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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Girl Scouts Make
Tenderfoot Rank

The following girl scouts have
attained the rank Of Tenderfoot
since organizing last month. Of
ficials announced: lrma Jean
Cox. Mona Claire Cox, Carol
Davis Stevens. Jeanene Fowler,
Mary Margaret Fowler. Priscilla
Granger. Mabel Hodges, Alice
Ann Horne. Linda liuifaker'
Gayle Kelley. Virginia Long, Anne
Elizabeth Mallard. Margaret 10
Mccormick, Dana Soles, Darcus
SoIes. Jane Smith, Judy Smith,
Agnes Spivey, Faye Spivey, JOY
Spivey. Shannon Spivey, 10 Anne
Strickland. Lany Walden. Janell
White. Anne Hayden Williams
Sarah Williams. Sybil Williams,
and Frances Ann Westmoreland.
The organization is sponsored
BY the Tabor City Woman'S CLUB
with members of the Youth Con-
servation Department working
with the scouts. Troop commit
tee members include Miss Ann
Brooks McGougan, Mrs. Horace
Roberts. Mrs. R. B. Mallard. Mrs,
Ralph Spivey and Mayor W. A.
Williams. The leaders are Mrs.
Nell r. Fowler. Mrs. Edwin
Wright. Miss Ann Brooks McGou-
gan, and Mrs. Ralph Spivey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Examiner Says
Tabor Drivers
Reporting Slow

Although only six more weeks
remain for resistance OF driver S
licenses to persons whose last
names begin with l. and NJ, Driv-
er's License Examiner W. p. Ora
ham reported today that drivers
in this category in Tabor City
have been slow in reporting for
their tests.
Recalling the long lines when
previous dead lines approached
Mr.. Graham urged all persons
whose surnames begin with L and
NJ and who have not had their IL
censes renewed 10 report lmme-
diately to the Tabor City exam
ing station at the City Hall the
second and fourth Tuesday OF each
month TO avoid the last minute
rush.
Any L or NJ driver unprecedented
without a renewed license after
the dead line December 81. Will
be subject to prosecution.
Drivers license examiners COM
pose unit Of the Highway Sale
ty Division of the North Carolina
Department Of Motor Vehicles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Annual Bazaar
Will Start On
December 7th

The annual WOman'S Club Ba-
zaar will open with chicken bog
at The American Legion Hut We'd
nesday evening. December I, and
will continue through the weekend
with the Christmas Festival high
lighting the event Friday evening.
The bazaar will be open TO tile
public. however dinner reServa-
tons will close Wednesday, Nov.
80. Mrs. Deland Leonard. chair
man of sales announced.
The program for the Christmas
Festival includes the appearance
of Santa Claus. Beauty Queens. 4
baby popularity contest bingO and
fun booths.
Mrs. Doc BrutOn is serving as
general chairman Tor the bazaar
while Miss Kate Jones heads the
committee for the festival pro-
gram.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

