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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Electric Rates
Reduced Here
BY Tide W ater

In accordance with the plan
approved by the North Carolina
Utilities Commission last March,
further rate reduction eftectlng
electric customers OF the Tide
Water Power Company will be
made effective with the January,
1887 meter readings. This further
reduction was ordered by the
Utility Commission 10 make the
rates, formerly available only to
New Hanover County customers.
applicable TO those throughout
system.
In spite of the increasing op-
Grating costs. approximately
10000 customers Of the company
Will be benefited to the extent Of
Approximately $4,000 annually.
This brings the total rate reduc-
tons made by Tide Water PoWcr
Company. within the last year,
TO SlG8.OG0 annually.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
HOMEMAKERS,
WOMAN'S CIRCLE
HOLD MEET

The Hon cn!akerS Sunday
School class and the Business
Woman,S Gree of the Mount Ia
Dor Baptist curch held the De-
cem6er meetig with Mrs. Will
lard Wright and Mrs. Delaad
Leonard at the residence Of Mrs.
W H. Shelley, ST..
Mrs. Ralph spivey. program
chairman, "ead ne scripture of
the Christmas Strr after Mrs. j.
c. Singletary an Mrs. Jimmy
Rogers gave ChrHtmas readings.
Highlighting the entertainment
of the evening "a the exchange
Of comic gifts among members in
attendance. Upon arrival gifts
were placed under he decorated
Christmas tree and at the APP
pointed time Mrs. Is ack Strick-
land, class president delivered
them. Mrs. c. c. Legtatte. Home
makers teacher, recel ed a spec
lal remembrance from the group.
The hostesscs asSist.i bv Mrs.
w. H. Shelley, Sr. ans Mrs. w.
H Shelley, Jr.. served '7uit cake
and coffee to the % attcn-
dance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Former Minister
Now Recruiting

Information has been received
by the Commander of the Will
minston Army Recruiting Station
that Master Sergeant William c.
Williams a former colonel and
chaplain of the Sixth Air Force,
has exchanged his theological du-
ties for those of q recruiting ser
geant. carrying on his present
assignment with the same energy
and zeal that characterized his
recent official religious activities.
Efficiently. and with an alert
ness that bellies his fifty-nine
years. Sergeant Williams now
use Shis responsiveness in selling
the new Regular Army as a Ca
reer to youthful prospects in the
Tampa Florida, area.
His endorsement OF military
life is sincere. and is based on
his own long record OF service IN
the Officers Reserve Corps, the
National Guard and active war,
time service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
J. w. High Xmas
Lighting Tops

Honors for the most beautiful
Christmas holiday lawn decora-
ton in Tabor City went to Nh.
and Mrs. J. w. High, according
to most local observers.
Praise for the lovely holiday
effect came from scores of peo-
pie and the High home on Live
Oak street drew admiring glanceS
from passersby. ,
Red and green lights decorated
the smaller of the two ever
green's, while blue lights gave a
brilliant hue to the other.
Comments came from many
sources. but one of the most
enthusiastic came from Willard
G.. Cole, executive secretary OF
the Tabor City Merchants Asso-
citation, who said that 1T was
the loveliest decoration | saw
during the entire Christmas sea-
son
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
,' lay J. M. McGougan Appoints
Wizard G. Cole might Mayor

program on the air from 1l:31
p. NJ. to l A M Monday througa
Saturday.
Mayor Baxter advised the Ia
Dor City mayor that WIT would
carry special program sponsor
ing Tabor City at date 20 be
announced later.
Night Mayor Cole, following
his appointment, said he had not
yet received any information re-
garding his duties in this pro-
gram. However, he expressed
satisfaction with being associated
with such a movement.
ANY effort to dramatic the
campaign to protect the lives OF
our people on the streets and on
the highways has my enthusiast
tic support, he asserted. I hope
that we can do lot to decrease
street and highway traffic haz-
ards, an dthuS reduce the death
toll"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Cherry Grove News

