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COOPERATIVE APrs.-sALE.

$500 BLOCK CONN. AvE.-Liyins rm.,
bed m, kitchen and bath; $4,000; terms.
Mr. RICE. WO 2765 %
and bath apt; attractivsly financed and
available for immed. occupancy; S6.250.
MR.. AIKEN. OIL. 5317. "a
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ROOMS FURhlsHED-s.E. and s.w

6I8 G ST. s.E.-conv. transp., nicely fur.
dble or single; next bath In clean, pvt.
home; FIR. 4912 after l pm. -13
LARGE FRONT RM., nicely furn. also
lovely single rm., both near bath Conv
TO- transp. phone and laundry privils.
i0sa E ST. SE.-Attractive room for
or girls: 80 single, $40 double. Call
Victor 0335 10
ANACosTIA, 1910 8 st. s.e.-Large single
private adult home. TR 1899.
LARGE FRONT ROOM nicely furnished,
next to bath; employed couple or girls
FTP o51o IN
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL TRADE 1O-rm. brick house. College
PIX. Md, for Virginia property. TIE. 1881
Evening star., 1948-09-08
COUNTRY BOARD.

SILVER SPRING-WilI board boy or girI
2 to 5 years, permanently or monthly
neferences; licensed home. SH. 4i67
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SILVER SPRING. Georsia ave. extended
Lovely 6-rm. new home, auto. laundry
unlim. phone; S75 month; prefer couple
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ALLISON. NEAR 18th

Semidet. tapestry brick; LIST A., receipt hall,
liv. rm. with large fireplace, din rm.. den.
powder rm. and kit. End f., 3 large bed
rms. . baths; upstairs den; full bSmt. with
"a bath, maids rm., large storage rm.; gas
h.-w.h. att. gar; extras include new BendiX.
mangle and B carpeted rms: good buy at
S22, 800 Inspection by appt only Call
MR.. GOLDBERG, Ma. 5549 or Wo. 1854.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

VETERANS OR SERVICE PERsoNNEL-
Desirable new 2-br. apt. in Sc, In ex-
change for l-br. or efficiency, In apt,
BLDG. NV. AK. 06l7 after 8 Pm. l0s
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ROOMS rURh,shEp-horheo.t

rs R ST. N.E.-Large front double room
twin beds; also single room; "a blk. 10
carline Call HO. S221 --lo
Ii16 E ST. N.E.-Single front room. next
to bath; all conv. %
WOULD LIKE two bus. girls to share rm.
with another girl Ssle. beds; lge. front
TWO BEDROOMS. $40 and s35 monthly
block off Mt. Rainier carline Men only.
AID. 662 10
I4O9 F ST. N.E.-Single rm near bath,
unlimited phone; gentleman; 81. Ii. $3.50.
CoLoRED-RELIABLE EMPL. couple; kit
p5ylegsS Ply nRfn or leaeS riRs ~ 4e14 H.
T19m IIssr lot Tenneo empossd cosple gen
COLORED-1O4 NJ ST NE.-Single furn.
front room for employed gentleman.
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BARNABY WOODS

Chevy Chase, D, C.-A fne modern red
brick center-hall home; in excel, cond.;
about S yrs. old: lge. liv. rm. with attrac.
frepl and screened porch overlooking
beautifully landscaped area: spacious din.
rm. and well-eouipped kit with space, for
has tge. master -bedrm. and bath, . other
excel. rms. and bath: 3rd a. beautifully
paneled in knotty pine and divided into 2
rms, double insulation: extra-lge. paneled
rec. rm. at garden level built-in gar j;
auto. heat: 7O-ft. lot. nicely, developed.
scHWAB si -4S Or. $500. Sptt Atter p % pm. cali ii
ST. s2515 or WO 14OS 10
Evening star., 1948-09-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY SEprEMsER G.. I9As.
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Northwe,t.

