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Arizona tribune., 1963-10-18
JOSEPHINE BAKER
RETURNS TO STATES

PHILADELPHIA Internation-
ally known Josephine Baker.
singer and dancer who was the
rage of Paris In the Thirties.
returned to the United States
Arizona tribune., 1963-10-18

last week.
She will appear at a benefit
performance for the Polio League
On Fri, Oct. l8. She has been
living in Paris, France for the
past thirty years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
Leder Plans
Outstanding
Store In TC

j. Herman Lcdcr, of White
vile. president of Lcdcr
Brothers Stores, said last week
in announcing the future
opening of store in Taboo
City, I've expect to build a
store and stock it in such a
manner that the other mer-
chants and the community will
be proud that we are here"
I'VE are not locating a new
store in Tabor City with the
idea of hurting anyone but
with the idea of helping every
one. We believe the complete
department store line of good
quality merchandise that Leder
Brothers Stores carry will be
a boom to the retail business
in Tabor City and benefit the
entire community" Lcdcr said.
With new industry on the
way to Tabor City. a new bank
opening, new ARP going up
and promises of considerable
ether new construction. it up
pears to us that Tabor City is
IN aking rapid progresSives
strides and il appears 10 be
good place ii open new re-
tail store" he said.
Lcder Indicated that his firm
would take an active support
ing role in all civic undcrak-
ings and participate in the
Merchants Association program
and projects to the fullest
extern.
The new store i'll Tabor City
will be known as LcdCr-PO'iCr
Dept. Store and John Potter,
of LOris. will be associated
with Lcdcr in the business in
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16

with seven members present.
The Circle Chairman. Mrs.
Lewis Harrelson. asked for
new and old business, and the
Community Mission needs
were discussed.
Members were urged to read
the new Mission Study Book
entitled "Chains Are Strong"
A program entitled Christ
ian Witnessing" taken from
the Royal Service was pre-
scnteed.
Mrs. w. II. Prince will he
hostess for the February CIR
Gle meeting.
The hostess served chicken
sandwiches, cake and cold
drinks following the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
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CagebuII

Continued From Page y
cy. RonniC Jones. Mack Skip
per and Rogcr-wcll, il takes
steady play to win a game"
Girls Will ConteGS
Not tn be forgotten are the
Red DevilettcS. Small likes
the way they're improving.
They've won three and lost
five (GamcS). giving them a
.375 rating. I'm enjoying my
self just teaching them all a.
bout basketball. Most of the
girls are comparatively new,
with the exception of Glen
ME Uovcttc)g and Linda
(Buffkin). These two girls are
the Dcvilcttc Co-captainS.
Il think that the girls will
improve right along and will
definitely contend in the lat
Ter part of the season. The
DevlIcttcS' team spirit is very
evident"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
District Meet
Held In New
Tobor Lodge

Approximately $50 MaSons
from l3 Lodges gathered at
the newly-completed Tabor
City Masonic Lodge building
last Tuesday night for a dis
trict meeting of the 18th and
IL Masonic Districts.
Coolidge Wright, district de-
putty grand master of Claren-
don, presided along with David
E. Cook, master of the Tabor
City Lodge, Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons.
A visit from the North Car
DINA Grand Master of MaSons
Charles c. Kicker of AShcville
highlighted this first official
meeting in the new Tabor
Lodge building.
Tabor City, Whiteville, Shall
lotte, Chadbourn, Fair Bluff,
Bolton and Elizabethtown
made up the 18th Masonic
District.
The 18th district is made up
of Lodges in Lumbcrton, ST.
PaulS, Maxton, Red Springs,
Fairmont and ProctorvilIc.
Official guests at the Tabor
City meeting included: LOUIS
Shrier, district deputy grand
master of Wilmington, Dud-
ley Humphrey, senior grand
Warden of Wilmington; Troy
Robbins, superintendent of the
Masonic and Eastern Star
home in Greensboro: Lee Roy
Cain, district deputy grand
lecturer of EliZabcthtOwu: and
A. d. Leon Gray, supcrintend-
ent of the Oxford Orphauagc,
Oxford. N. G.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16

