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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
KENNEDY

Continued From Page Al
altar and began the mass that
Is said alike for the low and
the mighty. He recited the
first hymn Of the mass plead
ing for eternal rest for the
dead and reminding men that
all is flesh and blood and
must come before the throne
Of God"
The words Of John F. Ken
nedy were the text for the SER
mon after the mass was cele-
brated.
After Cardinal Cushing said
the Mass, the Most Rev. Philip
M. Hannah. auxiliary bishop Of
Washington, mounted the pull
pit and quoted passages from
the late Presidents speeches as
a reflection Of his ideals and
an inspiration to the Nation.
Recalls Quotations
Bishop Hannah recalled sew
eral Of Mr.. Kennedy's favorite
quotations from the Bible, in
Guiding one from Joel used in
a Houston speech the night be-
fore the assassination, calling
on the people to show vision"
Other quotations from Mr..
Kennedy's speeches followed,
with the emphasis on courage,
strength and the faith of the
righteous in God.
Concluding, Bishop Hannah
read along excerpt from the
late Presidents inaugural ad-
dress, warning the Nation that
many hard tasks lay ahead
but crying: Let us begin"
Bishop Hannah read, too, this
passage from the inaugural adj
dress: ASK not what your
country can do for you; ask
what you can do for your coun-
try"
Sings save Maria"
While the Scriptures were
read Soloist Luigi Vena of Bos-
ton sang "Ava Maria" at Mrs.
Kennedy's request. He had
sung it at their wedding.
The services ended shortly
after l pm. and as the choir
sang May the Angels Lead
You Into Paradise" Cardinal
Gushing led the procession
from the church for the Presi-
dents final journey to Ar
lington.
1t was a long day of anguish
for his bereaved family. for
President Johnson, upon whom
the burdens of the highest office
in the land fell so suddenly,
and for millions of people Of
good heart everywhere.
Clutched Her Hand
Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy clutched Mrs. Ken
nedy's hand as they walked
out the northwest gate of the
White House to the Cathedral,
but she walked unaided most of
the way.
President johnson and Mrs.
johnson walked behind a line
of members of the immediate
family who followed Mrs. Ken
nedy.
Mrs. Kennedy and the two
Kennedy brothers, the Attorney
General and the Senator from
Massachusetts,, walking behind
the caisSon were separated from
it only by the sailor carrying
the presidential flag and the
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pier, members OF Congress once
more gathered to pay their re-
spects.
Nixon in Quiet Tribute
A little afterwards former
Vice President Nixon and Mrs
Nixon slipped in and stood in
quiet tribute to the man who
defeated Mr.. Nixon in the 1850
presidential campaign.
Members of the House led by
Speaker Mccormack and Re-
publican Leader Halleck OF
Indiana walked slowly around
the caSket in tribute to the
President. Senators followed
suit to complete the tribute to
one who had served in both
chambers of Congress.
Among the mourners at the
Capitol also was Adlai E
Stevenson, twice a candidate
for President and the slair
Presidents ambassador to the
United Nations.
Long before the dawn OF
the chilling but sunlit day
hundreds gathered along the
line of the funeral procession
for final homage to the fallen
leaer. Their number increased
rapidly.
They gathered along the curb
on Pennsylvania avenue and
Seventeenth street, near the
White House, and clustered
along the sidewalks on Con-
necticut avenue.
In Vast Numbers
Throughout the mig h t
mourners in numbers which
astonished police officials mads
their way to the Capitol anc
took their places in a line
which seemed only to grow as
the hours wore on.
Deputy Police Chief L. T
johnson estimated that FAC, 00C
succeeded in passing through
the Rotunda in their personal
tribute to the slain President
Cardinal Says Mass
Cardinal Cushing who con-
Quoted the funeral mass, was
a lifelong friend of President
Kennedy whose "big, brave
bountiful heart" he eulogized II
a memorial mass in Boston
yesterday.
After the church service, 6
long procession of AUTOMOBILES
bearing the bereaved family
and other mourners was fol
lowing the assasSinated Presi'
dents body to its resting piact
on a sloping hillside overlook
ing the Capital from a spot
between the Lee Mansion anc
themain entrance to Airing.
ton National Cemetery.
On its journeys from the
Capitol to the White House, tt
the Cathedral and to the GENE.
terry, the coffin. covered by an
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bronze doors leading to the ro-
tunda were closed to the public
at $3.50 am. with an estimated
1000 waiting to walk past the
bier, members of Congress once
more gathered to pay their re-
spects.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
PETEpT -CT(SV