The Laymen'S Christian Mis-
sion. sponsored by the Whining
ton PreSbytery, having held two
exceptionally successful evangeliS-
tic campaigns in the jacksonville
Morehead City and the Faison
areas, is to resume its work in
Whitevilie and vicinity next Sun
day. November 9th, with eminent
ministers and large corps of lay
workers. Dr.. W. c. Mebane Of
Wilmington is general chairman
OF the Mission.
There will be evening worship
services Monday through Friday,
with the Rev DR.. Charles f. S.
kreamer preaching at the West
Minister Presbyterian Church at
7:45 p. M. Dr.. kreamer is pas
tor of the First Presbyterian
Church OF Charlotte. A Texas by
birth. he graduated from Davidson
College and continued his theol0-
oical training at the Louisville.
KY. Theological Seminary and
Andover-Ne Theological school.
Before accepting call to Char
lotte. he served paStorates in
Hawesville. Ky. North Kansas
City. Mo-. and Leland, Miss. He
is recognized as one of the most
impressive pulpit orators Of the
South.
Associated with him will be the
Rev Jerry NJ. NeWbold, Jr.. 4 ma
tive of Wilmington. at present
pastor of the Warsaw Presbyterian
Church. Mr.. Newbold attended
Davidson College and Union
Theological Seminary in Rich
mond. He taught school in South
port and EliZabethtown. Then,
engaging in missionary work in
Asia. he was on the faculty of the
Shanghai American School, from
which he and Mrs. Newbold were
evacuated last January.
Also Dr.. kreamer will have on
his ministerial staff the Rev. HUI
bert Morris. New Bern pastor, who
in addition to his theological
training is also trained musician
and will lave charge of the muSl-
cal part Of all programs, besides
his participation in exercises in
Whiteville area schools.
Mrs. Beatrice Marion. director
of the pre-marriage and marriage
cornseling service of Richmond
and wife of DR.. John ii. Marion.
director of Christian Relations
for the Presbyterian General AS
sembly. will address PTA and Wo-
mems Club groups daily through
out the campaign.
The weekday programs Will
start with 4 Is minute morning
broadcast from 8:15 to $3.50. On
Monday evening, at 6:45 o'clock
DR.. Kreamer will address the
Whiteville Civilian Club. At $50
o'clock the same evening MIR. New
bold will speak before the Blad-
enboro Civilian Club and Mr.. Nor
ris before the Rotary Club of the
same city. At 7:3O o'clock Mrs.
Marion will meet the ChadDourn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Benefit Bridge
Tournament To
Be Held Dec. ]

A benefit bridge tournament
will be held at the Woman's Club
house Friday evening, December
2. under the sponsorship of the
Youth Conservation Department
of the Tabor City Woman's Club,
Miss Ann Brooks McGougan.
chairman. announced today.
Reservations for bridge or any
other games may be made by con-
tacting Mss McGOugan. Miss
Kate Jones. Mrs. R. B. Mallard,
Mrs. Harriet l.. Skies or Mrs. c.
II. Primer.
A high score prize will be
awarded to each table while u
grand prize will be presented 10
the high scorer for bridge. Ia
bleS will be arranged for play TO
begin at 7:3O.
Refreshments will be served
during the evening by the spon-
SorS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Efforts Being Made
To Send Chadbourn
Blue Boy To Johns
Hopkins Hospital

Joney Day Lowrimore. Column
bus County blue boy. will leave on
Tuesday morning for Baltimore.
Nd. where he will undergo cX-
animation and possible treatment
for the rare afflicti0n at Johns
Hopkins Hospital.
An effort Is being made for +
A. Britt. age IA. Of Chadbourn.
Route 2. also blue boy vic
tim, TO accompany the Lowrimore
boy 10 Baltimore. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Britt.
formerly residents Of Robson
County. having moved TO Column
bus County within the last year.
Both boys. accompanied BY their
mothers. will make the trip. eX-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Merchants Plan Annual
Banquet Dec. /, Cole
Scheduled TO Speak
Editor And Former
Executive Secretary
TO Address Tabor
Association

Following meeting OF the
board of directors. NJ Tie Tabor
CITY Merchants .iSSJcIailon til
Monday nOrniM%. !. was annOuilc-
cd that tie :nnull banquet OF the
a>,ucial!ur VII br held Oh ThulS-
day cvunna. December !. in tie
American LEGION Hal II 1880
u'cIGck
In mak.#I lie announcements.
W. y. Williams. president III ti'
association. sad thai willard q.
Cole. editor ul me %twS ReporlrE
and formerly r>>cuiNr secretary
Of the aSsGc,Il or would De tiic
speaker iur In" cVcn'n".
Williams said hat tie annual
banquet is primarily ucial even
ll4 in Whlcl Tie wives ot mcf-
chants a.r inlr!rd /" attend. bal
au Important r%.i Of the program
viii De thu election III officers lVf
The NC;. 1859 If - very lnlpEf-
:.tnl lIl..l III; merchant" turn oI'
fer Chi: GiIn"t meeting The el+c-
ton o. officers !ur tie comin:'
wear deserves Ihc consideration ol
every one Of 49,. nc said.
The evening program. not YET
complete. VIII include Il report
from executive secretary. Larry
Ashby. ON thr progress and ac-
co,npIIshmcnls uI the ">SocIaiioH
durin% 1899,
Tie banquet will BE-. as usual,
4 dutch affair with plates pricta
a, one dollar each. Merchants
will G2 contacted I'll FGG"y 10 a.
I,rminr jhr number /" attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
EMERSON News

