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SPoRTSWEAR

10 Orig. 1915 wsoI jersey
Jumpers ------------ 1877
J Orig. 500 Wemen's cuddls
Coot Swsotsf l,97
4 Orig. 7.95 Brown Twill Jodphurs,
AT
! Orig. s.s5 Rsyen Jersey Piey
J Orig. 500 Whit. Cotton Play
SuitS
81 Orig. 40 70 $40 Reyon and
Part Wool Jumper. postels and
dark. Sizes l2-40 -----z.3o
- Orig. 500 to $50 I & Z pc.
Bathing Suits. prints and solids,
500
- Orig. 4.ss Bethins Suits, 2
IS Orig. s.S5 Beach Robes $50
8 Orig. 500 Skirts, white, pleoted
oil around ---------3.o9
5 Orig. 7.95 and s.s5 Bathins
Suits, lostex and royon jersey,
ATT
Al Orig. Sac slsts Rubber Bethins
Caps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
Street Floor
LUGGAGE AND
UMBRELLAS

81 Orig. 5.s5 UmbrsIIos, royon,
10 rib; checks and pIoids- -z.49
~ Orig. 3.95 Women's Plastic
Roineoots, complete with CORY
ing IQsS 10y
z Orig. 24.95 Mems 2-Suiter
cose, blue conyos, white leather
trim; slightly domoged-- l1.oSs
s Orig. 1885 n" Overnight
Cases, leather bound conNos, 7.I9s
*Pfns tar
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
HANDKERCHiEFS
AND NECKWEAR

20 Orig. Las Women's Boxed
Hondkerehiefs. embroidered edges.
Ioe
80 Orig. 1888 Lace Collar end
Cuff Sets. white oniy-- sac
so Orig. 100 Mems coIored
Hondkerchiefs ---- 37e
20 Orig. z.sS Dickies, oil styles,
yellow, blue, brown, white ---47c
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

81 Orig. $50 Wemsn's Cotton
Gloves, Slipon and novelty 8Se
liz Orig. LOO Womsn's Fabric
Cloves, royon; slipon and novelty,
69e
81 Orig. 59e Wemsn's Rayon
Gloves, one Of q kind; fobrie and
mesh Observation-Disclosures z9e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

II Orig. 1873 Royen Satin and
Crepe Slips ------ see
Is Orig. l.ze Rayen Slips -79e
10 Orig. z.4s Cotton crsps Gowns,
9oe
: Orig. z.s5 Royon Crepe Slips,
black -- l.57
: Orig. 1863 Builf-Up Shoulder
Slips, white ----------- o9e
II Orig. l.9S Rayon Taffsta Slips,
eee
IS Orig. 69e Rayon Pennies z9e
s Orig. 1873 Cotton Built Up
Shoulder Slips, sizes $3.50 I.57
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
HOUSE FURNISHINGS

IS Orig. 37e Bowl Cover Sets 50
50 Orig. 100 Bod Fido
use per At.
~ Orig. s5s Stainiess Steel
Utensils ste
80 Orig. 69e Sponge Both Brush,
Ste
IS Orig. 2.sS Round Aluminium
Griddles --- 1877
81 Orig. 49e |. c. Polish,
27e per pt.
81 Orig. 1.59 !. G. Desreassr,
88e per at.
8 Orig. 1898 z-Burner Hot
rioteS 10y
70 Orig. 89e Wooden MoIIets Ste
- Orig. l.19 Bake GriIls--- 66s
Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
COATS AND SUITS

s Orig. 1875 Raineeets. royon
sotin twill; fitted; red. block;
sizes l0-l6 ----------- 8.S8
; Orig. 2z.S5 Amaritsx Fitted
Trench Goats. royon eobordine;
sizes II, Is, lS -------- o.SS
Orig. 2z.s5 Reyon FaiIIs Coot,
fitted, beIted; flame color; size IA,
1888
! Orig. 1850 cohema ceberdins
Raineoot. fitted; blue; size II,
1888
Z Orig. $3.50 AII-WooI Drsss-
maker Suits, mems wear flannel;
oroy; size 10 and D. 1914
z Orig. 1898 AII-wooI Drsss-
maker Suits. brown and green.
Size lo--------
s Orig. 1895 AII-WoeI cosuol
coots, fitted; oroy stripe 1900
Z Orig. 1895 AII-WeoI Covert
casual Box Goats, sprout green;
sizes 39-4l ---- 1900
Second E1aor
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STREET Floor
COTTON SHOP