RECEPT..TYPIsT. dr.'s office. med
Fairfax area, Ss25. POTOMAC
EMPL,, 104 3. Broad ST., Fails
Church. JE. 2-7272.
RECEIPT, 1886, varied duties at
front desk Of busy downtown ofc.
17lS Eye st. NV. ~
WILSON PERSONNEL
Evening star., 1963-04-15
UNIVERSITY BLVD. and RIGGS RID.
HE. 9-3l6l MR., ROBINsON
3lll BRANCH AVE. SILVER HILL
ooS-74ll Mr.. JAMES
HELP DOMESTIC

ABLE DOMEsTICs ~ WANT
YOU" for d. C. or New Yorkll
Child care, help cook. to $50 wk,
mo MONEY NEEDED" Apply
now Work nowi QUALITY, 0le
N. Y ave. NV, DI. 7-4393.
BABY SITTER, mature middle aged
lady, live in, Christian home,
Springfield area, 354-6063.
EUROPEAN GIRL needed to live in.
Temporary or perm. Child care,
light housework. EN-. 2.l039.
FOREIGN PERsONS-We will place
you in fine homes, with good
salaries at no cost to you.
PERSONNEL CENTER
10Y Spring ST., 8. Spg. JU. 7-4200
G0VERNESS-HOUSEKEEPER. full
time. exper.,. pleasant woman to
must be very good w/children.
Live in, wlevery Thurs. and every
other sun. off. Pvt. air cond rm.
and pvt, bath. Excel. high start
ing salary per wk, plus rm. and
board. Ideal working cond, Must
have references. OF. 2-202S,
LIVE C-T, exper.. g,h,w., plain
cook: 3 adults and no week ends,
required. OIL. 4-5920.
Evening star., 1963-04-15

PIANOs, your choice mahog.. wal-
nut. ebony or blond spinets, sur
prisinely low priced. S425. kits
q convenient locations1' Dntn-,
1850 g ST.. NV, RE. 7-62i2. Alex,
1921 Mt. Vernon ave, XII. S-6SS3'
Confessional Plaza shopping ctr.
Rockville Pike. HA. 7-742O. Wa
ara Nd. stores open daily I'll q
pm. except Sat.l
Evening star., 1963-04-15

PO0DLEs-Easter week end spe.
cial, curly black min, Az mo,
old. excel. papers. pU. $500.
P0ODLEs, small miniature Of
champion stock. males priced
lor quick sale. 703-Empife s.
36g3.
sIAMRsE kittens, have shots ana
papers. EN-. b-274i.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
FOR RENT

WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRIcFs
Call Day or Night. JU. p-303g
Evening star., 1963-04-15
MATTRESSES

Excellent earnings, meals and uni
forms, furnished. Paid vacations,
life, hospital and medical insur-
snce provided for you and your
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
WISCONSIN AND WESTERN AYES.
OIL. 2-l303 MR., MCNEIL Y
7l5O BALTIC. AVE, COL. PIX, MD,
So4-7474 MR.. WILLIAMS
VIRGINIA AVE. at 26th ST. NV.
90o-l7l7 MR.. BOETTCHER
UNIVERSITY BLVD. and RIGGS RID.
HE. S-3l6l MR., ROBINSON
3l1l BRANCH AVE, SILVER HILL
o6S-74ll Mr.. JAMES
Al TYPIsT, IBM propositional
Miss Lee, BoYp's, 700 18th n. W,
spacing, $50 Wk Y, fee Maid See
Evening star., 1963-04-15
BUSINESS SERVICES

