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Evening star., 1947-07-11
Inverness Record Set
As Furgo|, Sehoux
Nab 4-Ba|I Lead
by the Associoted prsss

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 1.-THE pre-
tournament darkhorses were like
Man O. War and Whirlaway today
as the Inverness Four-Ball 10000
Tournament wheeled into its Sec
ond-round matches.
Ed Furgol and George Schoux,
each professional less than two
years, teamed up yesterday to give
the IA other stars in this unique
plus minus affair a golf lesson they
won't forget for some time.
Furgol, %, and Schoux, q, ripped
the Inverness layout apart with nine
brides and an eagle for a best-ball
Of 30-30-60 against par 35-36--71
to set a new record for the event,
During the previous nine tourna-
ments the Nations top-flight pros
hit the 81 mark three times.
Furgol, whose left arm is eight
inches shorter than his right and
who has rigid left elbow as the
result Of a childhood playground
accident, had an "all-by-myself'
score of 64 for the IS holes and
Sioux carded 66 as the upstart two
some handed Vic Ghezzi and Ed
(Porky) Oliver Ia cup 1acing and
took a long lead in the race for
the $1,000 top prize.
In the other matches, Defending
Champions Ben Hogan and Jimmy
Demaret defeated Sam Snead and
DR.. Cary Middlecoff, 2 up; Lloyd
Mangrum and Lawson Little won
up over Herman Barron and Her
man Keiser, and Ellsworth Vines
and Clayton Haefner finished
up over Lew Worsham, National
Open champ, and Johnny Palmer
Under the scoring system by
which team gets q plus for each
hole it finishes ahead and a minus
for each one 1t is down at the end
of a match, the standing going into
today's pair of 18-holers was:
F,lr1o1.SchoNx (6O) pJuS 6
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second Game
Totals 81 13 81 6 Totals SO 10 ~ IL
sSingled for fresh in ninth
tSingled for Maltzberger in ninth.

fS1ngIed 1of MAItzDefgef n nIntn
Wa shington ---------- d02 000 3I0-9
RuIls-Yost (2), Lewis, Mcbride, Prfddy,
Christman, Ferrell, Baker. Appling. Errors
Spence, Baker. .Michaels. Runs batted in
Spence, Mcbride, Wallaesa. Ferrell (2),
Mcbride. Stolen bases-Priddy, Mcbride,
Christman. Sacrifices-Yost, Scarborough..
Double plays-Michaels to Appling to
York; Maltzberger to fresh to York; Ap-
pling to York. Priddy to christman to Yer
non Left on nbases-Washington, IA: Chi
cago g. Bases on balls-Off Papish, Z:
Of Grove. .: off Scarborough. /. Struck
out-By Papish, g.; by Scarborough, 8:
Hits-Of Papish, 10 in g innings (pitched
to 2 batters in seventh; off Grove. IN
i inning: of Maltzberger, in ga innings.
Losing pitcher-Papish. Umpires, Messrs.
Berry Weafer and Hubbard. Time 2:32.
Attendance-12,21O.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Gurvin's Girls Truvel

Garvin's Grill girls softball team
travels to Lancaster, Pa, where 1t
takes on the Maple Groves Girls
Sunday. Garvin's now boasts Is
wins in II starts, including a 10-l
victory over Naval Communications
Annex yesterday on the Lincoln
Memorial field.
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(See MATS, Page A-15.)
Totals 81 s27 9 Totals "a 10 ~ IL

fstruck out for Harrist in sixth.
Topped UP for Maltzberger In ninth.
WASHINGTON 2Ol coo 0104
Runs-Yost, Lewis. Mcbride. Spence.
Runs batted in-Vernon CD. Three-base
hit-Vernon. Sacrifce-Eyans: Double plays
-Michaels to Appling to York; Christman
Christman to Vernon. Left on bases
Washington, 6. Chicago. 70. Base on balls
of wynn. 81 off Smith, =; of Maltz-
berger, l. Struck ouU-By Wynn. 2: by
Smith, j. by Harrist. 2; by Maltzberger. 2.
Hits-Off Smith, in 4 innings; on har-
rist, in 2 innings; off Maltzberger, IN
3 innings. Passed ball-Dickey. Losing
pitcher-Smith. Umpire@Messrs: Hub
bard. Berry and Weafer. Time-2:13. At
tendance-S,O00.
Evening star., 1947-07-11

