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Evening star., 1949-11-20
Final Big 10
| Standings

an attempted field goal from the
Michigan 40. It was short and
was the final scoring effort OF the
day.
Ohio States dressing room was
a scene of jubilation after the
game as the Buckeyes celebrated
their first conference title since
1914.
Roses were rushed into the
Ohioan's dressing room. Coach
Yves Fesler and his team needed
none to remind them OF their
probable January date in Pasa-
dena. # they go, it will be the
Buckeyes second trip to the Rose
Bowl. They lost a $50 decision
to California in 1921.
Michigan. while thwarted in its
bid for sole possession of the Big
Ten championship, got a lot OF
glory. however, by sharing the
honor with the Ohioans. It was
the first time since 1943 that the
title has been shared. Michigan
and Purdue divided it that year
CHIC STATE.
Left ends-Haguc. Gilbert. Schnittker.
Left tackles-O'Hanlon, Jennings.
Left guards-Miller, Toneh, Thomas.
Centers-Trsutwein, McCulloch, Lenin-
ger.
Right guards-BiltZ, Mattey.
r ght tackles-Wilson, Edwards
Right ends-Watson, Armstrong.
Qlartereaeks-," Sayic. Middoes:
Left halfbacks - GAndee, Swtnthart,
Krall.
Right halfbacks-Hamilton. Klevay.
Newell
| Fuilbacks-Janowicz, Morrison, Perrini
MICHIGAN.
| Left ends-Allis, Clark
Left tackle-Wistert, johnson.
Left guards-Powers, Heneveld.
Centers--Erben, Momsen.
Right guards-McClelland, Wolters.
Right tackles-AtchiSon, Wahl.
Right en6s-Wisniewski, Kelsey.
Quarterbacks-Ghindi Puttch.
Left halfbacks - Ortmann, Teninga
Lentz.
Right halfbacks-Koceski. vansummern
| Fullbacks-Dufek, KempthoTn.
Miehigan ~. -----------3 g 9 -
Michigan scoring: Touchdown-Koceski
Point after touchdown-Allis.
| Ohio State scoring: Touchdown-Mor-
| rison. Point after touchdcWn-Haguue.
STATTSTTCS
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Eostern Brunch Takes
Bows Club Grid Title

Quarterback Elson Brittle tossed
a 35-yard pass good for one touch
down and 80 yards for another as
Eastern Branch won the varsity
championship of the Boys Club OF
Washington Football Conference
with 14-0 victory over Georges
town yesterday. Other results.
Varsity, Merrick Z, Arlington Q ,.::o-Var
so pounds-Georgetown. 20; Eastern. o..
Merrfck 90; Alexandria, O.. 80 pounds.
Merrick. 13; Georgetown, 0. 10b pounds
IA; Georgetown, o. Junior
town, 6; Stagecrafters, o. Varsity, Alex
andria, @: Merrick, 0.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
By Angelina }. CorobeIli
SraeioI correspondsnt Of The Stos

ORANGE, Va, Nov. 19.-Mill
River Stables Monkey Wrench
from Long Island set new track
record to win the Noel Lain
Steeplechase Handicap, featured
event of the 10th Montpelier Hunt
Race Meeting held today on Mrs.
Marion dupont SCOTS estate near
here.
Monkey Wrench, Mrs. Barclay
Douglass four-year-old color
bearer by Eight Thirty-Never
Again 2nd, was given a smart ride
by Danny Marzani who kept him
well off the pace until the 10th
fence of the 21a mile, 13 obstacle
brush course.
Monkey Wrench crossed the
finish line 11a lengths ahead OF
Replica End, who finished three
lengths ahead of Adaptable. The
race was run in 4:45 the fastest
time up to this point being made
by L. w. Robinson, jr.'s Parma In
1910, finishing in 5:00.1.
The Madison Plate, hurdle race
over two miles. was the days up
set. Allan M. Hirsh's Swiggle
and M. A. CuShman's Escarp
went to the post the co-favorites,
while c. Mahlon Kline's Tolbiac
was the long shot. At the eighth
fence Tolbiac took over, finish
ing three lengths ahead Of Swig-
gle. Escarp in third position was
u lengths behind Swiggle, and
Port Raider finished fourth, Ia
lengths behind Escarp.
Only three horses went to the
post in the co-featured Montpe-
lier Cup steeplechase event. Irl
A.. Daffin's Irish Monkey from
Pennsylvania chalked up his
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Two-Mon Team Match
Scheduled at Turner'S