CODING-Experts will code your
social. economic, or educational
surveys. Preparation Of code book
Coding services available for ur
10 ~. 600 cases. Box 29s-L, Star
LEGAL MANUSCRIPTS, ETC, TYPED
AZ nome, for prompt service anC
reas. price, call HA, 2-2424.
TREE AND STUMP REMOVAL
SERVICE. landscaping and gradins
done. Roads and driyeways In.
stalled. For free est. call $50.
1899.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
tcoNTINUEo)

MR.. FIX-IT. save money on ali
home repairs. Carpentry, cement
pain ting, tiling, roofing, etc, zone
call does IL all" 54S-2277,
Evening star., 1963-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

WASHERS AND DRYERS. s45 and
up. many makes and models. De-
livered and guar. WA. 7-2S3Ss
Evening star., 1963-04-15
HELP WOMEN

MATTRESSES, CooK-Apply HoLI.
ga mi, south Of Alex. on u. 3. i.
Evening star., 1963-04-15

FAINT OR PAPER, average room
S3o and up Neat work, best refer
enceS. Ewes 474-Dnla
Evening star., 1963-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES - New Rem.
ington electric. s columns, 10.
trades. CENTRAL, e23 18th st. NV,
ADD. MACH, cleo. $50, sub, cred
II bal. Excel. cond. Also manual
for S25. OIL, 2-O3l3.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
RUGS LIQUIDATION

We have left about rs new as.
sorted rugs, pxi2 and iOHis,
solid eolors and oriental deslen,
sell one or entire lot No fea.
aonahle offer refused. NATIONAL
bALE1 Co, 400 7th 81. NV,
sKw. MACH. Binsef, walnut con.
nole, dark wood. sic sag atiAch
Take 10 pymta,, VI wk. bal. SCI.
*. 9-o940, Free home demon.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
HELP WOMEN
IBM
KEYPUNCH OPERATORS
AP. 7-476l

Top pay for experienced operators
only. Full time or part time. Apply
AUTOMATED DATA PROCESSING
2207 VARNUM ST., MT. RAINIER
Evening star., 1963-04-15
FARM AND GARDEN

AzALEAs, 3 and 4 yrs. old, 80
cents ca, field grown. avail. now,
limited amount. Call HA. 2-3223.
COW MANURE Wen rotted. 81 per
bu.,. $3.50 per 10 bu.. Del. Also
topsoll. HE. 4-24s4.
RICH LOAMY topsoil from one OF
Maryland's older farms, Reason
able, del. By yard. JU, 5-4ss6.
RICH TOPsOIL, stops IN quality"
ssihs00MPT ssis0e.1PpT, SERVICE; Reasonable.
chentiliy. Rte. SO. dial 7OS : s2S-
TOP sOIL. approx. 1000 ydG-,
STOCK pile located at Bel AIT,
Nd. Make offer. RE. 6-7400.
T0PsoL for sale, rich bottom
loads, $500. 768-4500.
TOP SOIL very rich. for lawns
ana greenhouses. Very Feas. Call
RE. b-liD9 or RE. 6-70T6.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
ROOMS FURRIsHED-K.W.

