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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

International at the Governor
Motel in Bethesda last week.
Best wishes for quick recov-
cry to Mr.. Albert Clagett who
is a surgery patient at Johns
Hopkins and to Mrs. William
Briggs who is surgery patient
at Suburban Hospital.
The Grace Methodist Church
will observe Homecoming Sun
day on Nov. II at the regular
morning service. A fellowship
coffee hour will follow the serv-
ice.
The Great Books Club of
Gaithersburg will meet today at
the Library. Mrs. Fletcher and
Mrs. Reinsch will lead the dis
cussion of Hamlet"
The monthly pack meeting of
Pack 937 was held on Oct. "a
at Grace Church. The Cubs were
introduced to new den mother
Mrs. Julia Mcdowell who will
have Den 8. New Cubs intro
duced were: Chris Miles, Wayne
More, Greg Taylor, James Atnip,
Sam y Mcdonnell, Charles
Moore, Paul Cochran, Walter
Geyer, Jay Moore, Gerd Bennett,
Douglas Ward, and Wayne
Grimes.
Awards were presented to
Michael Brown, Artie Van Why,
Frank jenkins, Richard Ireland,
Richard Gartner, and Andy
Gum.
The Cubs of Den a who are
studying transportation had an
interesting trip to the railroad
yards in Alexandria on Oct. 25.
The boys also enjoyed a picnic
lunch. They were accompanied
by Den Mother Agnes Schneider,
Mr.. Schneider, and Mr.. Russell
Brown.
Music students from CHS will
provide the entertainment at the
Young Adult Farmers Banquet
which will be held at the Brown
ingsville Fire Hall today.
Reminder: The Easter Seal
Treatment Center's 4th Annual
Luncheon is today at l pm. in
the Potomac Room at the Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Walker
left yesterday for a three-week
trip to Hawaii, Hong Kong, and
Japan. Mr.. Walker will attend
the National Alcoholic Beverage
Control Association meeting in
Honolulu.
The Girl Scout Neighborhood
meeting will be held tonite at 8
o'clock at the Civic Center. The
program will be on Christmas
crafts.
We hope that everyone has
noticed how grand the Civic
Center looks now that it has
been painted, it is positively
dazzling! The Scout Cadettes are
busy making curtains for the
room upstairs in which they
meet.
A new Brownie troop has been
formed under the leadership of
Mrs. Frances Day and Mrs. Jean
Tolpa. There is room for a few
additional third grade girls, if
you have daughter who would
be interested call Mrs. Louise
Bulman at WA. 6-1159. This
troop troop will meet on Mon
day, afternoon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
Yule to Be Topic
For COP Women

A Christmas Preview" at the
home of Mrs. Evelyn Taggart,
$500 westward Ave-, Bethesda,
will be the setting for the an
nual election meeting of the Be-
thesda Women's Republican
Club on Monday, Nov. Is, at
1890 am. New officers will be
elected and Mrs. Taggart will
show members and their guests
how she makes her Christmas
decorations. Each member is
asked to bring ten copies of her
favorite recipe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
POOLeSUiUe
Open House
Planned By
St. Mary's
By Cathe c. Linthicum
DI. 1882

