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Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

6. Promote manhood, christianity,
equal opportunity and fair play to
all-NO FAVORITISM!
I. Embrace an editorial policy
which will promote and defend our
MethOdism and protect u heri-
tage.
g.. Accept all worthwhile articles
for publication, not expressing hi
Ographic sketches Of candidates
for Southern Christian Recorder
posts. Equal recognition to friend
and foes alike.
D. The Southern Christian Re-
cOrder shall not be used for self
advancement Of for the embarass-
ment or villification Of our Bish-
ops, General Officers. Ministers,
or the lay-workers Of our group.
10. To give q conscientious and
business-fike administration to all
the duties pertaining TO the office
Of Editor Of the Southern Chris
tian Recorder.
THE AFRICAN METHODISM
ADVANCEMENT GROUP
Rev. G. G. Atkins, Chairman
Mrs. Theresa Warren. Secretary
Mrs. s. A. Fowler, Chm Boos-
ter Band
Hon. David Clayborn, Treasurer
Rev. ". J. Daniels, Chm. Prayer
Band
Rev. Ralph Jackson. Publicity
Director
Prof. J. E. Copeland, General
Advisor
DR.. Z. w. West. Public Relations
ADV.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
READ THE PRESS!

of Hot Springs He has proved conclusively in the past that he is a
friend to the colored race. He will receive the personal and col
ored organizations endorsement ...... SOME GOSSIP-A lady wear
ing her Easter shoes Sunday pulled them off at a friends house and
rubbed under the bottom of her feet but she said they were not too
small .m~ l can tell it is spring, a certain rooming house operator has
put her chair out on the front porch .~. A barbecue man makes sc
much smoke under his meat until his customer 60 away smelling like
smoke, Ha Ha Ha, what next?
ENTERTAINED AT SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. James White of 230 Robin st. entertained their mo-
Their, Mrs James Bolden with a surprise birthday party Thursday mite
A covered dish lunch was served with an atnachvely table covered
with a lace cloth. The centerpiece Was Of Daffodis. Those attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wyrick, Mrs. Josephine McLemore. Mrs George Por-
tbs, Mrs. Henry johnson, Mrs. Arthur Green. Mrs S Hines. Mrs
l.. Shumphet, Mrs Willie Dilpree, Mrs Shaw, Mrs Mcdaniel, Ben
Grisbley. Mrs Boden received many lovely gifts
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

ship of the Southern Christian Re-
corder at Kansas City. Kansas.
May l948, We commend him to y0C
and seek your support.
Qualification and Eligibility
DR.. Brown, who is a noted
journalist and now the celebrated
editor of the Eastern Arkansas
World, received his B. A, from
Morris Brown University in At
lanta, Ga, in 1924, majoring in So
GEOLOGY and Creative English. He
complied his B d. in 1925 at Turn
er School of Theology of the same
school majoring in Historical The
ology and New Testament Greek.
He served as professor OF Soci-
ology at Shorter College for sever.
al years. He has pastored some oil
the leading churches in Arkansas
and Mississippi. He has also held
pastorates in Louisiana. Inspired
growth and influence in the pas
torates which which he has serv-
ed are monuments to his ability
as a minister.
Career as Editor - Ambition
Dr.. Brown, who is a journalist
of wide experience and recognized
ability, has to his credit 20 con-
secutive years of experience as
editor. His production and SUBJ
scription management has long
been the envy Of his colleagues.
His newspaper touch is God-given,
and his qualifications for the post
which he now seeks r unques-
toned. His ambition is to serve
God in the fields best suited to
his talents.
His Platform - In Brief
I. Double the size Of the paper.
making it 8 pages by 8 columns.
2. Broaden Its field, making 1t
universal in influence, rather than
sectional.
3. Place the paper In the hands
Of more layworkers, using it, tai
ent for the Lord.
4. Educate laymen as to their
moral and financial responsibility
and obligation to the General
Church.
5. Start an aggressive and eff
cient nationwide subscription
campaign, making the Southern
Christian Recorder disappearing
and an asset to the connection
both morally and financially.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