We are glad 20 see the weather
chonGc colder as people through
Tbs section have been bothered
with screw worms. This is the
first time they have been noticed
here and the cold weather Is
checking them up.
Several people have reported
having sick hogs.
Mrs. LAURA Goodwin announces
the birth of Il son at the nome Oh
her father. j. V. Norris on NoVeih-
her Is. weighing 1872 pounds.
Mrs. Goodwin is the former Laura
Norris. 90. Gala.
Mr. and Mrs Mac Duffie Soles
visited Oscar Soles Sunday.
Mrs. Jamie SoleS and MISS
Frances Cartrette visited Mr.. ana
Mrs Winston Norris Sunday even
ing. ~ ,a
oscar Soles. BurriS Nealy ana
Norman Soles made their rouno
Sunday on the newspaper rou'e
wound Chadbourn. 1t was no.
iced that the Beaver Dam Church
is torn down and the old building
will be replaced by Il brlck con-
st,uction. The brick are alreaoy
on the ground and the WrItel
homes for them good luck on the
new building. lilo 70
Friday has been set aSiue y"
work on the lots at the Hinson
Cemetery. Friends and relatives
are asked to come out to WORK
every Friday until all the graves
are cleared off. ,o
Clarence 8uffkin will soon have
his new home completed on the
Fair Bluff road. ..,,,
Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan
have returned home from Mc :,
CTaderviHc where they visited
relatives.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Will lAlNGT0N PRE5BYTERY PLANS
LOCAL EVANGE[!STl( CAMPAIGN

PTA. Then, at 7;45 DR.. Kreamer
will hold the evangelistic service
a t Whiteville's Westminster
Church, with Mr.. Morris in charge
of the singing.
After the radio program on
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Newbold
will speak to the pupils OF the
Bladenboro High School at 10
o'clock and Mr.. Morris to the
Whiteville High School pupils at
IL o'clock. At $50 o'clock that
evening Mr.. Morris will address
the Clarkton Rotary Club. There
will be joint meeting of all area
women'S clubs at o'clock in the
Westminster church to hear Mrs.
Marion, who will also address the
Sunday School Teachers. Deacons
and Elders, during 4 supper meet
ing in Whitevillc'S Legion Hut al
6:l5.
On Wednesday morning, Mr.,
Newbold will address the New
Hope School pupils at 8 o'clock;
at 10 o'clock Mr.. Morris will adj
dress the student body Of the
Evergreen High School and at IL
o'clock the Cerro Gordo High
School. At IL o'clock Dr.. Kream-
er is scheduled to speak at the
Chadbourn High School. At $3.50
that afternoon, Mrs. Marion will
give counsel to the women OF
Chadbourn at the Presbyterian
Church. At 7:3O O'Clock Mrs
Marion will speak at the Bruins
wick Presbyterian Church. Prior
to this meeting, at 7 o'clock, MIR
Newbold will be heard at the
Clarkton Presbyterian Church. In
addition to the evangelistic ser
vices at Whiteville's Westminster
Church, with DR.. Kreamer in the
pulpit, MIR. Newbold will preach
at the same hour in the Clarkton
Presbyterian Church.
On Thursday, which will ushei
in December, and following the
radio broadcast, Dr.. Kreamer Will
address the pupils of Whitevllle's
Negro High School at 1883
o'clock, Mrs. Marion will speak at
the Negro Grammar School, at
1:2O. At 3 o'clock Mrs. Marion
will be before the Bladenboro Wo-
mems Club. At Gas Mr.. Morrk
will address the WhitCville Rotary
Club. At 7:45 o'clock Dr.. kream-
er will preach in Whitevlile ana
Mr.. Newbold in Bladenboro.
On Friday morning NJ. Morris
will speak at the Clarkton Ele-
mentary School at 1890 o'clock
and at IL o'clock DR.. kreamer
will be at the ClarktOn High
School. At II o'clock also, Mr..
Newbold will address pupils at the
Chadbourn Negro High School. At
6:45 P. M. Mr.. NeWbold will ad-
dress the Whiteville Lions Club
and at 7:45 evangelistic services
will be conducted in Whiteville
and Bladenboro by DR.. Kreamer
and Mr.. Newbold respectively.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Rotarians Plan
Intercity Meet
On January 18th

