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Evening star., 1949-10-03
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Evening star., 1949-10-03
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Pfc. Don Watts
Completes Army
Training Course

WITH THE EIGHTH U. S.
ARMY AT CAMP d r A * L,
TOKYO. JAPAN: Private First
Class Don Watts, Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Watts Of Tabor
City, n. c., has just completed 4
transitit,: course at Mount FuJi,
japan. The transition course in
cluded the rocket firing, machine
Gun firing and other types OF fir-
ing.
Private First Class Watts is
now participating in training
program designed to teach him the
tecl, icalitieS and m1neuvers OF
ground warfare, besides taking
part in the occupation duties with
his unit which is Company Z,
7th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry
Division.
Private First Glass Watts enter
ed the Army May q. 1913, and re-
ceived his basic training with the
9Th Infantry Division, Fort Jack
son. S. c., prior to sailing to the
Far East for duties with his u:it
which is Company E, 7th Cavalry
Regiment. LIST Cavalry Division.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Overheard
BY LARRY ASHBY

The political skies frightened up
last week as the stars came into
view. We heard u lot Of rumors
about who was going to run for
what. but, of course. we can't print
all the rumols and keep our head.
Political headquarters seem ID be
down at the corner of Railroad
and Fifth, we had our back slap
ped several times there this past
week.
We had brainstorm a couple
OF weeks ago that some of the ~o-
men ought to high-heel it down to
City Hall with their filing pen
and sign on the dotted line Tor
one of the town offices.
After approaching several posi-
bilities. the likelihood of any such
occurrence seemed out of the ques-
ton. We were tipped off that
the reason for this attitude on the
part of the better halves, was that
tn women run the men, and the
men run the town, so consequent
", why should the women move
up notch and take the risk OF
losing their present position!
Our tip turned cold as a dogs
nose when Mae Young turned the
municipal table over and filed TOT
a commissioners seat.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25

md Shaw said. adopted the fol-
owing resolution on the roads
be- issue:
"(A) That the 1919 General AS
sembly enact legislation submit
ting bond issue of S2OO,OoO,OOO
to the people of North Carolina
for the construction of secondary
roads with said be- DIS TO be issued
as needed.
"(B) That when the bond issue
is submitted to the people for u
vote, the North Carolina Farm Bu-
reau actively support the program
TO the end that it be approved by
the people Of North Carolina.
&c, That the General Assem-
bly by proper legislation add one
cent tax pc. SALON on gasoline 10
be used in retiring the bond issue.
"tDl That secondary roads be
hard-surfaced I'D improved TO en-
courage new rural industries to
facilitate the marketing of farm
produce TO make it possible tor
rural people TO secure employment
in nearby Industries and commute
70 and from wor:;. and 70 promo'e
the work of our rural churches.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
King And Queen
To Be Crowned
At School Dance

The King and Queen of Tabor
City High school will be crowned
at an informal dance at the Legion
hut here Saturday evening spon-
sored BY the Spotlighters drama
tics club of the school.
The public is invited TO attend
and high school students and par
ents are requested to be present
Miss Pat Hesse, faculty sponsor
announced.
A contest by penny vote has
been underway since early in the
week when the various home
rooms in the high school elected a
King and Queen to represent their
group in the contest. Couples will
paw IS cents admission and stays
will pay 25 cents at the door.
The coronation will take place
during a special program at $3.50.
Danncing will get underway at s
o'clock
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Athletic Awards
Presented BY Primer