The johnson QudrlCttC OF Con
way will present a program at
The Cherry Grove Baptist church
Sunday night, Jan. 10Th. sponsor
ed by the W. NJ. S. OF the church.
The public is invited TO attend.
S. {. and Jennings Strickland
Spcn, a few days recently in
Washington, d. {. and were &C
companIcd home by Bobby Nor
rs and Kaye and Billy CrcnshaW.
Nj ana Mrs. Ken Shang Of
Washington, D. c. spent the week
end With their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Strickland.
Mn Maurice Mitchell Of Spring
I Hope. n. &. and M. and Mrs.
Dolph Richardson Of Norfolk, Va.
spent the Christmas holidays with
their mother, Mrs. Van Richard
son.
! Roger Richardson Of E. c. r. c.,
Greenvllle. spert the holidays
with MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G.. Richardson.
! Misses Mary Alice Williamson
and RoSaline Worley spent the
holidays in Florida with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gordon
! Richardson Of Florida arc visiting
in the home Of M. Richardson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Rich
ardSOr.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flisslop,
of Philadelphia, spent the holi-
/ days here in the homo Of Mrs
! Hisslops mother, Mrs. Lena Ed
mOndS
Those visiting in the homo OF
Nj. and Mrs. L. Y. Worlcy Christ
mas Day were Mr. and Mrs. A
J. Cribs of Fair Bluff, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Willard Small Of Boone. Mr.
and Mrs. Waldo Worlcy of vii
mington. Nh. and Mrs. Lamar
Worlcy and Mrs. Cara Pierce OF
Black Creek, Miss Rcba Worley
of Mullins. Mrs. Horace Strick,
land and Claude HARRISON OF
/ Nichols.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Y. Strickland
and daughter of Charleston spent
the week end with Mr.. Strick,
lands parents. Mr.. and Ms. P
/ K. Strickland. Gayiec Strickland
accompanied them home where
he spent several days.
Mir. and Mrs. S. c. Strickland
had as their dinner guests Christ.
mas Day, Mir. and Mrs. J. c
Strickland Of Cerro Gordo, Mr.
and Mrs. Jennings Strickland q
Tabor City, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe
Turbeville and daughter, Joyce
of Green Sea, Kaye and Billy
CrenshaW and Bobby Morris O.
Washington, D. c. and MI. aE'
Mrs. Horace Strickland.
Joe Hayes IS confined 10 hi
home on account of an attack O
| munps.
Mrs. Joe Hill Of Green Sea i
spending several days with he
! mother, Mrs. Arizona Wilson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
w. H. Paramore
Makes Address
To Rotarians

Walter H. Paramore was fea-
ture speaker at this weeks meet
ing of the local Rotary Club. MI.
paramore, notwithstanding OF
he Whitevillc Merchants Asso-
cation, delivered 4 highly enter
timing address.
He told the story of three men
VINO were working on job.
When asked individually why
they were working, one replied
he was just there working, one
sait he was working there for
the eight dollars day he rcceiv-
ed md the third said he was
working because he had vision
that the granite blocks he was
cutting out would some time be
transformed into d great cathed-
raj.
Mr.. Paramore then adopted the
three answers to people that live
in almost every town by compar-
ing the first to the man who IS
just living here for no apparent
reason. The second who is here
for just what he can get out of
the town and the third who is
here because he has vision Of d
bigger and better town and COM
munity and who strives to make
it that.
In speaking of economy, Mr..
Paramore predicted that business
would see some decline but that
level Of prosperity would be
reached and that it would not
sink to depression depths as has
the economy in the past.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
GREEN SEA BOY
KILLED SATURDAY

jimmy Roberts, IS year old
s1n Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Rob
cts. of the Tabor City-Grcen Sea
section, was killed Saturday af-
terno0n about 2 O'Clock when he
Was tramplcd by d horse.
The lad was thrown to the
ground when the horse stepped
mo a ditch and fell. In attempt
ing to get up, the horse stepped
OF the boys chest. He was rush
Ct to doctors office here, but
did on the way.
Funeral rites were held from
til residence at 2 o'clock will?
Re-. w. +. Maring officiating and
burial was made IN the Collins
cemetery near Cren Sea.
Surviving arc the parents, q
sis or, joyce. and six brothers
Pa, Bobbic, Larry, Willie, Doug,
Las and Edwin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Bill S. Edrnunds
Named Chairman
NC. Health Group