NEXT DOOR,. Wrong lumber. . ~"
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
MT. MORIAH

Mrs. Matte Jones, Amanda New
burn and Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. New
burn went on a business trip to
Hot Springs ..... Miss Willie Ford
is home from New York, spending
a few weeks with her aunt ......
Mrs. A. Bryant spent two weeks
in New York with her daughter
M, V. and Mrs. Charles Hearn
visited her mother and her
daughter, Earle Jean ..... Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wilson are the proud
parents Of a daughter, VIVIAN .m.
Little Vernon Wilson spent two
weeks with his grand parents ...
The principal of Mt. Moriah
school is i'll .... The Five Harps
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

Shorter College were weekend
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Flem-
ming, Jr. 49,. Will Adams made .
business trip to Memphis. Tenn.
Wednesday :. Rev. N. L. Dove
preached installation sermon for
Missionary Society of First Bapt
Church Sunday evening !. The
Federated Chorus rendered a pro-
gram on Sunday night at Reeds
Chapel .... Rev. Thomas conduct
ed a revival during the past week
at Reed Chapel 49,. Mrs. Georgia
Walker won first prize in auto
race, Mrs. Adah William, second
and Miss Virginia Hampton third
...... Hugh Robinson il visiting his
father, Rev. G. w. Robinson and
family 49,. G. w. Oates, Sr. is vis-
iting friends in Los Angeles 49,
G. w. Oates, Jr. of st. Louis
vas a visitor recently with his
father $3.50. Funeral service for
Will Smith of 140o Bryant was
held Thursday at Phillips Funer-
al Home. Rev. H. G. Martin, eul-
ogized -. Mrs. Georgia Landers
is visiting daughter. Mrs. Mamie
Taylor at Pocohontas 49,. New
port Pirates defeated Kensstt s..
team Last week and on Thursday.
defeated Searcy 1915 and the s..
team Of Searcy won 49, and tho
Piratettes wers defeated b. IL
Searcy girls o-S. Don't mis- IL
game between Fitxhush and the
Pirates next Thursday at Air Dass
gym.
.eua<anang AnM
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
NEWPORT
Gladys Mays

Mrs. Zenobia Jones returned to
Chicago, having spent a week at
the bedside of her sister. Mrs. A..
v. Smith -. Miss Verneda Con-
ley was honored with a birth
day party on Tuesday at their
home on Arlington avenue. Miss
Conley received many useful gifts
Mrs. Iona Gates attended the
joint Rehabilitation Conference OF
the Arkansas Department of the
American Legion Auxiliary held
at Fort Roots Veterans Admins
tration hospital in North Little
Rock on the 18th of March ..~.....
Miss Louise Claybrook of Grays
and Miss Ernestine Wright OF
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
Brown Announces
Candidacy for Sou.
Christian Recorder

The African MethOdism Advance
ment Group presents the candi-
dacy of DIR. Thomas j. Brown for
the Post of Editor of the South
ern Christian Recorder.
Should the Southern Christian
Recorder and the Western Chris
tian Recorder be merged, DIR.
Brown will aspire to the position
OF Editor of the new publication.
DIR. Thomas j. Brown. Il. A..
Il. d., Earle. Arkansas. Minister
Editor. Is answering the request Of
friends and admirers through the
connection In aspiring to the editor
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26

WANTED: - Colored couple be-
tween 40 and so years of age to
take charge Of home. Wife TO have
charge Of keeping house, cooking.
and laundry work. Husband to do
yardwork, take care Of stock. etc.
Modern home furnished, with liv-
ing room, dining room, bath. cleo
tricity, oil heat, washing machine.
electric dryer and ironer. Both
must be experienced in this kind
Of work. Reference required. Sal
airy $4,000 per month with no eN-
pense. Please write. Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. ID. IvanOff. Shiawassee River
Farm. Byron, Mich. ADV. 3:19-26
N Office! N OTICE!!
To All State Agents:
News not in this office by Mon
day will have no guarantee Of
appearing in the ensuing issue.
The paper will not be delayed
for agents who are negligent in
sending in their news.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
lot SP rim S
GLORIA DOWNS