Cdell Fowler, Horace Spivey,
Jiggs Waddell.
Basketball stars to Earl Stan.
ley, J. d. Spivey, Fill White. Ted
Fipps, Sterl,,: Stevens, Ebert
Long, Margaret Poston, Irene
Gl'ice. Irene Jordan. Ellie Soles.
Joy Waddell, Ruby Lee Strick-
land, Donnie Norris; basketball
letters to Bermey Stevens. Charles
Hewett, Make Watts, Bill Rogers,
Richard Spivey, Josephine Jacobs,
Frances Long, Virginia Turbeville,
Macie Soles, Anna Laurie Cox.
Managers receiving letters were
Charles Hodges, Edo. Fowler.
Louise Hodges and Faye Long.
Principal Primer also presented
awlrds to the library assistants:
Stars went to ANGEL Riley, Lii
lian Cox. Katherine Carroll,
Frances Sarvis, Mary Williamson,
Elaine Riley, atty Mobiles. Letters
to eggy Spivey, Flangie Piver.
Vonnell Co .neI, Muriel Cox, Helen
Hardy, Mary Cooper Spivey, Ray
Harrelson. Avery Piver. Grace
Watson, Carrie Love Watts, Betty
Faye Coleman, Frieda Belle Gore
and Jane Parham.
Cheer leaders receiving stars
were Frances Sarvis, Katherine
Carroll and Betty Jernigan; let
ters were given Doris Ann Wright
and Carolyn Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
A CHANGE OF HANDS

With the May 18th issue Of the Tribune,
the responsibilities and duties associated
with the publishing Of q newspaper passed
into the hands Of the undersigned
The Tribune has three purposes: the pro-
per coverage Of local news, as medium If
advertising, and to aid in the civic and cul-
tural development Of the community when
it serves.
Those purposes will be paramount in con-
sderation as each Tribune goes to press.
The Tribune needs the support Of the
community. the community needs the Tri-
bune, and together we can promote 4 great
er Tabor City.
Lawrence G.. Ashby,
Publisher.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25

Tuesday morning. during chapei
hour at the Tabor City High
School. Principal C. H. Primer PIE
scented the athletic awards Tor the
1859 school Year.
Those presented awards weie:
CA star is given who. the student
has already received Il letter.
For football. those receiving
stars: Ted tipps. ELL Spivey,
Ford Fowler, Drew Mills, Earl
Stanley, Make Watts, JAMES Cox.
Jennis TUT bevile, Wilson LoVett,
Charles Hodges, Glen Stevens,
Marion BIxte:: football letters to:
Bill. McCullum, Ebert Long, Dali
ton Anderson, Bill Rogers, Ber-
mey Stevens, Charles Cox, Eldon
Fowler. Billy Rogers, Fill Will
liams and Norwood Fipps; letters
also were given to M ayers
Junior jordan. Maitland Smith
and Ben Elliott.
The short season would not per-
nit the presentation OF awards
for boxing, but honorable mention
was given 10 Johnny McCullum,
Charles Cox I'D Charles Edwards
Baseball stars were given Ted
Fipps, Ea:l Stanley, Ford Fowler,
Eldon Fowler, Drew Mills; base
ball lettres to Glen Stevens, Bill
White, Berry Stevens, Sterlon
Stevens, Make Watts, Junior
Jordan and Dalton Anderson
Managers receiving letters were
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Chevrolet To Fete
Employees, Charlotte
Jamboree On June 4

Employees of Chevrolet dealers
in this district will be feted Sat-
urday. June /. in Charlotte with
4 June Jamboree." in recognition
OF their work in q sales contest
during the months of March and
April.
Features of the "Jamboree" will
include da, .ce on Saturday eve
ming with the music OF Jimmy
Dorsey and his Orchestra. SlO.-
900 in prizes will be awarded the
employees in drawings throughout
the day. with four new Chevro-
lets included in the list Of prizes.
Employees Of Prince Motor
Company in Tabor City attending
will be Miss Bunnie BufkbI. AL
bert Goldfinch, Howard Wooten,
Evei ett Prince, Howard Stanley,
r. L. Watts and Rozier Fipps.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Can't, Collier,
To Deliver Tabor
School Addresses

Principal C. H. Finner has an
nounced that plans are complete
for the Tabor City school com
mencement and baccalaureate ser
vices.
Rev. p. C. CAN'T. pastor of the
Mount Tabor Baptist church viii
deliver the baccalaureate sermon
Sunday evening, May 20, in the
school auditorium at 8 o'clock
Rev. H. FREQ Surratt, pastor OF the
Saint Paul Methodist church, will
give the invocation and Bill Hick'
man will give the benediction. Pat
Granger will read the scripture
Special music will be rendered by
the sixty voice school Glee Club.
The commencement address Will
be delivered by Lloyd Collier, prom
inent Whiteville merchant and
noted speaker, at the Tabor City
school finals on Friday evening
June 8, in the school auditorium
at o'clock. -
Elsie Cox will make the' welcome
address and Annell Smith will give
Lines To A Graduate" from Sand
bury's THE People, Yes" Th5
Glee Club will sing You'll Never
Walk Alone"
Principal Primer will preside and
present the awards and diplomas
In announcing the commence,
ment program, Mr.. Primer said
due TO limited seating capacity IN
the auditorium, friends and rela'
tives of the graduates would have
first place in seating. and children
under high school age should not
attend"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Professionals Attempt 10 Crack Safe
In Roberts Grocery Store Sunday Mite