tissues with a light oil and
so over your throat and face.
Work upward from the collar
bone and out toward the ears.
Over this oil surface. lathcr
ON soap in circular motions.
using lukewarm water. Rinse
in warm water and dry gently
and thoroughly. Every night,
cream your face as an added
guarantee for a lasting youth
full glow to your completion.
SPECIAL HINT: Here's a
hint sent in to me by a certain
reader. She says that: ITO
really make a spaghetti dish
something special. try to fol-
low step. After you've finish
cd cooking the spaghetti
strands, place them on dish
which has holes in the bottom.
Allow the spaghetti to give up
90 iiiuSii iiiolSNulN uS ppSSiDiS
without sacrificing too much
water. Then. after letting the
water run out, put your Spagh-
ETH in the serving dish and
pour your favoritc sauce over
the strands. The strands will
soak up more of the sauce
than usual and YOU will re-
Ccivc the compliments. Anoth-
er suggestion is TO dry the
vegetables you are going to
use in your salad. The vegc-
tables will then Sccp up lot
If the dressing. Uum, good,
BE sure To send in all your
household hints and society
news 10 me, Brenda Stocks.
Call 232-l.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
! 7s,. ~ s'''l 3

ETIQUETTE TIPS: TeenaS-
erS who are concerned over
the etiquette of eating out on
their first dinner date will be
heartened to learn that only
few simple rules are involved.
"A gentleman holds the
door for the girl and lets her
precede him into the restaur-
ant. They both wait at the en-
trance of the dining room for
the hostess or waitress to
guide them To the table. Usu-
ally the hostess will indicate
to the girl the chair that pro-
vidcS the most desirable view.
the girl sits down slowly. Civ
ing her escort a chance to hold
her chair.
The girl should carry a
small purse that rests easily
in her lap because she never
places her purse on the table.
The young man gives both
orders to the waitress. a we'll
trained waitress seldom, if
ever. asks the girl a direct
question.
When the meal is finished,
place the napkin. unfolded, be-
side the plate. Most boys pre-
fcG that girls confine their
facial repairs TO the powder
room.
"A gentleman assists his
date with her chair as they
leave. He also takes care of
the check, leaving a tip fo:
the waitress equal to approx
imatCly ID per cent of the bill.
FACE: Because it is most
exposed 10 close scrutiny, your
face tells your age fastest. If
locky because your skin will
stay young looking longer
without as much effort as 9th
Cr girls who have dry skin
must exert. But, if your skin
is dry, you must keep it moist
yourself.
Here's what 10 do. Once d
day wash with bland soap and
soft water. Use a soft, fluffy
waShCloth or your fingcrtipS.
Other times during the day.
cream your face with deep
pore cleanser and wipe off the
excess with facial tissues.
Or, try this new way TO
wash your face. MOiStcn facial
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
First National
Bank Hos Bio
Increase In 81

Stockholders of the First
National Bank of Whiteville
were told that the bank in
creased its assets by Sl.154,-
1877 during 1862 at the annual
stockholders meeting held
January 3.
The banks annual report
shows optimism both for in
CrcaSeS made during 1862 and
the progress expected in 1868.
I'VE feel that the economic
climate in our area for more
growth and progress is cXccll-
cnt, the report states.
Officials of the bank said
the bank will continue To eX-
pand and improve facilities
and services. They pointed t.
the opening of a branch in
Tabor City scheduled for April
l as an example of the banks
expansion program.
The First National Bank
now operates two branches in
Whitevillc in addition to the
original bank organized II
years ago.
Net earnings for 1862 an
nounced to S2.78 per snare or
10 cents above 1856 earnings
despite the rise III operating
costs last year.
The bank added 1853 new
accounts. rCupCnIng $50 and
closing 720 for net gain of
1908 accounts.
Total assets rose to above
S7.l5O,000 for the first time in
the institution 5 history.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
PAGE THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE We'd JAN. Is. 1853

While still in college, Small
married. The couple now have
three children: Steve, Is, Deb
orah Ann. IL, and the latest
edition, Frances Miller, 3ls.
The Small family resides at
North Franklin Street, White
vile.
Future plans? well, just
teaching and coaching"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
Retser-Than-kyer support

