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Evening star., 1948-12-20
Figures on NFL
TtIeGore
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-Com.
missioner Bert Bell of the National
Football League announced the fol-
lowing figures for yesterdays 18th
annual championship:
Paid attendance-36,3 ,309.
Gross receipts dncluding radio
television and motion picture rights
-$223, ,622.25.
Taxes and rental-$66, ,684.75.
Net receipts-156.93750.
Total player pool 60 per cent o1
net)-$109, ,85625.
Winning players pool-$59 ,322 SO.
Losing players pool-$39, ,548.25.
Each winning players share
$1.54084.
Each losing players share-S874.3e
Pool for sectional second-plact
clubs washington and Chicago
Bears)-S10,985.62
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Oregon to Open Drills

DALLAS, Texas, Dec. 20 (P).-The
University of Oregon football team
was due to arrive here today and in
dications were that the Webfoots
would start stiff practice tomorrow
for their Cotton Bowl date New
Years Day with Southern Methodist
| University,
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Rinq Cord Showed Out

NEWARK, N. j.. Dec. 20 (P.-The
fight card scheduled for Laurel
Garden tonight has been postponed
until next Monday because of the
snowstorm. New York welterweights
Buster Tyler and Charley Williams
are matched for the 10-round
feature,
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Lions and Hornets
Match Bad Men in
Clash Tomorrow

Bad men of the American Hockey
League will oppose on Uline ice to-
morrow night when the Washington
Lions entertain the Pittsburgh Hor-
nets at $3.50 o'clock.
Harry Dick, the Lions husky de-
fenseman and the leagues penalty
king, sat out three infractions last
night as his team bowed to the Cap
itals in Indianapolis, 6-2, in a match
that was highlighted where Wash
ington was concerned only by two
goals credited to Paul Mundrick.
However, Dicks mettle will be
tested tomorrow night by Phil
Samis, Pittsburgh's defenseman and
the American Leagues official bad
man OF 1918.
The leagues bad men, past and
present, differ greatly. Whereas
Dick is a rough-and-ready and Wig
orous competitor, in line of action
only, Samis IS hard boiled and
pugnacious dhap who has worked
up many feuds.
Samis and the Lions Win Nous
seau clashed in an early season
match in Pittsburgh when match
misconduct penalty was called
against 'Mousseau when he broke his
stick over the Pittsburgh player
back.
Samis also pattled Dan Porteous
on the ice here last season, with Dan
resting atop of the angry Hornet in
a pile-up on the ice before they
were pried apart and continued bat
tling before order was restored.
Aldidge "Baz" Bastien and Pete
Backor, Pittsburgh's goalie and de.
fenseman respectively, are 1947-4t
All-League first sections who viii
represent the Hornets.
Pittsburgh has beaten Washington
twice this season, but the spirited
and generally improved, Lions hops
to put over an upset tomorrow night
1
Evening star., 1948-12-20


manned by radio and television sets and dismissed
the $525 per ticket expenditure with shrug.
From a financial standpoint, the Chicago
Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles didn't suffer-
but artistically it constituted sports crime It
was a sellout, despite thousands of empty seats
dotted among the well-bundled, well-bottled fans.
To them '4-inch snow, 27-degree temperature
accompanied by frigid wind and snarled travel
ing conditions were extremely uncomfortable but
there they were defying the elements.
In the immediate vicinity of the park tickets
were regarded as mere scraps Of paper. Two
blocks away from the park disgruntled scalpers
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Win, Lose, or Draw
Championship FootboII-Eskimo Variety
By BURTON HAWKINS
Star Sfaff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20Taxs and automobiles stalled
slight ncnes their wheels whrrng ftessy against the packed
thousands of hardy Phadel
Shbe Park the National Football championship
Evening star., 1948-12-20