Mrs r. East, Bro c. L. Eliston and Bro John Ferguson arc on
the sick list Mrs. Brinkley is much improved from a long spell of
illness ~- A surprise party was given the Rev. R v. Madison last
Wednesday night Eight hours before the school election, Mrs Galley
Gardner, candidate for position No. l in the school election was un-
able to produce her poll tax receipt and thus she withdrew from the
race This was a most unfortunate thing, however the Rev. A r Puck
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
MS
Rosie Caple

Let us pray more and attend
church more regularly during this
trying hour of the Negro race as
a whole ..... Leon Stamps is home
from Pine Bluff to attend his mo-
Their who has been sick for quite
some time .s.. Mines. Lille Cross,
jamie Wilson and daughter visited
Clara Caple at her home Wednes-
day ...... A baby girl was born to
Ella and Alexander Caple.
Arkansas State press., 1948-03-26
PRESCOTT

Guitar meeting was held at Eliz-
abeth AME Church Sunday. Rev.
Ben Lockhart, pastor. DR.. G.. x.
Duncan, Elder and Mrs. Rosie Bell
are still on the sick list ........ Mrs.
Cellie James is up again able to
walk and we are praying for her
complete recovery,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Nav Arrest Is Reported In
Mysterious Horny Explosion

The Associated Press Monday
uuc.ed Sheriff Ernest Sasser of
Horny county as announcing the
arrest of T. II. Granger, so. in con-
nection with the mysterious April
20 explosion which destroyed 2
home and killed two occupants ir
the Lake Swamp section.
Killed in the blast were c. w
Willoughby and his daughter. Lou
Mae.
Grai..ser has been taken 10 the
Horny county Jail from Darlington
where he had been held since early
last week. the press association
quoted SaSSer as saying,
A Negro. Jack Miller. was arrest
ed near Florence and is being held
as n material witness. the Al
quoted the sheriff.
Contacted by telephone. Sheriff
SasSer told the Tabor City Tribune
ne was sorry that ne was unable
TO give any information in connrc-
ton with developments in the eX-
plo.ion investigation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
School Boy Killed
In Fall From Bus

Carl Fowler. 10-year-old Halls
boro boy who lived until last year
at Vinegar Hill near Tabor CITY
was fatally injured Thursday after
noon when he fell from the emer-
eencv door of a school bus.
The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon and burial was at Forest
Lawn cemetery.
The young boy. son of Mr.. ami
Mrs. Isaac Lee Fowler. suffered 4
compound fracture of the skull ara
internal injuries in his fall.
Police Captain James Milllgan
of Whiteville saiG schoolmates 1T
the boy told him young Carl was
crowded against the door when y
girl opened a bag of candy a" I
other children gathered around
her
Surviving are the parents; five
sisters. Mrs. Pauline Benton. Mrs
Francis Fisher. Ruth. Shirley IN
Jeanette: ard four brothers. Bur"
IN Lee. clifford. Cleon and Paul
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
By DON JERNIGAN

The Whiteville Wolfpack handed
the Tabor City Red Devils sound
defeat in the annual district Class
Az championship game Friday
night in Whiteville by the score
of 80.
Stevens. big Tabor City guard
kicked off. ard Hammonds receiV-
ed After a series of line plays.
sonny Callihan. co-captain of the
Whiteville team. fumbled, with
Tabor City recovering. After
Stanley-to-Fowler pass fell incom-
plete, Tabor City fumbled d
Wbiteville recovered the ball and
Hammonds and Ludlum teamed
TO carry to the Tabor 4-yard lire,
where on a handoff from Quarter
back Billy Horton. Powell carried
over for the Wolfpack's first score.
The conversion was no good.
CAPTAIN Ted Fipps, although ham
pered by injuries. took the kickoff
back As yards and it looked for n
minute as though Tabor would
score, but the drive begged down
after two passes by Earl Stanley
feel Incomplete.
After Marion Baxter carried 7
yards on an end sweep. the Red
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Shafter Hamnond
Taken By Death;
Rites Saturday