VIM. S. Edrunds. commercial
manager Of Radio Station WENC
was advised last week of his ap.
pointrnen. as chairman of Co.
lumbus county's chapter of the
North Carolina Good Health AS
ISOLATION. The appointment was
made BIZ Harry B. Caldwell of
Durham. executive secretary Of
the statewide organization.
EdmIndS succeeds X. Clyde
Council of WananiSh, one Of the
first active supporters of the
movement in North Carolina who
has been serving as temporary
chairman until a permanent ap-
pointment could be made.
Commenting on the appoint
menc Edmunds said 1t is a pleas
ure for me to lend my efforts to
such a worthwhile program as is
being undertaken by the N. C.
Good Health Association. Mr..
Council and others have done an
outstanding job of bringing this
matter to the attention Of Co.
lumbuS county citizens and we
intend 20 keep it before them I'm
Il North Cardinals and Column
,uS coUnty'S number one need
( las been achieved: Good Health.
, EdmundS stated that local COM
uittees and a county executive
/ ccnmitt-e will be appointed to
sadly local needs and submit
+ Recommendations as t, what will
be,reqUired to provide adequate
! facilities for maintaining a high
or sandard of health for Colum-
/ NuSf~ourtv
/ IN statewide Good Health
drive has been a subject of con-
siderable interest locally and it
is believed that appointment of
local committees to study the
, problem NAV result in Columbus
! county receiving certain health
benefits if plans OF the N. C..
! Good Hath Association mater
{ ialize.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
FARM OUNSTIO

Question: When should tobacH
stalks be destroyed?
Answer: Just as quickly aft
harvest as possible, Saws Howa|
Garriss. Extension Plant paths
looist at State College He eJs
pains that this is good practi,I
in keeping down diseases AMI
when combined with crop rotd
tons, is of great service to tn
tobacco grower OF course, dis
ease resistant strains q Tobacco
should be grown on infected soil
the farmer being careful to ge
just the strain he needs. b@cars
no one tobacco is resistant t,
all diseases. Turning TIE plan
roots up To the sun so that the,
will dry out will help TO rcduc
all root diseases.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Cartrette Child
Killed BY Auto

Douglas Wayne CarWctte, -four
wear ola son Of Nh. and Mrs.
Howard Cartreljc. died IN the
Columbus County hospital Thurs
day. December 18th. from injuries
sustained Christmas Day when he
was struck down by passing
automobile in front Of his home
mere, near the Legion hut.
According TO police officials, the
-hiid darted out into the highway
rom in front of another car, and
Ihe accident was termed unaVold-
able.
Funeral rites were held Satur-
lay afternoon from the residence
f the maternal grandparents, MIR.
nd Mrs. G. c. Jacobs. Surviving
rosidcS the parents are one sis
or. iIulda Gray and 4 brother,
Jerry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03

Police Chief ". S. Waters hap
pened along IN front Of Willard
Wright'S Refrigeration service the
either dav lust as your editor Wa
writing Willard note asking
him to drop by The Tribune for
a chat regarding some stove work
we needed done. Writing him 4
parking ticket" the chief asked.
Jack LYMAN preparing for
an expected son was making sure
this week that he would not De
caught flat-fdotet!. Went and
bought him box Of choice cigars
in advance 10 he would have
them avalla41e when the blessed
event happens.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Carroll Motors
Almost Ready tor
Grand Opening

