Cancer Research Grants Advance Duke Cancer Work
Dr R Wayne Rundles leads Duke University cancer studies supported by the American Cancer Society. The team investigates abnormal proteins in urine and leukemia blood disorders, testing new chemicals and hormones to slow tumor growth and improve treatments in major institutions across North Carolina.
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Bernadette Hoyle
Durham
Ncer
United States
Arican Cancer Society
Duke Hospital
R. Wayne Rundles
Rundles
Jat Duke
Duke Unversity
American Cancer Society
Committee of Growth
National Resource Council
North Carolina
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Women's College
Greensboro
Bowman Gray Hospital
U “ton-Silem
Cancer Society
Vacation Church School Closes With Supper Program
The Vacation Church School of Saint Paul Methodist Church ended Friday June 3 after a nine day session with a Fellowship Supper. Following the meal the church school participants gave a program in the chapel and visitors viewed handiwork. Principal staff included Dean Mrs R P Counts and assistants Mrs RR Rogers Jr Mrs John Joyner and Mrs Paul Carruth.
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Saint Paul
R. P. Counts
R R. Rogs, Jr
John Joyner
Aul Carruth
Frank Boswell
John Soles
J.B. Bruton
R. R. Rogers, Jr
Fred Jernigan
AW. Harrelson
Ottis Ro Wright
Leland Leonard
J. M. Cannon
Anne Williams
Paul Carruth
A. E. Goldfinch
RR. Bogers
J. J. Winstead
Wonard
Alt
Pe Eo Rt
Hei Butler
Ideas For Women by Julia Knotts on Freezing Dairy
Julia Knotts, CP&L economist, explains freezing dairy for trips. Butter and homogenized milk or cream freeze well. cream or milk should go in waxed cartons or freezer containers, not bottles. Milk can separate after freezing. heavy whipping cream also freezes with minimal drainage. Defrost cream fully but while still cold for whipping. Long storage harms quality.
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Julia Knott
Cp&l Company
Registrants Face Challenge Day Hearing At Town Hall
Forty five registrants faced vote challenge proceedings Monday afternoon at Town Hall but none appeared for the formal hearing. Registrar Nesmith said notices went out Saturday. two challenges were withdrawn after qualification was confirmed. A total of 179 new voters registered for the election. most registrants met city residency rules.
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Ersons
Vu Tat
Strar
Ben L. Nesmith
Town Hall
Nesmith
Whitesdle
Little League Opens Today in Tabor City
Tabor City launches its Little League season with a 6 PM opener as the Jayces and Woman's Club meet. The light 15 game docket includes age twelve and under play this afternoon in Mayor's Court. Equipment ordered by W Horace Carter and James E. esfuerzos Lloyd and Louis Wilson Singleton face multiple charges with varied outcomes. several witnesses failed to appear. some cases dismissed or found not guilty.
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Tabor City
Jay-ces Ant
Mayor's Court
W. Horace Carter
James E
Lloyd
Louis Wilson Singleton
Jimmie Jackson
Gurley Fipps
Bonnie Rose
Calvin Hemmingway
Ernest Hill
Grover Hill
L. D. Ward
Recorde Court
Robert Hardee
Graham Hinson
Presbyterian Circles Meet Recreation Fund Sags
The Jaycees seek 500 more dollars for their summer recreation program and plan a June 1 all you can fish fry at Lake Tabor. The group reports about 108 dollars raised from a recent Family Day. Erskine Young and Ted ds named co chairs for the fish fry.
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Lake Tabor
Recreation Fund
Erskine Young
Tedds
Horace Cox
Pony League
Little League
Jaycees
Carolina Power
Light C
A. D. Peacock
R. G Maultsby
Whiteville
All-State Baseball Team Honors Shine for SEA Players
Greensboro Daily News announces all-state baseball selections with five SEA players named to the first team. Included are Gilbert Watts and Laurinbore ace plus other regional stars like Bobby Ganse Frank Callahan and Harold Covington among 20 noted players across Southeastern AA.
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Jimmy Ward
Alexandria
Madge Grainger
Rochelle Simon
Woman's College
Gree Raeford
Jerry Cartrette
Tabor City
Bill Edumunds
William Martin
Lumberton
Southeastern AA Athletic Association
Ty Southeastern
Tetic
Greensboro Daily News
GDN
To Worthington
Gilbert Watts
Laurinbure
War
Ois
Greensboro
Selet
Bobby Ganse
Frank Callahan
Wyane Stancil
Laurinbore
Ed Dawkins
Malcolm Goodman
Qutfieller
Jerry Goodman
Benny Baker
John Hendley
Herman King
Sanford
Shuman Parker
Jackie Turleville
Harold Covington Whiteville
Jimmy Boney
Ted Royal
Bobby Robinson
Clinton
Four hurt in car crash near Pireway Road farm
Four persons were injured yesterday in a U turn collision about five miles from town on the Pireway Road near John Cox’s farm. Nathaniel Harrelson, the 21 year old driver of one vehicle, was taken to a Lom ton hospital after the accident. Details remained unavailable at press time as others were transported to Lumberton hospital.
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Yes
Pireway Road
John Cox
Nathaniel Harrelson
Lomton
Family Day at Jaycees a Notable Success
Jaycee Family Day drew about 200 attendees despite showers and threatening skies. Activities included riding water skiing and boat races as the group netted over 100 from chicken bog and fish sales. Al Harrison praised supporters and called the event enjoyable and worthwhile.
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al Harrison
The
Jaycees
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