the safe crackers did not MAKE OH
with any merchandise after their
unsuccessful attempt on the safe
Loris police reported that the
Carolina Furniture Company IN
Loris was successfully robbed OF
several hundred dollars the same
evening. This job was apparently
performed by the same party
which attempted to rob Roberts
Grocery Store, as they entered the
safe in the furniture store in the
same way as was attempted in
Roberts store.
Loris and Tabor City police are
working on the case. but as yet
have not discovered the criminals
involved. Since it was a profess
sional job, it is believed that they
have. left this. section for other
fields Of operation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Leaquel5ehedu|e
OF Legion Ball
Announced

American Legion junior baseball
play will get underway in Area :
on June s, according to an Of
ficiai schedule released at an area
meeting in the office Of Rem Hoek'
who is District Commissioner, in
Clinton.
The area will be divided into
two leagues, or districts, with Ia
Dor Ciyt, Laurinburg, Raeford and
Whiteyille in No. 2. No. is CON-
posed of Fort Bragg, Dunn and
Clinton.
The league ? schedule is as fol-
lows: 49,
Ju.e 6-Raeford at Whiteville.
Laurinburg at Tabor City,
June s-Whiteyille at Laurin-
burg.
June lo-:Tabor' City at Raeford.
June 14-Tabor City at White
vile. =.
June 15--Raeford at Laurinburs.
June 17-.Whiteville at RaeIord.
Tabor City at I.aurinburg.
June 21--Raeford at Tabor City
June 22-Laurinburg at White
vile.
June 24-Whiteville at Tabor
City, Laurinburg at Raeford.
June 27-Raeford at Whitevilie.
June 2s-Laurinburg at Tabor
City.
Jute 29-Tabor City at Raeford.
July 1-Whiteville at Laurln-
burg.
July 4-Raeford at Laurinburg.
July 5-Tabor City at White
vile.
July 6-Whiteville at Raeford.
July S-Tabor City at Laurin-
burg. .
July 12-Raeford at Tabor City
July 13-Laurinburg at White
vile.
July -Whiteyille at Tabor
City, Laulinburg at Raeford.
The winner in District ? will
meet the District champ in
three-of-five game series for the
area title. This must be finished
by the week ending July 20 IN
order that the winner can COM
pete in. eastelr n. c. title play.
Mrs. H. P. HARRISON spent some
l.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25

Burglars broke into RooertS
Grocery Store on Sunday night
some time after midnight, and at
tempted to rob the safe. The ham
die of the safe was broken in
what Police Chief Watson said was
a professional punch" job. This
type of safe cracking usually
marks a person as professional,
since it is necessary that the per-
son be skilled in jimmying the
lock after. the handle is broken.
Evidence also showed that an
attempt was made to enter
Schild's Department Store the
same evening. Watson did not be-
lieve that this attempt was made
by the same party who entered
Roberts Store.
Horace Roberts, owner Of Rob-
erts Grocery Store, reported that
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
ReadjuStn1ent
Allowances For
Veterans Stop