HOVSES FOX SAlE-sNoFfhWeSf.
16th sT.-Pretentious stone house Of Is
rooms, s baths, o.h.-w.h.; S4oO income,
plus apt: for owner; MI Tolson, FR. o3e0
0ISANNGM 9IlE MH EEALTY CO. FR: 51l9: 10
come over 5000 per mo-, and owner uses
1 nice rms. Wonderful home and income
EN-. Oe47. TODAY'S REALTY, RA. 1895
Evening star., 1948-09-08

HAMLET SECTION
An excellent value at s2e,500 An-briek
Colonial with bedroom and full bath lust
large bedrooms and bath on second floor
rarage; gas &C. heat; nice lot; in an
ssssent on.p o tod.y in'Dss .sa sa we
till 2 pm.
EDW. H. JONES CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-09-08

SEEING is BELIEvING-5o3s and 5O4G
Fulton st. n.w.-We promise you that these
two beautiful new Colonial homes repre-.
sent the greatest dollar value on market
Feons t'G@s Sesutfs nsod' tR baths s"ass Ssa
large screened porch. built-in garage, sat
heat; nnest construction; splendid close-ir
location in n., area between Ioxhal Village
"a block to grade school. block to transp
aE. so7s or FRANZ FRANK ~ ). PHILLIPS, 81 81
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH scHooL-ssmi-
detached brick, three bedrooms and bath
sGnroom sur CONDUIT buit-in gsrsse "a: beat. splsn-
Realtors. Fs.lto = n ..ssh 1.9s!sh st. NV. NA. o7sS;
500 BLocR FARRAaUr ST, Nw.-a-apt
n.as hsuss 9 or TSSS sss sandton c MA, ssd vo that @
$Asss Ssir5,a.s f .s;s
This s.Fm dst brick home has beer
is now vacant. Near schools and all con
yeniences. It is situated in the popular
neudss hshs b.dts ssfton ed s. v
with gas heat and b:-i. garage. Attractive
rh The Eves xaue cali ' Ro hs5e s So the sSRs SRfs
Ese: 0fss ssnsns sso rss n..d $500 50: Cash.
ms sus. .eseoIs Iss S,Ss sbopDins Hash T. 1898
NEW BUNGA.; SSl4,950: immed. poss. in
Woodmoor nr. bus, schools. shoppinE:, B
also / brk. bunga with 3 bedrms and gar
NC DEWITT. REALToR, sH. e76o, EA
1875 LOCUST RD.. Shepherd Park-opep
ewes. til 9 p.m., Sat. and suns, till
3 pm Detached Colonial brick, center
han: recreation seom ~ bar dem PM nnishse hH
ssss :'s Or IA: s7s6. PESNY AposToLIpEs
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APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp.

CoLoRED-2-RooM APT.-For respe
able empl. couple. 404 M St ne
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PETWORTH

Near al ,conveniences; vacant semidet.
tapestry brick, 80 it. wide, featuring
bsnt. with rec, .rm.. Il bath; lse. walk-in
cedar closet hot-water oil heat; det.
sar. Reasonable monthly payments: excel,
condition; price low. To Inspect call fill
m, ST S475 %
Evening star., 1948-09-08

BRIGHTWooD-2-f family home q com
plete aptsD; full basement. auto. heat;
nice lot. garage. Owner must sell; priced
risht. H. T. RANDOLPH, RE. 2137 OF
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MT. PLEASANT, D. c.
| NORTH CLEVELAND PARK

to parochial and public schools: an S-r.
and b a bedroomS semidet brick in
good condition; deep lot; OIL h.-wh. It
home in this much-dssired community,
Prisd for quick sale. Call Mr.. Darr.
" FRANK J. VOLKMAN
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
CLUB Bazaar To
Open Here Today

Santa Claus visit 10 Tabor City
will be ore of the main attrac-
tions OF the Tabcr City Woman's
club bazaar. which is opening
Wednesday afternoon. December
!, at the club Rouse.
Santa is slated 20 make his calls
at the club house at 3 pm. and
I pm. on all three days Of the
BlZaar "Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday.
All parents have been urged by
club members to bring their chill
dren out TO see and talk with Old
st Nick.
The bazaar is selling handwork
Of al types, Christmas cards and
novelties. line of stationery,
home canned goods and home
made cakes. cookies. pies. and
candy.
Mrs. Doc Bruton. chairman OF
the food department. has asked
tkIt each member of the club
bring Ut least one article of home
canned and home Cooked goods
for the sale. The food shou.i he
taken to the club house Wcdnes-
day before 2 pm. and is to be
packascd ready for sale.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Tabor Singers To
Appear In Cantata