ACADEMY sUITEs-vacaneies for
J., = or persons, $40, SEQ per
W.. 1901 Rhode Island ave. NV.
28b-04S5 ewes.
ADJ, STATE DEPT.-Tv in room,
Eetgr grill, foam matt, pvt. entr.
SiA-si0. 2i35 Y n.w. 33s-627a.
ARIA DUPONT CIRCLE
HOTEL WESTMINSTER
1907 18th ST, NV.
AIR CoND.. RUNNING WATER,
taaks DAILY Fa.es, al, n eo..
PHONE 332. .3085
Evening star., 1963-04-15

gECRETARY


4 young .airi with average skiila, 10
assist the nanAnIna dlreetor hhe
Will grace the front office and
greet her bosses visitors, OF which
mere are many, ana maintain
much OF the office responsibility
as her boss u freauently cut oi
KsfpfnE EMIL. 1870 Conn NV.
Room NO NO, 7.illigi
sECRLTAhf, suburban sc. oYsani-
xatlon. b@day, fO-hr. week. Z
weeks paid vacation. free hoas
pitaiization, life insufanee and
ether benefits, CT, H.110O FOR zppt,
skcY.s LE0ALs--glmali ikw firm vii
train sharp, intel, april. IN legal
aspset. days 81 $500. PoTo'
blyfs Ari. IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
WILSON PERSONNEL.
GIRL FRIDAY-S350

SCRIPT GIRL RADIO. Tv
They want q young girl. whom thev
VIII train to do news releases for
hewspapers and magazines, as well
as script for radio and TV, Her
appearance and telephone nanner
ere as Important as her command
oI English and good typing,
55MPlRE EMPL. 1346 Conn. NV,
NOoM olb NO. 7-3lIO
Evening star., 1963-04-15
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ANGUS 10 registered brood COWS.
good hloodlines, $3.50 ca, 7 req
heifers. IL. mo-. $3.50 ca. All cat
tle IN excel. condition, Accredited
herd. Ewes, OIL. 2-6676.
MUST SELL By SUNDAY, alec
pleasure mare, gentle for Children.
also i forward seat jumping sad
Ole excel. condition. so. B-4asi.
PONY, small type, Gentle pet. New
saddle and bride,
JE, 4-742A
Evening star., 1963-04-15
-ALTnRAs H0TEI
CAIRO HOTEL

IhlhO HOIEL
Complete Hotel Service
Rooms With TN Prom SIS Week
1915 Que 81 nv, no. 2-aiOt
CALVERT ST.. i0Ba--clean well
Turn. rooms, running water, show
sTs' ssi2 and 10. AID. e-e64a.
COLUMBIA Rn.. iR3a-SiabO va
slngle rms.. showers. TV. 10 min.
downtown on buallnen See any
time, Men only, AD. A.4Ja0.
DUPONT CIR. faad ia 1t, nv
| biz, cunr, Ice rms, Niu wk,
up. lAund, facll., maid sefv, Ladies',
cents, Lu 2-7lnp, re, T-diis,
DUPONT CIRCLE : Rooms week,
Sli .bOs dbls.. SEQ, With bath
see be, apt. $50. Take child.
GEORGIA AVE. NV, TIO1-Room
with kitchen PRIVILEGES. For ems
pioyed lady RA, I-aAnil.
HALF BIoCK oFF conn, AVE-
Clean. quiet, comfortable. FeAa.
prices. Rates hy week or month,
Cali after 4sa0 pm, s39-aO2f,
1888 Ashmead pi, NV.
Continued on Nsxt Fagsl
Evening star., 1963-04-15
LAUNDRY

Shirt operators, markers, sorters,
reliable experienced. help wanted
Steady work. ROCKVILLE LAUN-
DRY, HA, 7-7450.
Evening star., 1963-04-15

LEuhL SECf. EH6
BEAUTIFUL OFFICE
col UMBIA EMPL.. 134l q ST. NV.
MEDICAL sECY., S40O. pressure
paced office offers chalienee to
eareer-minded begr. 171S Eye st.
NV,
Evening star., 1963-04-15
WILSON PERSONNEL

NEED one mature person for col
lection work. Must have had some
experience In collection. Call XII.
gSIseQQSSaL SO pm. Ask for MR.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
SUPERVISOR