Stadium.
Usually there are anywhere from 60 to 80
persons in Promoter Goldie Ahearns palatial hall
and you get the idea it matters not whether a
main-bout fighter is sparring or punching bag.
There always seems to be the same sized crowd on
hand. Yesterday, however, Kapilow worked Tor
the first time since leaving New York
He made fashionably late entrance, having
tangled with some traffic south of Baltimore. but
he arrived just in time to save his manager,
Alphonse Weill from pulling out all of his hair by
the roots In a brisk, business-lke way, Danny
walked to the little dressing room reserved for
Evening star., 1947-07-11

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 2-8: st. Paul. Id.
Louisville, z: Kansas City, !.
other games postponed.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Pine Crest Challenges

Pine Crest unlimited softball
team is looking for a Sunday game
at 1:30 pm. Pine Crest has its own
diamond. Call Jimmy Warren at
Shepherd lott.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Two-Bit Show at the Liberty
By FRANCIS {. STANN

For quarter twobs fourth dollar permitted
mount the carped enter the push scented Liberty
Ninth street to
Kapow Elijah Smuggy1 Husey Washing
Evening star., 1947-07-11

buckled Fleming's knees with ter
rife left hooks. However, Fleming
ripped in some good right hands
that sold Hursey's following on the
belief that Smuggy will find Danny's
range early with his best punches.
Evening star., 1947-07-11

easily also one OF the vanishing
fighters tapes his HANDS
Perry Should've Stuck Around to Watch
Kapow beating him when the
coored just 1915 but Monday Euey will be
years and because he bigger and more experienced
Perry picks Hursey" nevspaperman said to Danny
you you think Of that?" y
bother to his apng ou grnneo
with long enough to know uch ABOUT my
he local coored wterWelgh
was knocked out by KapIow rounds last summer)
The talk fight in Chicago next week.
II only zale,' said Kaplow .
fought Graziano once said Wel 9eat hn ou' so'
robbed. They called it a draw
Rocky better fighter then chimed in Ahear cause
he was hungry. hungry now"
I thought Rocky" said Kaplow quietly Funny was
boxing good that night"
When Dempsey Cove Him Unofficial Liberty
Don't YOU always box good, Danny?"
Sometimes box better than otner ume
Put that isn't the Coast Guard MY
took this fight with Grazano out haoht
IT didn't liberty that night but Dempsey let me slip
out and was boxing He didn't hit me until the
last round when he hreecount got up but
they called it draw" ~
But dam said WE'LL 1--WE got this
fight Monday >" 49, -, ,
1 can reasured Kapilow II did once
Then jumped into the ring.
"Danny1 predicted WE'LL owlishly IF say so myself
know styles Kapows beat Hursey and probably stop
Kapilow named Sonny Boy Jennings iof TWO
rounds and that twob shows feature atnogn
leaving The customers sat tnefe as '
didn't have anything and nowhere else to Co.
Evening star., 1947-07-11

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto. 3; Rochester, 9 u6 inninsse.
Syracuse. 2; Newark, 6 12 inninss.
Montreal, 8; Buffalo. 6.
Only games scheduled
Evening star., 1947-07-11

Kapiow looking uncauowered fellow Of 26 who gave
boxing nearly year ago manufacture baby clothes Business
50 good pulled his gloves again He
box punch easily also one OF the vanishing
fighters tapes his o
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Boomtown Builders Name
Rev. Schofield President

