davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-01-23
ROOMS WANTED.

RETIRED BUsINEssWOMAN wants two
unfurnished rooms: basement preferred:
must be light Box 10-H. Star. "a
YOUNG MAN, law student. desires room
with private bath. NV. section: $50 week
Box 25-H. Star. ~
GENTLEMAN, Christian, Govt. employe
wants privilege for photographic hobby
private home, residential about $50; Mac
Arthur blvd area. Box 6S-H. Star
APARTMENT or rooms with bath for 4
GEORGETOWN University vets. Box a4.H
NATURE WOMAN wants warm, single
room in NV. section: would like board
MI; 3Ss3 before II am ox ait,
we have large list of exclusive clients
Call NO. 3239 from 1890 am. to pm
Evening star., 1947-01-23
HOUSES EXCHANGED

YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE desire to ex-
chanse unlurnished six.room house, NV,
for unfurnished two bedroom house. Must
be reasonable. Call after p,m.' EU $3.50.
FURNISHED HOUSE. bedrms.. best n. W.
section, reasonable rent; exch. for 2-bedrm.
ap1, Box 446-G, star t,rr Nj hon se
in Arlington for house or apartment in
New Haven or Waterbury Conn, area. Box
30O-G, Star x"
WILL TRADE 5-rm. and bath Cape Cod, IN
NV. D. C., for house on acre or more IN
nearby Md EN- 1869.
WILL EXCHANGE s-room. 4-bedroom,
modern. furnished house, vicinity .Oth
and Monroe sts. NE. for small unturn apt
in downtown area. Box 400-G, Staf. -26
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Ap1- HOUSES FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN APT. centrally located, near
Government bldgs.; rented $4,000 ys year;
CoLLEGE PARK APARTMENT, 74o2 Co
Iumbia ave 3 units CT 3 rms. and bath
lot. S25. 900. ROBERT MAGEE. RE. TAO
VERY GOOD CoNDITIoN-Goodl loca ton: !:
oil heat; will net over 10eo; less than
$50. 900 investment required; excel op,-,
portunity for future apprecia ton; Call
Mr.. Mitchell, with ROBERT L. McKEEVER
CO. Realtors, Shoreham Bldg, Ma. 47oo
ewes CH 1000. Ext AZ
Evening star., 1947-01-23
HOUSES UhEuRhIsHEp.

IRVING ST. NV. facing Rock Greek Park,
house. having loft entrance hall, large
bedrooms, , tiled baths 2 fireplaces, !,
porches, detached garage, large basement
available for immediate lease at Sl75 mo.
to responsible adult family permanently
loratad in n C. Box 491-G, Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
ROOMS EuRhlsHEp-s.E. end s.w.

NEAR NAVY YARD, 1877 18th St Sc
ssrss ss6 1Fen' WS eaeS aSSm Ii M 57sS twin os''
DUNBAR INN, 103 c st, Sc, nr, Capitol
Singles S5 and 81 per v'k: dbles., $40
and Sl2 Connecting nm, suitable for 3
or 4 So wk. each -2h
ia 1Ith ST S.E.--Large front rrn.. End
A. windows. for , or 3 clean, quiet
adults: mr. Navy Yd and Armory; S25 ca.
per month. FIR. S943. -23
Evening star., 1947-01-23
ROOMS EURNlsHED-Norhwest.

