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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

In these trying days of motor car
shortages, it is easy to forget the true
measure of motor car value.
That's why we are publishing, here;
the factory.suggested local delivered
price for each Pontiac model.
We feel it may benefit the public to be
reminded that fine car-which offer:
all YOU could ask of any cars still
priced by authorized Pontiac dealers
at such reasonable figures.
If your decision is to own Pontiac
we ask that you please be patient.
The Pontiac factory is doing all It
can. consistent with Pontiac Standards
20 further production.
When your Pontiac is delivered, you'll
be doubly glad for your patience. For
you'll receive an outstandingly tine
and beautiful automobile-at a price
which represents sound, honest value
Dr.. to or untitled order. on ha,a, ,os n@J
Experience some delay in getting nsg
Pontiac. Place Jour- order now to Sgo'a
further delay. In the meantime, let rs keep
yosr present car operating at top :s'e''"e1.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
Red Devils Cudgel Kittens

On September II hte Tabor
City Red Devils trounced Will
mington Junior Varsity, 42-O.
The Tabor City team was master
all the way. The initial score
came early in the first period
with Fred Soles carrying the
ball. A pass to Fipps, flashy
halfback and captain of the Red
Devils, accounted for the extra
point. The score remained ~
for the rest of the first period:
The second period started with
Wilmington in possession OF the
ball. The sturdy Devil line held
them on downs. The Devils took
the ball and were on their way
for another score when the half
ended, 40.
The second half started with a
bang: Wilmington kicked and
Fred Soles took the ball on his
own fifteen and carried it eighty
five yards for the third score.
Andy Jernigan carried the ball
over for the extra point. Will
mington received the ball and
carried it to the Tabor forty
five yard line, where they lost
it on downs. Tabor was in pos
session of the ball and Soles
Tipped a pass to Fowler, the left
end, who was downed on the fiji
teen yard line. Fipps carried the
ball over for the score. Jernigan
again accounted for the extra
point. The third period ended
with the score $50.
The fourth quarter started
with Wilmington's Wildkittens
having the ball on their own
twenty They kicked to Fipps,
who returned it to his thirty
five. Two plays later Fipps ran
a touchdown on a tricky reverse.
This I'd. was called back because
a TCHS man was off sides. Soles
ran the ball back for a first
down. Fipps again ran the same
reverse and another tally. Jer-
nigan again made the extra
point. Wilmington received and
lost the ball on downs. Soles and
Fipps ran the ball down to the
five-yard marker where Harold
Ward made the score on a
plunge through the line. Tabor
kicked and Wilmington again
lost the ball on downs. Tabor
was on its way for another I'd.
when the game ended with the
score in it's favor, 42-0.
Outstanding in the line for Ia
Dor were Sam Jackson and Har-
old Rogers. Earl Stanley play
ed well in his position at right
end. Harold Fonvielle was side
lined for the entire game with
an injured arm.
This game should insure a good
attendance for the rest of the
TCHS football contests this sea-
son, especially the one at three
o'clock this Friday with Chad
bourn here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
Eighth Grade
Elects Officers

Mrs. F. F. Thompson, teacher
There was 100 percent attend
ance September 18th for the 81
pupils enrolled in this room.
The following class officers
have been elected:
Harold Jordan, president.
Bob Spivey, Vice president.
Roberta Jenrette, secretary
and treasurer.
Glen Stevens has been elected
CAPTAIN of the rooms football
team. Mrs. JackSon's room was
played Tuesday to an 1918 tie.
Mr.. CaruSo might look them ov-
er if he needs more material on
his squad.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
TABOR CITY WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS
FIRST MEETING OF 1947-1949 YEAR
MRS. DELAND LEONARD