The Christmas cantuta Ia hs
presented Thursday night, DE
cember IS, al Mount Tabor Bap-
list church by the L0ri< Chnral
club will feature rs soloists.
Miss MOnteen WinStrad and
Mrs. Gladys Lois Prince of Ia
bor City and George Claire and
ThurstOn ClamOnS. Jr.. of Myrtle
Beach.
Othes from Tabor City sing
ing with the group are Phil
Hughes, James Cox, Misses EiO-
Use Elliott, Catherine Garrrll.
l"ckatt Walden. Bernice Gar
rell, Lucille Wright, Pat Hrsse.
i.,aIyn waddell and Frances
Sarvis, and Mrs W. W. Woody.
The Choral Club will present
the cantata at Myrtle Beach
December IL, Tabor CITY De-
cember l6, LOriS December 80.
and Green Sea December 20.
In Tabor City, the club will
be sponsored by the Music De-
partment of the WOman'S Club.
The service will he Il candle
light one.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Campers, Hunters
Biggest Cause Of
Forest Fires

Campers and hunters were The
biggest single cause of forest fires
in North Carolina during October.
According to figures released by
the N. c. Forest Service. campers
and hunters started "a Of the 80
forest fires occurring on State
protected land. Smokers were res
ponsible for II other fires.
More than 10000 acres of forest
land were burned over during the
month, resulting in an estimated
damage of S1O.426. District Forest
err Joe Herelvich. of Whiteville.
points out. however. this figure
does rot take into consideration
the damage done TO wild game
within this forest area. Herlevich
urges all hunters to use extreme
care this season while in h e
woods. II everyone will do his part
to prevent forest fires by breaking
all matches before throwing them
away. crushing cigarette stubs and
making sure camp fires are dead
out. this careless destruction of
wild game and the forest cover
can be avoided.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Town Court Squads
Getting In Shape
BY Don Jernigan

The local all-star boys and
girls basketball teams ale hold
ing their practice sessions on
Monday and Thursday nights.
The boys team has rounded up
nicely and promises to be one OF
the best in this section.
The team lost the services OF
star players Bobby and Albert
Wright, who enlisted in the Ma
rines several months ago, but still
has their brother. Lynwood.
Some new names on the roster
are Martin Byrd, Jr, Roger NILS
Howard HARRISON. Wilbert Ray
and Orbin Fowler, while return
ing players include Hoyt Currie,
Council Spivey, Bill Young, Lyn-
wood Wright, Dock Fowler, Don
Jernig1n, Kenneth Byrd and Billy
Skipper.
The girls team. slow to organ
ize, is rounding up real we'll now
as new talent is being added to
the team. With several of the
local teachers reporting, the out
look Of Coach Mae Youns's girls
team is brighter. The playing
schedule is expected to get under
way in the near future.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Wilmington Boy
Drops Dead In
Football Game

A football game between the IA
Dor City Red Devils and the Viii
mington JV's ended in tragedy
during the first quarter Friday
night at Wilmington, when Robert
l.. Shew. Jr., 16-year-old member
of the Wilmington quad. dropped
dead on the field
Coroner Gordon Doran said
young Shew died of heart attack
and that the death was not 4
football fatality His condition
could not have been diagnosed pre-
viously AID did not result from
physical contact received in he
game. the coroner said.
Young Shew had made two long
runs which had set up a NVildkitten
touchdown. He collapsed just be-
fore the Tabor City squad ran it's
first rcrimmage play after The kick
off.
The funeral service, held Monday
morning at IL o'clock from The
Winter Park Presbyterian church,
Wilmington, was attended by mem
bers of the Tabor City football
squad.
Active pallbearer5 were men,
bers of the Wilmington Junior var
sity football squad.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Post Office Patrons Urged
To Do Holiday Mailing Early

