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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
THE NEWS
FROM
Here And There
Two Rockville Men Ill

Two Rockville men are reported
seriously i'll this week. A. G. Wat
kins, who has been i'll for some
time, is in Naval Hospital, as is
Buell. M. Gardner, real estate man,
who was taken there last Friday.
Mr.. Gardner suffered a heart at
tack winter before last when he
was mentioning in Florida. He was
taken i'll again last Friday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
Girl Scout Bake Sale

A bake sale, for the benefit of
the Girl Scout Association, will be
held in Mrs. Moulden's Gift Shop
in Rockville on Saturday, May 21,
beginning at 10 A. M. Receipts
from the sale will be used in work
on the Scout Cabin back of Richard
Montgomery High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
A New Addition

An attractive new addition to
the Rockville Supply store on Com
merce Lane is the semi-open mar
ket arcade. Displayed there are
flowers, bulbs, flower and vegetable
seeds, flower pots, light gardening
implements and needs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
New Rockville Business

The Globe Valet Shop will open
for business this week at 214 E.
Montgomery Avenue, Rockville.
The dry cleaning establishment
will offer hat cleaning and block
ing service, as well as a fast suit
pressing service. Harry Karvou-
mis-, manager, has been in this line
of business for 35 years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
School Capital Budget Estimated
Is Millions Under Five Year Plan

The County Council this week authorized release of the
Board of Educatons proposed Capital Expenditure budget
for the next veyear period total of $18120OO0 has
been estimated the requirement for the period 94995
Of this $5406500 would be used during the fiscal year
194950 In addition to the five million SLIPS 900 has been
requested by the board that construction may be
placed under contract the spring of 1850 The granting
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
Council In Midst OF
Legislative Sessions

The Montgomery County Council is in the midst of its
legislative sessions with public hearings set for every day
this week from Tuesday through Friday according to Plum
Shearn administrative assistant to the council leg
satve session is also scheduled for Saturday morning
Tonight at 80 in the Circuit Court public hear
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-19
Guests At Luncheon

Mrs. F. Scott Collins and Mrs.
James Miller, of Potomac, were
luncheon guests last Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Shuler of Anacostia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
FARMERS FIND DAIPIESpR0F!TABLE

up the modern dairy barn %IIt I've
milk house and i following E.asE;
furnished Linn by hi. office N
cooperation with HE lhpar nn"ni
Of Agriculture and Iirri,h Drp.ni .
mcnl
MIR. Gore has one Of the I
dairir> II at has been sci up and
has been N op' ration ~n't" brl
Is. Oth"rS are:
Lacy Gore of the Saulr rnnnmu.
mtg. vino started ont with " COWS
and has increased Is and milling
10 now. He also has Il rev dairy
barn. milk house and milI>Cr.
Tate SoleS. also of the :%aInr
community. started out with i
COWS from Illinois and be- ha, i'll
creased To Is and is non mi'';'n@
10. Last week he installed Il milk
cr in his larm.
Jack Blake in CIHdbourn and
his brother starting oui with ~
cows and Edward Garter ats" OF
Chadbuurn is Slarlin" out with i
lInlStrinS that he bought in Hi
uOiS with all / of these dropping:
heirer calves. At tn" present
time he is npcraiin" rlnn@ WIFI
his uncle who is Il daIr!nan. but
is planning 10 increase her herd
and start one of his uW!r.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
SANTA BANNED IN LAND OF BIRTH

News from Germany this week
revealed that Kris krin2le. or
Santa Claus as we know him.
is being banned from the land OF
his birth. Children in the east
crn zone of COmmuniSt-dOminatcd
Germany will not celebrate with
a visit from the benevolent patron
of Christmas.
The belief in Santa. or kris
Krinkle." rs the ger Of Christ
mas present CAM 10 us from Ger
many. Us did the Christmas tree.
\ long time ago in England and
during the early history Of New
England. the PuritanS forbade the
observance of Christmas and
made December % malk1t day.
Puritan orders kept tn" shops
open on Christmas day and the
making of plum pudding or mincc
pies WAS forbidden. The reasons
then were not political. for the
observance was considered pagan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
IN CHARLES ID. H.\Pl.E
County Agent