NSSNNS
HOTEL EMERY: 1872 G ST. NV, two
81 5o-S2, so single: 50 5o-S4 double; also
special discounts: elevator maid service service
HOME Hf5siff FOR Re RutssIINEssMAN Chevy Chase
nTST from SInr' doWntown: ali convenienees; 81
YssSy Ysss yt>aRaHaM IlS Mtsry 81 n double
laundry PRIVILEGES. RA. $3.50 Us
GAYToNIA sia lSsh st asyrAl "A SS ICONS q,
doubles, So and s4; weekly rates tran
4si;S I'VE AGLTiuRAs HOTEL, 1909 18th St.
quoted; dining room in building. NO. si45
rse twin 2s sse afn st. st ool also s5s
GoRDoN GO Don H6TEL. Sh "?3Ej sI6 10Th st nw-pble
@fhr: eIey and switshboard service tSd c,;11,n5 ill.,"
Bsth; twin beds radio; telephone; reading
DTSowIETowN Do Ea LocarIoN-Nexly deco
rated rooms; permanent guests s. So
single; - 80, double $50 s. 0Tri foT rooms, PMS
Apply manager. EBBlTT HOTEL Gun
III III Vi sT.GDesirable. weil-turnished
rooms, large and small. for empl. people.
as4s ,4th ST. NV. Apt. s. gentlemen
TO share rm. with another gentleman
twin beds: s6 ca; 70: s464
room 3 single beds; Sl5 per week AD
aS1S.
5SI4 9Th ST. N.W.-Single. nicely furn,
dble bed, phone and laundry. privileges;
j !, blks from 5th ST. express bus; gentle
home; girl only; S3s per mo. GE. sl39
DUPONT ARMS. 1897 21st st. NV. LARGE
double room twin beds. maid service;
close in; $50 each; select clientele. co
o6nS.
THE JANIS. 1921 p st w.--Nicely
furnished double room, single b"ds, large
closets, laundry PRIVILEGES; SO mo; girls
cnly -
HOTEL 1t40 r. L. AVE. N.W.-sineles. SIS
Wk; dbies, Sl2 wR.: with private bath. Sic
wk.. maid service. stoker heat. ID
Evening star., 1947-01-23
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

WANTED BY FEB. 26-3. or room apt,
D. C. or Virginia: no children or pets
Phone Me. 1926. -
EDITOR, permanent resident. national or
gan, urgently needs two bedroom apt. or
small house; prefer Va. GIL. 3066. 2Ss
Evening star., 1947-01-23
pooAs IINElJPNIsHED

LARGE UNFURNIsHED front married
couple only; use of kitchen optional; Box
CoLORED-eO ST. NV rms, kitch-
en- and bath: ladies preferred. AID. 1897.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
co-opERArIyL APIS. FOR SALE

NV"VTINNETVE ~ ". - " --r- -.
TiLDEN GARDENS. Conn. ave- rooms,
2. baths, entrance-hall foyer: vacant;
I4I9 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-3 rooms. Sleep
ing porch. kitchen and bath: furnished OF
iInfurnished: no children or pets; SIG. 600
For inspection. apply Apt. 16, 3rd moor.
frnn1 n & % m. -
Evening star., 1947-01-23

yoNGREssMAN's sECY. desires furnishes .,s
SON MIR. Voss, MA. 3l"o. Ext. 4tiS al
I R'Sh. oR BED Bedroom furn. house or apt by
ATmy TO oss5 $500 nex can N Du1on 1on asss alter
GOVT. & o EMPLoYE wife and child desire
2 bedroom unfurnished house; sloo mon'h' aa.
OFFICER AND FAMILY need e-3 bedroom
house or apt by Feb. /, RE. 600: Ext
Will PAY MOS. ADyANCE-Army col,
ssasGon P9Sas 9o66L6SI dss4es ssHpER 3 rsst ss
Thn ha nfs heSr Of
s ZOO. Ext; 5a5t, rar,r psa ARMY -, col
bedroom house, pref, AleN or Arl.: torceo
to mo move from present home by JAM 81
H1lvi HAVE FURNIITURE for 20. or more rooms.
II you have. house that size can q. no
ARMY MAJOR, wife and. a-yg:-old daugh-
lore March arrival of new baby If un-
furnished, f will pay mos rent in advance
Cell WI. $40.
EVICTION CASE--5 quiet adults need j., T.
bdns. NJ NV fanny on nesPby G sub1rbsn needs
large liy. rm.,, garage, or peobr5ms' eb5
MI 1908 bet. and d. 10
bedroom house, S75-Sl5 so. preferabS 9n-
1as9soofRa FA9hoR re- PEI io0 g. EXT sstefssf? 70
SWA0S.piaN W0 1SIl sySqoRRfEiR ySoRfERNMENT
auires a-bedroom house, :; in family; up TO
$Wo Oh RE rHkHf ttef bnaAbRdSa nA5 5Ss unturn
care aseS assured. s.d Best refs AD, 1918. 20.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD for gentleman single
rm, bath; transp. to Walter Reed and
Health Center. Good home cooking. own
meat, eggs, milk and butter; in adult home
PL l3Go %
Evening star., 1947-01-23
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BOXER