So Orig. l.3s and l.5s Pinofose
Aprons, cotton and chintz prints
in woist style -----I.i9
81 Orig. 3.S9 Print Spun Rsyon
Dresses. washable; sizes SO to 81,
1855
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

II ~ ~ ~ u II III III III " ~
Orig. $3.50 sxs' Heavy India WooI-66. so
! Orig. 1900 4.9xe9 Oriental --------47.5O
Orig. 1890 s.ex15' Rose Leaf WiItons, 81. so
Orig. 900 sx12' Indie Drussett- 81
II Orig. 3.e5 SKIS Frinsed Morvin Russ1.77
Orig. 1895 sxlz' Reversible Chenille, 10 22
Orig. 1926 6xs' Reversible Chenille, 1873
Orig 1875 sx1z' Broodfet Rugs, Frlneed, 500
7oris. zz.s5 exo' ovol Res Russ-------l4.o7
Orig. 1875 4xe' Oval Res Rus.-------8.o7
n Orig. $50 SKIS Oval Ros Rus.------4.o
Is Orig. 3.95 24x4s" Oval Res Rus'------2.o7
Orig. 1895 sxlo' Jute Wilton Rugs, red, g. az
Orig. 1900 exI2' Oriental Design Russ-47 ar
Orig. lbs 6xs' Plaid Wool 8 Fibre Rugs. 90
Orig. $3.50 lzxl1. g Administer, rose--6o 90
! Orig. $3.50 l21ll' Administer, rose 500
] Orig. 1900 '2xl5' Fine Administer 10000
Orig. $3.50 lzxI2' Administer, ton---7o 90
Orig. 1926 ASKS Administer, texture--1O.o5
! Orig. 1850 3.7xlz' Administer Runner OK
! Orig. 1850 3.3xI2' Administer Runner X M
Orig. 34.e5 3.zxIz' Carved Wilton TX ak
Ruos-Thtrd Floor
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MEMS CLOTHING

8 Orig. 1926 U. S. Rubber Roin-
Goods, ton; sizes 40-46---- ATT
l Orig. 1913 Points, all wool. green
tweed; size 50 ---- ZOO
Z Orig. 1875 Raineoots. ton COB
ordine; size 40 ------6.oo
z Orig. $500 Atwood Topcoots,
novy blue; sizes AZ and a., 1900
s Orig. 7.8o Bedford Cord SIoeks,
brown; sizes %, 80; wool content
lobeled NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIT
a Orig. 1913 AH-WooI Pants,
herrfnebones;; blue. brown; sizes
1886 40
IS Orig. 3.s9 Cotton Stocks,
stripes; slight irreeuIors; sizes
1894 ------- 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08
HOSIERY

IS Orig. I.zs FuIi-foshionsd Nv.
Ions, IS gauge; seconds; broken
sizes -------------- 79e
III Orig. 1875 45-seuss AII-,iIk
Hose, 3-threod; irreouIor; broken
IoI Orig. 79e IS Gauge Royon
Hose, irreeulors; broken sizes SOC
IS Orig. 75e mo Seam" Rayon
Hose, perfect Sc
1877 Orig. TIC mo Seem" NyIor
Hose, mill mends;; broken sizes.
4os
SO Orig. zse Foosiefs, sizes sl5-
lOR; royons, cottons- Ies
81 Orig. 29e chiIdren's Ankles.
seconds; broken sizes lie
Street Floor
LAMPS & MIRRORS
, Orig. 5.os Rayon Bridse Lam.
Shodes. u" ribbon trim 4Ax
] Orig. 1913 Bronze Smokes.
heoyy metol os is -- SD
! Orig. 1898 Chine Toble Lam.
white, fIoroI decoration, metof
mounting, shade --s al
II Orig. 2.9s ~" Rayos TebIS
Lsmp Shades, soiled; sold as IS.
4ss
u Orig. 5.7s PIostie Boudo;y
Lemp and Shade, pIostic base, ]
3.99
] Orig. 1893 Oil Pointing, copys
with heavy large gold fronne, 1881
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GtTEeL FlOO
: HANDBAGS