"1'i t. first time 9iW YOU VA
at GuIdrw:H school IN Drr'rnI"'
Ut 1873. Vt l!;l ljnr | ii; Il nn
monthly hiI% and tn bills h'"!
come due in the fall after t"iI;tcr6
season. That Gi4hl 1T GlrIdrWar
School YOU Interested Us in eis-c-
triC crrr"n! ani uIurr chaii"'$
have been made until nuW y"
have a number Of bills COMING"
in monthly and thu>" bills nlt%!
be paved We have Il ll>hl bill. Il
rlnnth.y bill al the school iuErh
room and numerous "ltrr bills
being presented IL IN" !irsl at
each month. and frankly. !
couldn't pay them with Il set
Sunal income. THAI is 'hr rra>"iI
that | have finally decided 10 -
into the dairy business :" that |
would have Il monthly income 10
pay my monthly bills wth
This WAS the story hat AIR. u
Lucian Gore uf the Bethel Conn
munity told mo on October llih
when | met him on The Sircrl
down town. Recently he has just
returned from Illinois where he
purchased ~ ilnlStein COWS and
4 registered bull. He is putting
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
CHRISTMAS QUEEN CROWNED

The appearance OF Santa Claus.
GAMES and contests, marked the
successful conclusion OF the an
uual Womau'S Club Christmas FcS-
lival 1t the American Legion Hut
last Friday evening.
Miss llilda Faye rockwell. 18th
urade student in the Tabor City
Schools was crowned "ChrlstmaS
Queen" by Larry Ashby. Editor OF
the Tabor City Tribune. III corona
ton ceremonies following her Sc
lection. Gifts were presented to
the queen and her sponsors.
Little Miss Marlene Schild. To-
montlIS-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Schild. was winner
of the baby popularity contest
sponsored by the WOman's Club.
Marlenc and her sponsor. Shelba
Jean Hulk. were presented gifts
following the coronation.
Running a close second in the
baby contest was little Miss Janice
Watts. age II months. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Watts. and
sponsored by Nancy SoleS.
In the queen contest. Miss Alic"
Ann Horne, seventh grade stu
dent and daughter Of Mrs. Tom
Angle and the late Allard Horne
of Loris. ran Miss Rockwell a close
second. Others entering the queen
contest included Misses Vicky Sue
Lewis. Lorraine Long. and Ruby
Lee Fowler. sixth grade; Misses
Mary Strickland. and l.any Walden
seventh grade: and Miss Macel
Cox. eighth grade.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
YAM Growers Organize
Red Springs Market

Inc end OF the market season
BASED on results Of the market
ln2.
On Tuesday afternoon. Dccem-
Der Is. group OF Interested fsu
SPRINGS townSpeople and larmer;
met at Liberty Manufactures
umpany to make further plans lOi
he development Of the sweet po-
!alo market. Those present were,
! II. Townsend. Mir. Ashford. j.
\. Graham. j. \ Singleton. II,
Mr. Granthaln. MIR barnhIn. \. =.
SIrkrithan and DR.. E.. i. John
sou.
Appointed at this time on the
committee to Incorporate an or
sanitation were Mr. AShlora
chairman: Mr.. Singleton and MIR
Granthan.
This organization is an At
tempt Oh the part of Interested
persons i'll this area TO pro-
vide an outlet for an additional
farm money crop To help OIL
st the cut in cotton quotas.
{, In. hrrn IN the organization
al process Tor about six weeks
during which time the opinions
and farmers In this locality
has been tested
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
Fairmont-Chadbourn
ACL Line To Be Cut

The Interstate Commerce" COM
mission has approved the aDa"-
donn,cut of 20 miles OF branch line
of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad
between Fairmont and Chadbnurn.
press dispatches from Washington
reported this week.
The lCC said the railroad com
parry has experienced substantial
losses in handling the traffic or
the segment.
1T is forcseeablc thai some i'll
convenience will result 10 shippers
at PrOctorvile and Evergreen. but
because the volume Of traffic in
Owed is wholly inadequate 10 SUP
,ort profitable operations OIL tn"
cement. It's abandonment :7rIt!
&c permitted.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
Green Sea Young
Farmers To Hear
DR.. G. H. Rogers