heAtF sa SfossS *ffsiSH e '1Rs %
ai1i HoLLYwooD KENNELs-Board! bath
t9s and sroomlns cocker ctaG sp9niel puppies
o and outside m runs, each separately ken:
neled excellent food personal care and
KRfss Rfe;oH: KRoss SoeiS RENNEIs Lee hwy near
6oGs ASp Phns e.Ts baaTded PnTa9 Week ends
93ssh 2ss,ss sss KEN
NFsS f*I ca1n Sas wq Board your
mel Individual indoor kennels with privat,
outside runs FaRM ats ptsEENSpA aaa
Gaithersbure "51, HO- 1868
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. reg, S15
ses cosckRRR e - sFAASitl PIP black l. - vks;
day Sat and Sun, 1924 Jennings I'd, Ken
GREAT DANE PUPS. Axe reg; DO you
want to buy a loving dog with per
sonality2 Then, phone Alex. o42o.
GREAT PYRENEEs PUPS for sale; all
white thoroughbred, registered and OF
champion breed. weaned, ready, to leave
approximately l30 pounds weight and
stand about 36 inches hish; Siberian an
excellent around children: easily, trained:
despite size no more expense to teed tnan
ordinary dogs. price. Sls5 each. Call
evenings RoBT. W SMITH. TaneytoWn
dHAH tH9IT HAS MP Hau. snow dog: res. Axe;
housebroken. 1ols 10th st. ne. No 4
GREAT PYRENEES PUPs-AKC reg. They
suggest snow-white St. Bernards. hmm de-
livery, S75 ND. WA. 0T36 -@6
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, dark reds
and hlonds; champion cocker at stud.
Rockville 2644 "A
PTPPiES-Boxer and cocker mixed sell
very Gil 1860. ~
CHfHUaHJjAG Manchester puppy. s.
mo old female. $50. IA. q lia-J. "a
COCKER AT STUD. buff; Axe My Own
line price. female puppy. EN-. 5799 IA
COCKER. male 5 months; honey color
finest bioooline. housebroken: Moving
cant keep him. Call OW. 5S13. 20
DALMATIAN PUPPIES, thoroughbreods
TR. 221t. -2a
FANCY PIGEONS, satinettes, blondinettes
black fsntails and others; reasonable
prices RE. t142. Ext, 4240, o to :.
AT STUD, thoroughbred Stockdale cocker
spaniel black and white beauty, has pa
pprs registered Axe MI 2S30. 20
Evening star., 1947-01-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

INTERNATIONAL OFFICIAL, Hollander,
with permanent situation in Washington,
would like to rent three or TOUR pedroom
house in coed residential neishborhood;
excellent references. Write Box So. T.
Star. 20
COMMANDER, U. s. n, permanent duty
Navy Dept, needs well ll-turnished or 8
bedroom house, about st OF FEBRUARY;
NV, adjacent Md. Arlington, Alexandrla
or Falls Church: immaculate care 5e. 5sier
ences TIE. 1907. "a
CLAIM ADJUSTER, wife and S-yr.-old girl
no pets; 3-bedrm. unfurnished house, DE-
sirable suburban. 20-mlle RADIUS; Can or
write ROY HAYS, in care Standard AcGl-
dent Insurance Co, 10"6 Investment biog
GOVT. ECONOMIST, perm. must vacate
house. urgently needs e-3 bedrm unfurn
CAPTAIN U. s. n. permanent duty. wl1e.
no children or pets, wants house or apt,
furn. or unfurn, in Arlington or vicinity
willing 70 pay up to S170 month Teie-
phone RE 400. Ext. 231. Saturday
Sunday, and evenings telephone OV. o6i9
PERMANENT. GOVT. EMPLoYE needs "a
bedroom unfurn. house or apt. In ~ O.
refer furnished. SH 614S. 20
bedroom house or apt, fur or un.urn.; ,,,nI L.
help us RE 600. Ext. $3.50, to .. 23'
CHALLENGE-Famly, 4 children, = I,
6, g. wagered some one knows OF . or :
bedrm house, furn. or unfurn., up 10 Sl.o
mo rent. local or suburban: lmmeolate
occupancy: Govt reference. co, 3g6o -..'
5-ROOM HOUSE, unfurniShed, Tor Navy
couple with one child. boy of ,. Gil Sl5o.
Evening star., 1947-01-23

CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10

Bill Edmunds' little badges
with a No. | painted ever the
Stale OF North Carolina have
boca worn by many persons dur
inc the week. Created consider
..blc questioning too. Al least
a dozen persons were heard IN
4uiring as TO what the badges
meant.
AL Williams just wouldn't
smoke a cigar given TO him al
his weeks Rotary meeting by
Sam jackson. Seems Al figured
he cigar came from D. A. Blue
md with Mr.. Blue and Nj. Viii
Iiams competitors in the fertilizer
business. well. Al just kind OF
figured that the cigar might be
loadcd or something.
Ernest L. Graham has return
ed to- Tabor City with mis- tailor
ing business. AS you know, Mr..
Graham's wife died suddenly
several weeks ago and he has not
been in his office here since that
time until this week.
1t happened like this the other
day. A man walked into the Ia
Dor City Merchants Association
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
RFCOpE)EE'S
COURT

The following cases were tried
in Recorders court this week:
Edward Dewey Ray, driving
drunk, etc: :!X months OF $50 ani
costs and good behavior los two
wears.
Sale Scott. possessing non tax
ed WniSkoy for sale and selling
WhIskey: - months or fine OF
500 and costs.
Haricc Lee. no operators IL
cGnSe: costs.
Roxie Kcrkser, improper
brakes: costs.
G. Formy DuvaI. improper
brakes: costs.
Elizabeth Ballard. no operators
license: costs.
jules Higgins. no operators
licenses: $40 antl costs.
w. S. Avant, driving drank:
SIX months or $50 fire and costs.
David Hooper Atkinson. rcck-
less driving, ETC: 30 days o" d
fine of S25 and costs.
Mingo Wright. possessing Whis-
KEY: - months or a fine OF SiUU
and costs. ,
II. f. Ward. carrying concealed
weapon; GO days or a fine OF
$50 and costs.
W. Leon Long. reckless driv-
ing: 80 Gays or fine 81 SO and
costs.
Norman Talmadgc. driving
without lights, 50 days OF the
costs
Wesley w. Long. assault, 80
days or SIG and costs: Pearl
Register not guilty.
Benjamin F. Eoyd. carrying
co?ccaI"d weapons. etc: SiN
rnntH: or $50 anh costs.
iI2.E!In Iyrc". pubic drunk
cnaSS. costs.
Hcary L. Cumbc". assault. 80
DAYS or sic fine and costs.
Arthur L. White. impropc.
brakes: costs: Sam Hunt imprpp-
er brakes; cost.
Rosie Freeman and Caricl!e
Fireman. trcspaEs and assault:
plead guilty 20 simple assault:
90 days and costs.
James YEARLY High, improper
passing: 80 days or 500 fine and
costs.
Harvey Mobiles. reckless driv-
ing: so days o. a fine Of $40 end
costs.
Samuel Williams. carrying
concealed weapons. etc: six
months or $50 fine and costs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
J. Fl. Frink, Il,
Dies Tuesday