openly trying dispose pasteboards
youngster pleaded ony so At the entrances the
spirit apparently had caught with the scalpers giving
weather that
hardness snowake large quarters had been png atop
early morning
that arpaun they early
not early enough
Frozen Toe Among the Writers
ground powerless heavy
heaped high with So both SQUADS were
their dressing along with They pulled uggd
maued and hauled but the muscular
approximately 1o They
Eages. poised a championship
saining desperately with that cumbersome
bulge 1:so-game time-bu game
obviously wasn't going start time They called OF the
and officials The ground produced shove
long which removed
tarpaun and blocked its path the denes extending for so
yards
shivering groundkepers seemingly
Is minutes they
enough it to the sidelnes warrant another the arpaun
the Cards this time they
clearing the field Out of bounds that particular side Of the field
though would be formidable snowbank fascinating that
second tarpauln tactics while the Cards worked the
Eagles watched.
Up the box writer's ammed into nclosed
BOOTH their apparently
steamy,
seeing the the old Chronicle They
the windows fo of them Trmbe of
York Daily Mirror actually frozen momento the day.
This One Started Under Lights
game. started half late
started with the lights onhe only football in history started
lights the daytime wasn't bad either considering
the circumstances, but the circumstances horrible
rumbes the
rushed players during 1t those FUN
b by the Cards Ray Maou that led the way to the only score Of
KroyGuard Frank Kroy Of the there
the Cards IT, Four plays later Steve Van Buren mushed
yards developed only touchdown j. =
football 1t gallant effort by two outstanding
avesty the that they succeeded but the
conditions bitterly disappointing fans who had
voned titanic usse between hardhittng brilliant backs and
mountainous, vicious linesmen.
spectacle frantically digging
toeod the backs unable fancy
m ush and the Eagles the superior musher
In Van Buren.
day when the Eagles after making their touchdown
kelt snowbankeed field aped the weness before
attempting the point when customers seats
covered with and placed their feet in more of It,
for Eskmo but not for football the equva-
basket ball shoes eloquent
football schedule that extends until late December
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Teacher Problem Is Heniford's
Subject In Talk To Rotarians

Citizens of Tabor City and the
South must take immediate steps
to see that their teachers are
better paid or face the fact that
their children soon will be under
the instruction of inadequately
trained personnel, the Tabor City
Rotary club was told Monday
night by Lewis Heniford of Lo-
ris, a member of the local high
school faculty.
Declaring that he was plan
ming to stay in the teaching pro-
fession because he likes it, Hen
ford told his listeners that the
economic side of the picture IS
forcing him to 60 north where
he can make more than SUB
sistence. This will be his last
wear in the Tabor City schools,
Heniford said.
Pointing to the fact that the
Tabor schools are we'll stated
at present, Heniford declared
that it probably will not be long
maybe this year--before SUI
perintendent Primer will have TO
pet out and scour the woods Tor
teachers to fill certain positions
whether they are we'll trained or
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26

not.
The speaker said that Primer
enjoys 100 per cent cooperation
from his present teaching stan
and that IF you people can hang
onto some of the good people
you have teaching here, you're
going to have good school"
However, he pointed out, a
$1,000 salary is inadequate for
him and soon others may be for
ced to take the step he is in
seeking job that offers more
economic security.
The teacher declared that the
local schools have long had the
support of the toWnspeople and
expressed the opinion that steps
taken to improve the schools
further are up to the people
themselves.
man, introduced Heniford.
Highway Patrolman A ] len,
Merchants Executive Secretary
Hubert Davis and Horace Bull
lock of Chadbourn were guests:
Reece Burroughs and Richard
Gordon were welcomed as new
members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Easter Beatitude'
Is Sermon Subject