Dr.. {. II. Rogers. tobacco
breeder OF Cocker Seed Company
in Hartsville will be guest speak
er before the Young Farmers
CHAPTER Of the Green Sea High
Sclnnl in the school auditorium
on Monday evening. December 49,,
ut $50. DR.. Rogers will discuss
the new wilt resistant tobacco va
ricties thu; Cocker has, officials
announced.
All farmers OF the Green Sea
district arc urged to attend, DON
aid Johnson. agriculture director.
said.
ter the meeting led the club MEM
Dcrs in recrcational period.
Club members exhibited some
of the work that they had done
in their projects during the past
scar and all the guests were in
yited 10 study the exhibits and
enjoy refreshments during the
social and rrcrcational period.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14

The Junior Chamber OF Com
MERGE in Wniteville Will sponsor
a Christmas dance on thursday
evening. December %. in the
WnilevilIp .ArmOry, featuring the
music OF Sonny Durham anl his
orchestra. The dance will start at
$50 and end al one-thirty a. III.
Admission will be $500 at the
door and S1.75 advance sale.
scandinavian is a prime New
York favorite. having been iea-
tured at the leading music show
cases in that show business center.
Durham is faced with problem
each winter when it becomes nee
essary to choose from among I'VE.
4 single location Ia SIl ou' me
snowy season.
Gotham hotel and ballroom
owners nave been bidding Tor Dun
hams band ever since its Hrs.
great ! engagement at the hole!
New Workers. Ice Terrace III l942,
During the past winter the BAN"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
Chadbourn Boy Told
Death Is Inevitable
Without Operation

lack al uNI>rn rc>ultlu" from his
blue baby condition.
T.. \. has always known he MAS
I "htur baby" and unable Ia h,'
IKE other children. lbs mulher
lid hr Frequently indicated his
desire 10 get IN education ST. thai!
".uaN be- | can work in ali Office
and make i lirin" IN Il NY that
won't require mitch physical
strength.
Mrs. Britt said the foundation
Tor his studies and his cnthu-
>ia>m tor getting an education
w;,S laid by AIr<. Baldwin ot tho
Long Branch School III k"i:rHnn.
The hey h:,, had Ia study III The
summer months 10 msi,:. up TO-
ihr days missed during the COLT
wrathr:
The cnld Weather affects him
seriously lie has more '~p"il>
during tn" utujrr months.
Not even The doctors Know
y hat amount will he required to
take. care al disqualification tor
!..itt ~; uu"h surgeons said his
case WAS n.ure serious and urgent
than ll,at al JuutN DAY Low n
More. Tia. same amount 81 800
H. raised Tor .lnneH DAY prob
uhtN viii he adequate
What if T.. y. should hot live
Ia return To Baltimore tor The
upcralIou' Mrs. i;ritt answered
lnv question bv stating that n
l. would want the money To go
To save the lille OF >uue uthrc
child lie l. THAI uu<eltlNh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
Christmas Gift
Folders Now
Available

Christmas Elf folder are avail
able al the lOca! posi- office 10.
|. ). SAVINGS bonds. Postmaster =.
v. GMIr!I. .Jr.. announced tins
week.
the folders. distributed by the
Treasury Department Ia ali bOili
issuing AGENTS. have cOlOrluI
cover showing snowy nUuriau;
scene. and carry Il card with tn.'
Savings Bond Christmas :Ji; s!0-
San. The Present With 4 Future. =
Inside tie folder IS Il die-cut'
page in which any denomination
of bond viii iii. The postmaster
said.
In addition Ia the folders, ;h"
posi- Office can supply L. S. Say.
iEa> stamps which parents aud
friends can purchase 10 complete
icwclry stamp albums for CONVEX
sion into bonds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
Do Your
CHRISTMAS
SEI OP P | N G.
TABOR CITY
Admits S1aying1
Released Thursday
Under $4,000 Bond

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
pinner Heads
xmaS Basket
Committee

Needy families in The Tabor
City community will be remember
cd with basket OF Christmas
cheer during the holiday season il
their names makes The list NOW be-
ing prepared by the local civic on
CARNATIONS.
&. II. Primer. Tabor City School
Principal. has been appointed
chairman of the basket committee.
and will act aS clearing center
with the Rotary Club.
Primer asked this week that all
names Of needy families in this
area be turned in To him as quickly
rs possible. He will then aS>i9n
.iameS to various groups by re-
quest.
It is necessary that the list Of
needy families be completed with
in the next few days in order that
definite work may get underway.
lIr Primer pointed out.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
The Difference
Between &c and Sc