Patrons of the Tabor City post
office can be sure OF their Chris'-
mas packages arriving safely ana
on time at their destinations by
observing a few simple rules the
main one OF which is TO man
early. Postmaster Mrs. Leona U.
Brown said yesterday.
Mrs. Brown pointed out that
one method i'm which maiIers
NAV save themselves. time Is 10
buy Il. many of thair stamps
as far i'm advance aS possiDie.
The postmaster urged that
mai!erS be sure postage is fully
3,cua!d on all mail matter that
PACKAGES ale wrapped securely
and plainly addressed.
She reminded OF the parcel post
limitations 900 20 pounds in weight
ard los inches in length and
girth.
1t was pointed out that parcels
should bear the printed endorse
ment. reading. "CCntcnts. merch-
amidst - postmaster: This parcel
may be opened for postal inspec-
ton il necessary" together WIN
the name and address OF the
sender. as sealed parcels not so
labeled are subject to postage AT
the letter rate.
Letters may be sent with par
GELS. il was explained. by attach
ing the envelopes containing the
letters outside parcels.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
s ?. Smith Elected President
n Tabor Merchants Assn.

:. p. tShay) Smith. first presi-
dent of the Tabor City Merchants
y. ISOLATION and Il guiding light in
The formation of that group three
wears ago. WAS again elected pre-
Sident of the association at a
meeting last TUESDAY night in the
Legion Hut.
Al the same time. the member
snip voted 10 change the beginning
Of tn" fiscal Year of the Merchants
Association from April 10 Jan
uary /.
Smith will take office at that
time. succeeding A. A. White. pre-
:Gcnt t"s the past year.
Elected In serve as vice preSi-
G,,.' MAS W. a. Williams. mayor
ii Ea?o" ciiy ANA president of
tIr Tabor City Rotary club. w. W.
Moody WAS reelected secretary
treasurer.
Named To the board of direc-
tors were:
j. Elrny Bell. III. G.. DOc)
Cameron. 4. f.. GOldfinch. :. T.
Rogers. Ruey Hewrtt. j. l.. Wit
stead, Il. l.. Eesmith. .Jr.. F.. w.
Fonvirlie. Horace Roberts ana
Wallace Sole,.
Al last weeks meeting. II also
was decided to leave the stated
holidays 70 be observed by local
merchants as they are at prese:t
Thanksgiving. Christmas and the
Fourth of July. Only handful
voted in favor of closing ArmiStice
day and none voted in favor of
closing Labor Day.
The group alHo voted down
proposal to close Wednesday after
Moons the year around except for
August and September. Wednesday
afternoon closing will continue 20
ne observed during May. June an.
July.
We've got the best town and
we've got the best association"
the new president said in his
acceptance speech. land the only
thing we need to do il pull to-
gether and well really grow"
Il can't do il by myself" Smith
declared. rs up 10 all % us. so
when I call on you for help. I'll
expect you TO help me-
The association heartily endorsed
the position OF the present board
of directors in voting that the
Carolinas Yam Festival be made
an annual affair and made an in
tegral part Cf the association.
Il was ANNOUNCED by Executive
Secretary Larry Ashby. who wa.'
reelected for another term. that
plans are already underway for
making next years Yam Festival
4 memorable event.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Green Sea News
BY Mrs. Edgar Clemens

Those attending the footb Il;
game in Columbia Thanksgiving
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wat
son and Donald Milton Clemens,
Tom Lupo. Misses Bea Strickland
and Mary Hagood.
Miss Verna Huggins and Sylvia
Hayes. students at Winthrop Col
lege. Rock Hill. S. c.. spent the
holidays with their parents and
relatives.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Watson Shelley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shelley and
daughter Mildred. enjoyed a de-
lightful oyster roast and fish fry
at Little River Thanksgiving day.
Miss Bea Strickland, a member
of the school faculty at Whining
ton. spent the holidays with her
sister. Mrs. Edgar Clemens. Miss
Mary Hagood of Wilmington ac-
comrInied her.
Miss Rachel Watson and La
vania Lupo of Limestone college.
Gaffney. S. c.. spent the holidays
at home with their parents. Mrs.
Mabel Watson and Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Lupo.
Clayton Lewis, student at
W4ke Forest college. was home
with his parents for the holidays.
Rev. E. p. Russell, pastor of
Green Sea Baptist church, is away
this wee,1. holding a meeting IN
his home church at Aberdeen.
Mrs. Russell and Beth accompa-
MED him.
Most all Of the Green Sea school
faculty went to their homes for
the holidays.
a very successful revival meet
ing wis held in the Green Sea
Baptist church two weeks ago.
with Rev. Clyde E. Baucom of
Wilson doing the preaching and
Deck Taylor of Columbia leading
the singing There were twenty
six candidates for baptism and
two joined by letter.
For community mission OF the
WMU of the Green Sea church,
a group of adults, young people,
children and the pastor heio
services 1t the prison camp Sun
day afternoon at , o'clock. They
also took the prisoners fruit and
nuts and a pocket size book on the
Acts of the Apostles.
H. C. Powell spent the day
Sunday with Vernon Clemons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Billy Hayes Dies
At Green Sea Home
After Long Illness