The St. Paul Methodist church
will bring to close the series
Of services. observing Holy Week
On Sunday morning at the regu-
lar II o'clock service at which
time Rev. H. FREQ Surratt's sub
iect will be Easter Beatitude.
Special music, THE Easter
Legend, by TschaikoWsky, will
be rendered by the Junior choir
under the direction OF Mrs. Char
les Bethea. The offertory solo,
"Consider the Lilies by FELTON,,
will be sung by Miss Mary 10
Cole of Whiteville.
Sunday evening the choir will
present an Easter Cantata, The
Music of Easter" by Fred Holt
on, text by Helen ElIlotson,
composed of choruses, duets and
solos. The soloists will be Misses
Rebecca Floyd, Monteen Win
stead, Eloise Elliott and Mary
10 Cole.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Billy Anderson
Dies AT Wrightsville;
Rites. Wednesday

William Harry Billy Ander-
son, 8-year-old son of Mr&mrs
Harry Anderson of Hemingway,
S. C., and grandson of Mrs.
Louise Anderson of Tabor City,
died Monday night at Babies
Hospital, Wrightsville Beach.
He was stricken with rheumatic
fever about eight weeks ago and
had been hospitalized since the
attack.
The funeral was held at Hem
ingway Methodist church Wed
nesday morning at Il o'clock and
burial was in the Old Johnson
vile cemetery.
Besides his parents, he is sur
vived by one sister; his maternal
grandparents, Mr&mrs Alton P.
Rogers of Fair Bluff; and his
paternal grandparents, B. B..
Anderson of Mullins, and Mrs.
Louise Anderson of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Doings at
IRON HILL

Miss Margie Lee rockwell of
Clarendon VS. the week end
guest of Miss Esthet Grey Ray.
-
Miss Mary Velma Ray was
the Sunday guest of Miss Thel-
ma Rockwell.
Dan Faircloth of Georgetown
was a visitor in the Iron Hill
section Sunday.
Miss Hilda Faye Rockwell was
the Sunday guest Of Miss Mary
Ellen Todd of Clarendon.
- =
.Caul Causey was the week
end guest of Flake Hewett.
Mr&mrs Walter Todd were
the Sunday night guests of Mrs,
Todd's mother, Mrs. Jenny Gar
rell.
Mr&mrs j. E. Rockwell were
visitors in Whiteville Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Josephine Niggli
VIII Speak Here

Josephine Niggli, noted writer,
will speak to members of the
Study club and Beta club at the
home of Mrs. D. ]. Hughes Fri
day evening, April 2. Miss Mig,
gil is from Chapel Hill and will
speak to the clubs on some
phase of writing.
Her latest book, Step Down.
Elder Brother" was the Book OF
the Month selection for Febru-
airy. An earlier book, Mexican
Village" published in l945, was
generally acclaimed by the crit
les.
The author first came into the
iimellght when q number OF her
Mexican folk plays were pro-
duced by Professor Koch OF the
Having spent i great part o1 hel
University of North Carolina.
life in Mexico, Miss Nlggh IS
we'll qualified to write OH the
Mexican way Of life.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Rainbow Girls
Order Instituted

The Tabor City Assembly Or
der of the Rainbow for Girls
under Letters Temporary was in
stituted on February IS, by Mrs.
Pearl c. MCGOWAN, bearing
commission from the Supreme
Assembly.
Officers for the assembly are
as follows: Mrs. Gertrude But
Ter, mother advisor; Rebecca
Burroughs, worthy adv isor;
Louise Hodge, worthy associate
advisor; Mary Frances Prince,
Charity; Colleen Singletary, Hope;
Catherine Wright, Faith; Cath
crime Carroll, recorder; Evelyn
Canady, treasurer; Annie Pearl
Coleman, chaplain; Betty Jean
Floyd, drill leader; Hilda Rae
Wright, love; Mary 10 Primer,
religion; Melba Mills, nature;
Nancy Soles, immortality: Doris
Spivey, fidelity; Peggy Spivey,
patriotism; Mary Cooper Spi-
vey, service; Pat Granger, con.
observer; Nell Fipps, outer OBJ
server; Margaret 10 Jnrnlgan,
musician; Hilda Rae Mills, choir
director.
Members of the choir are:
Shirley Fowler, Frances FoW-
Ter, Betty Jean Reece, Mary Ell
len Todd, Janet Watts and Doris
Ann Wright. The above named
officers were installed March II
with members of the WhiteVille
Assembly acting as installing
officers.
The Advisory Board Of the
Tabor City Assembly is made
up of the following members OF
the Eastern Star and Masons:
Mrs. Jack Bullock, Mrs. F.. w.
Eonvielle, Mrs. Kern Prince.
Mrs. R. c. Soles, Mrs. Sam But
Yer, B. F. Young, Ruey Hewett,
Jack Bullock, Sam Butler, Mil
ton Wright and Willard Garrell
Meetings will be held the first
and third. Wednesday nights OF
each month.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Duke Students
To Hold Easter
Services Here