IS Orig. 800 PIostie Potent and
Plostie Golf Handbags ---z.54s
So Orig. 1.29 SIaek Boys, oil
ground Upper cIosine---- LIT"
Is Orig. LOO Summer Hondboas,
mesh or plostic;; new coIors- Sic"
sPius Tar
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-08

coRSETS and GIRDLES
so Orig. LIS to ZOO Odd Lot Of
Brossisrss, excellent uplift ---49e
rs ORIG. 500 Elastic Stretch Cor
selettes. uplift bra tops ----2.59
4 Orig. 500 Front Clasp, Front
Lace Corsets, heavily boned, 2.s9
II Orig. $50 SIipon Girdlss,
short. with leno-elostic sides, 99c
40 Orig. $50 to sos Odd Lot Of
Girdles and Corsets, broken sizes,
ZOO
10 Orig. $50 Odd Lot Of Mesh
Carter Belts, slight irreauIors, z9e
20 Orig. $50 10 1000 discontin-
ued styles Of ''WHIRLEzE" Cir
dies --------------4.50
20 Orig. $50 Panty GirdIes, Iostex
sides, Upper closed, lightly front
8 Orig. $50 kyion EIsstie slipen
Girdlss. <l2-in. length -----l.59
20 Orig. 500 Extro Heavy, Extra
Long Rayon EIastie Girdles --2.9e
] Orig. $50 Stretch GirdIss, soiIed
and hondIed, first quoIity----69e
"a Orig. $50 DeIustrsd Satin
Corseleftes. semi-stepin, uplift
z Orig. 500 corseisttss, we'll
boned. side hook, size 81 only,
ZOO
"a Orig. 100 Breeads Garter
Belts, front boned -----84e
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LINGERIE

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The frontiersman., 1947-04-26

in for Saldovia Air, will pr obably r 3turn to anchorage at the end of next week. Mir ". !Hhito operates on An chor age-bas cd air s 5rV ic 3.
 Tho Of flee of S3l- dovia Air Sarv ic g, which has b9on loc att Cd next door to the pos toffico, will be nov ed to fir t-floor ouGr tors in Seld Ov ia House when Mr /. H3rr r 5turns fr on Anchor-
The frontiersman., 1947-04-26

E0 ~ Z Rf OITH
 IS BfT7ER, &OON VIII BE 8 AC X
 Ed Mor 3di tn, who l 7ft Saldovi ia for sur gical tr 34 tn ent in POr u and saV ral weeks go, now is ra- pidly rocovar ing in strongth, it was learn 3d here this W59k. Mir. Mar edith is now so W31l that he 9xp ects to return to S3ldovia carly in May.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-26

SElDOVIA AIR
 ASAlN IN SKIES
 Seldovia Air Ser vice will got back it's wings carly n9xt waek, when Q new Sea- be- is expec tod to arriva hero, Earl Herr announced this we eE.
 Mir. H3rr and Dick who will fly th3 plano, loft for Anchor age with pilot Harry T.hito yesterday morn ing to pick up th9 ship. They plan to spend 2 Gay or two flying into the In- terior, but will be back in S3ldovia at the first Of ne xt Wook.
 Plans for the pur- chaso of . IT. imm5r have not boon aban- doned, MT. Herr sta- ted. Th3 Scab53 will be Us 3d til the maouf ac tur3r can 9f- feet G3liv5ry of thA~ IT. inlnn3r.
 Harry "'lhit9 of White Air Servic 5, who has b3on fill ing 7 .- ~ ,~ ,> >.~
The frontiersman., 1947-04-26
1G1H0DIc15 Pl AN 0tLux6 DINNER
 To RAI:t FuNos