An intefcity meeting Of the Ia
Dor City. Lumberton, Fairmont,
BladenborO and Chadbourn Ro-
tary Clubs S being planned for
January l3 at the Pinecrest Coun-
try Club in Lumberton. it was an
nOunced on Tuesday.
Plans were discussed al joint
meeting of Representatives OF the
five clubs in LumbertOn on Tues
day evening.
The dinner will include the Ro-
tary AnneS and plans are being
made for an attendance of 300.
Attending the meeting on Tues
day as representatives of the Ia
Dor City club were W. A. Williams.
A. p. Rogers and f. w. Fonvielle.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Green Sea News

Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Derham
Jr., spent the weekend with Mrs
Derham's mother. Mrs. j. p. Der
ham, Sir. and sister. Miss E%s!e
Derham.
Henry Osburn. student at L. 5
c., and Milton Clemens spent the
weekend with Millions parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Clemens.
Miss Maggie Watson is spend
ing some time in the conlmunll!
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Rachel Watson and Ly'
vania Lupo from Limestone Col,
lege have arrived home to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays.
Rev. and Mrs. Morgan Gllreath
had as their guests Monday night
Mrs. Gilreath's brother and MS
bride who are on their wedding
trip. The newly WEEDS will reside
in Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Powell and
family we're the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Bently Roberts OF LorlH ouh-
day. ~
MIR. and Mrs. Porter Shelly
we're the Sunday dinner guests ot
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clemens.
Green Sea folk attending the
w. NJ. U. executive meeting in
Conway Tuesday include Mes
danes Sophie Blanton, Ernest
HAYES, c. A. Lupo, Edgar Glenn
ons, Ebert Graham, A. B. JACK
son. Wells Jackson and Rev. Nor
gan Gilreath.
The Green Sea folk enjoyed
hearing Rev. McAlester. visiting
minister. for the revival at the
Baptist Church last week, and II
was a pleasure to welcome the
visitors from other churches.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Woman Club
Hears Program
On Scouting

Scouting was the theme of the
program presented before the Ia
Dor City W0men'S CInb at the
general meeting ned on Thurs
day evening under the direction
Of the Youth Conservation De-
partmcnt Of the club with Miss
Ann Brooks McGuu2au. chairman.
in charge.
Mrs. Neil K. Fowler. troop lead
er. save the introduction TO scout
ing after which the following pro-
gram was given: History of
Mary Margaret Fowler;
:Attlntion-Anne Elizabeth Nal
lard: Slogan--Judy Smith; Motto
Anne II. Williams: Salute -
Sarah Williams: Sign--Alce A.
Horne: HandShake-JOy Splvey
and Gayle Kelly. The flag cere-
mony was given by the scout troop
after Which Mrs. Edwin Wright
and Mrs. Ralph Spivcy. troop
leaders. led the lnvestlture which
was followed by the SccuterS clos
ing ceremony Good Night Cir
Gle" with club women and guests
participating.
Mrs. Horace Roberts. president,
presided over the business session
in which club women received
their duties for the annual Ba-
zaar and Christmas Festival which
will take place at the American
Legion Hut December I. 8 and y.
Scout members and number OF
parents were recognized as Spe-
cial guests. Mrs. Jimmy Moore,
Mrs. Sport" Martin and Mrs.
John Soles were welcomed to the
club as new members.
During the social hour the hos
tesseS. Mrs. \. c. Edwards. Mrs.
David Kelly. Miss Helen Butler
and Mrs. F. F. Thompson served
refreshments to the ScouterS. Spe-
cial guests and club women.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Students Receive
"Besi (isi7en''
Recognition