Pointing to support OF the
fans, Small declares that "it's
better than ever. Even il we
lose games, I hope our fans
will continue to support US.
"a course. we don't intend 20
lose any more games than we
can help, The attendance at
games this year has been bet.
ter than I've known in my six
years working in Tabor City
Close Game Use Humor
When asked what things
went on during time-out in
a close game, he said, II try
to inform the team what will
work, what should be done if
certain things happen, and l
always try to calm down the
players and myself by insert
ing a bit of humor. A little
joke or funny thought, just
something To relieve tension.
Strategy works sometimes. but
humor always works. Before
the team goes back on the
floor. each one knows what
should be done. And, most Of
the time they're relaxed.
Competition
The coach" seems sure of
one thing Observation-Disclosures:
Teams in the Waccamaw
Athletic Association arc the
toughest since the Association
began four years ago. Any
team can knock off any other
team. No team will go through
the season without a defeat
except maybe Elizabethtown.
E-Town is going to be every
ones top competition"
What's He Like?
Small stands well ovccr six
feet and weighs about l8O
pounds. During games, he con-
stantly runs his fingers thro-
ugh his Silver-Streaked black
hair. Every game get q
couple more grey Ones" he
wryly comments.
He's no big city fellow. Born
in Struthers, Ohio, small
steel mill town, Small lived
there one year. Then his par
entS, John j. and Alice Small:
moved with little John ano
two older sisters to Cumber.
land, Maryland. After the
family had settled there ar
addition to the family came . .
in the form of another sister
Three girls against one boy
me-"
! Small attended La Sale
High School near Cumberland
then spent three years in mil
itary service. After his release
ne attended the University o.
Maryland for one-half year
Deciding to turn South. Sinai
enrolled at Appalachian State
Teachers College, Boone, N. g
From Appalachian. he recciv.
cd Bachelor of Science De-
gree in physical education anc
social studies. In 1853, he wa.
awarded his Masters Dcgrc,
in the same fields.
After teaching in Scvcra
places throughout the state
Small came to Tabor City. II
1857 he began teaching eight
grade history and physical ed
uCatiOn classes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
SEWING MACHINE saw

INGS-FOr sale: one repuS-
ScsSed Singer StylC-O-Matic
portable. Take up balance
owing. One rcpoSSe . q
Singer Slant-O-Matic con-
sole. Take up balance ow-
ing. Sewing Machine & Vac
uum Cleaner Sales and Ser
vice. Call Joe Evans, phone
1891, Tabor City. Jl6,23c
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
Charity Rogers
Circle Meets

The Charity Rogers Circle
of Tabor City Baptist Church
held its first meeting of the
New Year at the home Of Mrs.
G.. l.. Dorman, january 10
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16

Mrs. Maurice Graham has
returned To Loris after spend
InG three days last week N
NShcvillc for the funeral uf
her grandfather the late {. G..
RCCCC.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
FOR RENT-Furnishcd down

stairs apt. - 3 rooms with
bath. Private entrance. Also
ono furnished room with
heat. Mrs. Jerry Mills. 8
Lewis St, Tabor City, Phone
26O6. TIC
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
CARD OF THANKS

We, the family If the late
Tulah Lee FippS, do wish TO
thank our friends. ncIghborS
and relatives for your many
comforting expressions of SYM
pathy which you SO generous
" gave IT her sudden passing.
Tho many kind deeds shall
lcnC I've remembered Signed:
+. l.. FIppS Jr. and children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-01-16
FOR SALE - 1853 Plymouth

radio and heater. in good
condition, and so by TO-
trailer. Contact Bobby Ward
ou Green SCa-TabOr City
highway at BUbby'S Drive
In. TIP
Evening star., 1963-04-21
OSCAR DOESN'T DO
RIGHT BY RITA
By FRANK JUDGE


If ALL the tickle fellows in HOLLYWOOD there's
~ one who stands out from all the rest on
Rita Moreno's list
Fellow by the name of Oscar.
He's the god-plated little man she won as best sup
porting actress for her performance in West Side
Story last year.
Movie myth has it that girl with an Oscar has the
perfect escort to fame and fortune.
The truth is that Rita Moreno hasn't been seen in
movie since she the Oscar
Her professional appearances have been confined to
stock and television The latter she looks
with less than love in her flashing eyes.
Maybe" she says, '' isn't Oscars fault. But you
work for dozen years in Hollywood hoping to reach the
top You win Oscar, and you figure, this is it, the
good roles will come along now no more being typecaSt
Latin hp-swsher.
"And then you wait and wait The offers come in, all
right Three, FOUR fve-a hafdozen. But they all
the same They are roles l turned down even before
Oscar think it's disgrace that Latins must be type
cast in Hollywood"
Since winning the Oscar, Rita has been on Andy
Williams TV show twice and Jack Bennys She has
had three weeklong bookings the daytime version
of Password" and been the nighttime show
Rita has gone to Europe to do TV special with Van
Johnson which may be released in America.
The movies?
81 did To Be Man with Van Heflin and James Mac
Arthur in the Philippines she said. 1T probably will
be released this summer"
The 3l-year-old Rita-born Rosa Dolores Alverio in
Puerto Rico-grew up in New York
Rita, who has married bars the subject Of ro-
nance from all interviews.
Before doing West Side Story Rita had been in Is
Hollywood movies and the voice for Spanish
sionS of movies starring Elizabeth Taylor Margaret
OBrien, Judy Garland and Peggy Ann Garner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
Morse Disputes Views
Of Kennedy on Korth