Christmas card ScnderS are
making the mistake oil puttins
the wrong stamps on Christ
mas cards. Postmaster =. ".
Garrcll. Jr.. said today.
The postmaster reminded
patrons To put IL stamps on
ALI. sealed Christmas card ell
relopes. and 20 stamps on the
unSealed envelopes.
The difference between the ,
and Sc stamps may mean
whether or not your Christ
mas greeting reaches its deS-
tination in time and will save
post office employees cOnSid-
cradle time when time is the
.all-impOrtant factor during the
rush Christmas season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
CHORAL club IN XMAS CAkTAIA

The LoriS-Tahnr City Choral
Group will present Il Christmas
Cantala entitled "rhc Coming Of
The King" by Dudley Buck al the
Mount Tabor Baptist Church
Monday evening at 8 o'clock I'M
der the direction of Dr.. Kenneth
Baldwin oI Myrtle Beach. Mrs.
Stanley of L.ur:S is the accompan-
is. for the group.
Miss Alontccm Win$trad of la
Dor Cily. GEORGE st. Clare and
Rev. West OF Myrtle Beach will
render vocal solos during !hr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
CHRISTMAS DANCE IN WHlTEVILLE

struck Il happ! compromise by
dividing their time between The
Hotel Commodore Century Room
early i'm the season and then
switching Ia the ROScland Ball
room in February.
The trumpet and trombone SlaI'
also has appeared AT the Cafe
Rouge of the Hotel Pennsylvania
end often puts IN date across
the river at Frank Dailey'S Mra-
dnWbroOk in New Jersey.
When il comes 10 theatres how
ever. Sonny is pretty sure Ia
choose either The Paramount or
Capitol. \ Paramount favurlle ioi
wears. he rccc:itir played Il date
at the Capitol when that hn'lSr
adopted an Uul-amd-oai name hIHd
policy.
But Whicheve" 500: he rh0u&s>
Sonny draws the New York mob
and does job that leaves EN- linz
until another winter rolls around
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
Best Citizen
Awards Given

PRINCIPAL G.. II. Primer announ-
ccd this week the best cltlZen
awards in the Tabor City schools
a, the end of the third month.
Winners included on the list are:
First Grades: Miss Roberta NC
Culloch--DougIaS Wright. Mrs
Earle Floyd --- Jay Moore SoieS,
Miss Aubrey Benson --- Kenneth
Williams. Miss j. Mishne - Sue
Ann Norris.
Second Grades: Miss Kate Jones
-.Ieannc Jordan, Mrs. Jimmy
Aloore-Kitly Kelly. Miss Ann
Brooks McGouean - Margaret In
man, Mrs. c. II. Primer - Nancy
Dell Harrclson, Miss Mr\tIc bai'eS
Joel llarrelson.
Third Grades: Miss Myrtle Bailey
Joel HarrcISon. Mrs. Z. '. HicK.
--Ronnic G.. Cox, Mrs. Mar2uerlltc
c. Smith--Marilyn 10 FippS' Miss
Charlotte Webstcr--Ann Rogers.
Fourth Grades: Miss Evelyn Or-
erman-Betty Gayle Strickland,
Miss Estclle Stanlcy-Sybil Will
liamS. Miss Hazel Todd - David
Earl Fipps.
Fifth Grades: Mrs. }. y. HUH
man-Alicc Fac Dew, Miss Eva
NillS--Gayle Kelly. Mrs. ID. y,
Bluc--Betty Ruth Ray.
Sixth Grades: Mr.. Bobby Collins
Bill Spivey. Mrs. Nctrie Ham
mond-Mitchell WraN. Miss Janet
Tomlinson--Lillian Soles.
Seventh Grades: Mr.. Sanford
Pittman-Kathleen Small, Miss
Helen Butler--Alicc Ann Horne,
Mrs. Ralph Inman--Gleon Fow.
Ter. Miss Carolyn Todd--Tommy
Rogers. Mr.. F. f. Thompson-Dale
Thompkins.
High School Home Rooms:
Ninth Grades: Mr.. S. w. Caruso-
Clare Lewis. Mrs. S. l.. Jackson
Jean Pcay. Mrs. Nell Il. Fowler
Pauline Cumher. Miss Laura Me-
lnncS--PunneIl Jacobs.
Tenth Grades: Mr.. Miles Jack
son--MaIricl Cox
Eleventh Grade: Mrs. Colleen
Howell-Adazens Gore. Miss Julia
Graham--MaNic Watts.
Twelfth Grade: Miss Lena A..
LewiS-Mary Williamson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14