The Tabor City Woman's Club
held the first meeting of the
l947-1948 year in the recreation
al department of the Mount Ia
Dor Baptist church on Thursday
evening with Mrs. Doc Bruton,
head of the American Home de-
partment in charge of the pro-
gram. Willard G. Cole, Editor
of the News-Reporter, a White
vile newspaper, spoke on "The
Home. in which he pointed out
the connection of the home of
today with youth conservation.
He stressed the relation of the
home and church and brought
before clubWomen important re-
lations which should exist in the
home.
Mrs. Deland Leonard, presi-
dent was in charge of the bust
ness session in which reports
were heard from various depart
ments and committees. Mrs. F.
F. Thompson, head of the Edu-
cation department, reported on
the course "Children in Person
atty and Human Nature" which
the department is sponsoring in
the Tabor City schools. Mrs. S.
T. Rogers, head of the American
Citizenship department suggest
ed that clubWomen plant shrub
berry around the athletic field al
the school and members decided
to put the shrubbery out in No
vember.
Mrs. Liston New, Mrs. Harry
Bell, Mrs. j. S. Rogers and Mrs.
j. c. Singletary were named Of
fetal delegates to attend the
district club meeting in Clark
ton next month.
In reviewing the club work
during the vacation months it
was reported that movies pro-
gram was presented at the Mt
Tabor Baptist church for public
entertainment; the music depart
ment planned a radio program
the club sponsored Jane Par
ham in the county tobacco fes-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
Beta Club Organizes
For School Year

The Beta Club held its first
meeting with the new members,
Wednesday, September II. All
new members accepted the invi-
tation. The l947-48 officers are
as following: President, Frances
Small; Vice president, Harriet
MarloWe; Secretary, R e becca
Spivey; Treasurer, Harold Rog-
ers; and Reporter, Carolina Jack
son. The new member are: Jane
Parham. Hazel Buffkin, Mary
Williamson, Lewis Skies, Letser
Parham, Harriet MarloWe, Ro-
ena Cox, Dulcie Garrell, Margar.
ct Poston, Caroline Jackson, Bill
Williams, Betty Baxter, Harold
Ward, Nell Carroll, and Dulah
Cartrette.
Old and new members have
been assigned duties in the
Snack Shop, Hall Duty, and
Cleanup Committees.
The club is looking forward to
year of unlimited service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
Spotlighters Meet
To Accept Novice

The first meeting of the Spot
lighters for the current school
year was called September II,
l947. Only students who had
previous Spotlighter experience
attended New officers were
chosen. Lewis Skies as the lead
er, was handed the presidential
gavel by the retiring president,
Jean Primer. Working with him
are Dulcie Carroll as vice pres
ident, Elizabeth Gore as secre-
tary, and Bobby Rogers as treas
urer. No new business was acted
upon, the action of the meeting
being directed to plans for in
duction of new members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
Home Economics Class
Renovating Quarters

The home economics depart
ment has a large beginning class
this year. The nineteen on roll
have been very busy renovating
the home &c quarters. The sec
ond year girls are assisting by
tains. The new cabinet was well
removing paint and making cur
coined and another one is eX-
pected to arrive in a few days.
The Home Ec club, which is a
chapter of the state club, has
been organized. 1t promises to
be an asset to the school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

M-Sgt. and Mrs. Shelton
Wright are returning to their
home today at Mary Esther, Fla,
following a weeks visit here
with Sgt. Wright's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wright. The Sgt.
is stationed at Elgin Field Whree
he is assigned to the printing
and publications department.
X
Ralph Baxter left Monday for
Charleston where he is men,
Der of The Citadel student body.
Mrs. Hartford Fowler was adj
mitted to James Walker Men,
orial hospital in Wilmington
Tuesday.
. =
Miss Gwen Hughes has re-
turned from a tWo-Week visit to
Atlanta and Chapel Hill.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
about people you know
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. McGougan
TELEPHONE 1877

Mrs. J. M. McGougan was
hostess to the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge club at her home this
week, with Mrs. E. c. Sanders
receiving the high score award.
At the conclusion of cards the
hostess served the following
guests a salad course: Mrs. E.
c. Sanders, Mrs. j. B. HardWick,
Mrs. Harry Bell, Mrs. c. G. West
moreland, Mrs. S. P. Smith, Mrs.
B. L. Nesmith. Jr., and Mrs. D.
]. Hughes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