Soldovi ans are re- minded to plan to dine vi tn the M5tho- Gists tomorrow in the kitchen Of So1 dovia Pack CTS.
 A full-c our s tur- key dinner, as well as snor t rders and dass erts are included on the menu planned by the Womon of the Me tn oGis t chur ch. Proc 5 eds fr on the dinner will be used to start a building fund with which to ra-build the pr 5s ent church.
 Dinner will be s arv5d pr omptly at noon end ord CTS will be filled cont inuOus- ly until 8 p.m. to- morr oW even ing. A c compl etc menu is pr inted els eWher9 in this pa per.
The Republican., 1947-11-27
Suit Filed Against
Mayor and Council

\ suit against the Mayor and Town
Council Of Oakland asking $1,000
damages. was entered at the court
house on Tuesday by naiio Fazzalari
hy William II. Geppert, Cumberland
attorney.
In the suit is is claimed the town
elevated the grade on Liberty street
in front Of his property, widcned the
street, dumped fill dirt onto his prop
elty. allowing surface water to drain
onto his property, and that he is I'M
able to use the garage ON his prop
erty.
The suit also claims that because Of
this action the value Of the property
has deprecated. The attorney stated
his client elected to have The ease
tried before q jury.
The Republican., 1947-11-27
WILLOUGBY S. CHESLEY

Willoughby s. Chesley, 80, retired
Washington lawyer and former vice
president of the Aetna Casualty and
Surety company died unexpectedly
at his home in Washington, on Satu-
day afternoon. November %. Death
occurred as he was sleeping.
A native Of Fort Washington, Md..
The Republican., 1947-11-27

LIVE STOCK
One Registered Hereford Bull, 8
registered Cows, ages i to 7 years;
10 2-year-old registered HeiterS,
bred; Is head Calves, registered, part
heifers and part bulls, Herefords; i
Sholtholn Cows, / Shorthom Bull
Calf ! Shorthorn Heifer Calves, IS
head 2-year-old Heifers and Steers,
Shorthorns. All Cattle T. E. and Bang
Tested, 5 head Shoats, II Pigs, -
weeks old; G-year-old Pony, height
r. inches
FARM MACHINERY
/ VI talmall Tractor, with starter
and lights, in good shape, | farmall
B Tractor with starter and lights, with
hydraulic 2-Way ploW; | 2-roW Corn
Cultivator, hydraulic lift; l Inter
national T. ID. 8 craWler Tractor with
bulldozer blade and winch, in good
shape; ! all-stecl International Ma
nure Spreader, horse or tractor; hy-
draulic Horne manure or dirt loader
for N. Tractor, hillside PloW, new;
! Wagon with Hay Ladders, / 2
section Tractor Harrow, l 1l-hoe
Mccormick Deering Grain Drill for
tractor or horse, D 40 1910 3-ton
International Truck, on good rubber,
! 1912 Chrysler 4-door sedan, High
lander, unde, seat heater, all good
rubber; new Motorola Auto Radio,
l new Spotlight lot of new and used
Tires. 600-l6, G50-16, S25-900, 1 1912
2-door 5-passenger Chevrolet Coupe,
good rubber l 36-inch steel Pulley, l
2-inch steam Governor, l Meyers
Flnctlic plmD and Tank
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
Pvt. Bill Fowler
Enters AAF Class

Gcigcr Field. Spokane. Wasi,. -
January Il. l947-?vt. William
Fowler oG Tabor City. y. c.. laa
Begun training as IN Aviation Gn-
2incCr Of the Army Air Forces al
,-;rlgo" Field. Spokane. Washing
tOn, according 70 word received
today from Colonel Eric Dougun.
Commanding Officer.
The many akille@ subjects,
taught al the AAF Aviation En-
ginecr School. %UcI as repair and
operations OF aul0mOtlVc equip
m@nt. tractors and graders used
N airport ana highway construc-
Ion, should prov" of inc<ilmablc
value as q future civilian uccu-
patton. Drafting, surveying and
carpentry are some OF the ether
subjects taught al The EnginG2
Training School.
Upon completion OF his train
ing, The new Aviation Engineer
soldier will probably be ass 9nctj
to an Aviation Engineer unit.
These units are an integral part
of the Army Air Forces and have
dis their mission the performance
u all engineer work needed BY
The Air Force 5 mall theatcrs of
operations.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
Mrs. Carrie Norris
Dies On Monday