On Nov. "a st. Mary's Catho.
lie Church in GAINESVILLE will
hold Open House from 3 to 5
pm. for inspection by all non
Catholics in the area who would
like to come. There will be par.
ish guides to explain the inter-
ior of the historic little church
and usage of various items used
in the services. Rev. Martin w.
Hyland states the Open House
is a project of the ecumenical
movement.
The church is also inaugural
ing social benefit on a Sun.
day. On December 8 from A to
z pm. a menu consisting of
Italian spaghetti and meatballs,
tossed salad, assorted cakes and
coffee will be served at bargain
prices of SIPS for adults and IS
cents for children. Friends and
neighbors are invited.
John Thomas Fyffe, Jr.,
Poolesville, underwent an emer-
gency appendectomy at Subur-
ban Hospital on November 5.
Friends and relatives from
this vicinity who visited Mrs.
Hatton d. Brown, formerly of
GAINESVILLE, but now a guest at
the Sharon Nursing Home in
Olney, Sunday, were Mrs. Paul
English and mother-in-law, Mrs.
English, Gainesville, Miss Maria
Waters, Gaithersburg and Mr..
and Mrs. Ward A. Fulton,
Beallsville.
Members and guests of the
River Road Country Club,
Poolesville, attended cocktails
and luncheon on Wednesday.
This was followed by a fashion
show by Mark Daniels of Rock
vile.
On Sunday the Club held a
Halloween party for its mem
bers' children. There were
clowns, a magician, pony rides,
hay rides and a parade showing
off the young party-goers' cos.
tunes. Favors were distributed
and party food served including
candy apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schaef.
fer of Palmyra, Pa, stayed
several days last week with the
formers sister, Mrs. James D.
King, Jacksonville.
A housewarming attended by
held at the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall J. Lewis on Peach
Tree Road near Beallsville on
November 2. Both money and
gifts were received. Friends of
the couple hosted the affair and
served refreshments.
Both Poolesville Elementary
and High schools have extended
invita- tions to parents and
friends to attend the schools
this week in observance of Ma
tional Education Week.
Latin students and members
of the Senior High Chorus from
the school saw Fantasia" at
the Town Playhouse in Wash
ington on Tuesday. On Thurs.
day members of the English and
Dramatics classes attended the
show.
Mrs. G. Robert Gray has re-
turned from a five.weeks' visit
with her daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Marshall
and three children of Malta
Bend, Mo.
Mrs. Garrett Thomson, West
Chester, Pa, spent several days
with her sisters, Mrs. Lathrop
E. Smith and Miss Eleanor
Phelps, near Boyds. Gonzales
cling at the home with her sis
tiers was Mrs. Samuel Welsh,
Gaithersburg, who underwent
surgery at Suburban Hospital
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

Brigham with his daughter,
Marilyn, of Roanoke, Va, were
present at the testimonial din.
ner given in honor of their
brother, David Brigham, by the
Alumni Association of the Uni
versity of Maryland. This was
held at the Emerson Hotel in
Baltimore on Nov. 1.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14
For 20 Years Service
Five HOnOred
At u. OF Md.

The first University of Mary
land awards given for excel
lence in teaching went to five
faculty members during an Hon.
ors Convocation Nov. 8, at Col
lege Park. Each of the faculty
members will also receive an
award of $1,000.
Recipients, all assistant pro-
fessors, were: Gordon Atkinson,
department of chemistry; Nor
ton t. Dodge, department of
economics; David M. Farquhar,
department of history; John
Portz, department of English,
and Edgar P. Young, depart
ment of animal science.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-14

S SENTINEL n eoSNfT' nD.
BIO thursday, Nov. IA. 1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
APIS. FURNISHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTS. z bedrms. =,
nicely furn., spacious, close-in, near
bus. Individual heat controls. $50
incls. utils. IA. 5-l654.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

C0PLEY COURTS
1914 18th ST. NV.
APT. $40
Newly decorated, spacious apt. in
attractive, well-maintained elev.
bldg; excellent tenancy; incls.
utilities; no children; apply desk
or call AID. 2-S3S3.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN
(Management)
DANBURY AND s. CAPITOL SITS.
Sc. Spacious 2-bedrm. apt. in
new air cond. bldg. Excel. SIC. loca-
ton, adults only. D. C. Transit ex-
press bus at door. Close to schools,
shops, churches, $3.50. All utils,
See Mrs. Meyer, 42l0 S. Capitol q.
DOWNTOWN NV. LOCATION
Cute" effic. apt. with Pullman kit,
in one Of Wash. finest modern
bldgs., within walking distance Of
shopping, theatres and restaurants,
with bus at door. Pool and patio
pool deck now under construction.
500 mo. incl. all utils. 1859 Column
bia I'd. NV, Apt. l02.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
DOWNTOWN
THE LANES

One block from International Inn
Spacious etc and i-bedrm- apts.
with ample closets, N beautiful new
luxury bldg. Heated rooftOp swim
ming pool party room for entertain
tngs oh-gueet PAIRING. air condi-
toned, 2l-hr. secretsrial service.
Close 10 schools. Shopa, churches.
Walking distance Of central down
town. Al utils- Eff5cs. from Sll7 50,
l-bedrm. IL. Sis. llz5 N ST. NV.
CALL MRS. YOUNG 337-7z2o
DE Luxe apt, modern BLDG, elevs
tor air eond-s 24-hr. seer. serv. Ef-
nc, 500, bedrm-, $40. Wash.
Center Hilltop House, ll7S Euclid,
NV. HU. 3-34o2.
"a block from Dupont
Circle-Very attractive and Junior
bedrooms, new luxury bldg. Heated
FToof-top swimming pool Party
room for entertaining. OH-street
parking. Spacious apis. with ample
closets. Air cond. 2l-hr. SecretaTiaI
sery. Walk 70 work, theaters and
shopping. All utilS. incl. From
sllz-9. THE APP0LLNE, 10Th and
New Hampshire ave. NV.
CALL MRS. BURT, 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