SUPERVISOR
Prominent publishing organization
seeks individual experience in
supervision Of typing section. Ex-
perience In copy preparation pre-
ferred, Please send confidential
resume stating salary reouire-
ments. Box 333-R, Star.
sWITCHBOARD OPERATO III for
new luxury apt. bldg. in s.w. Both
morning and afternoon shifts
available for secretarial and PIX,
Excellent position, top pay for
right person. Only mature and ex.
pertenced person considered. Typ
ing ability essential. Call MR..
DEEPING. 393-4SO4 between q
and 9 pm. for appt. and inter-
view.
TEACHERS, math, for girls board
ing school. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGCY.. 606 14th st. NV.
TELEPHONE INFORMATION CLKs,
Excel, oppor. for eareer-minded
yng. lady with natl. growing or
gan. min. S31b. POTOMAC EMPL.
AoCYs 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.
IA- O-AUUU.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
TEMPORARY
STENOS-TYpISTS

TEMPORARY
STENOS-TYPISTS
washington's Oldest temporary heir
elec. typists. Work 2 70 s days
wk. in select offices (no ewes. }
Top pay, no fees. sos" iii
14th 81. NV, ST. 3-Io72.
TITLE CLERK. auto. Arlington. Ex.
gssFB,eniPsoor gsB' PoroMsyserra MsyserrassF ssypinEE;o EE;orSSt g
2334 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. 5.
1000, 104 =, Broad st., Fails
Church, JE. 2-7272.
TITLE CLERK-Experienced typisi
and title clerk for Virginia Chew
and pleasant worE}nT conditions slasl
Apply MR.. KNIGH AERO
CHEVROLET, IIOi King It,, Alex,
Va, 54s-O2O0.
TWO FULL-TIME MATTRESSES,
Neat, pleasant personality. BOWL
South Maple ST., Fails Church,
ssi Sss Il. H. phone calls please. Min
TYPIsT, part time, morning hours.
EoHAc sif ENPL'. 'r iO4 H'R /. Broad os; r8. e.
JE. .-7272.
transcribing exper, from
stenorette or equiv. helpful. Min.
90 w.p.fn. IRM electric. Conv.
downtown location, fringe bene-
fits. Call MRS. STARR, Df. 7-9s33.
TYPIsT-GIRL PRIDAY-Excei. op-
por. for right person. oenl, office
work. Good salary. Call Mr..
KENNY, b2D-36lb.
TYPfsTs, steno., reeep. -typ., PIX
oprs.. bkkprs, Thousands placed.
sbLECT Welcome. BoYD's. 700
Evening star., 1963-04-15
gECRETARY

SECRETARY
inssressing ntsrs.hl' position offering re-
working for As staff members
within the offices Of q scientific
research organigation located Ia
helpfrl but not necessary. Two
years college, recent Office ex.
perienee required. Typina so
w,p.m. shorthand so w'pin Aes
yl.27 u. q. citizen. Fringe bene-
fits, salary increases based on
ss9foo after $50 an an wssfdsys. W.
SECRETARY
skilled typist and stsno., his. grad.
Age pref, 29-d0. 1eey. 70 exec,
dH.t national conservation organ,
Mr.. NADEL. co. B.ibSs.
SECRETARY
Trsasurer,s office IN large local
eonvenient ne. area. Aptitude for
figures. SALARY opan. Please send
resume 70 BOX a90.L, Star.
SECRETARY modern washlnaton
law .firm, typlnm and knowleaee
Of shhd. req, some expef. nee !.
5000 starting salary. caii TX.
e~mx~es xms,s
Evening star., 1963-04-15

With or without typing. Many
positions 70 S325. Some NO FEE.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye n w.
PART TIME-Yng, lady for chain
tile store Thurs. -Fri ewes, all day
Sat-, some sales exper,, sc, res :.
pref, RE. 6-0RQR
Evening star., 1963-04-15
PIX OPERATOR