Shafter Lee Hammond, 81. died
Thursday at Fair Bluff after an
illness OF eight yeats. He was a
lifelong resident of Columbus
county.
TIE funeral was conducted from
the chapel Of Meares FUNERAL
home Sunday afternoon with
Rev. Minos Strickland of Tabor
City officiating. Burial followed
in Meares cemetery at Hinson's
Cross Roads.
Surviving are the wife. Mrs.
Mine Nance Hammond; one son,
Sonny Boy Hammond; five daugh-
ters Eloise Hammond of White
vile; Mrs. Howard Nance of
Florence. and Mrs. Marjorie An
derson. Mrs. Dori;' Greoh and
Miss Peggy Hammond all of Ger
10 Gordo; his mother, Mrs. Ella
Hinson Hammond. Cerro Gordo: :
two brothers Paul Hammond of
Cerro Gordo and Nancy Ham
mond of Tabor City; four sisters,
Mrs. P. K. Strickland of Cerro
Gordo, Mrs. Sam Adams OF
Whiteville. Mrs Bill Adams of
Whiteville and Mrs. Annie Belle
Sa,vis of Wampee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
.o|fpack Trounces Devils
In Annual Football Classic

Devils could not pick up enough
yardage for first down and White
Vile took over on their own g.
yard line.
From there, Ludlum went off
tackle and all the way down to
score. When he crossed the mid
field strip. it looked as if Ted Fipps
would bring him down but a beau
tiful block by Right End Worthing-
ton left Fipps on the ground and
gave Ludlum the distance ahead of
him alone. The extra point again
was 70 good.
Dalton Anderson entered h :"
game l.. the second quarter and
led a drive which begged down as
Spivey fumbled. James Cox broke
through the line to throw the
speedy Horton for a 5-vard loss
TWO fast passes from Horton 10
Ludlum carried 70 the Tabor Il,
whence Hammonds scored. The
extra point was missed again.
Stanley TOOK to the air and COM
pleted three passed for good yard
age but was trapped by the fast
charging Whiteville line and was
removed from the game after suf-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27

fering an ankle injury.
Bill Spivey, on an end run with
blocking by Fipps. carried for IT.
yards and a first down but the ED
of the half caught the team as 1t
was headed for score.
AS the second half opened, FippS
took the ball on his own lO-yard
line, bullied himself through the
Whiteville forward wall, took to
the sidelines and scampered the
remaining 80 yards to goal.
The score was called back. now
ever, when officials ruled that the
runner had stepped outside at mid
field.
The Red Devil line seemed to
shatter as Stevens kicked. After
two line plays. Riley Powell on
handoff from Horton luege! the
ball 40 yards for the Wolfpack 5
fourth score.
At the beginning of the fourth
quarter, after an exchange or
UNITS, Powell again broke through
the Tabor City line for IS wards
and another score, which ended
the scoring for the night after
Whiteville converted for the only
extra point of the game.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
United Jewish
Appeal Drive
Gets Underway

The annual campaign Of the
United Jcwis.l Appeal in Tabor
City will actively get underway
this week it was announced yes
terday by Chairman Joe Simon.
Simon said that Iette:S telling
of the cause for which funds are
sought were mailed out the lat
ter part of last week and that
members of the local committee
Will conduct a canvass this week.
He said that j few cont:ibu-
tons had already been received.
Funds raised by the annual
United Jewish Appeal 20 toward
alternating suffering among VIC
Tins in the war-toIn sections OF
Europe and in helping them TO
rehabilitate thcms elves.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
FEC To Gel
Complaint On
Phone Service

A delegation of Columbus county
citizens is expected to attend i
hearing before the Federal Com
munications commission shortly in
an effort to obtain better telephone
service in the county.
1t was understood that the COM
mittee would include representa-
tives from Tabor City, Chad5oura,
Whiteville and Hallsboro. all served
by the Columbus Telephone COM
pany.
The delegation is expected to ap-
pear at a hearing by the FEC OF
the proposed sale Of the Columbus
system to the Carolina Telephone
and Telegraph company of Tsrhoro.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Soldier Dies
OF Automobile
Wreck Injuries