Monday evening pro"ram.
Tahur City folk who are men,
bers of the choral group include
Mrs. Walter i. Cox. Mrs. w. W.
Woody. Mrs. GLADYS Lois Prince.
Miss Rernicc Garrrll Miss Dull
rir GarreII Miss Puck"l Walden
Miss MARY Lou Cox. Miss audrey
Reu.rm. Miss Nnm,"cn Wi1Sl"ad.
AIi>S Lucille Wright. David kel'
~. rhil llu"hr$. Paul Rogers. Jr..
and Don Williams.
The public is invited Ia attend
the Carltdla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
D, r. HarreISon
Tabor City Native.
Dies In Florida

Duru> NIcRar liarr"i*"n. ~.
native of Tabor CtlE. died H''d
nrsday aiirruuum. December :. at
= heart attack 1T his h"m" III t'1'
ia. Fla.
lie moved Ia Green 'iIur" -
wears ago where lrr owned ;'i'"
uDrralrd The liHrr':iS1n Sian t"'li-
panv until i've years AGO wh"n III
health caused mni 10 rrlIr" l."
Floriiia.
The body arrived 4; Grrrnah'I"
Friday ut 80 aud remained II
llanr, Funeral l!mn,r untIl liI'
hour of the funeral. Last rii">
wrrr held from ihr rIap'l u! IN
lTanr, Funeral Home IN Grtrlra-
boro Saturday morning 1T u
% o'clock. With Rcr. Il. Murrl
Williams. former paste" of Inc
PRESBYTERIAN ChInch at lh" E"N"-
nanl. and DR.. James {. Stokes.
pastor of College Place AIcii"diN
Church.. uftiriatin% lnicfmriu
Was made in Guiitord Memorial.
Park
Surviving are his wife. ih" for
mrr Stella HruWn: iIir"" 'n'I .
Rodney Of Greensboro. MaH l."
and \. II. iIarrclsuu of DH!a'idu
Fla: three hau"lll"r:i Mrs. \. '
Tatum of pillshoru. Mrs. T.. j
Vnnjuui" If RicImnnd. Va. ami
Mrs. Don Johnson If Sunirr. =.
G.: one brother. Il. {. iimlrl'nn.
ST.. of Tabor City: fuw sister
Mrs. j. c. Bell. ST., Mrs. j \
Bell. Mrs. ". j. Ilickuan and
Mrs. j. b IIaytlwirk Of Tabor
Civ: and seven grandchildren
ThuSr ATTENDING the fE,lrrai
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
Last Rites Held For
James Randall Spivey

Iamv> HandaiI SpivrN. %. re-
tired farmer. died II ;hr home
OF 4 ,un Lawrence Sn,rrN. ou III.
SUNDAY mnrulu.; .,, > o'clock al
,.r 4 brirl illness. Funeral rte,
were held trum Tie VI. Sian:
Baptist Church Mondar afternoon
At > O'Clock with the Rev. W. l..
Hopkins uI CONWAY. =. t.. oil
lriatlu.. lulrrHlrnl Ma> midc III
thr church cemetery.
Tie is survived by four sous.
Lawrence. Luther and Riley Of
Tabor City. Burri> Ut Conway:
>l\ dau"hicrS. Mrs. Alice Pickett
of Bcaulavil.r. Mrs. Lizzie ltardee
and Mrs. Rrlha SchicldS of Jack
>onyillr. Fla. Mrs. Lille ilIlta-
way OF Salisbury. and Mrs. Laura
Irrdlu and Mrs. l.rtta Morgan ni
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14

Today We oil celebrate the occa'
siun--Iith the exception Oi Ger
tain t0laIilariam countries.
Residents Of the Eastern Zone
in Germany thought al frs! the
ban on Santa WIS Il joke. but NOW
they know That the tOnlnulnIS, :
can rarely be- N used of lnkn2.
Ii seems there is no place for the
w!ilc-whiSkrrrd cent. or iur t'sr
spiritual values hr represents. III
Il lutaii;arian state.
Although SANTA is M! u person
in Tact. We have all learned iha;
he has lived in spirit too long tu
be annihiIalcd by Communist de
crrCS. Perhaps he viii br baci;
in Germany another year. Mean
while. the Enic" Of America Wit
carry the story and spirit "'
Christina, 10 the land Wilrrc Santa
Claus has been "%prllrd. the land
OF his BIRTH
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
County Bapiists
Will Employ
Missionary