Mrs. j. i. WaTQ Oh b1aQeIlpolC
was the week end guest of MIR.
and Mrs. A. A. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hodges had
as their guests over the week
end Mrs. Sarah A. Lewis Of Mt.
Olive and Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Suggs of Rocky Mount.
=
Ira Hodges of Wilmington was
a business visitor in Tabor City
Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Boswell, Mrs. jim
my Jayroe, Mrs. Lloyd Hips,
Mrs. Tom Carroll and Miss John
ME Bell spent Monday and Tues
day in Charlotte.
Fred Jernigan, Jr. left early
in the week for Charleston where
he is attending the Citadel.
Howard HARRISON has resum-
ed his studies at the University
of North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Jenerette
have returned to their home at
GAINESVILLE, Fla, following a visit
here with Mrs. Jenerette's moth
er, Mrs. Roland Baldwin. Mr.
Jenerette is a member of the
graduating class at the Univer-
sity of Florida at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Winfrey Davis has re-
turned from a two weeks stay
at Newport News, Va, where she
attended to business. Rev. Davis
joined her there early in the
week and accompanied her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Roberts
of Chapel Hill were visitors in
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Kelley have
returned from a trip to New
Jersey, New York, and Illinois.
Miss jamie Elliott returned to
Washington yesterday following
a visit here. Her mother, Mrs.
H. B. Elliot, Sr. accompanied
her to Washington where she will
spend sometime.
!
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rogers were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Denny in Huntsville Friday night.
Mrs. Rogers remained there for
a visit of several days.
Mrs. Louise Anderson visited
in Wilmington Saturday. She
was accompanied by her neph-
ews, Andy, Johnnie and Robert
Anderson of Mullins.
G. L. HARRISON of Wilmington
was dinner guest in the home
of his sister, Mrs. V. c. Ward
Sunday. He was accompanied
home by his father, c. H. Harrel-
son, who spent several days there
early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Nesmith, III,
are visiting Mrs. Nesmith's pa
rents at Key West, Fla. The Ne
smiths are residents of Charles
ton where he is member of
the graduating class at the Cita-
del.
Frank Nesmith and Don Hughes
will return to the Citadel dur
ing the week end where they will
resume their studies.
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Mallard,
daughter. Anne Elizabeth. Mrs.
D: F. McGouoan and Miss Esther
McGouqan visited Mrs. George
A. Lon'nn. Jr.. and twin daugh-
ter and son. Mt the Fort Bragg
hospital SUNDAY. Miss Anne
Brooks McGongan spent the
week end at Fort Bragg in the
Louden home.
Mr.. a'd Mrs. B. l. Nesmith.
.Jr. spent the week end in Kings
tree as the qIleete IF Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Necnith.
Elmer Stevens of the Dun-Rite
cleaners attended a drv cleaners
show and barbecue dinner in
Charlotte e"ndov He was ac-
COMMANDED NV Harry Bell.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
EDITORIAL
CRAFTSMANSHIP AT
TABOR HI

u-..' j. FL st''t N'''''>' l.
rs. IS the courteous attl3
.' ... person SHOWS LOW a'o
, ~',.. Il involves honest
'~. ..
.,~.. -,. two kinds Of sports
1,'. sood and bad. Good
.."-.. snip IS something to
ss'.... 80, Bad craftsmanship
" ,...rs TO be ashamed of.
are friendly and fair
70 Snip. If YOU are a
>y' ..a--,rmpered. or a poor
,'".. . show bad sportsman
1o>'..
,'... ,..,,, ~ > whole school
i,. ,.s prpbablv improv-
.a1 ..''' IN r5iS field than any
e& hiring the past few
o,.'. 49,. athletic teams have
se.,s ..,.g.,de recognition for
We. ,,.~h SuortSmanShip dis
,''',' home and away. OPP
pay =. Inns praise Tabor City
pos IN f,i,.5nss and friendli-
;'' ~: =. IN sports-not only the
..'>S r-, officials and coaches
,S''..,.' 60 We have heard several
= SION, past games during
..'. .. ...,. vrarsl. Including the
-. .,.n,n RECENTLY plaved
w. .. MIN comment on the
w.. w." ..~r.,m3nShip displayed by
,,'S t,.r,..s team
~, e., coaches from distant
r .. North and South Car
,~. ..... ,y,.i-ten our. coach for
.''''. ra. re3son they give
:.., ..... heard of the fine
".,........r,gIp the Tabor CITY
.z.r ,so.lvs on and off the
-s THIS makes it much easier
~ coach to arrange 4 good
I,r.... for the team.
| This .worovement wear after
war ..s-well. we feel safe by
llur. -ggt Tabor CITY on the
nan fife teams have improved
lon. with the craftsmanship.
|T.> e.. be and probably is
=. season.
| Egv.yune should help keep
In, sa.@. alive in Tabor City.
lr,gr,...y the student body and
i
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
THE MONOCLE