Several Tabor City school stu
dents received awards this week
Us they were named the Best Citi-
LrnS in their respective home
ROOMS for the second month. The
management Of the Ritz Tiea;er
presented each student selected
with passes 10 the show.
Students honorcd were:
Miss Audrey Benson. First
Grade. Gcarldine Eddln@s: Miss
Roberta MCCULLOUGH - + 7 ) I
Grade. Geraldine Boswell: Miss !.
AHShoe-FirSt Grade Eldon Russ:
Miss Ann Brooks McGousan -
second grade. Martha Brooks Bell;
Miss Kate JoneS-Second grade.
Mitchell Todd: Mrs. c. II. Pin
ney->econd grade. Kathryn Har-
,elSCn: Mrs. .iimmy Moore-Sec-
pud grade. IIa Wee Jacobs.
Miss Myrtle Bailey -- II i Il
.-@Gv, Ray King; Mrs. O. V.
Hicks; h.rG grade Ronnic G.
Cox: Mrs. Marguericttc Smith ---
,h.:d s.,/.. Jimmy Soivey; Miss
Charlotte WebSter-thl:d grade.
Jimmy Mcmillan; Miss Pat Over
man-fouyth grade. 10 \ II n
Watts: Miss E>tc!le Stanley -
fourth grade. Anne Elizabeth NAL
lard: Miss Hazel Todd-.outh
grade. Jackie SoleS.
Mrs. d. \. Blue-tifth grade.
Mildred Strickland: Mrs. }. A.
huffman - fifth grade. Judy
Smith: Miss Eva Mills - fifth
grade. Ann Hayden Williams: Miss
.H!et TomlinSon - sixth grade.
: Lillian Soies: Nj. Bobby Collins
sixth grade. Ludie Booth; Mrs.
Ralph lnma,: seventh Grade.
A;yrtle Jenerette: M. Sanford
Pi;tman-Sevcnth grade. Virginia
Porter: Alv. +. F. Thompson -
eighth grade. 10 Ann Gore.
Miss Carolyn TODD - eighth
grade. Dixie 10 Granger; Mrs. ,.
I, Jackson-ninth grade, Janet
Watts: Mrs. Nell r. Fowler
ninth grade. Miriam Mobiles: Mr..
Miles Jackson - tenth grade'
Vivian Fowler: Miss Julia Gra-
han-elcven!h grade, Eldon row
Ter. Mrs. C.. y. acknowledgements
Grade. Magd&line Rhodes: MISS
Teno LewiS-twelfth S;adc. BIZ
Williams.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Junior Red Cross
In Safety Program

\ safety program is being Sp0n-
>Orcd by the Junior Red Cross
along with the drive for funds
which is now underway. Mrs. Mae
Young, county chairman. an
nuunced.
The Safety slogan is Its Smart
To Be Safe-To Stay Safe You
Have TO Stay Smart The eight
rules call attention To accident
prevention from the moment the
child starts Nlt To school and
from school 10 bed tine.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
BUILDING PERMIT
ISSUED TO ROGERS

A building permit has been IS
sued to A. p Rogers for Il SIN
room home of asbestos siding. to
be located on the corner iol III
Rogers Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claudis iiugs'ns
who have been residing al Green
Sea will occupy the new name.
Mr.. Higgins is an employee Oh
the W. +. Cox Furniture Com
many
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
HiWay Patrol
Applications
Being Received