Martin City, largest of the Hun
cry Horse area new towns ant
possessor of 10 night spots, pick
ed the communitys only minister
Rev Jim Schofield as its Boom
town Builders, civic club presi.
dent.
Reverend Schofield, red-hair-
ed six footer, former army chap
lain and swimming Instructor, al
so functioned this summer as a
right in the middle of things, base
ball umpire.
A Presbyterian, his Sunday
school classes and church attend
ers include several denominations,
and his church in the boom town
has tent roof.
New vice president of the Boom
town Builders is Ross Luding, who
served as president during the past
year. Sam Barnes was named Sec
rotary succeeding Marge Somers,
and Fred Lussier, treasurer.
New directors elected included
Earl Hollingsworth. The officers
are also directors with Sy Tonner,
outgoing vice president, Jerry
Baldwin and Mrs Somers having
another year to serve on the board.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Opens Martin City Office

Frank P NcCarty Wednesday
established an accounting office
in the new Royal theatre building
Martin City.
A Navy veteran and former Ka-
lispell resident, McCarty received
degree in business administra-
ton with a major in accounting
from the University of Colorado.
He also had previously attended
Montana state university. In Mar
tin City, he will handle business
bookkeeping, payrolls and income
tax returns. McCarty's father, Sam,
had business in Columbia Falls
about so years ago.
Mrs McCarty will move to Mar
tin City shortly.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Half Moon Notes
M1.e ErGuk Smith,

Half Moon was quite shocked
yesterday morning to hear OF MT
Rehbein's death. 1t is believed that
it was self-inflicted. His wife is III
the Whitefish hospital suffering
from severe head wounds. Her
husband hit her in the head Win
a beer bottle, which broke and
cut her quite badly. They had only
lived in Half Moon a short time.
Corinne Brayson left last Sum
day for Bozeman to enter Montana
State college.
Jacie Peck went to Havre over
the weekend. She accompanied her
brother, Ray and his family. The
Ray Pecks are going to make their
home there for a while.
All club members: Remember
the meeting next Tuesday evening
at Opal Roles home.
Little Nancy Role has been on
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
HUNGRY HORSE NEWS PHOTO

! in this vicinity for over 80 years
He was friend to everybody an6
the best neighbor that anyone coulc
have. The community extends its
sympathy to the family.
Newton Tooke greeted old
friends Monday and Tuesday and
says he will be back in about a
month. He says M G is home to
him. He spent the past summer
in Whitehall, Montana.
Mr. and Mrs Larson and Miss
Alberta Flynn Of Cut Bank and
Miss Lillian Jelstrab of Great
Falls were in town Sunday look
ing for business locations.
Mr. and Mrs Stensland, newly
weds, of Glasgow had dinner with
the Bonnie Sather's one day last
week on their honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Miller of
Glasgow arrived Sunday morning
for few days visit with his pa
rents. They came over Logan Pass
at A M and advise everyone to |
try that trip on full moon night |
sight one never forgets.
Mr. and Mrs Byrd from sacra-
mento, California, were visiting
the Herman Byrd family, the lat
ters father and mother, also Mrs
Byrd's sister, Mrs Romine. They
think Martin City is certainly a
bright spot in the west, with all
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Martin City to Organize Scouts, Cubs

Martin City will organize a cut
pack and boy scout troop next
Monday and Tuesday.
First meeting for the boy scouts
is Monday at z p m in the Martin
City school. Rev Jim Schofield will
be scoutmaster. Boys nearing their
18th birthday to those under Is
are invited to join the new troop.
Cub scouts will hold their or
ganization meeting Tuesday at Z
p m in the Martin City school with
Bud Chef taking charge. Boys
from 9 to II are eligible
Sponsoring the scouts are the
Martin City Bomtown Builders.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03

|ry Bourne
\ at the fool
|tAmbks do
J IS acres .
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03

the advantages in the world.
Martin Ciy folks welcome the
glad news that Bon is expected to
come home from the Whitefish
hospital Saturday.
Word has been received that
Florence Warden of Anchorage,
Alaska, is home and feeling fine
after five days in the hospital.
Mrs Lyle Spencer of Troy call
ed on friends here Wednesday. She
Will be remembered as Ivy Bark
ly of the Hungry Horse bar.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
the sick list. We hope she will De
O K again soon.