Carroll Motors, new Plymouth
and DcSota agency here and
owned and managed by B. Alton
Garrell, is almost ready for It's
grand opening. The new business,
one of the largest of its kind IN
the area. recently received the
glass for the front and that has
been installed.
Carpenters were a work this
week partitlonlng of the front
section from the repair depart
ment.
James Carroll is salesman for
the new business. Bueal Lanlef
is parts manager, y. D. Jolly Is
bookkeeper and 6. Dial Splvey Is
service manager. Garrcil, Lanier
and jolly are ali veterans Of
World War II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Planting OF Fire
Lanes Help Game

Drainage and conservation
agencies in this and adjoining
counties appear to have a COM
mon meeting ground with the
forest fire prevention authorities
in The use of fire lanes.
Naturally, the first object ut
blowing fire lanes is to lessen the
danger Of fires starting and TO
held the loss to as small area as
possible when they do start. For
this purpose wcll-plowcd lanes at
advantageous points have proven
invaluable.
The second object Of the fire
lanes is purely Incidental. This is
to SOW the plowed lanes in les
pedcza and other sccd-producin2
plants on which Wildlife, both
birds and animals, may feed.
The efficiency of the lanes for
forest fire protection IS in no way
lessened by the planting OF grass
and grain mixtures.
Any hunter or Woodsman Will
readily admit that most all Of
the quail found in this county are
found adjacent to faimlands, at
points where they can get at
I least a moderate amount of man.
produced foods. They will also
tell you that the supply of quail
! is apparently diminishing year by
year. BY planting the forest fire
lanes for the birds ami small ami
mails a great restoration OF wild
life is expected to be rapidly
brought about.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03

Question: How many branch
circuits should be provided III
wiring Il farm home?
Answer: Four branch circuits
IS the minimum for any farm
home, says w. J. Ridout, j.. En-
tension agricultural engineer at
STATE College lie also suggests
tnat you provide two sources Of
power for each room as follows:
iun the No. i circuit TO outlets
in tie kitchen ana dining Goom:j
No. = to outlets in other rooms.
SO. ; to ceiling lights in all
rooms; and Nc. 4 TO clccAic wa
ter pump and yard light. Write
the Ag .Icultu:al Editor, state
College, Raleigh, for Folder No.
65 and then consult your power
supplier OF electrical contractor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03

Question: Is H. tulr. >.p,ayp,> ~
good implement for Cultivatiit;
corn?
answer: The answer TO tEha
question is great biz no. Al
ways cultivate corn shallow. Il
you damage The root system gG
corn, You reduce your yields. J.
c. Ferguson, Extension agricuI'
tural engineer at State College
suggests the use Of wocdcr8,
spikc-tooth section harroWs
spring tooth harrows, spike t"otf
cultivatOrs and like impicncnEi
IN cultivatipg corn. You WIZ
interested i'll his simple fold
No. s., Don't piow Corn" w;
the Agricultural Editor, Sta
College, Raleigh. for a Grcc co
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
NEW LIFE

Mrs. Lucy Mills is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Smith, in
Wilmington.
Nh. and Mrs. Norman Gore
spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Osra Mills.
Little Linda Huffakcr cclcbrat-
cd her 9th birthday Sunday, Dec
cmbcr Doth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert williamson
Of Durham spent the Christmas
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
ton Fipps.
Miss Annie Lou Wright of
Charleston visited Mr.. and Mrs
r. S. Hulfakcr recently.
Mrs. A. D. Fipps Ancllc and
Elanic Riley are visiting rCla,
tivcs in Jacksonville Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
unior al ers
Give Program

Ion Sa:u- lay Decemoc- :. $50
s--.- III club oi Williams
bv2EGg High School gave a
-@.e radio program ut ".
\ , Wh.;eville. \. c.
The. were eleven r@mGarS
] sea- The speakers Were:
>.aa..N. jerry Stevens,
e ans. Naydean Ware.
e. ....a~. Carrie Williams.
r. S.uicy. Lois Williams
20 r.r-c OF the program,
u b.. -aonard at the piano
4. Norris ana Patsy But
.a- the Music. (. D.
Dr.. ",y farm agent. and
!. ,a.c,3sf, home agent,
-- resent.
Al snort rehearsal at Mr..
Fpa. .s..gc they went 10 the
foa."as.-t station where the
gan "eCr on the air after
nc, ica group went to the
I..1... .og1tr court house and
E.. ,..-- the same program
,@e ANITA. meeting Of the
l". E. reduction Credit As
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Boyd Infant
Buried Sunday