-4.'7 Dorothy Garrell
Assistant Ed. Fred SolcS
associate Ed. Rebecca Spivey
S2o,'s El Andy Jernigan
as>.n"s Mgr. Bill Williams
s.a M.. Cricket Blackburn
1T Eli. Bill SDivev
Reporters: Betty Jernigan,
Margaret PoSton, Dulcie Gar
1., Jeanne Primer, Jan Rey-
*o.os. t.angie Pivcr, Lanell
MOTIFS, Wilma Cartrctte, Grac-
4 Annette. Adazena Gore,
FRANCES Small, Jackie Hard
".ckt, josephine Jacobs, Nan
: Sole. Mary Frances Prince,
oooo.'.es Norris, Bill White,
D."E Rogers, Harold Rogers,
;ra Iano.I. Leon Ward, Jr.,
'g,.g "gddcI. Monteen Win
.'r"1 Harold Fonvielle, Char
1''A ig2tata: Harold Mills,
1 t. stanley. Annie Pearl
S''0'a-n Mae McCumbee, Lee
2'' Co.. Frances Small.
u al. -.runzor: l.. Heniford.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
TEL Class Meeting
Set For October 2

Mrs. w. J. Hickman and Mrs.
w. F. Cox will entertain the
TEL Sunday School class of the
Mount Tabor Baptist church at
the Hickman residence Thurs
day afternoon, October 2 at 4
o'clock.
All former members as well
as the present members are in
vited to attend, reporter Mrs. j.
A. Mills announced.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
NEW T,IFF NEWS
By MRS. LESTER WATTS

M-Sgt. and Mrs. Sheldon
Wright of Mary Esther, Fla,
Misses Irene, Lucille and Allie
Wright, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
HARRISON and family spent Sun
day afternoon at the South Car
DINA beaches.
i
Mrs. Kurb Norris is a patient
at the Mullins hospital where she
is receiving treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Mills were
visitors in Durham Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

tiVal.
Plans were furthered in hold
ing a Christmas bazaar in De-
cember and the third annual
Halloween carnival was set for
October 81, with Mrs. D. c. Spi-
vey, ST.. and Mrs. A. V. Elliott,
Jr. as chairmen.
Following adjournment, Mrs.
r. M. Carroll, Jr., chairman,
Mrs. Frde Jernigan, Mrs. Will
liam Shelley and Mrs. Willard
Carroll served a sandwich course
with iced drinks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

Joe Coleman left Sunday for
the University of North Caro-
lima at Chapel Hill where he en-
rolled after graduating at Oak
Ridge Military Institute in the
spring.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
5tnrk
W1tntattnttE


Major and Mrs. George A.
Louden, Jr., of Fort Bragg an
nounce the birth of twins,
George A Louden, III, weighing
7 pounds, 5 ounces, Linda Leah,
weighing 8 pounds and 4 ounces,
on Friday, September 10 at the
Station hospital at Fort Bragg.
Mrs. Louden is the former Miss
Mary Louise McGougan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Nc
Cougar of Tabor City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Simmons
of Sandy Plains announce the
birth of a nine pound daughter
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Stanley on Wednesday
night, Sept. II. Mrs. Simmons
is the former Miss Esterllne
Stanley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Stanley.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
NPOVYZAC
Retail Delivered Prices
i'm Tabor City
STREAMLINER MODELS

Above prices include Federal Taxes and
Freight-ready to aripe. State and Local
Taxes, License, Optional Equipment ana
Accessories extra. Prices subject to change
without notice.
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Saromia berihtet.