Gene \. Blackburn 20 year OLD
Wilmington soldier and nephe"
OF Mrs. Hartford Fowler OF Iab"r
City. was injured fatally and
companion was injured In an
automobile accident at Hopkint
vile. Ky. Saturday.
Young Blackburn w!s FORMER
resident of Lois and had moved
with mis- family to Wilmington
wear or SC ago.
Funeral services will be held
Wednc day morning at II o'clock
f.cm Loris Baptist church.
Surviving are five brothers:
Guy and Clio of Loris and f1u,
Jack and Bill of Wilmington; ana
five sisters. Mr.. Leo COX OF
Loris and Mrs. john Rogers MIS-
Pauline Small Mrs. Liston KING
and jeanne Blackburn OF Whining
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Tabor City Tobacco Market
Has Belts Highest Average

Tobacco sold on the Tabor City
market TOR an average of $53.35
tni. season the higcst in the
Border Belt-accci ding to officia!
figures released by :he United
States and North Carolina
Departments Of Agriculture.
The. Tabor C:ty average WIS
S. cents per hundred pounds
nigher than the average ct by
the second high ma. let
Chadbourn the report shows.
Nearby Loris and Fair Bluff
markets tied with an average Of
sJ-.vo with Loris having the
highest OF any South Carolina
market in the Border Belt.
Tabor City sold total of
6.257974 pounds Of tobacco this
season, more than sold by four
atner NOrtn C.rolira Border Belt
and less than sold by fou: other
n. C. Border markets.
Five South Carolina Border
MAJ kets sold more pounda@c than
Tabor City while -four sold les :,
the report shows.
This is the second time in three
wears that the Tabor City market
has had the highest average in
the belt. having been top market
also in 1916. For the la47 season
although the local markets
average dropped to second place,
it Ill held the distinction of
have the highest average OF all
North Carolina markets in the
Border Belt.
Tabor's volume, dropped this
season from last, "a did all
mar.ets due to the 27.5 per cent
acreage cut. However, all markets
in the bet enjoyed higher prices
than they did last season the
report showed.
A total poundage of 258,3511Ss
was sold on Border Belt markets
this year for an average Of SoO4l
this year as compared with
29S,581, 265 sold in 1917 LOr ar
average OF S41.94.
nnd ouaraTp nripnS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
N CHARLOTTE
M >I\t>

oN /" ~. !. K. Rogers were
y" business Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Man Dies OF
Pistol Wound;
Rites Wednesday

Gurthrie Turbeville. 38. dieG in
Columbus County hospital late
Monday afternoon from a pistol
wound sustained at his home near
Tabor City Monday afternoon
around 4 o'clock. Police reported
the wound was self-inflictei.
The funeral service will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O from
Gapway Baptist church with Rev
Will Freeman officiating.
Surviving are the wife. the form
er Miss Ola Soles. one daughter
Mabel: four sisters. Mrs. Thomas
Strickland and Mrs. c. c. Bennett
of Tabor City. Mrs. Hubert Jerni-
gan of Whiteville ard Mrs. CteVe
Dzina of Buffalo. N. Y: and four
brothers. Grady. Brutus. J. G. and
Jennice of Tabor City; and the
parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Tur-
beville of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Permanent Festival
Plans Are Formed

Executive board of the Tabor
City Merchants Association I'm
special meeting last Tuesday night
voted to set up permanent COM
mittee to make year-rOund plans
for an annual CarOlinas Yam,
Festival to be held in Tabor City.
A committee will be named short
~ By Merchants President \. \.
White to begin plans for next
years festival.
The board also voted thanks 10
everyone who aided in making this
years festival a success. Especially
commended were representatives of
the State Department of Agricul'
ture the N. c. State College Extcn-
sion service anG farm and home
agents of Columbus and nearby
counties.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Mrs. q. M. Dinkins
OF Green Sea
Taken BY Death