Funeral services for Dennis
Malcolm Boyd, three month old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Boyd
were held Sunday afternoon from
the sraveside at the Forest Lawn
cemetery at 3 o'clock with Rev.
CLYDE Prince officiating.
He is survived by his parents,
maternal grandparents. MIR. and
Mrs J. J. Smith and paternal
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. Will
lie Boyd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Mills-Gore Vows
Spoken In Conway

The marriage Of Miss Burncll
Mills, daughter Of Mrs. OsroMIlIs,
and Norman Gore, son Of MI
and Mrs. Kelley Gore took place
in Conway on December 2ist.
For the exchange Of VOWS the
bride wore an aqua crepe dress
with a soft grey coat and black
accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gore are at homo
presently with the groom'S par
entS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
MAIN STEM FLASHES

E. II. Hickman remarked carly
this week That he had an add
ton to his family. Quc@uonn&
him j little further W tound
that the addition was i new IT.
ter OF nine pigs.
"A gentleman came INTO the Of
flee the other day 10 place q c.as-
sificd adj for d new 1877 AUTO lie
ense plate which he had lost. The
al was drawn up to order, pad
for and all. and then he decided
he would 60 by the police sta
ton and have them be on tie
lookout fog the missing plate. 81
luck would have It, good for hitl
and bad for Us, the police la
already found the plate. No 4
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
SCOUT MEETING

The Cape Fear Area Council Of
the Boy Scouts Of America will
hold its annual banquet and
business meeting at Laurinburg
January II.
The date for the next county
court of honor has not been set
but will probably come around
the middle Of February.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Iisting. Of 1947 Taxes
Begins Here Jan. | st.

Mrs. J. Percy Brown, South
Williams Tax lister. announced
the listing started Wednesday
morning. New Years Day and
will continue through the month
with books open at the local City
Hail Mrs. Brown urges farmers
10 come prepared to give farm
census information.
Taxes mast be listed during
this month OF penalty will be
imposed, Miss Nenie HarrelSon.
county tax supervisor announced.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Fire Prevention
Stressed At School

Booklets and posters on fire
prevention are being sent to hlgh
school students in this vicinity IN
an effort to encourage the pre-
vention of woods fires announced
w. L. Shaddix of Birmingham
who was visitor in the high
school here last week.
BOYS of teen age are asked to
volunteer with a pine top when
and wherever a fire is seen IN any
woodland. Mr.. Shaddix stated:
He is secretary and treasurer OF
the Southern States Forest lire
commission.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Glenn Fowler
Loses Left Arm

Glenn Fowler, 10 year old son
OF MIR. and Mrs. GurlCy Fowler,
is reported improving at the
James Walker NJ. Hospital IN
Wilmington where he underwent
an operation TO amputatc his lett
arm Saturday morning.
The youth was playing on a
saw dust pile about three weeks
ago and took hold Of 4 high ten
sion wire. His arm was badly
burned and medical authorities
made a valiant attempt TO save
the limb.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
MUSIC CONTEST
SLATED JAN. 18th

A musical contest will be held
at the Negro school in Tabor City
on Jan. 10Th at l:S0, announced
the local Gospel Jubilee Singers,
today.
Contestants include the Gospel
Jubilee Singers, of Tabor City,
Golden Bells of Charlotte, Gold
en- Four of Lake City, Harmonic.
ers of Burlington. Silvertone OF
Conway, Golden Stars of White
vile. Four Bright Stars OF Dill
ion. Friendly Five of Rockingham
and Humming Birds of Mullins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
BACK TO BOONE