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A,as Gtieaee. Juineis
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Ierer Stabt Canton gefonmen ,ua-
rem, Inn nit uns bas ihone sselt 81,
feiern. gs lit allies glat perloufen
lno mir baben nadb &raiten periud)t
ale @GIte gut 5lt betuirte,,, falls ,ns
ettpas nid,t mad, ibrem @llnih &c.
lunsen lit 10 bitten mir inns 81 per<
,eibet, oenn es lit nid)t dbiidtlid) &C.
iheben.
@ir fiiblen ms perpilibtct beions
Sers unieren Sflueitern, sic 10 flei,
Big uno gut IN ser &iicbe sebolfen ha'
be,l po israu sllbert 8abmiller Sic
Sauptfohin iuar, iosuie allen sic IN
&omitecs ,nitgearbeitet baben, lagen
mir I'M Hamen oes Gereius 3lpeig a
Sen ber5Iiditen 0anf. @ir oanfen
alien 3iueigoereiren, Die ibre Selega'
ten nod lnierer StaSt Canton s,r
aonpention eeididt baben, ioluie oen
8roBbeanlten.
@ir oanfen audi allen BeIangper-
einen bon Canton niro allBerbolt
Gontons fir bic Ositpirf,mg am
Yrogranm. Gen freunolitben @eo-
nern Gonsrebnram Senoerion 8.
Garion, Eaitor $. $. 0euti9ldnoer,
Vi!rgerneiiter Carl 5. alein mo
8rob- -Praiioent Sobann 8oltbes iiir
Die glten iulnreiben @orte ioapie Sen
, lieben 0irigenten: gilbert O'slurelio,
6. 8enbel, Mrs. 9aniel 8eber unS
Solilten Maria, Goof uno Yianiitii,
.. 8oplan ioiuie alien Mitglieoern
i,no 8aiten iagen mir oen tieilte,1
Oanf fiir Ole llnteritiitung unb Mit.
spirtlrng. @ir periidern, oaB mil
llns 1penn oie 3eit ii6 bietet reban
gieren tperoen unb an ibren lnterbal
tlngen uns beteiligen.
a. Matbes, 5eit=EraliSent.
30. Tepner, sSeitsSefretGr.
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8efnnntmaduna.

Maen iddyiiiden Solfsgenoien BON
Glepelano ltno llmsebllng lueroen
biermit IN &enntnis geiett, oaB oic
9amleiher 2awSsle,lte am 90. Suit
auf Der Sdnpeiser ssarm an 8roaos
bie,u Hoao elm grobes Sidnid gum
Benefit oes groBen Silfsluerfes ser
Siebenbiirser Sahieu peranitalten.
Gs iou oiesnlul cine Gereinisuna
Der Sudien iein, ODER Hesl sllllnion ril
In engliiber Sprade 81 iagen sflegt
Tas &omitec.
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Sipei.9 81.


Die Sdtpeitern oes 3lueig 81 ,per'
Sen aufmertian gemadt, CAB Die
nidite @eriammllmg nicbt Sormtag,
Ionoern Montag, Sen 16. Suni Z
llbr abenos Itattfiloet. Nad Der Ser
Iamml,ng miro ,uieoer cine aarten=
partie abeebalten. Ssm aomitee llnH
sic SdppeItern: Waria S6uller, Scr
tia Ielefp uno &atberine aellp. Sol.
aenoe S6lrcitern haben fir oie Ear'
tie geipenoet: Maria 6leiider, Nfaria
Sssdaer, Mnna 8obn, Hegina Stein,
nertb unb Cara 6ran5.
Sn letter geriammhng batten
mir sic gbre Elm friiberes MitslieS,
3atbarina 1ontd, aus Seem Oorf;; IN
unlerer 8eriammlung ais Gbrenga't
All baben. Sic ihenfte cine Sanor
taihe S,,m Musipielen. Ser Grtraa
6apon lit 5um @obl oes 3apeig q
beltimmt. Ser5liben Oanf iagen mir
ibr aud auf oieient Wege.
9lue Sbmeltern ,peroen ber5lidy ge.
beten n1hlte 3eriammlung annpeieno
5m iein, Inn Sen 8eriht bon Ser
oiesjdbrigen &onpention su boren.
eSobanna 9iirf, Sefr.