/ RALEIGH. May % Readjust-
ment allowances for the great bulk
Of veterans of World War II. spe'
officially. for those discharged
p. ior to July %. l9i1. will end
July %. unless Congress re-enactS
or continues the provisions Tor
such benefits contained in Title V
OF the Servicema'!'S Readjustment
Act of 1911. Only those veterans
who had accumulated entitlement
to the benefits prior TO July %,
1917. and were discharged after
that date. will be allowed TO draw
allowances to which they are en-
titled. and then for only two years
after the date of this discharge.
Among those veterans who will
not receive all allowances TO which
they might otherwise be entitled
are students who may become ~
employed. employees of employers
of less than eight employees. en-
ployeeS of federal, state and local
governments, workers under the
training programs and others VINO
NAV have been at work and be-
come unemployed after next July
%. Bills are now before Congress
to extend or modify and extend
the provisions for one or two
years, designed to protect veter-
ans who may become unemployed
during the present and expected
period of unemployment.
During the period since Septem-
Der, 1914, when benefits first be-
came available under the so-called
CT Bill of Rights. the Employment
Security Commission, which han
dies this part of the program UNI;
der contract for the Veterans Ad-
ministration, had paid. benefits to
a total OF 1880 North Carolina
Veterans through April 30. or
these. 132,260 were in the class of
unemployed veterans and 49,6Oo
were classified as self-employed
veterans.
ESQ Chairman Henry E. Ken
dali, points out that semi-otfIclal
estimates place at $4,000 the num-
bers of North Carolina World war
II veterans who have been dis
charged. This means that only
1S1,S6O of the North Carolina vet
Grams even filed claims for allow
ances. or 1879 per cent OF the 49,
900 who were entitled 10 draw
benefits. OF those who filed
claims, many vever drew even one
payment and many more stopped
drawing benefits after one, two
or several payments. In fact.
Chairman Kendall reveals. only
so of the estimated 4l5.OOO e.iei-
Bile veterans had drawn the. entire
amount to which they were en-
titled by the Cd OF April, l9l9.
Under the provisions for unem-
ployed veterans, benefits amount
ed to $50 L week TO! total unem-
ployment and 4 maximum OF ST.
O4O tor 50 weekSl il their length
of service was sufficient to. entltle
them TO the maximum. For self
employed veterans. those engaged
in a business or profession, allow
unces supplemented their income
up to 500 a month for - months,
if their services were long enough
to entitle them to the maximum.
In North Carolina, more than 30
Der cent of the self-employed vet
Grams were engaged in farming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
NJ Farm Bureau
Support Bond
Nue June 4

@GE%SHO-D. y. c.. May % -
'.,.-ua E@gm Bureau
..-.~.-"' 4 C. E.dwa is, Hooker
al ~N~.y'..e vicr-p;e s!drnt,
&c -.-@- S@a". G;e-usboro. point
' l.. .0-l. -@ac vucing delegates
-.- ,:- o,la..oa.S annual raeet-
90 &c A>.~....- las February
"' @" .~e,rt unanimously in
.... O.. ,i':~-cro ". ke:r Scots
"gJy Dads bond issue"
& n.a. statement Edwards
- -" I'D another resolution
.-.~.." -, 1topted which de-
To-. ma, l. was necessary 10
@'~ q se.19. building fund OF
''.- ,.. additional school
--.1S> ;os .urnI areas" The
ann e d--s said tine Cen
h,,~a.1.: has already pro-
l-1.'nnrp IF this a.Goun;
divided r4ual:y amug the
-'.~s rat !. would be natur |
.iH"' :yg the additional
' nE % Vote Of the people
- Jun { .-:"y-udum would
" >.'~ t.ru Hu:eau'S voting
~'.-r. ...rt. .-L..r.tF,I., ,,..rn ,h,n
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
!!Sed Devils Trounce
Cerro Cordo Jackets

the man out at home plate. ihe
catcher shot the ball to fifst base
man Bill White who put the bat
ter ont White then threw the
ball to 2nd base in time for
triple play, but Bernie Stevens
dropped it just short OF a tnlrd
out.
The game was called at the END
of the Tth irIing, due to RAM
which had been causing Interrupt
tons throughout the game, ana
which was probably the reason
why Stevens dropped the ball in
the 5th inning.
With Benton pitching. the jack
cts scored their two runs for the
game in the 9Th Nning on SIM
giles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Me- Young Announces
Candidacy Files For
commissioners Seat
WV Post TO Sell
poppieS Saturday

The local Veterans of Foreign
War post will sell peoples on the
streets of raho, City. Salu. day.
May Is.
The poppies were bought by the
local organization from veterans
hospital They are made each year
by disabled veterans and the sale
OF the peoples is one OF the few
ways that the diSa bled veterans
have Of earning money.
Peoples are 60. sale At no par
ticula: piice. but anyone taking
one is asked TO donate something
in exchange.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Glen Stevens Stars
AsRed Devils Roui
Aqqies 1875