RALEIGH 1850 Col. c. K. TnIar.
commanding officer of the North
Carolina State Highway Patrol. TO-
day announced that applications
will be received until December
J. fur the position Of State high
way patrolman al q salary CT s.
500 year.
Candidates must IL be citizens
OF the United States; ~ b. be-
tween the AGES Of u and 30: 80
weigh at least 100 pounds: - have
completed high school cdura-
ton or the equivalent: and 81 he
OF good moral character and hAvG
70 criminal record. Applicant.
who do not meet the requirement!
will not be considered. All per
sons filing applications who meet
the above qualifications will DE
given thorough character investi-
CATION and will then be asked 10
report for 4 rigid physical. mental
and oral examination. All prCsnec-
live patrolmen will be required 10
meet the same physical standards
as those required b! the Army.
Col. Tolar stated thai on the
basis of open competitive eXami-
tons 30 applicants Will be ST.
Icctcd for Il SiN-Wcck training
Schooi conducted by the institute
Of Government al Chapel IIitl. THI
school will begin January 10. 1859.
Applicants attending the school
will receive board and room l. =
10 salary during tie six weeks
training period. The course OF
study al Chapel Hill Will cover
the motor vehicle laws. criminal
procedure. liquor law. firearms.
life saving and patro! tacHniqii :
and behavior. MD
Applicants, passing the lrainirS
courses will Dr given probati0EHi
appointment; with The NORTH CA:-
DINA State Highway PatrU! in thr
order Of their competitive ralirgS
during the school Applicants pass
Ing tie training courses bat not
receiving appointments al the end
CT the school will be placed upon
reserve list ana will receive ap-
pOintmcntS as additional vacancle5
occur.
Persons meeting the require
ments outlined above may obtain
an application by writing Or call
inn The North Carolina State High
way Patrol. New Revenue Build
ing. Raleigh. n. c.. or the State
Highway Patrol Troop Headquart-
ers in Grcenvlle, Fayetteville.
Greensboro or Ashevillc. \. {.
Completed applications should he
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Hare Raising ale

LANCASTER. Pat COST huhl-
O, TIerbert 5. Moore $500 to shoo
one rabbit. ,.
Moore was fined that amount
for hunting in the Lancaster area
with a nonresident license. moore
lives in Baltimore.
State Game Protector wallace
Woodring said Moore borrowed
the license of a brother-ln-la"
Wavne H. Elliott of Litiz, Pa, 10
avoid paying SIS fee.
Elliott was fined $50.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
Horace J. Ward
Reenlists In Army

Nov. 2l-Horace j. Ward. vel
eran, who resides at Route l.
Chadbourn. re-enliSted in the
Army II November, for duty in
the Armored Cavalry. according
to announcement made by Sgt.
lCl Creston II. Rowland, Column
bus County recruiting sergeant.
Ward was sent to Fort Jackson.
S. C.. for processing and assign
ment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
CRICKET GIFT SHOP
OPENS ON FRIDAY

A new business will open in Ia
Dor City Friday. November %,
under the name The Cricket Gift
Shop" Mrs. Letha Butler. man
ager. announced.
The shop is located on Fourth
Street in the building formerly oc-
cupied by Ned's Soda Shop.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
V ATS ON VACATION

Ted Watts. night policeman. Is
mentioning this week. j. B. Sic
parns and Hebron AlcCumbee.
deputy. are alternating nlsh' duty
foI Watts. -
Chief of Police and Mrs. L. H..
Watson returned dUrin$ the week
end from trip to Georgia an"
Florida and Watson returned Il"
d,.iv Monday morning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
STUDENTS INCREASE
DEMAND ON LIBRARY

A report from the Tabor CITY
School elementary librarian. AlisS
Edith Stafford. shows that stu
dents checked out 1886 books tie
first month of school and $40
during the second month which Is
an increase of 800 books. Teacn-
ers checked out total VI 10
books during the month
Books read during the regular
library hours are net counted a.
differentiation
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Norris spent
the weekend at Little River as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Craven
Nelson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

Mr. md Mrs. N1ir" Canadr.
Mrs. G.. ". :;pagIc and Mrs. Letha
Setter :;icndch the Christmas
Festival in Charlotte last week.
returned to CGl.' &. r. T0iar, Com
handing Officer. North Carolina
State Highway Patrol. New Rev
cnuo Building. Raleigh. \. {.
Persons VINO haVc submitted ar-
p!ica,ionS since jelly. 1913. when
the last sci:nnj %a5 hrlh will moi
be required - sun nil additional
applications 10 u" ""i' dcrrd i@:
The new $"hnDi
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

Drland Leonard Of High POINT
College and Miss LARA l.e"haf"
-. WINSTON Salem arrived mere
Wednesday night to p { II Il
THANKSGIVING day with their lam
-, Thrv we're accompanied by
walter Paush OF North Wilkes
DOrO.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-23

:,r ard hIrS. i. (. GoidfInch'
md SON Gene. left Wednesday
morning Tor a weeks visit with
friends in Atlanta. Ga.