Billy Bryant Hayes. Is, died at
his home in the Green Sea section
Sunday noon following 4 long i'll
ness
The funeral was held Monday
afternoon at o'clock from Green
Sea BAPTIST church. with the pas
tor. Rev. Ernest p. Russell offici-
ating. Burial followed in the
Green Sea cemetery.
Surviving are the parents. MI.
and Mrs. Everette Hayes; and the
following brothers and Sste. 5:
BARBARA. Wayne, Rcbecca. Gagne
Joan, Judy and Milaine Hayes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
1(Hy Tales
By FRANCES SARVIS
nv v0IT IMAGINE

CAN 1OO lhAHl2NG
Seeing Jackie and Bill apart
Shirley not liking Bermey?
Jeaa Peay being jeolous Of Mar
garet 10?
Mary JOS name being Baxter?
Monteen getting mad with
James?
Eloise being on time for school?
Lillian riding in '49 Ford?
Bermey making touchdowns?
Earl Stonley and Elizabeth Gore
dancing together?
T. C. H. S. without Margaret?
Charles with his hair shaved?
Rebecca missing Don?
Vonell sitting with Ted. Clyde
and Billy?
Make giving Christmas pref
ent to Miss Hesse?
Louise Hodges being in love?
Catherine going to Raleigh?
C. M. flirting with Hilda?
NJ. ]. going to Loris to see Velda?
Betty Jean visiting at ems?
Bill McCullum not being hum
cry?
Edith breaking a date with Or
ben so she can ride in D. C.'s
Buick?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
VANS

A total of 368.O43 bushels of
sweet potatoes have been sold
through the Tabor City auction
market this season, it was re-
ported yesterday. bringing grow
ers $848.187.75. This is "A season
average of $3.50.
The market scheduled to have
been closed last Saturday, has
been continued through this week,
hut will definitely close after
sales Saturday, December 4. Of
ficiaIS of the marketing company
stated.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Turkey Shoot

Fifteen hens, five turkeys and
one duck were given away in
the shooting matches sponsored
Thanksgiving day at Cores Lake
by the local Veterans of Foreign
Wars post.
The post cleared about $50
which will 60 into the building
fund. The matches were super
yised by Philips HARRISON. Ebert
Wright and Leroy Core.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Birthday
Celebration

Shelby Jean Hulk celebrated
her 18th birthday Wednesday
when her mother entertained for
about 10 of her friends.
Games and contests were played
during the evening, with Shan
non Spivey, Janeile White and
Mabel Hodges named as winners.
During the evening refresh
ment~ consisting of iced drinks
and cakes were served to: Laney
Widen. Alice Ann Horne. Joy
Spivey, Darcus Soles. Dana Soles,
Shirley New. Margaret 10 Nc
Cormick, Carrie Davis Stevens.
Janelle White. Mabel Hodges and
Shannon Spivey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Iron Hill Baptist
Church To Hold
Box Supper

A box supper will be held at
Iron Hill Baptist church Wcdnes-
day night with funds received
going for the benefit Of the new
building fund.
One item to be sold at the sup
per is quilt made by MIS-. Her
man Hewett during her spare
time in the past r!even years. The
Quilt contains 1868 pieces.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Methodists Meet
Thursday In
Wilmington

The Set-up meeting OF the Will
min@toa Methodist district vii! he
held at 9Th Avenue Methodist
church. Wilmington. Thursday
t;cm 10 am. until l pm.
Rev. H FREQ Surratt. pastor
Of Saint Paul Methodist church.
Tabor City. is expected to attend.
and Methodist leaders are invit-
ed to be present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Betty Jean Fowler