Clerical work and relief on switch.
board. No typing. Permanent DO.
sitton - good starting salary -
pleasant working onditions-paid
vacation - disqualification, plus
many company benefits. Apply In
person to Mr.. Winstead,
HUB FURNITURE co.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators.
ssod sar cutters; rollers, etc. RENTAL
Evening star., 1963-04-15
OFFICE TRAINEES

NURSE in doctors office, 40-hr
Ek., Arl. area. Call Mon. through
Friday. ia, 7-lO20.
Evening star., 1963-04-15

IsEWIN0 MACHs., All makes, re.
sgSss' yI.sST - .sss q SIsa,DiSSS:i SEII.,a ANY,
I'd. ne. Ia. 4Gpb0.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-13
To The Editor...

Frankly speaking. | think it
was terrible the way the Ne
grocs we're turned down on
March 6 at the Ritz Theatcr
If their money was white and
black instead of green and sill
YER. then could have under
stood. But since it wasn't and
isn't. then why couldn't the
Negroes be accepted?
IL they will have to be ban
ned when some kind of special
movie is being shown i'm order
for the whites to be seated.
then tehre isn't any use to have
place for them.
Although the whites hate the
Negroes so badly. they were
happy to sit where so many
have sat for years. As for my
self. If all the Negroes in Tabor
City. their children or them
selves. never entered the the
alter again. then they would not
be turned away for the whites
to get seated because there
would be plenty of empty seats.
Mrs. Jean Stewart.
Editors Note: So that both
sides would receive a fair
hearing in the matter describ-
ed in the above letter To the
editor. this newspaper inter
viewed Clarence Strickland
manager Of the Ritz Theater
concerning his reasons for re-
fusing admittance of several
Negroes to his theater on
March s.
Strickland explained that on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-13
By-Mrs. Lloyd HinsOn


This being my first time
writing this column, | wei
come tried Recipes and HinSt
To HomemakerS. Call me at
602-2 Tabor City or write to
Route l, Box 1854, Clarendon.
N. c.
l read somewhere that-To
chop walnutS or other nut
meats quickly, place in a pap
er bag and roll them with a
rolling pin.
To perfume blouSeS and
slips, sprinkle cologne or per-
fume on your ironing board
before ironing. Clothes are
automatically scented.
Always add boiling water to
boiling vegetables as cold
cold water will tougher.
To dry lettuce, pat it with
crumpied paper towels. 1t
abSorbS water quickly and
does not bruiSe the leaves.
Lettuce for salad should BE-
well dried and cold.
Cinnamon Bars
l cup Sifted, all-purpoSe
flour
"a teaspoon salt
teaspoon cinnamon
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-13
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I1z11l3tH3
NEWS
I'z..- e. ~.2N&;:s., ]
& - s<~#~.* .s#@ NM<@H

"A cup Instant Pet lin dry
furm)
II cup soft shortening
2/3 cup brown sugar
| egg separated
u cup water
teaspoon vanilla
3 tablespoons sugar
II cup finely cut nuts.
Sift together onto a piece of
waXed paper the flour. salt,
y teaspoon cinnamon and the
Instant Pet. Mix in Pot
bowl until light and fluffy
the shortening, 2/3 cup brown
sugar, egg yolk, water and
vanilla. Add about Il Of flour
mixture at time, mixing
well after each addition
Spread batter in a creased O.
inch square pan. Beat egg
white slightly and spread over
top of batter. Sprinkle top
with mixture of 3 Table
spoons sugar. - Teaspoon Gin
namOn and the nuts. Bake
near center OF a $50 degree
oven moderate } 80 minutes.
IT until cake pulls from sides
II pan. Cut into II bars while
still warm. Cool in pan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-13

white school children at the
request of four white schools.
and that every seat in the
thcater. including those norm
ally reserved for Negroes were
filled.
When asked whether this
special showing was reserved
only for white school children.
Strickland told this newspaper
that he had. at the request of
four white schools in this area.
secured eight special national
~ recommended educational
motion pictures to be shown
on specific Wednesdays to stu
den groups from these four
schools. He did this in return
the day In question. he was
showing special movie to
for a promise that these
schools would guarantee to
support these movies and TO
permit a certain number of stu
dents to attend these movies
during school hours.
Had anyone regardless of
the color Of their skin sought
admission to my theater at
the time in question. would
have had to turn them away
simply because there were no
seats available" Strickland
said.
Had the Negro schools in
this area requested to see these
special movies. would gladly
have made the necessary ar
rangements. said Strickland.
but they did not"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-13
EDWARD GRANGER