James Harvey Frink, y, well
known Tabor City sewing ma
chine mechanic. died at his home
on route |. ChadbOurn early
Tuesday after 4 long illness.
Funeral services We're held
from the Pleasant Hill church,
near Chadbourn, Thursday after
noon at 500 with Rev. Guy Will
IiamS officiating. interment was
made in the church cemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Sarah Emma Frink, three
sons. D. w. Frink OF Whining
ton. J. w. Frink and l.. c. Frink
Of HopeWell. Va; two daughters
Mrs. Lille Marie Page of Lorls
md Mrs. Veonia Virginia Mar
tn Of Richmond; one brother
". II. F.ink Of Chadbourn; q
sister, Mrs. Ellen Joyner OF
Plant City. Fla. and Is grand
children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Civilian Club Expects Large Crowd Here Saturday
Many Prizes
To Be GiUen

a crowd Of from two to five
thousand people was predicted
this week 70: Saturday afternoon
when the Civilian Clubs cam
paign for athletic funds comes to
1 close and q new Chevrolet
Elee;l.nc Sedan is - be given
away.
Interest in the drive has been
kept at high pitch and Civilians
were engaged in last minute
preparation 10: the close OF the
drive.
y muSicsl program Of records
viii begin Saturday morning for
III" entertainment OF Tabor Civ
visitors. Other entertainment.
featuring tiappy Sam Fowler and
his banjo. is scheduled TO get
under way around > O'Clock in
tin afternoon.
Giving away the new car and
approximately 10 other prizes
donated by local business firms
will start at I o'clock.
HunCrcdS OF visitors from Ill
sections ut Columbus and Hov:y
counties arg expected to join the
usual Saturday shoppers, VIII
lard G.. Cole. executive secretary
Of the Tabor City Merchants As
ISOLATION. said yesterday.
d.. Ross NJ. Williamson. chair
man Of the Civilian Athletic
Council. said that reports up to
yesterday were too incomplete
10 give mach indication as to
low Successful the campaign had
beoT. However. other Civilians
said q laSt-m!nute drive fov don
atoms was being organized and
those who had not contributed
would be contacted in an cE-
fnrt to raise the necessary mon
e. for the athletic program.
Give as generously as pos
Sihle' was the slogan for the
final day. Donations will be &C
ceDtad until SHORTY before the
AUTOMOBILES and other prizes arc
given away.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Loris Negro
Killed Sunday
By Automobile

Willie Banner. 80, colorcd res
lent of the Stone M;!l section OF
,;ovrv county. was Killed late
SunC;ar afternoon near LorlS
hen he was struck 10y an AUTO
IN the Lo.i$-wabor City ro1G Just
outside of LoylS.
Banae,' was hit when h" sep
led from one a" directly III the
bath Of another that was driven
by man from Aycor: s. C.,
whose name YES not &valt"hte.
An inuue$t WAS held Monday
nigh, and the Avnor man was
freed of any charges ne death
being termed On unavoidable &C
v.&ent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Y Persons Killed
Bv Autos In as

.,,,.,. - "fir orr;-
Columbus county l't::o 800, ,C,,
dents o:oHsA' oe ; - - Ii&. and
during l"+o, laJ''\ ~ rvo' ;ntH
property c,'thHsT ": ;,tr:,,, t;r,,
thousands o. ''o''s',S - ,,;.t;,m.o,.
from the oli.St q '''c 2
ooilc" patron uiIHG' %. - -.
S:iCgvn. EeNS'lS" GU > >'
week. ,.. :, ,o1e
Total Ti"-s.. -: =. Iots
we're TWO ieSs ttt@,. ~ -, -, Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Columbus County Teachers
Endorse Piedmont Resolution
For Higher Salary Schedule
L. J. CAMPBELL. JR.
NOW WITH TRIBUNE

Lawrence J. Campbell. Jr..
ct Fayetteville. Joined the
STAFF G. the Tabor City Tri-
bune this week and has TAX
en- ever his duties as foreman
of the printing shop.
Mr.. Campbell. who has
formerly worked in FaYette-
vile. Eaefcrd. Lur1bertcn and
Mullins. has had considerable
experience both as d linotype
operator and printer. fie has
iiaaced some outstanding job
shops il North Carolina and
expects t. put the local job
presses into operation i'm
mcoiately.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Campbell and
their two children are now
residing iii Tabor City. Mr..
Campbsll's two sisters are
also living with him at the
present time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Beauty Shoppe Adds
Operator From Belgium