The Columbus County BAPTIST
Association will employ tuli time
a>>Uciational missionary with head
quarters in Vaudeville. il was aIi-
nounccd this week following an
association meeting on Sunday.
Rev. p. {. Can't, pastor Of the
Mount Tabor Baptist church Ill
Tabor City. was appointed chair
man Of Il selection c0mmiticr
which has already begun To work
10 locate qualified person for
Inc post.
The aSSociational missionary will
work with al forty churches in the
county association in much the
same WAY aS the individual pastors
work with their particular church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
Achievement
awards Given
COUNTY 4-H'ers

The Annual Ill Achievement
Program was held in the Williams
Township School Gymnasium on
Wcdn"> day ni@ht. December 18th.
Miss Marjorie Ward. Ill Council
president. presided at the meet
i'm.
Visitors. parents. and teachers
were also present to observe the
work of the Ali members.
The Junior and Senior Clubs
from Fair Bluff. llallSboro. Tabor
Cii!. Williams Township and Old
Dock Schools presented the pro-
cram Tor the evening. The pro-
rr:m featured stunts by members
Of the llallSboro. Fai rBlull Ia
hur City and Williams Township
Senior Clubs.
Miss Joan krl!ilan. Ccrro Cor
Ito. rendered solo ~ Place in
The Sun. i song written for AL
lirubrrS 10y Fred Waring. She
MAS acrutnpanieu by AliSS Mildred
vi II III VI ~ NiOl W..
Alr,la!> Tor outstanding work on
projects were awarded 10 winners
following: the program. Those re-
crivin% awards were the follow
Ing:
Home Identification -.- Patricia
Stephens. Williams Club.
Leadership :/.vla Gregg.
Far Bluff Club
Achievement -.- Betty Bullock.
Whiieville Club.
Girls Record -Synii Lennon.
Evergreen Club.
Clothing --- Eula Ruth Lennon.
Evergreen Club.
Garden Lois Todd Evergreen
Club.
Dairy Foods Team Dem.-Shir-
ley Norris. Williams Club; Shelva
Jean FippS. Williams Club.
Frozen Foods. Marjorie Ward.
Williams Club.
Food Preparation Doris Will
iiamS. Williams Club.
Poultry Peggy Barnes. Fair
Bluff Club: Edward Coleman,
Cerro Gordo Club: Adeline Brady.
Evergreen Club: Daniel Gore
Whitcvillc Club: Dan Page. White
vile Club.
In Canning Barbara Ann Bull
lock. Williams Club.
Dress Revue Senior---Sybll Len
non. Evergreen Club: Enla Ruth
Lennon. Evergreen Club: Carolyn
Cox. Tabor City Club; Ann Par
lin. ChadbUurn Club.
Dress Revue Junior Doris
Williams. Williams Club Shirley
Norris. Williams Club; Sarah VIII
liamS. Tabor City Club; Peggy
Jackson. llallSbUro Club.
AliSS Mary Sue MoSer assistant
state ALL Club leader I'll Raleigh
WAS :, guest At the program and
awarded Standard Club Charters
- all % of the clubs in the
county:
Wmtcrillr Junior and Senior
Chadbourn Junior and Senior.
Evergreen Junior and Senior.
fair Bluff Junior and Senior,
lall>h0ru Junior and Senior. Del
so Junior and Senior.
Tabor City Junior and Senior.
Williams Township Junior and
Senior. Old Dock Junior and
senior. Guidcway Junior, Bolton
Junior and New Hope Junior.
Miss AloSer made several ap.
bropriatc remarks to the club
ueG.h-r. and their guests and At
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-12-14
A & p VIII Give
Over 2 Million
In Xmas Bonus

\ Christmas bnEuS tD.Illng S.
2jO 600 VIII be distributed among
employees 81 The Grcul Atlantic
x Pacific Tea Cu!npaE" on Dec.
ii il WAS announced today By
John \. Hartford. chairman VI
line board.
All \ 4 = rmipIo%ees through
out the country with SIX month:
or more service viii pHrr cipaic in
the rrv-hplidaN ca,h distribution,
Last year the company "Uted 81
lm.Enn additional compensation.