Employed on the Hungry Horse
project by Dudley CONSTRUCTION
company, Bill Henry received an
eve injury Wednesday while clear
ing brush.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
To Cut Christmas Trees

Mike Chambers has contracted
with Verne Greene in Martin City
to cut up to 5000 bales of Christ
mas trees on the 800 acre new Mar.
tin City addition. Work has started.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03

Mr. and Mrs Kimbal De Your
of Kodiak, Alaska, leased four b,
siness lots Saturday. They file
down to visit Mrs De Young's p;
rents at Creston. They say the
hear more about the Hungry Hors
project in Alaska than they di
after arriving in the states.
Bob McCrea leased two lot
east of the spring on Carol An
avenue for residences.
We are glad to welcome the OF
to Opsahl family back again. Sun
day they started building a cabil
next door to John Hoard.
Mr. and Mrs Glen Bell had din
ner Friday night with the Greenes
Mrs V Greene shopped in Kalispel
Thursday.
Mrs D R Stevenson, Poulsbo,
Wash. was here this week visiting
her daughter, Mrs Sigvart John
son.
Mrs A Hinerman went to Ka-
1ispell Thursday and brought her
daughter, Mrs Orville Walker and
new baby to their home in Big
fork. They had lunch with their
old friends, Mr. and Mrs Homer
Cooper in west Kalispell before
leaving for home
Mr. and Mrs Glen Bell and son,
Corky, sold their house to v FL
Greene ON Thursday last week and
left for Geraldine early Saturday
morning for the winter months. We
will miss the Bell family. They had
been one of the very first families
In Martin City.
Mr. and Mrs Lars Thompson and
family visited friends in Stevens I
vile over the week end.
Dave Stallcop and a friend from
Havre called on Mr. and Mrs Greene
Thursday. They were neighbors
ut Fort Peck. Dave had the Drug
store in Wheeler and later moved
to Cut Bank.
Doc Bauman and wife of Kalls-
pell called on friends here last
week.
The town office is getting a new
coat of white paint since moving
to the new location in Block 3.
Mr. Brown is taking down his
penthouse in preparation of NOV
ing the Boom Town Theatre build
ing on that location.
Glad to see the new fire plugs
IN the water line as the work pro-
presses each day.
The officers of the Sunday
'chOol met at the home of Margie
somers Monday night.
Friends of Clark Smith were
addened to hear that he had pass
d away Tuesday forenoon at the
Unions hospital in Whitefish
vhere he had been a patient for
he past two months. He had lived
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
RAIDER 81

3test bear in
= Fork is the
Wednesday
I by Mrs Ere,
of Polebrid,
FUN had fora
pot cellar, and
| of one of d
1 Mrs RAIDER
! not him vii
this year, She
| Ventured I'd
Z place.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-03
Hook J
Winter

Columbia
his winter /,
Van Hook,
ent of Flat
IA.
n Hook is
be Kootena|
] developnel
h his last tri
] next May.
! the end of
Fed for six nj
! 60 miles
J, Van is abo'
pabited nou
closest Cana
Ter and VI
s are to the
Fst May 27, t
Is the line
; his first
hair cut in
inter for va
owshoe trip
Creek post
Or mail (incl1
e News; a
) with CharlI
Mr Coo1
g the sum
lbors.
e rest of tai
and keeps Il
q roofs. He's
II and he ha|
'utation up
king bread.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Tabor Man High
In Voting For
Soil Committee