s.K. IoCATIoN-Gardsn apis. and
z bedrms- Tyr. lease Swim year
round In indoor Olympie-sizs pool.
3-bedrm- duplex house Ia baths.
Sz-ols2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
APIS. FURMIsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON, n. = Taaefully fun.
duplex aptT 2 bedrms-, modem ht.
and bath. z levels PVT. e1cl yard.
Close 70 SCHOOLS, Ghops, d. G. bus
Sle9 NO. Incl. all utils. s7l-l3lL
HOUSE, effic-, linens.
china silver w RADIO $780, utils.
incl. IA. Gl96e.
ARL- Neat, newly decorated, z
bedrmAs comfortable rev beds. An
utils. furnished. z OF Z young ladies
preferred. Cow. 10 bus and shop
ping center. IA. S6o5o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

CO, 1873 X 81. NV, 296-sS0o. Ewes,
JU. q-255s.
IS7S PARK RID. NV. :. Efficiency
apt, sep. beds, hit. and bath, for
adults. Mr.. bus.
III R ST. NV. = Modern down.
town elevator bldg. Bachelor apt.l
SIS. Efficiency, Sos. bedroom
Sl35. Including all utils. Beautifully
furnished. Apply Resident Manager.
18th ST., NV. AREA =. Liv. rm.,
tw. b.r., bath, kit, all utils. nr
shops, bus. Refs. IA. $500.
18th ST., OPP. WOODNER, beaut
new dec, l-bedrm., scr. porch, all
cond., $50. WO. 6-l762, 26s-404o.
81 KENNEDY ST. NV. LIST n
and bsmt., $l25 incl. utils. DAWN
REALTY, tn. 2-sl35.
6so2 Ist ST. NV. : Liy, rm., "
bedrms., kit, bath, SIS incl. utils
DAWN REALTY, TU. 2-9l35.
] BEDRM., liv. rm., kit, bath, fire.
place. air cond., pvt. parking. Call
Sun. ss2-3As2. weekdays A5l-32zo.
t7s1 PARK RD. NV. Beau. l-bedrm
apt, hit. with dinette, pvt. bath
very attrac. furn. $50 mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

M. WALTER REED-1BEDRM.
Missouri Ave. and lllh q. nv. la
hI' vacant, apt. bldE.. Ice. Nv. nm
incl tl3s. FE. 7-7l57 o. RE S-A6ss.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
:aS,Resa
kR
Axassp

Mr.. and Mrs. Laurie p.
SanSbury of Florence an
nuuncC the birth of a daught-
CT, Suzanne Denise born Mar
Oh 26 at Saunders Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. SanSbury is the
former Miss Josephine Pridg-
On OF LuriS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hardcc
announce the birth of dau-
ghtcr, Audrey Anne, BON
March 27. and weighing 7
pounds and 8l2 ounces. Mrs..
Hardcc is the former Miss
Hannah Hickman.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Strickland
announce the birth OF a grand
daughter. * m berIey Sue
Strickland. The baby'S parents
are DR.. and Mrs. Alva Law
ton Strickland of Tacoma,
Washington. The mother is the
former Miss Shelley Ann Phil
lips.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
Fair Bluff PTA
To Fix FIogpoIe

The Fair Bluff ParCnt-Tca-
cher Association held its Mar
ch meeting Monday evening
in the Fair Bluff school aud
itorium at 7:30.
The meeting was called To
order by the President, Mrs.
Thad BCthca The business
session was opened with thy
reading of the minutes by thu
secretary. Mrs. r. NJ. Scott.
The president then appoint
ed nj minating committee for
next years officers. This com
"ittCC IS composed of Mrs. j
r. RADON. chairman: Mrs. L..
V. Reel, and Mrs. =. =. Rem
iruw.
During the business session.
II was also decided that the
=. r. A. pay for the repair
Of the Fair Bluff School flag
pole Another Fair Bluff civic
group is to donate a 5O-Star
flag
me program for the eve
ming consisted of an informal
discussion Of various school
problems after which the
meeting was adjourned.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
Piano Musicale
Will Be Held
NextWednesdoy