Miss Alice Augustyn of Bel
GUM. who has been in the states
SINCE October assumed duties at
the Carolina Beauty shopOe this
norning. Mrs. Davis Bruton,
owner announced today.
The new operator has Is years
experience as d beautician and
mas special training in Paris COT
fures and evening hair dress.
Miss Augustyn along with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Augustyn, is at home with DR..
and Mrs. S. J. Potts. Dr.. Potts
lived in the home Of the Angus
ivn's while he was stationed with
the U. s. Army in Belgium.
Miss Daphne Spivey and Miss
Mavis Cox who have been assoc
lated with the Carolina Beauty
Shoppe for some time will con-
tinue their services at the shoppe.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Church Group
Meets Tuesday

The Womar's Society of Chris
tan Service of the Saint Pauls
Methodist church met at the
residence of Mrs. J. L. Winstead
with Mrs. |. w. Shooter and
Mrs. r. p. Rogers, Jr. assistant
hostesses Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. F. Coble was in charge
Of the devotional period and Mrs.
:. T. Rogers was program chair
nan in which Mrs. John Joyncr
M Mrs. David Kelley took part.
Mrs. E. c. Sanders president
resided over the business SEES
ion.
During the social hour, the
POSSESSES served strawberry short
axe and coffee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
NEWS BROADCAST
CREATES INTEREST

The Tabor CITY News broad
cast, cO-sponSored by the Tri-
bune and the Merchants Assoc
iation, is being enthusiastically
received throughout Columbus
County, Judging from reports
reaching Tabor City.
Both letter and oral comments
have been highly favorable.
The broadcast is heard over
WENC at Whiteville on Monday
Wednesday and Friday at -
noon.
A new feature. the Grab Box.
which was inauguTated Friday of
last week, apparently has attract
ed considerable attention. Start
ing this week. Tabor City bust
ness firms began giving away
five dollars in merchandise to
one person whose name was
drawn during each broadcast.
Todays' broadcast will feature
the Lewis E. Gore Store.
The schedule for next week
follows:
Monday-Tha Garrells Shop.
WeGresday-W. Leonard &
Sons.
Friday-Dorman Furniture Co.
Scores of postcards are being re-
ceivcd for participation in the
Grab Box. indicating listen
ING audience in the thousands.
Tribune readers are invited 10
listen TO these news hroadcasts
regularly.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
CAGE TEAMS SPLIT
WITH C>fIA.DECUaEI

Frabpr City boys basketball
team won owe: Chadhnurn by a
score Of as to q at Chadbourn.
TueXgay, January nh. Tabor
City 'drew first blood with Fipps
scoring a foul shot, then Chad
bouin came back with i field
goal which put them in the lead.
n. ;: ION : SniveE scored a field
goa! for Tabor City putting the
locals ahead in scoring from then
on.
Coach S. W. Curuso said Chad
bourn had tall, well coordinate
ed ra!n. Tabor City showed
speed and good shooting.
Tic Tabor City girls were de-
feat2d by the score 20 to II.
Ward was high scorer for Tabor
City with six points and Tyler
made The record for CTadbourn
with - points. Miss Clara Sweat
caoch. stated the girls were out
played by the strong Chadbourn
team.
Tuesday. january Bird, the Will
min9ton boys team defeated Ia
Dor City IS to rs at Wilmington.
Coach CaruSo said the Whining
ton teams were made up of third
and fourth varsity.
The locals played hard early in
the game and IAN no IS point
lead The second half was play
ed on practically even basis.
Fred SoleS led the scoring for
Tabor Citv with eight points.
Ea"I S'anly fouled out during
the second quarter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Local Policeman
Resigns Position

Horace Strickland, a member
of the local police force for sew
cral months, resigned his posi-
ton last week to take private
employment with the Thomason
Plywood Company Of Elizabeth
town.
This concern has been working
in this section some time procur-
ing lumber used in the industry.
Joe Steed heads the organization
in this section.
No successor to Strickland has
been named on the police force
although it is understood that
several applications have been re-
ccived and that another police
man will be hired soon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
John J. Hendre,7
Dies I'm Chadbourn