C. T. Gore of Tabor City was
high man in the election of Soil
Conservation Committeeman in
Columbus County in the election
held the week of December ].
6. Gore is elected for three
year term. M. L. Inman, White
Vile, was second high man and,
therefore, gets a two year term.
Clyde Wayne of Wananish was
third high man and gets a one
year term.
These committeeman will meet
early in January to elect a chair
man, vice chairman, and secre-
tary. The person elected chair
man, by virtue of his Office, be-
comes member of the Board
of District Supervisors fthe
Lower Cape Fear Soil Conserva-
ton District. The local commit
tee will assist in attending to
the affairs of the district in Co.
lumbus County.
Through the Soil Conservation
District, farmers receive techni-
cal assistance in planning and
applying measures to provide for
better land use, erosion control,
drainage, and other related soil
conservation practices. The dis
trict has working agreement
with the Soil Conservation Ser
vice of the U. S. Department Of
Agriculture whereby trained per-
sonnet is furnished to give farm
erS this assistance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Tabor Glee Club
Will Appear On
Radio PROGRAM

Twenty members of the Ia
Dor City High School Glee Club,
under the direction of Mrs. Fur
man Fowler, will present a pro-
gram of Christmas music over
WENC Friday, December 10Th
at 1000 am. The program will
be sponsored by the Tabor City
Merchants Association.
Among the numbers to be pre-
sented by the group are Lula
bye on Christmas Eve" by Chris
Hansen, Bach's "Jesu Joy of
Mans Desiring" white Christ
mas" and Winter Wonderland"
Piano accompanist for the
group will be Miss Margaret 10
Jernigan.
Solos will be sung by Miss
Rebecca Floyd and Miss Gwen
Hughes.
High school students will listen
to the program over the radio
and afterwards will hear a
Christmas message by Rev. H.
FREQ Surratt, pastor Of Saint
Paul Methodist church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19

Paving of the Tabor City-Pire-
way road, long sought by citizens
of lower Columbus County and
one of the main planks in the
platform of the Tabor City Mer-
chants Association was assured
this week with the letting of a
contract for the grading and sur
facing of that road.
Also let was a contract for
the grading and surfacing of 6.l8
miles from a point rs miles
north OF Nakina south through
Nakina to Bug Hill.
Both contracts were let to
the Sloan Construction com.
pany of Greenville. S. c. for
paving and structures on the
Tabor CitY.PirewaY road were
let to Bowers Construction
company of Raleigh.
The Tabor City-PireWay road
will be paved for 1877 miles
from u. S. FOL at the school in
tersection to Nakina-Dotham and
from N. c. 904 east to intersec-
ton,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Identification
Contest Judging
Saturday Night

Judging of homes and store
windows in the Woman's Club
Identification contest will be
held Saturday night. with FL
dred Hickman. Mrs. E. c. San
ders and Mrs. Roland Baldwin
serving as judges.
Mrs. Doc Bruton. chairman
of the clubs American Home
department. which is in charge
of the contest. emphasized the
fact that judging would be on
a basis of simplicity rather
than elaboration.
Five dollar prizes will be
awarded for the best decor
ated home and the best dec
grated show window.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Township Tax
Listers Are
Named For l948

Township tax listers for l948
were appointed as follows at a
recent meeting of the board OF
county commissioners:
.Bogue-T G cum h Pierce
HallSbOro.
Bolton-Edison Herren. Boil
ton.
Bug Hill-Clifford w. Club,
Tabor City.
Cerro Gordo-MrS. Hugh
Nance. Cerro Gordo.
Chadbourn-R. A. Meares,
Chadbourn.
Fair Bluff-Mrs. D. E. Par
IRISH, Fair Bluff.
Lees-AuStin C. Coleman, Ma
kina.
Ransom-L. V. Conner, Delco.
acknowledgement Nissan, Ev-
ergreen.
WaccamaW-Mrs. J. c. Nye.
WelcheS Creek-MrS. A. H.
Sessions, Whiteville.
Western Prong-W. Alex Bald
win, Charlton.
Williams-G. c. Hinson, White
vile.
South Wliliams-J. P. Brown,
Tabor City.
Whiteville-D. o. H in n
Whiteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19

the. marriage Of a Morganton
girl. Concluding the description
of the bridal finery it was stated
that 1.-The brides only garment
(ornamenU was i pearl brooch. -
So it goes. =
For instance, 4 IIillsville, Va,
newspaper in reporting a wed
ding had this:
She had tight bridesmaids at
the ceremony"
Here a "t' where an "e was
intended, caused the blnnder.
A Raleigh paper printed a let
ter from an irate subscriber who
was criticising political speech,
which made the writer say:
And them asses believed him.
Of course it was intended to
say "the masses"
The editor of the Madison Mes
senger often writes his adver-
tisers' copy. In LADIES. dress
goods department ad This was
printed;
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19