The first and second wear
students from the piano class
OF Mrs. Martha b. Brutun will
present its annual afternoon
musicale next Wednesday aft
ernoon, April 10 at 3:l5 y. m.
IN the Tabor City school audi
forum with each student pr.-
Sehtih% Il varied group of
numbers.
An outstanding feature of
the event each year is the per
i"rmance Of original cumpusi-
ions written by the SUDDEN;
themselves.
those participating are as
follows with the titles Of THEN.
creative work:
Colleen Hucks "DISCOy-
cry"
Wanda Sarvis Two OF
A KIND"
VILLA Sarvis LONG
AGO"
Len Hips DADDY'S
DANCE"
Stephanie Bruton BLACK
POODLE"
Betty Gore YOU DON'T
SAY"
Catrina Stanley TOSS
ING THE BALL"
Sherry Norris IAN APR
IL SUNSET"
Deborah askins IAN
EASTER HYMN"
Rita Piver SANDY MAR
CHI WALTZ"
Susan Cook "BABY'S
TEARS"
Those performing from the
ilrst year class will be Cand-
ace Butler and Tanja Dorman.
Another interesting feature
for the afternoon will be the
story of Cinderella told in
story and song accompanied
by Sherry NorriS-a compost
ton written by Ada Richter.
The public is cordially in
vitcd To attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
County fseBsse Demonstration
Clubs Take District Offices

Columbus County HON"
Demonstration Gut members
!, tanned from rnr 18Th Dis
'.iCi C'r'.liun M,utng he'd
1T EltZau,tntrwn with the Al
tcnranr" NwIri and 1861
President anI Secretary: Mrs
]. G. Batl.u Of White Marsh
as Persistent and Mrs. IL. Il.
Collins OF Smyrua as Secret
ary. Miss Th"lma HinSur.
Southeastern District Home
Economics Agent. Installed The
Officers.
Mrs. w. G.. Carter Of Smy-
rna responded To- the Welcome.
Mrs. Walter Shaw of Ever
green, stat" correspondent. st
CrctJry. brought greetings
from the State Execute IT,
Bu-rd.
TIA" mu.niu. session fcatur-
I'd DR.. Albert Edwards. min
lister OF In" FIRST Presbyterian
Church "a Raleigh. as the
guest speaker. His theme was
the "fiUmcmIkcrS Role in \
World g, Change" He COM
pared q humomIkcr To Il I'LL
inS station attendant. One ii
the things ne used as Il draw
ing card 10 hold families To-
""thCr was good home cooked
food which viii always bring
q husband aud cnIiurn home
To the table.
An Informative and enter
tanning report WIS given ~
ihC women in the form OF
Sklt with Rip Van Wrinkle.
Mrs. R'y White of New Hope
was the narrator for the Co.
Iumbu$ County group fcatur-
ins improved housing and
house furnishings. Mrs. d. II.
GaSquc of Lebanon showed
a good study lamp which was
made at lamp workshop. Mrs.
Charles Page of Western
Prong and Mrs. Harold SrS-
slOnS of White Marsh demon
Strated the point system for
correct and incorrect dress.
Mrs. Bobby Sessions, County
Family Life Leader, diScu .Sed
selecting the Mother of tn.
Year. She introduced the q.
one, Mrs. Frances Sessions.
and the 1868 Mother of the
Year from Columbus County.
Mrs. Homer Adams.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
AmOret Rogers Is
7B Party Honoree

Miss Amoret Fugers, bride
'ert of Aoril Is, was con-
'ionentei THURSDAY cvenin.
lith a kitchen shower al IT,
ONE sc Mrs Price Ellington
Jr. i'm Fair Bluff.
Mrs. Wilbur Cole assistcG
with hostess duties.
Miss Rogers wore lovcl,
Green woClen knit dress. Sh
was presented "a white mum
corsage by the hostesses. Mrs.
Ellington invited the guests 90
DIN the honoree in the livin.
'nom where a social perio,
Ollowed.
Following this. the host,s.
invited quests into t"c kitch
II for refreshments. The t.bi
vcrlaif with a cutwork clot,
vas conferred with an arrauou-
nont of daffodils with crys,a!
'an"c.obra bearing burnElu
white taperS.
lars. JOHN c. Rogers. .,r
'iEtcr-ir-law OF the bridc-.le",
)CJrCI lunch. Rri"al cak ~
pen 'aca sandwiches. an
outs were also served.
Manv luYclY and useful pirt.
"Clc received by tlr honor, ,
or her kitchen
Anon" these enjoying II,
)arty with Miss Ru.crs wer,
Acsdancs J. c. Rogers. JOHN
Rogers, Jr., Marcus Turner
BOBBY Waddell, Juna Wa|delI.
20" Barn $. Bill WaIGcll.
Also attending were Mes
lanes Rupert Rogers of Con-
way. $. C., Neil THOMPSON.
Bill Floyd, CARMEL Huoh.s
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03