ment came early this year
after Mr.. Gilpatric took his
present post. Mr.. StinSon
Said.)
Mr.. Korth was formerly
| president of Fort Worth's Con-
tinental National Bank. which
had business dealings with
General Dynamics.
The Talbot case referred by
Senator Morse involved an al
legged conflict Of interest by
the Air Force Secretary during
the Eisenhower administration.
The Secretary was accused Of
writing letters promoting a
company in which he held an
interest.
The Senate discussion came
on Mr.. Korth's last day in office
as Senator Simpson, Republi-
can Of Wyoming, took the floor
to demand a full investigation
Of the circumstances of his
resignation.
Mr.. Kennedy avoided a di-
rect answer when asked if Mr..
Korth's resignation had been
requested.
He indicated his desire to
return to private life and I
accepted that decision" the
President said.
The President strongly de-
Tended Mr.. Korth against any
suggestion of improperly in
his actions regarding the Tx.
Recalling that the Justice
Department has ruled there
was no conflict Of interest. he
said he has no evidence that
Mr.. Korth acted in any way
improperly in the Tx matter. "
He added that this has
nothing to do with any opinion
I may have about whether Mr..
Korth might have written more
letters and been buster than he
should have been in one way
or another"
THE fact of the matter is"
the President summed up, II
have no evidence that Mr..
Korth benefited improperly
during his term of office in
the Navy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star staff Writer

Senator Morse. Democrat Of
Oregon. has taken issue with
President Kennedy's view that
there was no conflict Of inter
est in former Navy Secretary
Fred Korth's role in the Tx
warplane case.
About the time Mr.. Kennedy
was telling a press conference
this yesterday. Senator Morse
was expressing a different opin-
ion on the Senate floor.
The Senator recalled that he
was one Of the leaders in OPP
posing Air Force Secretary Har-
old Talbot several years ago
because he thought he was
guilty Of a conflict of inter-
est" and added:
Il think Mr.. Korth is also. :"
Senator Morse was the first
Democrat to charge publicly
that there was a conflict Of
interest involved in Mr.. Korth's
role in the Tx decision.
Mr.. Korth, a former Fort
Worth CTexas) banker, joined
with Defense Secretary McNa-
mara and Air Force Secretary
zuckert in awarding the S6.5
billion contract to the General
Dynamics Corps Fort Worth
division. Top Air Force and
Navy officers had recommended
that the contract 60 to Boeing
Aircraft Co.
I'm Seattle, where Boeing
is based. Representative Stin-
son yesterday called for the
resignation of Assistant De-
tense Secretary Roswell Gil
patric. The Washington Re-
publican claimed Mr.. Gill
patric had a greater conflict
Of interests in the Tx case
than did Mr.. Korth, the As
ISOLATED Press reported.
(Mr. Stinson was quoted
as saying Mr.. Gilpatric's
former law firm of Crabeth,
Swaine & Moore received
100000 in legal fees from
General Dynamics between
1858 and 1868. The last pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01

hours after landing from the
liner Rotterdam.
The YugoSlav leader attended
the United Nations General
Assembly IN New York and
visited Washington where he
saw President Kennedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
Tito Spends 3 Hours
In Britain, Flies Home

LONDON. Nov. 1 CAP). -
Marshal Tito flew home to Bel
grade today less than three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
9:45 Cd ANNAPOLIS JUNE WEEK.
Special.
1000 q SHOW OF THE WEEK.


Drama. / Hour Color Wig Deal in
Laredo" Sidney carroFs delightful
satire about a transient farmer Malter
Matthau) and his family who become
involved In a bizarre way In the biggest
poker hand that ever came down the
pike. Teresa Wright, Zachary Scott and
John Meeker. (Repeat.l
q VOICE OF FIRESToNE.
Music. Guests: Franco ccreIi Metro
poIltan Opera tenor, Rudolf NureyeV 1.-THE
Russian dancer who detected and VIII
fred Pelletier. guest conductor.
q CANDID CAMERA.
Candid interviews. Guest; Actress Susan
Strasberg.
1870 q HOWARD K. SMITH.
News and Comment.
q WHAT'S MY LINE?
Quiz. Guest panelst: Tony Randall
HOO q NEWS 4 WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10

Ken Bold
BY Leonord Storr
BY Dick Brooks

Rules Of the game: !. Words must b.
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition o
s." such as bats" Cats" are no
used. ,. Only one form Of a word |,
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 MALLEABLE
mah' mall, malice, meal, lbeam, able
lama, leal, llama, bale. balm, ball. beam
belle, bell, bema, blame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
WORD GAME