Betty Jean Fowler 2. died Thurs
day night in a Rock Hill hospital
The funeral was conducted Sur
dav from the Tabor CitY Holiness
church with Rev. Mr. Hooks Off
ciating and burial followed il the
Mt. Sinai cemetery.
Surviving are the parents. MI.
and Mr.. Herbert Fowler; and one
brother, Dayton Fowler, Of the
home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
VIVA Meeting

The Helen Keller VIVA of San
dy Plain Baptist church held its
regular meeting last Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Eu-
nice Norris. The program was
presented by Miss Pat Adams.
During the social hour. the
hostess served iced drinks, sand
witches and cookies to the follow
ing guests: Misses Erma Gore
Rosa Nell Norris, Madge Norris,
liza Pearl Ray, Katie Cause. Viola
Cartrette, Clara Belle Lewis. Pat
Adams, and Betty Norris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Boxing Matches

Boxing matches for the bene-
fit of the Boy Scouts will be held
Friday night Mt 7;'30 at the
Whiteviile school gym. Squads
from Tabor City, Chadbourn,
Hallsboro and Whiteville will par
ticipate.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Fireworks Law
To Be Enforced,
Chief Declares

The North Carolina antifirc-
works law will be strictly en-
foi Geo in Tabor City this yea: AS
last. Chief of Police l.. K. Wat
son warned prospective violators
this week.
State law prohibits sale. use.
possession or advertising of fire
works.
In addition to the Use on IRE
WORKS bcinr illegal. Chief Watson
pointed out. many persons are Sc
rously injured annually ana some
killed through their use.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Rembert Gore Is
New Parts Man At
White Motor Sales

Rembert Gore has begun work rs
parts man with White Motor Sales.
Gore, native of Tabor City and
a graduate of the Tabor City High
school, served with Army airborne
forces in the Philippines and ia
pan. He was with the Buick agency
in Wilmington before joining the
local firm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Open House

Open house will be held all
day Friday at the new Tabor
City high school building. All
persons interested are invited to
inspect the new building ut that
tina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Tabor Shoe Shop
Moving Soon To
New Location

Robert F. Mccormick. owner OF
the Tabor Shoe Shop. is preparing
to move his business into the build
ing on Fifth street formerly occup-
led by Norris Department Store.
The building, since it was dam
aged by fire last winter, has been
remodeled for the new occupant.
The shoe shop is now located on
Fifth street between Jack Strlck-
lands and Cameron Drug store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Civitan Ladies'
Night Program
Next Monday

Annual Ladies' Night program
of the Tabor City Civilian Cub
will be held next Monday night
At Windy Hill Bench club.
Around so Civilians Monday
night journeyed to Mrs. Platts at
little Rive. Were they enjoyed
ssh. oysters and shrimp.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Attend Clinic

Miss Nina Cox of Tabor City Ri
5 was one of Is students majOring
in physical education at Cocker Col
lege. Huntsville, S. c., who partici-
pated recently in a clinic for bas-
ketball officials in the Pee Dee
area at St. Johns high school in
Darlington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Cpl. Rolan Watts
Wins Promotion
With 9th Army

WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN
OSAKA, JAPAN. - Cpl. Rolan
Watts of Tabor City has been
promoted to the rank of sergeant
first class, it was announced by
this command.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Band Presents
Program Before
Rotary Club

A program by the Tabor City
Band under the direction of Bob
Hodges was the feature of the
Rotary club meeting Monday
night. Mayor AL Williams spoke
again on the water bond election.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Boy Scout District
Meeting Is Held
In Tabor City

A Boy Scout district meeting
was held in Tabor City Monday
night. with S. P. Smith presiding.
Rev. r. F. Foster of Whiteville
spoke on "Purposely Building
Character Through the Boy
Scouts"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-12-01
Oil Painting Studio,
Photo Shop Is
Opened Here

Mrs. Edna Edge of Clarendon
recently opened Photographic and
oil painting studio on Fifth street
across from Tabor Hardware
graduate of the National Ph2to
Coloring school, Chicago. sh" is
specializing in photograph AID oil
painting.