Mrs. Louise Dinkins, 35. of the
Green Sea section of Horny cou.ty
died at Mullins hospital Sunday
morning at 500 after an illness OF
several days.
Funeral services were held from
Lewis Funeral home in Tabor City
Tuesday afternoon at $50 with The
Rev. E. p. Russell. pastor Of the
Green Sea Baptist church. Off
ciating. Burial was in the Green
Sea cemetery.
Survivors include her husband.
Grady NJ. Drinks: two sons. Bryant
and Billy: ard one daughter. Bon
ne Fave. all of the home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Horny County
Fair Called
Off This Year

". NJ. Johnston, president OF
the Horny County Fair association.
has announced that fair will not
be held this year due to lack of
facilities and a suitable site OF
which to hold the fair.
He also announced that the Fair
association is planning to purchase
a permanent site for the 1air-
grounds and that the fair will ne
held next year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Activities
Bus Delivered
To High School

Tabor City high schools new &C
Invites, bus made its first trips last
week when it transported the Sth
grade class to the State Fair on
Tuesday and the Veterans class -
the fair Wednesday.
The bus will he USED to trans
port athletic teams and for other
transportation needs in the extra
curricular activities.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Baptist Revival
Will Continue
Through Month

Revival services at Mount Tabor
Baptist church will continue thru
Sunday evening, October 81, with
services being held daily at 1000
a. m. and 1870 p. M. it has been
announced by the pastor. Rev. P.
c. CAN'T. The visiting minister is
Rev. Paul Cawthorn of Fl. Worth
Texas.
Mr.. CAN'T has also announced
that Sunday. October 81, has been
designated as break the record
Sunday at Mt Tabor Sunday School
with an attendance goal of 1926
set. An even larger crowd than
this is expected, however, as sew
eral of the departments have al
ready passed their goal.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Donkeys And
Riders Ready
For Contest

Dcnkcys and players We're re-
ported yesterday as ready-.tof
action in Thursday nights basket
ball conte=t between the TABOR
CITY Civilians and Rotarians.
The gIme. to be played fof the
benefit of the Tabor City athletic
fund. has been set for S:30 IN
order to come after the revivai
service at Mount Tabor BAPTIST
church.
Captains Sam Jacksoi tor the
Rotary club and j. c. Bell for
the Civit ms repo: ted all in readi-
ness for game that will incl'idc
pIeniy of fun if not scoring.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
NOO( I Mt.F.iING
- HELD HERE,

Officials os ne South Central
BOY >cn-' d.s,;ic, held :, meetin :
N" S,ppvy Club. Tabor City.
Monde. ai-a.
Attending were. Dick Turing
IN. Norman Peal Martin Lowe.
',..o' Vaughan and J. e Jones o.
."ad'oU. 4 T, Goldfinch. jim
III "l"s'eaG and ). z. Smith OF
nor CITY. J. \ Mautlsby. Arthur
''l".r nt VAUDEVILLE. II. A. Tur-
~. ara ID: u 4. Waddell Of Fair
...,. dN-~ Nance OF Cerro
.'..'. ..m.rs Bethea Of Whining
'.t Dick Anger o. Whiteville
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Beer Ban Begins
Thursday Night
In Columbus

Tabor City and the remainder OF
Columbus county is supposed 10 De
dry of beer and wine after Thurs
day night, which is the last day
those two beverages can De SOLO
legally in the county. ~.
Beer anu wine were voted OUT
overwhelmingly in a special coun-
ty-wide election August 70.
Petitions have been obtained re-
ouesting special elections on voting
the legal sale of the beverages IN
Tabor City and Whiteville but law
provides that a special vote "aA
not be held for go days after the
November 2 election.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-10-27
Community
Fair Underway
At Loris

The Loris Community fair got
underway Monday at Bells ware.
house on the Tabor City road ana
will continue through Saturday OF
this week.
Central Amusement company.
with more than go rides and con-
cessions, il making up the carnival
area and many displays by mer-
chants. schools, farmers. homes.
church and civic organizations &C.
cupy the warehouse.