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— ^—- -ft ^"* **»*■ #Μ|^»£&-ΐ*ιιΐ!Α DOUGLASS EAGLES — Pictured above is the Eagles team of Douglass High School. They arc (left to right) as follows: first row; Hampton lloll. Harold Risgins. Tony Vereen; second row: Tommy Stanley. Jimmy Butler. Robert Williams. Roy Elliott; third row: Kenneth Cox (captain). Wesley Chesnut (co - captain) Don Stanley and J. (' Stanley. Uouglas Grad Patrols Settor Of Iron Curtain liAD UERSFELD, GERM ANY — Army Ski. Edward I.. Stenhens. 31, whose wuc, Ad drciie. lives on Route 2. Phen ^ ix City, Ala., is serving with the l4tii Armored Cavalry He κ i m c η t's Reconnaissance Squadron which guards the northern sector of the East West German border in Eur ope. The members of Stephens' ι unit keep the border under constant surveillance through the use of jeep-mounted pat rols and observation and list en inn posts. Sergeant Stephens is assign ed as a squad leader in th«· squadron's Troop I, in Bad Hersfeld, Germany. Tin· sergeant entered the I Army in 1!)54 and was sta- j tioned at Fort Jackson. S. C., before arriving overseas on I this tour of duty in July 15)01. Stephens, son of Mrs. Bennie Stephens, 232 VV. Second St., Tabor City, N. C., is a 1041» graduate of D.iuglns High Seliool in Tabor 'lily. uakdale Wins Community Contest COLUMTI A . . . Onkdale ! Community < f Ch-rendon co unty has been judged tops in this year's state-wide com munity development contest sponsored by electric power suppliers and the Clemson Col lege Extension Service. Officers of the winning com munity were among 600 guests assembled for a recognition luncheon today (December 12) ! at the Jefferson Hotel. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mack Epps, president; J. Μ. I Johnson. Jr., vice president; I and Mrs. Shelby C'uitey, sec-re·- j lary - treasurer; Oakdalc edg- I cd Monetta Club of Aiken co- | unty and Cooley Springs οι' | Fpartanburg to win a $500 cash j prize provided by Carolina I Power and Light, Duke I'ower | Company, and S. C. Electric j rnd Gas Company. Monetta. district winner for J the Savannah Valley district; Cooley Springs, Piodmnnt win- j ner; and Brightsvnlc coinniun ily of Marlboro county, Pee Dee winner each were slated to receive $250 cash «wards from S. C. Electric Coopera tives, Inc., and member co ops. The· Oakdalc clul) mounted I !·· ·ι ι prize-winning program iiisi year. !t included among Hi« highlights the conducting of a community f-iir; using th· coinmiinity center as focal point of numerous and varied activities; constant improve ment of the cent«r; and 100 percent community participa tion . Oakdale is 15 miles east of Manning and bou'.-rs the Wil liamsburg county line and Black Creek. It is 10 miles j-c iith of New Zion, location of the nearest post office. All 54 families in the Oak dale community are members of the club. Houihly three frurths of the families are far mers. About one-fourth arc Ii ι nmn—ι———^->,'gT;er SHHHHIHR DOUGLASS Ε AC; LETTES — The Eaglettes liave a slrons tram and are looking forward to a successful 1963 basketball season. They ar e (left to rieht«: first row: C'oaeh John C. Wil liams, Itete Bryant. Peggy Bolt. Jacquelyn Steward, and Betty Myers; second row; Joanne Bellamy. Lena Reaves. Mae LoLuis Bellamy Shelby Stephens. Joyce Cox, and Brenda Wilson; third row: Brenda Williams. Willie Van McNeill. Grendolyn Biggins Loucla Brown, Verda Smith, and Bobbie Tiabo. r.on-farm rural residents. The community was organizer! in ; 1955. Since that time is has ' won several district honors, | but has never before captured j a slate prize. The community club program in Clarendon county is con ducted by the Clemson College Extension Service staff in cluding A. D. Grainger, Mil tiled R. Crocker, J. O. Bellica, ••nd F. M. Johnsoii. II. I). Dennett, manager, S. C. Electric Co-Op. Inc., Cayce, .•nd V. E. Stewart, vice presi dent, Carolina Power and I.iiihl Company, Florence, will present the awards today. Μ. H. Sutherlnml. Clemson College Extension Service, C!< mson, has oversight of th<· stele community program. Dean W. H. Wiley and Associ ate Extension Director 'Γ. W. Morgan are also s'ated to ap pear on the program. I IV «III Μ a happier Christmas lor all children whs are ill in hospitals, bocawo Salvationists "Share With Others" by bringing a cheerful message, I but of tin4|· · Ml or toys, to help brighten their Christina· day. navoriui trimmings add a festive touch to holiday meats. One of the easiest to fix and a top favorite to go with turkey or ham is spiced pineapple slices. Start \vih a can of pineapple slices. Add the spicy, sweet sour accents and let the pineapple marinate over night before serving. j Canned pineapple chunks and tidbits '-rl ν to holiday meals, too. They're made to order to u.\e in . " appeti zer fruit cups, festive breads and fancy «' :>ijuice makes a refreshing base for many kinds t,. , t ...uhes. ■ HAT λ SAVING! 20 Ιο 25 percent discount on all BALDWIN PIANOS until 1st of January HARRI LL Music Stores Lunibcrton Fayettqvillo , Wilmington Jacksonville Clinton "mGtftg ϊπτη «a feü !■: J OÄtLAMPS fiftßÖlRS ϊ * Assorted Gift Tables In Tradition«! Sl Modern Style· SANTA SAYS: SHOP AT PRINCE BROS. FURNITURE FOR HOME, SWEET HOME GIFTS orii'fill nSBAI'i'LK SLItXS 1 (1-pouml 14-ounce) can \% teaspoon salt Λΐ pineapple slices 8 whole cloves % cup cider vinegar 3 inches «tick cinnamon 1 cup sugar Combine syrup drained from pineapple with remaining ingre licnts. Simmer 10 minutes. Add pineapple slices. Heat to boiling. Remove from heat. Cover and store overnight in refrigerator be 'ore using. COME TO TOYLAND I EC 5734^· Register For FREE GIFTS CAR RACING SET LITTLE MISS Life-Size 22" e- flQ ECHO DOLL Thirstee Doll fJ·/' With Plaid Blank·! Drinks from life-size hot- ι tie. Smartly dressed. Cute. ana Western Auto Assoc. Store Tabor City SMALL APPLIANCES BY G.E. — SUNBEAM — McGRAW-EDISON AND DOMINION IRONS PRICES START AT $7.95 \ TOASTERS PRICES START AT $7.95 STEAM & DRY ί IRONS $10.95 up MIXERS PRICES START AT $19.95 PER CULATΟ R S PRICES START AT s $10.95 HAIR DRYERS PRICES START AT $19.95 STEREO-PHONO FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY G.E. & EMERSON ELECTRIC BLANKET Ijy FIIOI.IX'UKST . . . Automatic control, 2 year laiaruiilce. l'ink, blue, Kreon or beige. Double bed, single control $13.95 Double bed, dual control $16.95 Similar Borgin Priccs On Vacuum Cleaners Elcctric Frying Pans Llcctric Knife Sharpeners Electric Can Openers Elcctric Heaters Radios & Pencil Trimmers W. F. COX COMPANY Fifth Street Tabor City Phefie 1011 ■ ι ■ ■ ·ι . ι- I ■ II ι I
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