Mrs. Carrie Norris died in the
Southport hospital Monday morn
ing after short illness. Funeral
services We're held in Bladenbogc
ut the home of Il daughter. Mrs
Magdalinc Edwards. ii 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Lo-
~enza Todd officiating. Tntcrment
vas made in the ChadhOurr
cemetery.
Mrs. Norris was d;.ughte: of
he late Neal and Mary SIM
mons of Brunswick COUNTY and the
widow Of the late D. c. Norris
Surviving are three daughters.
Mrs. Fannie Pate Of noris. Mrs.
Magcialene Edwards of Bladen-
boro. ana Ms. Eunlce Lee Pope
Of Lol'iS: tWo sens William Nor
is and Vance Norris of Ash: five
brothers, Wander Simmons of
Bolton. VHnce Simmons. Reist
Simmons, ISSiac Simmons and
Woodrow Simmons OF Ssh; also
surviving are three sisters in
Guiding Mrs. Barllie Inman OF
Ash and Mrs. SuSna McKeithan
g LI,1-o,tC,-i11n
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
Orhin Fowler
Hurt In Wreck

Orbir Fowler, lS-Year-old
Tabor City high school stud
ent and star athlete. sustained
broken pelvis lore and Sc
we're cuts and bruises Sunday
afternoon when the jeep he
was driving overturned and
pinned him underneath.
The accident took place on
curve on the PirewaY Read.
nine miles east 70 Tabor City
near the john Norris Lake.
Billy Norris, Lloyd Fowler
and Ford Fowler. who were
with bin in t:,e irc2 rTca;r
c. with .aincr iacarati3"
Wick did rot require neti.
Cal attention.
You're Fowler was carried
to the Columbus county hes
pitel in Whitcville where his
condition is reported as fay
cradle.
Crbin played left erd or
the Red Devils football! squad
last season ard has beer a.
outstanding Basketball and
baseball piayer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
Bill Hooks Asks
For Farm Plan

Farmers in Columbus County
arc requested to prepare q l94i
Farm Plan for their farm win
the Community Committeeman
on Saturday. Janu2"N u.
Bill Hooks. Chairman of the
County AAA Committee. stresses
the importance % preparing an
accurate farm plan. The intorma-
ton on these plans is uScd IGl
many r'rpOsrS over Il number OF
wears. Recently it has been nee
esary 10 gather information IRON
them for the past eight years.
Conservation payments and the
materials such as lime, Sup@r-
phosphate, Austrian Wlnl"" peas
ItaIian rycgraSS, vetch and Grim
son clover ar3 granted the county
an the requests farmers make on
these farm plans. The office is
not permitted TO request more
:.,ohey or materials than the
farmnr" have asked To use during
the entire year.
Payment may be made in l947
ca * following: Lining mater
Ills. Phosphate. Potash, Winter
cove crops. Small grains, Per
mgncnt Pasture seedlings, Ter
racing. Contour row crops. Open
ditch drainage. Tile drainage, Fo"-
rs: ire protection. Forest plant
ing. Installing tile farm bridges,
The meeting places for prcpar-
ne !arm plans on Saturday IN
thiS ;.ea are rs follows:
soath Fair Bluff, Fair Bluff
School: North Tair Bluff. Fair
Bluff School: Cerro Gorcju, Ccrro
Gordo School: Cedar Grove. Ger
20 Gordo Radio Shop: Cherry
Grove. Q. w. Wiliiamson'S Sta
lion: Molli2. s. G.. Longs Store:
Beaverdam. williams School;
Clarendon. Mrs. Stephens Store:
Tabor City, Tabor City Legion
FInl: Sandy Plains. Morris Sta
tior-Sandv Plains: GuidcWay,
Guicicwav School: Bug I'LL. Sin
clair Cores Store: East Lees,
Mrs. w. J. Simmons Store: West
Lees. Lennon Wards Store;
North Lees. Tom Hills Store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
Waccamaw Bank
Holds Meeting
OF Stockholders

