle Coleman
and Mrs. Bailey Mercer at the
home of Mrs. Mercer at Ri. /.
Chadbourn.
Flowers and ivy were used
lavishly throughout the house
observing the color scheme of
yellow and green. The DINING
room table was OVERLAND with
a white cutwork cloth over
yellow. Further adding to the
beauty were arrangements of
yellow flowers and burning
yellow taperS.
Miss Buffkin was presented
a white corSage upon arrival.
She was attired in black vel
vcteen with white elbow
length gloves.
Guests were received by
Mrs. Shelley Fisher and Mrs.
Lavelle Coleman. then intro
duccd TO the receiving line.
The line consisted of Miss
Buffkin. her mother. Mrs.
Howard Buffkin. Mrs. H. E.
Suffkin. ST., her grandmother,
Mrs. Noah Mercer and Mrs.
Edward Williamson. mother
and sister of the groom re-
speCtivcly.
Miss Priscilla Mercer. sister
of the groom presided in the
Gift room.
After refreshments were
served with Mrs. Edward
Thompson pouring punch. Mrs
Bailey Mercer said the good
bycS. Approximately fifty
guests attended.
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Buff
kin of Tabor City announce
the marriage of their daught-
cr. Kitty 10, To David Kelly
Mercer. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Mercer of Chadbourn.
was Solemnized Saturday. Feb.
,. at 500 p. NJ.
The bride was alfred in a
beige ensemble with a foX-ccl-
Jared coat. Her beige acceSScr-
les We're complemcnted by
cymbidium orchids.
Members of the immediate
family of the bride and groom
were present al the ceremony.
After wedding trip to
Florida, the bride and groom
Will be at home IL Ri. !,
Chadbourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-06
The French Club
By c. B. SELLERS, JR.

The French Club of Tabor
City High school met on Jan.
%. 1863. This was not tho reg
ular meeting, but due to cer-
tain circumstances a meeting
was called.
AT the meeting they elected
a reporter. Agnes johnson,
they also discussed the plans
and a date for the French Club
Chapel Program. and observ-
anCe of French Club Week
The meeting was adjourned
by Richard Cox. the club pres
ident.
Future Farmers OF America
The Parliamentary Proceed
ure team of the Tabor City
Agriculture Department is now
practiCing for contest to BE-
held on Thursday. Feb. z. at
200 p. NJ. al Shallotte, N. c.
The team members are the
club officers, and are as fOl-
lows: Douglas Wright, Prcsi-
dent; Charles Strickland Vice
President: Larry Herring.
Treasurer: Bobby Cox, Secre-
tary; David Cartrette. Sentin-
el; and Donald Spivey, Re-
ported.
Second Health Careers
Congress
The Second Health Careers
Congress will meet in Durham,
N. c. on Feb. 8-S during
these days, there will be many
tours to Watts Hospital, Lin
coin Hospital. the University
of North Carolina. and Duke
University. These tours viii
consist of visits to the school