, Two students from the Di-
vinity school of Duke University
will hold service Easter Sunday
at four churches in the Wacca-
NAV charge.
Rev. William r. Merriman will
preach at Lebanon and Bethel
churches on the subject, THE
Living Christ"
Rev. Robert Grumbine will
preach at 10 am. at Bethesda
and ll:30 at Pireway on the
subject, Seek Ye The Lord"
: The Waccamaw charge is being
supplied each Sunday by Rev.
Mr.. Grumbine until a pastor is
appointed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Junior Legion
Team Planned

The Tabor City Post of the
American Legion has plans un-
derway for organizing an aimee.
lean Legion Junior baseball
team here this summer and will
hold meeting for boys interest.
ed in trying out for the team
Tuesday afternoon, $3.50 pm, al
the Legion hut.
All boys who can qualify un.
der the following rules are invit-
/. The competition will be op.
ed to attend this meeting.
en- only to boys who will not
have attained their seventeenth
birthday before January l, 1913
"a boy born prior to-, January |,
1881 is not eligible), and who are
amateurs (that is, boys who have
not been paid for playing base
ball or who have nbt played with
or against baseball teams where
other members Of the teams re-
ceive money for playing.
2. Boys need not be in school
to be eligible and can play on
any team of their own choice
within the community in which
they reside, providing their le-
gal residence in that community
was established prior to Feb
ruary Is, l948; however, if no
team is sponsored in the com.
munity of his legal residence, he
may play with the team geo.
graphically nearest to his legal
residence. State lines cannot be
crossed. -.
3. Junior high school boys, a.
long with those in lower gram
mar grades, will be eligible to
play on the same basis as boys
not in school. Junior high schools
shall be considered to include
no grades above the ninth grade
The Lewis-Peay Motor com.
pany will secure uniforms fol
the team.
So far no manager or coach
has been selected.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26

The long standing dispute be-
tween the Tabor City town
board and Engineer R. E. Pete)
Reynolds was settled last week
when Reynolds accepted an OIL
fer made by the town Of pay.
ment Of $l,700 for completion OF
plans and specifications for three
projects-Water, sewer anu
streets.
Reynolds had turned down
the offer at a meeting Of the
town board Wednesdan night
but accepted Thursday after a
different method Of payment
of the $l.7o0 was agreed upon:
Originally, the town had OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Dramatics Club
Presents Play
AT PTA Meeting

The Dramatics club of Tabor
City high school gave short
play, The Long Retreat, at
the meeting Tuesday night OF
the PTA.
Several selections were render
ed by the Junior Glee club under
the direction of Mrs. Charles
Bethea and the attendance went
to Miss Edith Staffonas Sssaae.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
REYNOLDS And Town Make Settlement

the agreement with Reynolds
for completion of the projects
an entirely new contract is. be-
ing entered into.
The three projects for which
Reynolds Is preparing plans
and specifications are & part Of
= Federal Works Agency pro.
sram in which towns are fur
nished long.ranas plans tor
civic imprevemsnts without
immediate outlay Of cash.
The engineers are paid with
funds advanced from the Fed
eral Government and the money
is not to be repaid until the
town actually starts work or
the projects.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26

fered one half of the $l,700 upon
completion of the sewer project
and the other half upon com.
pletion of the street project.
The revised method of pay
ment is third upon compile
ton of the water project (Which
is already finished) and one
third upon completion of each
of the other two projects.
The Sl,700 was half of the
amount which Reynolds claims
was due under contracts between
the town and the firm of Euts-
Ter and Reynolds.
|. The town, on the other hand,
claims that the contracts had
been voided and that in making
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Mount Sinai
Church Plans
Easter PROGRAM