USS BEXAR - Edward !.
Granger, radarman first ella, :.
USN. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
j. Granger of 203 North Lewis
ST, Tabor City, N. e. is serv-
ing aboard the attack trans
port USS Bexar, part of the
Pacific Fleet Amphibiuus
Force, which celebrates il DIST
anniversary this month.
The force, with units spread
throughout the Pacific area.
was established in 1912. 1t
landed troops and equipment
on islands throughout the
Pacific theatcr i'm a revolu-
tionary scale of amphibious
assault.
The theme for this wears
celebration is "Thc Amphibi-
Gus Forcc-2l years as Free
dom's advance guard" \
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-13
T obor City PTA
Members Leorn
Bit Of French

Last Thursdays meeting ni
the Tabor City PTA took ON
aspects of gathering of Unit
cd Nations delegates as MEM
bcrS enjoying an evening pre-
gram presented by the second
year French class.
Under the tutclagC of Mrs.
Beth Woody, the group gave a
short Skit using French dia.
losue learned in previous class
lessons. For these unable To
grasp the language. there was
even an interpreter. Mrs.
Woody concluded the program
by teaching the members of
the PTA 10 count To five in
French. Opening the program
was Mr.. Erskin Young. who
gave the devotional.
In an announcement con-
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After learning of Mrs. Stew.
arts feelings. Strickland per-
sonally contacted Mr.. w. \
Ware, principal of Douglass
High School to sec if local
Negro school would be inter-
csted in seeing these special
films. Strickland did this 81
that these films will be avail
able to all citizens in this area.
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Nursing Home
Open House
Set For Sunday

It'll be Grand Opening and
Open House at the LoriS
Community Hospital Sunday
afternoon and YOU are invit-
ed to attend.
Trustees of the hospital an
nounced today that the form
al opening will be hcld Sun,
day, with ceremonies begin
ming at $50 p. m.
Ben Mcdonald, WECT TV
personality of Wilmington. has
been invited To be on hand
for the big occasion.
Ais" on hand will bc MEM
bcrS of the Hospital Auxiliary
who will conduct guided tours
Of the new Quarter Million
Dollar facility A,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-13

Mrs. Albert Schld is "a patti
cnt in Conway Hospital and
her condition is improving.
Mr.. Albert GOldfinch is
scheduled to be released from
Conway Hospital today (Wcd-
ncsday).
Mrs. Charles Evans recently
visited with the j. A. Herlock-
ers.
Greg Watson is now home
following a stay in Conway
Hospital.
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corning the pre-School clinic
to be held March Is from 0
a. m. To 1890 "A. M. pTA
president Mrs. Dale Wright
said, "All parents with chill
dren entering the first grade
next year are gurgc Ia attend
this clinic. Also, we want 10
invite all PrA members Ia
come to the April meeting
when the home economics de-
partmcnt will present fash
ion show"
PTA programs this year
have been given by various
departments in the school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-13
TIC WOman'S Club
To Meet Thursday

"EducatiOn" will be the title
of the program to be present
CT at the Tabor City Woman'S
Club meeting Thursday March
II at 1870 p. m. in the hom%
of Mrs. Eunice iSnglctary.
Mrs. Inez Rogers will be in
charge OF the program.
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Of North Carolina benefits.
Thus. we are working to-
ward increasing income and
improved living conditions in
assisting farmers throughout