Roscoe Coleman. Orland Cole
man. Winston Shelley, A. O.
King. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Watson and Mrs. Harriet l.,
Skies have returned to Boone
where they are associated with
the Burley tobacco market, al
ter spending the holidays here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Civilian Athletic Fund Drive
Gains Momentum; New Prizes

With Saturday, JdnuaIy ii, 81
us INC GATE IUr tIC Gloss u lACf
campaign IOr DONATIONS ~ th1
atItI@uc llnu, LABOR Nity CIV
tails uIlS week were moving -
IlI,rtIs4y Iuvn awe UuilnS Tie
!, ,u-,i eek.
DusIlcss firms and individuals
cO-OpCrdtru ny uUliu,luS uOHcna VI
prizes TO GC aWarucu III auuIlluI
~ TIC new Chevrolet tIutOmuU44-.
Inc many git items were beng
asSUulUICu yesterday 1ul dlSplu%
III tne MInuUWS Ol inc ii. NJ. Cd
lCl store.
The awarding OF prizes VIII BE-
gin al t CLOCK on Saturday a
,crnoon. JANUARY II. Win Wealth
er permitting, 4 program Oh mua-
ICaI entertainment lnCludni }
phonO9raph recordings, singing
ny the Gospel Jubilee singers aha
the voice OF Happy Sam Fowler
and his banjo VIII prcccdC lie
= y
hundreds OF visitors To IabC'
City arc expected Tor the even.
II IS not necessary 10 be on hand
for The close OF Inc drive N OrGC'
TO participate in the award Of tho
automObIle,, but special prize
VIII go only TO those in the au-
dlcnCc," one Civilian Club Official
announced.
In connection with the purpose
Of this drive for funds, Dr.. II. Nj.
Williamson, chairman OF thC
athletic council, made this state
ment:
During the final week Of this
campaign, we want to emphasize
that we are asking for donations
because the improvement o.
athletic facilities for school and
community use is a worthy pro
ject. II deserves the support OF
every citizen of Tabor City anc
vicinity. Recreation is a vital ne
ccSSity to the health Of any com
munity and through this pro
gram, il is -hOpcd that VIC can pro
vide the necessary facilities. Nc
individual is proflting from this
campaign except through The
common benefits which will az.
Cruc TO all. | want to thank each
loyal worker who has given hi,
or her time to promote this drive
ana to urge that there be NJ
sIackcning of effort in the fina
week. Whether VIC accomplish
our purpose depends upon tho
next eight days"
After the Chevrolet FlcCtlint
Sedan is given away, the follow
/ ing gift items will be received by
persons present at that time:
Table Model Radio
Big Ben Clock and Coffee
Maker
Electric Iron
! Foot Stool Hassock
25 lbs. Flour
Four ScooterS
Works in BARRIERS chair
90 lbs. OF Flour
Two Cartons Cigarettes
Bucket of Syrup
100 lbs. of Salt
Tie
100 lbs. of Salt
Broom
Heating Pad
| White Broadcloth Shirt
g lbs. Flour
100 lbs. of Salt
Surprise Gift
| 20 lbs. GrltS
5 ats. OF Oil
! Shampoo and Set
! 20 Photograph Records
Electric Heater
| Fruit Cake
Grease Job
End Table
Electric Alarm Clock
u Phonograph Records
| 2 Felt Scatter Rugs
| Garbage Can
Blanket
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Sign Painter
Keeps Busy Here

Among the many bus lesses
hero that have undergone the
touch of the painters bruA in
recent days are Prince BrN hers
and Dorman's Furniture pm-
panics, Davis Jewelry, Dan'Ton
Drug Company. and Dorian S
Cleaners.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-03
Parents Urged
To Join P T A

Hrs. Clayton SpiVcy, chairman
Of 'hc Tabor City p. T. 4. Nom
Ucrsh!p committee urges all par
cnts 10 join the organization.
Mrs. SpiVcy announced 2l0
members have paid dues FOR the
1916 l947 term.