JOHN }. Icndren, SO, former
Columbus county farm agent and
ChadbOurn school Sup""!ntend-
rnt died al his homo in Chad
bourn Saturday afternoon al 400
O'Clock following a brief illness.
He suffered heart attack on
Monday and had two recurring
attacks before his death.
Tic deceased was born in
Wilkes. county and was GraGu-
atcd from Wake Forest college
in 1885. He was d deacon Of the
Baptist church for more than so
years and at the time of his
death was chairman of the board
Of deacons in the Baptist church
of Chadbouin.
He is survived ny Il son. Rear
Adm. Paul HenGren Of San Ped
70. Calf: two daughters. Miss
M2ysie Hcndrer and Miss Roch-
ellie Hendrcn. both al Chad
bourn: half brother. Wade H.
Williams of Charlotte: two sis
terS. Mrs. |. N. Smith ~ STATES
vile. and S. 4. Brunette Of Kan
napolis.
Last rites were held from the
Chadbourn Baptist church Mon
day afternoon at 2;30 with the
Rev. A. c.. Prevattc. pastor Of
the deceased offiating. He was
assisted by Rev. J. w. Lineberg-
er and Rev. B. F. Ormand. Chad
hollrn pastors, and Rev. Donald
G.. MYERS and Rev. G. Carl Lewis
Of Wilmington .forme: pastors Of
the deceased. 1nterm2nt was
made in the Chadbourn cenlc-
tCrv.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Scout Meeting
Slated Wednesday

All members Of tie local Boy
Scout troop are urged TO be in
attendance at next Wednesday
nights meeting al the Legion Hut.
The meeting will begin at seven
o'clock.
This is the annual reorganiza-
ton meeting. A member of the
Cape Fear Area council, Charles
Bethea. will be present at the
meeting.
Troop committeeman and 9TH
er persons interested in the scout
troop arc asked 10 attend also.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Berry Time ?

Onzie BERGER Of Wards Sta
lion sold Kenmore Strawber-
ries il Tabor City Friday. He
reported that ne picked ber-
RES all during the month OF
December.
The Strawberries exhibited
were large. but not as red as
the usual spring c-oo. neither
were they as sweet as the
ceascrable Eruit.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
DR.. John G. Glenn
To Preach Here

D.. John G. Glenn, district
superintendent CT the Methodist
conference. will pay his first Wis
il to Tabor City the third Sunday
in this month Jan. 10.
He will preach at the II o'clock
service at the local SAINT PauiS
church and hold the first quar-
terly conference for the Tabor
City charge immediately follow
ing. Representatives will be in
attendance from Leabon. Bethel,
Zion. Bethesda and Pireway. Rev.
J. F. Coblc, pastor Of the charge
announced.
Dr.. Glenn recently ended a
four year pastorate at Duke Me-
mortal Methodist church IN Dur
nam
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
MAIN STEM FLASHES

cficc and inquired OF The &C
utvc secretary of tn locat DtE...'II
ration. Nj. Cole?" "Ics. Pr. .,
my names Cole. too. h''',
,nun he added. I'm y IL
ole" Late: the Whtcv'i:r " -
lard Cole made d dOMaiDH - 'I,'
Civilian Athletic Fund and i''F
wili probably 5eheart pH!t.'"
ions f Willard is the tns. i."i..1
N the tickct drawn; .,9S, -.
I'll the middle initial i .@%i -
Tabor City its willard e. "''''
in Whiteville Willard y.
Nt'iiii!iiWarWl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-10
Ernest Graham
Reopens Office

Ernest L. Graham. of Loris
md Tabor City, has reopened the
tailoring office in Tabor City.
Mr.. Graham. whose wife died
recently specializes in fine made
to-measure clothes for both men
and women. His office is upstairs
in the Sarvis building and he is
here each Tuesday and Thursday.