From Billy Arthur's column.
Down East, in the Onslow Couh-
ty News and Views, come Int
following observations on typo
graphical errors:
| have mentioned heretofore
that typographical elrors-and
every newspaper, large OF small,
makes them-are the bane ol
every reporters existence. one
worst one, | think, was when
the letter It" instead OF &C. fell
into the word gracefully 10
make us say that lat the close
of the luncheon, the bride S
mother gratefully announced
the engagement of her daugh-
ter"
Sometimes. for some unknown
reason, words 60 "wild" in the
linotyper's fingers-as in the
case of the substitution one time
of the similar sounding gar
ment" for ornament" in one
North Carolina daily's report Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Ebert G.. Ward
Taken BY Death;
Funeral Monday

Ebert Clegg Ward, 10, son Of
Mrs. jamie Ward of Nakina Rt |,
died at his home Sunday, Decem-
Der IA, following a long illness.
The funeral was held Monday
morning at IL o'clock from the
Pine Level Baptist church with
Rev. Austin Duncan officiating.
Burial, was in the Ward ceme-
terry.
Surviving are the mother, Mrs.
jamie Ward; four brothers, F. M.
Ward, D. P. Ward and Eldridge
of Nakina Ri. l and Hazel OF
Bladenboro; one sister, Elma
Gray Ward of the home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Contract Let For Paving
OF Tabor-Pireway Road

The paving and grading work
was let for a bid of $2l4,618.33
and the structure work for $751;
276.
The project from Nakina to
Bug Hill was let for l02,895.40
The Columbus County road
bids were part of low bids to-
falling $1,734,182.23 on IL Fed
eral-aid highway projects.
The projects call for work on
u miles of roads in Is counties.
Ninety-tour contractors entered
bids on the II jobs and Highway
Commission Chairman A. H.
Graham said that Competition
at the letting was keen, but
prices are still quite high be-
cause of increases in the cost of
transportation and materials, es-
pecially asphalt" Graham said
that he considered the majority
of the bids reasonable.
The letting brought to $27,228,-
895.08 the amount of highway
work placed under contract this
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Tvpoqraphical Errors Can Cause Many A Ked Face

Sheer stockings designed for
dressy wear. But so serviceable
that lots of women wear nothing
else"
A Buffalo, N. Y. daily in re-
porting political conference
said
"Only one of the old bloc was
missing-pretty Winifred Stan
ley of Buffalo. Her seat disap-
peared in the New York redist-
ricting."
A Mississippi editor had to do
some tall explaining about the
inaccuracy of the Linotype to
get this:
mo date has been set for the
bedding of the couple"
The following correction ap-
peared in Martinsville, Va, pa
per:
"Our paper carried the notice
last week that Mis- a de-
fective in the police force. This
is a typographical error. Mr.
lis reallya detective on the police
arce,n y.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-12-19
Amusing Skit
Presented AT
Rotary Meeting

An amusing skit by Willie
Webster and DR.. l.. M. Medlin
was presented at the meeting of
the Tabor City Rotary club last
Thursday night.
The act concerned an automo-
bile dealer who was attempting
to obtain an immediate opera
ton and who ran up against
many of the delays that pros
pective automobile buyers = en-
counter at present.
The operation was obtained
Immediately after the auto deal
er agreed to pay double the reg
ular price for the operation and
to take extras such as stitches,
bandages and pills.
Rotarian Auto Dealers A. A.
White and A E. Goldfinch reg
iStered considerable amusement
during the act. xss
One guest, James Cox, was
present.