DWIGHT Moody Stanley, Sr. of
LOriS. The weddina is planned
Tor June 3 and viii tke place
IN WittvnIerp Lutheran Chur-
Ch Of ic.ygiilo.
The bTIdc-clrct WIS gradu-
ated f.om Eatesburg Lees
vile High School ana is now
a junior at Ncw5crry College.
The bridegroom elect was
graduated Gom Luris High
School ant N.wlelry College
with an 4. T.. Degro- in Polit-
zeal Sc.,aca and History and
$ now t.ar.irG al Camden
Military rcd m', C.mdcn,
s. e.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
WEDNESDAY, MORNING
BRIDGE

Mrs. Sam Scott, Jr. was
hostess when the Wednesday
Morning Bridge Club met last
week at her home on Gapway
Road.
Score prizes for the morn
ing PROFESSIONS were won by
Mrs. A. II. Powell. Winning
second high was Mrs. r. A.
Meares.
Other players were Mrs. 3.
A. Powell and Mrs. Guy l..
Bailey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
Mr., Mrs. Granger
Fete Church Workers

Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Ora
niger of Green Sea entertain
ed the workers of Green Sea
Baptist Church with chicken
barbecue supper Monday night,
April |, at TOO at the Church.
Cakes were baked and fur
aished by Mrs. John Clemens.
Mrs. Daniel Powell. Mrs. Way
ne Elliott, Mrs. Nathan Bella
my, Mrs. Sammy Strickland,
and Mrs. Art Hufford. Jr.
A meeting was held after
ward in which the duties of
church workers were the top
ic. Talks were given by Mrs.
Sophia Blanton and Bradley
Granger.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
MRS. BorrhiII
Bridge Hostess

Members of the Town and
Country Bridge Club met at
the home of Mrs. Lester Barn
hill Thursday evening.
High scorer was Mrs. II. II.
Gibson. Others playing we're
MeSdamcS Ed Norris. Eugene
Cook. II. b. Buwwkin. Jr.. Ned
Butle~, Jimmy DicuS and John
Dorman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
k1ll1!3.E3
NEWS
as,'. e. ~"1%;se

ing pieces, rub each piece with
salt ana garlic. Brown it in
lard, then add ham, onion, to-
mato and pepper. Cover and
simmer for half an hour. Re-
move bones from chicken ana
put ii again in the pot, ADD
water, mustard and olives and
cook for five minutes, then
add rice, season To- taste ana
simmer until the rice is tend
er and still moist. Garnish
with peas, strips of pimento
and grated cheese. The asopao
must be served Immediately as
soon as removed from heat
otherwise it will dry out. C
to 8 servings).
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
March Meeting OF
F. B. Garden Club

The monthly meeting of the
FAIR Bluff Magnolia Garden
Club was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs.
Hugh Nance of Cerro Gordo.
Guest speaker for the pro-
gram hour was Mrs. Paul
Scott, Fair Bluff florist. intro
duced by Mrs. Clyde Town
send. She talked on "Arrange-
ments of Flowers and Contain
ers such as shells and drift
wood. She also discussed the
practical and effective use Of
artificial and real flowers to-
gether.
During the business session
presided over by Mrs. M. A.
Waddell, the nominating com
mittee reported that at the
April meeting, they will pre-
sent a slate of all prospective
club officers.
II was also decided that the
club dues wiuld be paid at the
first meeting in September.
The club was informed that
the Memorial tree planted at
the entrance Of the River
Bridge will be replaced by
McQueen's Nursery in the fail.
In Mrs. Nancc's home an
unusual arrangement Of but
tercupS was on the center
table.
After the meeting delight
refreshments of angel hash
md coffee were served the
club members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
I-tc.lsion Schedule