Find 80 or more words in
POW RED
meaning "pulverized." Aver
age mark is q words; time linn
it, IS minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27
Iron to TYAguin
For Honest Vote

TEHERAN. Iran, June q
AP.--Iran's third try In two
years for honest elections has
been scheduled for August, after
approval Of regulations TO give
women the vote and TO prevent
election rigging.
The cabinet approved the
regulations last night.
A general election has been
delayed since 1861. when the
Shah nullified the results OF
two elections on the grounds
that they were rugged by large
landholders through control OF
tenant. farmers, who make up
rs per cent OF the population.
Since then the Shah's land
reform program has stripped
the landlords Of much influ-
ence. Peasant voters are ex-
pected 10 support candidates OF
the new Farmers Cooperative
Association. which backs the
land reform program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

Polished bross finish with sosin
etched white gloss shades. 20"
wide. a." high.
, 1963-01-14

~&LSN
You act your new tires mounted tree
whenyou buy new B. F. GOODRICH tires
at HAYES & co. : where 4 trdined tire
repdl1men are on duty s days q week
from $3.50 to $50
There is absolutely no charge for mounting netO,
long tDearing B. F. Goodrich tires tDhen you buy
them at Hayes y CO. This extra serUice actually
totoers the purchase price Of famous B. F. Good
rich tires. That's because you don't hqoe to pay to
haze them put on. You SAGE that money.
And you SAGE time on tire repairs at Hayes 2 20.
That's because Hayes has 4 trained tire repdirmen
on duty. To serOe you 6 days a toeek. To repair
tires quickly. To repair your tires efficiently TO
giue you extra service.
Add to these savings ANOTHER CASH SAVING.
The trade-n allowance on your old bredkfree
tires. When you buy durable netD B. F. Goodrich
tires at Hayes y Co. Better come to Hayes and
SAGE on tires.
HAYES&C0.
BASSIN TRIANGLE CHRISTIANSTED
, 1963-01-14
EDITORIAL
GETTING o TO BUSINESS

AFTER EACH political campaign, all parties close
ranks and stand soidly behind those leaders who have
been given a vote of confidence and approval. That is the
democratic way of life which distinguishes it from all other
systems. For example, during the Cuban crisis, all parties
stood soIdly behind President Kennedy, regardless of party
utilization, or even disagreement.
LOCALLY, THE closing of ranks is not SO pronounced,
but we are moving in that direction. During the last election,
for example, St. Croix sent Democrats and Unity Party can
didates to the Senate. All things considered, regardless Of
party loyalty, all Of these candidates will normally work hard
for the best interests of their constituents.
DR.. RANDALL JAMES and Patrick Williams were
among the successful Unity Party candidates from St. Croix.
They are, along with all other members, attending the Senate
sessions in St. Thomas, and making their contributions, and
their presence felt. They know the situation intimately, not
only in the Islands as a whole, but also in St. Crox, where
a number Of problems are posed somewhat different from
those of the overall group. Here is where representatives can
come up with contributions of great value.
REGARDLESS Of which party sponsored which candi-
dates, once the responsibility is placed, then the duty to move
forward is squarely placed upon the shoulders Of these men.
At this point there is a role wider and greater to be filled.
Fortunately for all Of us, the men who sit in the Senate
realize this, and will follow through. This is their responsi.
biLty, and the electorate will certainly hold them to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

EVENING
M0NDAY-FRIDAY
900 WHAT'S NEW. Children.
MONDAY
$50 DISCOVER AMERICA.
People and Places.
700 OPERATION ALPHABET.
New Series. Instructions in reading and
writing
7:30 YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW.
Guest: Panags Papaligouras. a member
of the Greek Parliament.
800 ON HEARING MUSIC.
New series) "The Composer and his
Craft"
$50 CENSORSHIP.
Discussion Hour. "Should Books Ever
Be Banned?" Guests: attorney Morris
Ernst, novelist Anne FremantIe, law
professor Robert Mckay and editor of
Horizon Eric Larrabee
$50 THE WORLD AMERICA FACES.
Discussion. (New series)
TUESDAY
$50 THEATER THIRTY.
ZOO OPERATION ALPHABET.
730 GEORGETOWN UNIV. FORUM.
800 ALBUM.
Folk Music The Shady Grove Singers
$50 EASTERN WISDOM.
"The Life Of Zen"
900 PLANET EARTH.
Magnetic Force"
$50 MUSIC FROM CARNEGIE TECH.
Final program in the series
WEDNESDAY
$50 FUN FISHING.
ZOO OPERATION ALPHABET.
The Sunday StuF TV Moouxine,