X. Clyde Council OF Wanna
nIsh. president. told the stock
holders of the WaccamaW Bank
and Trust company d; 4 meeting
in WhiteVille Friday evening that
the earnings in 1916 We're the
best in the bank history. He
stressed that while the bank Will
reach the age Of u years IN
March. il is still growing, and
reiterated the policy OF the bank
in retaining IN its capital a SUB
stan,ial part OF earnings. with
returns to stockholders represent
&C by appreciation n value o.
stock rather than entirely through
dividends.
All officers and directors We're
reelected, and seventy I'VE PEI
cent OF the stockholders were IN
attendance.
Executive Vice President. J. n.
Coburn pointed out ii making
the annual report that the most
significant change n the 1910
statement OF condition as COM
0sre6 with l945 was III the change
of capital account. During the
wear al outstanding preferred
stock n the amount OF Si6.OO0.Oo,
owned bv the Reconstruction FL
nance Corporation. was retired.
ne said. The common capital was
Increased from S54.G0G.0O to 500
10000 and S2G0.G00.00 added sur
plus. increasing ms account 70
$500. 10000. The total capital ac-
count MAS increased from S52' :
1858 1t the beginning OF the
wear TO S932.2l5 90. aS shown by
our wear erd statement. THIS sub
Stant,al increase OF capital rundS
IN the amount of 1904, 1887. was
made possible by The very salts
factory earnings 10: the year. anC
the sale OF +.400 shares to new
stockholders. TElS offering oi
new stock was we'll received II
each community served by our
nine officers. and gives evidence
Of their interest and support. we
welcome these new stockholders
IN our organization.
Looking 10 the future NJ. Co
burn advised d conservative
course until business trends some
definite indication of the nations
future economy. AS we begin the
New Year. there are both favor
able and unfavorable signs IN
business. OF trend Of prices 10,
the year would dictate the adop-
ton OF a conservative course and
the constant adjusting CT our
sales to meet the changing bus.
mess winds that Will hencefortE
prevail"
Reelected members of the
board OF directors ore K. Clyde
Council. DR.. r. c. Sadleg, J. S.
Bowers. Glenn F. StrOle, J. y
Coburn. c. L. Tate. W. B. Len
non and B. L. NeSmith. II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
w M u Meets
Wednesday

The Woman's Missionary IN
ion of the Mount Tabor Baptist
church met at the residence of
Mrs. w. F. Cox on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. b. l.. Ncsnlth.
il. was in charge of the program
entitled The World People To-
day" Mrs. c. G.. Wcstmorcland
spoke on "Pcoplc." Mrs. Nesmith.
Non Christian Religion Of the
World" and Mrs. Robert Soles
concluded the program in speak
ing on Goods Message For All
People,. Mrs. Cox delivered the
devotional message.
The Dula McGougan circle of
The w. NJ. U. met with Mrs. A. T.
Rogers on the proceeding Wed
ncsday and the Leila Memory
MILAN circle met with Mrs. Rose
Carroll.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
Local Concern
Named Dealer
Of Robbie-Kar

In an announcement made re-
Gently by D. H. Kelly, head OF
the Tabor City Motor Co., it was
disclosed that they have beer
appointed dealers in this area fol
the new loW-priced Bobbi- kal
which is being produced al Biz,
mingnam, Alabama.
The local firm was appointed
as part OF a 5000 dealer nation,
al distributing system which Is
being set up to handle sales OF
he remarkable 80 inch Whee
base car which is reported to gel
IS high as IS miles TO a gallon OF
gas.
The Bohbi-kar will offer un-
usual economy and comfort which
has been heretofore unknown ir
the light-car field. said Mr.
Kelly. "and we fully expect that
-rithin the next two years the
Bobbi-kar will be one OF the
major factors in the automobile
field"
Bobbi Motor Car Corporation
manufacturers of the new auto
mobile, is headed by George D
Keller. formerly head OF the
Studebaker Corporation and Roy
H. Faulkner. formerly president
of Auburn Motor Company and
Vice President Of the Pierce Ar
row. Cars are now being produc-
ed in the birmingham plant for
the national show in New York
which will be announced shortly.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
Daisy Section
Man Succumbs
Saturday Morning