Last Friday. with vengaance in
their eyes, the Red Devils routed
the Aggies OF Williams Township
1873. after 4 previous loss OF 81.
Big Glen Stevens on the mound
for Tabor City for the entire game
stracH men out. Stevens. also
starring at ba, with a double and
on- triple. ended up his season
with 4 461 hattrng average.
Bear" Bufkin. pitching FOR the
Agsies during the first 7 innings.
struck 9 men out. 5 OF them in the
first > innings. Sammy Gore TOOK
OYER in the oth innins and pitched
men out.
The Red Devils scored D rus
in the 3rd inning. , in the 9Th. and
) in the Sth.
Tha AegieS made their score n
the 9th with runs and IN the
Stn with = runs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Correction!

The Tribune stands corrected
on typographical error Of two
weeks ago. when it enormously
reported that the Civilian Club
had contributed $40 towards the
support of the Junior American
Legion baseball team.
The Civilian Club contributed
$50 In cash for the support OF
the team.
Our apologies, Civilians
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25

stated 10 the board during the
meeting, that the books had been
fo,..d by J. Percy Brown as town
clerk, while Brown was moving
out after his job as clerk had ter
minated. Williams had also re-
ported that u. II. KENNY Jor-
dan. Columbus County Commits.
sioner, had been info! med oil the
same fact by Lee Gore.
AS reported before, the aft-
dLviis, as requested by Powell
were presented TO the board, and
the two groups met again on We'd
neSday morning. May is, at which
time Powell ar:d Soles voted 10 re-
tain Core, and Howard Small dis
scented.
In concluding his statement,
Strickland said I'VE wish to
thank Howard Small for his
stand i'm not backing down on
his word. The people OF this
precinct ore wondering il MIR
Powell Is hoping to become
Columbus county's first dicta-
tor"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Legion Team Set
For laurinburq
Game On June {

The Junior American Legion
team will meet Laurinburg on
Monday night, June 6. on the local
field for their first scheduled game
of the season.
The team played an exhibition
game with the Evergreen All-Stars
last Saturday night and went down
1871.
However, Bernie Stevens had
the Evergreen boys worried at the
beginning of the game when, as
first man at bat, he knocked I
beautiful homer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25

,;-' Devils of Tabor City
I -" Yellow Jackets from
:, '''.i' na Tuesday evening,
".'a ~ one of its most
"a '- s"-Spas on the local dia-
"~' .~. wins 10 their
:. .1.' losses and l tie.
=, 2-s. The Devils captain
=. , .'''~~ major sports for the
T., ;rara. pitched for Tabor
Is. y s"o,Dr this was Fipps'
IN -''ss'ance on the Red Devil
:s-5 ' .s .: ne fifth Hning pro-
2 I.., .H- thgm VI the evening.
!. ,.'- Devils leading by 1 run,
,.rs. loaded and no outs, the
/; p;. ""' L sround ball stopped
''f"' FIpps who through
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Mrs. Todd To Close i
On Sundays

Mrs. Mary Todd has announced
that her famous dining room Will
be closed on Sundays only during
the months Of June and July, COM
mencing June 9Th.
The d. ing room will be open
on week days during that period.
Mrs. Todd said. 1t will be reopen
ed the first Sunday in August in
tire for the tobacco season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Students In Recital

Shtudents of Miss Caroline Muir
ray will be presented in a piano
recital Thursday evening, May %,
and Friday evening, May &c. IN
the Tabor City school auditorium.
Both programs will commence
at 8 o'clock.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25
Bible School To
Start June IS

The annual Daily Vacation Bible
school will get underway ut the
Mount Tabor Baptist church, June
18th, r. 3. Mallard, superintendent
of the Sunday school announced.
Morning classes will be held for
all ages during q two week period.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25

Mrs. r. l.. Nesmith. Jr, and
Mrs K. Il. Mullard w-rr Florence
visitors on Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-05-25

Mrs. H. P. HARRISON spent some
time in Huntsville last week.