The Mt. Sinai Baptist church,
north of Tabor City on Highway
70l, will present an Easter pro-
gram Sunday afternoon at 2:3O.
The Young Peoples class is
presenting an Easter drama,
The Great Inheritance, and
there will be songs and poems
by the children.
The public is invited to at
tend the program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Elizabethtown Man
Is New Manager
Of Cole Store

Lewis HARRISON of Elizabeth
town this week took over the
managcrship of the Cole Gro
Gerry store in Tabor City. He
was formerly with tn FOX in
EliZabethtOWn.
Mr&mrS HARRISON and their
two daughters, Katheryn. &, and
Judy, 3, moved last week into
the Smith apartment on Bald
win street. They are members
Of the Baptist church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Glee Club Plans
Easter Program
AT Baptist Church

The Tabor City high school
glee club, assisted by Mrs. Ev-
eritt Prince and Mrs. w. W..
Woody, will present an annual
program of Easter music at Mt.
Tabor Baptist church at llo'-
clock Sunday morning.
Mrs. Woody will direct the club
and Mrs. Furman J. Fowler will
be organist.
Soloist will be Rebecca Floyd
Eloise Elliott, Mrs. Prince and
w. w. Woody.
Easter messages will be pre-
sented by Lewis Skies and Mon
teen WinStead.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
OUR HONOR ROLL

Recent subscribers 10 the Tri-
bune include:
Tabor City: X. G.. Uarrelsen,
Davis JcwcIrv. O. l.. Coleman,
Buck Lllpo, Mrs. Kenneth Hause,
l.. K. Watson, Pan&y NJ. Brown.
Tabor CITY Route One: w. p.
Stephens, Gladys Fnrcloth.
Tabor CITY Route Three: Ralph
l.. Norris, Addic Harper.
Fair Bluff Star Route: l.. f.
Hayes.
LoriS Route One: Shelton A.
HARRISON.
WhitcviIIc: Fl. Frank Howard.
NAVY Supply Center, Saipan:
Earl p. Fonvicllc.
Green Sea: Mrs. Aubrey Wat
son.
Indiana, Pa; Mrs. Howard
Baker.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
King Of Kings
To Be Shown
AT Baptist Church

King of Kings" a movie film
giving the life of Christ, will be
shown at the Mount Tabor Baptist
church Sunday evening, March
%, at $40, Baptist, Training I'm
ion officers announced yesterday.
The public is invited to see the
picture
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Everything In Readiness
For Log Rolling Event Here