M0nJay. April 8
( Il ..s intermediate e.
Jr. CluNCrrttcs All Clubs,
3:l5 p. IN.
Busy Bee Al Club, 1870
p. IN.
Lagle All Club, 7:30 p. IN.
Bishop Springs Community
Development Committees, 700
p. m.
Tuesday. April Q
Livestock and Poultry Ref
crendum
Homemakers HID, Clubhouse,
200 p. m.
Lebanon HID, Mrs. d. NJ.
Currie's $3.50 p. m.
Wednesday, April 10
New Hope HID, $3.50 p. IN.
Union Valley HID, $50
p. m.
Agricultural Workers Coun-
Gil, $3.50 p. m.
Bethel Community Develop
ment, 800 p. m.
Thursday. April IL
Chadbourn HID, 200 p. m.
Prosper Community Dcve-
lopment, 1880 p. m.
Sandy Plains Community
Development. 800 p. m.
Guide Sponsoring Commit
tee. 800 p. m.
Friday. April IL
North Tatum HID. 200 p. m.
Evergreen HID. 3-15 .. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
Miss Mildred kothryn Kinder
20 Wed Reginald w. StanEay

Nj emf Mrs. Andrew On
lie Linllcr, Of LecSv..lr, an
ounce the engagement o.
.r daughter. Mildred Kath-
yin, 10 Reginald Wright Stan
oy, son Of Mr.. and Nj.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
BY BRENDA STOCKS

Never have / met more
interesting person than Miss
Barbara (Bobbi) Suggs, origin
ally from the Guide commun-
lty Of our fine county.
Bobbi has been doing mis-
sionary education work under
the guidance of the WESLEYAN
methodist Church council for
nearly seven years in San
Juan. Puerto RIGA.
j have written an inform
alive story concerning BobbTs
work and Puerto Rican GUS
toms which appears today On
the front page. Those of you
VINO know Bobbi, like her, I'm
sure. Her kindness ard friend
ly personality gives the Puer-
TO RicanS high ideals of the
American woman.
Below is recipe which is
famous in Puerto RIGA. Girls.
lets try it! Bobbi says its her
favOrite.
CHICKEN ASOPAO
Chicken and rice)
l-2R pound ready to cook
chicken
z tablespoons lard
z ounces chopped smoke
ham
/ chopped onion
] chopped green pepper
2 chopped tomatoes
l ground Glove garlic
2 cups rice
z teaspoons salt
6 cups water
l tablespoon mustard
"a cup olives
l cup peas
4 pimentoS
" cup Parmesan cheese
Cut chicken in small serv-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03

DR.. and Mrs. X. l.. Swcclcy
attended the Southeastern OPP
tomctric Society meeting
Thursday night in Lumberton
at Travellers Inn Steak House.
The program consisted of elm
ical aspects Of Glaucoma and
Tonometery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03

Carl Stocks is rccuperating
nicely at his home here follow
ing surgery at James Walker
Hospital, Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03

j. F. Suggs of Chadbourn Is
quite i'll at Columbus County
Hospital,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-03
Personals

Eddie NJ. Gore OF Route :.
Tabor City is gc.tia" along ia,
At his home following treat
ment from an automobile ,cci.
dent last "Wednesday. He W.
patient at LcriS. 8 &. hu
kital until Monday.
Ray Wicker, associate eli, p.
of The Tribune, attended ia
North Carolina Editorial Wi.
e:s Conference in Chapel III
last weekend.
Beanie +. Cos. 81 O. "i
Tabor City hrs improved to-
lowing leg surgery recently e..
McLeofS Infirmary. Florence
>. {. where lac remains .
patient.
WORTH c. Miller OF Ortsrs.
Canada is vacation inn i.a,
with relatives.
Smyrna times., 1963-08-15
July | Corn Stocks
Lowest Since 1858

balance being achieved between
feed grain production and con-
sumption through the feedgrain
program, the chairman pointed
out. In addition, the provision
for financing the program
through in-kind payments from
Commodity Credit Corporation
grain stocks has made it pos
sible to use accumulated sur
plus In maintaining feed con-
sumption and exports at high
levels. This, with the adjust
ment In production levels, is
pulling stocks down to more
manageable size.
The quarterly grain report
= including stocks on farms.
in commercial storage such as
mill, elevators, and ware
houses, and in Commodity Gre
dit Corporation bins - shows
that the combined total of all
feed grains was l. percent less
this July l than last year. Corn
stocks show a drop of IA percent
from a year ago and are 9 per-
cent less than the 1887 -6l aver
age for July /.