james Wilson Carter. proml-
aent farmer of the Daisy section
of Horny county, died early Sat
rrdav morning after a lingering
Illness. Funeral rites We're held
ct the Simpson Greek church
SUNDAY afternoon at 200 with
Rev. Grady Cox officiating. 49,
sisted by Rev. J. Robert Carter
and Rev. B. G. Gleaton. Inter
ment was made in the Carter
cemetery.
Mr.. Carter was born Jan %:
1875. son of the late Elmo and
Annie J. ReaVeS Carter.
Surviving arc his wife, the
former MiseS Nola Smith: three
daughters. Mrs George +. Har.
dee. Mrs. II. T. Hardw!ck AND
Mrs. F. W. Lawiess: three sons;
Jessie. Wilson and Rupert: and
one brother, J. ]. Carte.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
1Duiip 9tcp, FLASHES

he hundred than any other mar
ket in North Carolina last season
and is worthy Of the recognition
as Tobacco City.
il. Lewis. Arnold Jessup ano
Ralph Inman head the two fun,
eral homes in Tabor City anc
thereby lies a tale for the Believe
It Or Not column Mr.. Lewis, OF
the Lewis Funeral Home, ano
both JeSsup and Inman. of the
Jessup-Inman Funeral Home, are
fathers of three children. In al
three families, the first child borr
was a girl and in all three fam
lilies the other two members o!
the household are twins. Witt
Mr.. Lewis it was twin girls. with
Mr.. Inman it was twin boys anc
with Mr.. Jessup it was boy ans
a girl.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
Ronald Hause
Born In Penn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth HauSe
announce the birth of son, Ron
aid Drake. weighing eight pounds
and one ounce. at the Somerset
Community hospital. Somerset.
Pa. on January End.
Mrs. Hause is the former Miss
Mary Lell Williamson. daughter
If Mrc. Mary Williamson Of Ia
hor CITY. She is y graduate OF
n,c Tabor CITY SCHOOLS and was
o.n3lovcd hv the Western Union
Tc'eor"rh CO. in Wilmington and
Nov Work City prior to her mar
ri"oc in August, l945.
NJ. House is a veteran having
served three years in the Euro-
neo1 fold Of operations.
Mrs. Williamson is SnNnflng
some time in Somerset with her
iaughter and was there to vel
come the new arrival.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
.Cagers Clash
Here Tonight
With WhitevilIe

The basketball tearne o.
Whit2vills and Tabor City
high schools Will clash liz Ia
Dor City gymnasium Friday
evening al 80. coaches S. W.
Cs:uso and Miss Clara Sweat
announced early in the wccl..
These two cid rivals in
SPORTS competition we're I'M
able to work cut schedule
difficulties during the foot
ball season. bat will fa1e ea-n
ether in the three maic:
srorts-hsskethGli. baseball
end foctbsll in 1877.
Friday night Will mar: the
first engagement and atttli-
dance is expected 10 pack tIlc
gym 10 the raitcrS ecr the re-
ilcw:l Of sports rolatior3 be
tween tho two schools.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
FALLS DEAD

William Irving Fiynt. G9.
Kcrncsvillc. suffered heart
tack and fell dead in IN a..
Just off Main street in WI.
vile Saturday night at $40. .
Flynt was visiting his s"a. Fl.'
FLINT. WhitcHi!lc bm'hrr {.
o"npr Hugh Nance condGc'"@
investigation and deemed IN D
quest unnecessary. 4 !"r''.
examination indicated tn,
died Of natural causes.