ern N. c. Log Rolling, Woodmen
of the World. to be held in Ia
Dor City Saturday. April 3, were
made al a luncheon meeting at
Mrs. Mary Todd's Wednesday.
Attending the dinner were
Mayor AL Williams; H. Dewey
Stevens. consul commander of
the local Woodmen camp; Nick T.
Newberry, state WOW manager;
George D. Walter, district rep
resentative: Hubert B. Davis,
executive secretary. Merchants
Association: F. H. Lewis. Log
Rolling publicity chairman; A.
A. White. president Merchants
Association, Willie Brook Web
ster and Frank Young, members
Of the Log Rolling program
committee.
Registration of guests and
members will take place at
the speakers stand at the city
hall throughout the day. begin
ming at 10 am. next Satur-
day. when several thousand
Woodmen and their families
from eight Southeastern N. c.
counties are expected to gather
in Tabor City.
The program will formally
open al ! pm. with a parade, to
be led by the Whiteville school
band. The line of march will
be from the Legion hut to Rail
road street, south to Live Oak.
across railroad and north to 4th
street thence east to city hall
AT the city hall invocation
will be by Rev. H. FREQ Surratt.
Mayor Al Williams will be mas
ter of ceremonies and will give
the address of welcome for the
city. while Frank B. Young will
give the welcome for the Wood
men and Mrs. Mae Young for
the Woodmen Circle.
Response will be by H. A.
Melvin. assistant state manager,
and Miss Blanche Eakin, state
manager Supreme Forest Wood
men Circle.
Distinguished guests will in.
clude State Manager Nick T.
Newberry of Charlotte. Ma
tionsl Director Charles A.
Hines of Greensboro. and Ma
tional Vice President r. E.
Miller of Omaha. Neb.
Miller will present WOW
awards to the town. Boy Scouts
and band.
After the ceremonies at the
city hall. the parade will pro
coed TO the school auditorium for
the log rolling meeting. to
which the public is invited.
The meeting will be opened
by Leon Smith Of EliZabethtoWn
president Of the Log Rolling
Association, and invocation will
be by Rev. p. c. CAN'T.
! Mayor Williams will give the
address of welcome for the city,
Mrs. Mae Young for the Wood
men Circle and Frank II. Lewis
: for fhe Boys Of Woodcraft.
! Response will be by J. N.
Clark of Clarkton, vice presi-
dent OF the Log Rolling Associa-
| ton.
The afternoon program will be
concluded with closed meetings
for Woodmen at which time
! there will be institution Of the
Boys of Woodcraft and Wood
men Circle, an initiation Of men,
bers OF all camps.
A barbecue banquet open to
! everyone will begin at ) pm.
/ and will continue until 8 pm.
Blessing of the banquet will be
by Rev. Fr. John J. Harper.
The day will close with a
/ dance in the school gym to be-
gin at 9 pm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
HEN LAYS EGGS
ON MULES BACK

Mr&mrs Donnie canady of
the PirewaY section did con-
siderable won dering after
finding an egg in their mules
stable on several occasions.
Finally. one day last week.
the mystery was explained.
Canady happened to walk
into the stable while a white
leghorn hen was there. laying
an egg-on the mules back.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
Boxing Team Is
Organized AT TCHS

Tabor ClT High school began
|O.gan.z.ag q boxing team last
|week. After q .uy-uty Of several
wears from me pug,IiStlc sport
tae Scnoo. decided to once again
fCrgan.ze : boxing team.
Principe! c. Il. Primer IS or
egan.Zing and coaching the team.
assisted by Harold FonVleIle as
sIya.ner Twenty-Five men an
wered the ya.l for boxers and
Framing ~ underway. Although
al 0. me men are inexperienced,
Severa. are showing promise IN
early workouts.
Seven o. the promising pug
iiists have entered the Column
bus County Golden Gloves
Tournament which gets under
way IN Whltevil!e Wednesday
and continues through Friday.
The school boys who will rep
resent Tabor City in the meet
are; +. c. WilloushbY fighting
al 40. Charles Cox fighting at
rs Orbin Fowler fighting at
at $50.
Inc roster Of boxers and their
t.sAt!ng weights are as follows
Jerry Waggr.. Oh Efaka How.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
CIVILIANS MEET

The Tabor City Civilian Club
had their semi -monthly meet
ing at the Modern Cafe Moii-
day night with 10 members en-
juyins i chicken dinner.
The members heard President
Sam Potts urge full cooperation
Ill making the WOW meeting
i success
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
IN RALEIGH
ON BUSINESS

j. Elroy Bell was III Raleigh
Oh business Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26
CHARLESTON
VISITORS

Mr&mrs L. S. Parham and
Mrs. A. O. Wilson were visitors
IN Charleston Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26

IT, reDor: is that one man
M NJ, 70 town Friday nlgN fill,
/ With his OWN particular brand
! Op,!ni!s!n.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-26

Harry Be-. say Jtmmyrot
messed N.m up.
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