The main event on next Wed
nesday nights wrestling show at
Turner's Arena will be a two-man
team match with Matte Brown
and Ivan Kamaroff, meeting La
verne Baxter and Jack Kelly.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

WAYNESBORO, Va, Nov. 10
R.-Virginia Episcopal School,
Of Lynchburg, turned back be-
lated Fishburne Military School
attack, and went on to win 27-18,
on the Fishburne field this after
NOON
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Durhom High to PIoy
Miomi, December 9
BY the Associated Pres.

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 19.-Durham
High School of Durham, NC, to-
day was selected to meet Miami
High December 8 in the 18th
annual Kiwanis charity football
game In the Orange Bowl.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Auqusto PIoys Tie

MANILUS, N. Y, Nov. 10 fP.-
Augusta Military Academy OF Fort
Defiance. Va, and Manilus School
battled to q 6-6 tie here today.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
Hockey At q Glance
-AP Wirephoto.

EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Boston 8 New York 8
Detroit 8 Toronto 2
Evening star., 1949-11-20
v. (. S. Beuts Fishburne

Touchdowns-Heat, McClanahan. Downs,
Dublin, Bready. Points after touchdowns
-deCourcy 1Aavell fplacementS)
Evening star., 1949-11-20

Totals ae 1e 6s Totals biol 9 9
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Tobacco Sales Pass
Seven Million Mark

Fridays sales will mark the end OF the
lV49 TOBACCO season on the local Market and
Sales Supervisor Larry Ashby predicted total
poundage of 7,25O,OUO at an average slightly
above SO cents for the season.
Ashby said this would give the market one
million pounds more tobacco than was sold in
1913, an excellent record for the local market
considering the heavy losses brought about by
the heavy rains during the past two and three
months.
A lighter tobacco crop this year would
have normally indicated a reduction in sales on
the Tabor City market but, Ashby said the in
crease in new farmer patrons of the market IS
directly responsible for the success of the 104Q
season.
Prices on this weeks market showed a
sharp increase in many grades, probably caused
by the short tobacco crop now being marketed
in the Eastern Carolina Belt. Wrappers brought
a high of 81, choice cutters reached So8, while
and green grades were up several dol
lars over last week.
Ashby was quite confident, as the marke}
reached the end of it's run, that Tabor City
would once more stand at the top OF the list as
the market in the border belt with the highest
average price per hundred pounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
51uDEN'1LUN(HE5
SUPERVISED BY
FEDERAL FUNDS
Mrs. Bessie Stanley
Manager School
Lunch Room

The Tabor City School Lunch
Room is now operating on regular
schedule under the supervision OF
Mrs. Bessie Stanley, who for the
past several years has managed the
cafeteria, Principal C. H. Primer
announced.
The lunch room again this year,
is being operated under the Fed
eral Aid Program with the govern
ment paving a reimbursement OF
four cents on plate lunches and
two cents on milk. Students pay
twenty cents for plate lunch with
a half pint of milk. A child TAX
ing lunch from home may buy milk
for five cents per half pint. Sec
ond servings of milk cost the STU
dent seven cents instead OF five
as the federal reimbursement only
pays for the first bottle.
Lunches are planned to meet the
federal aid specification for sand
ard balanced diet for school chill
1ren, Mrs. Stanley pointed OUT.
Parents are urged to visit the
lunch room both for observation
and meals, Mrs. Stanley said.
About 425 students are eating in
he lunch room daily and it is
hoped that the number will reach
j5U so that the personnel in the
lunch room can be increased which
will guarantee better service and
more attractive meals. In the fed
IA. sci up only one employee is
allotted per hundred children. Fac
ulty lunches do not count on the
federal aid reimbursement for al
lotted personnel.
The kitchen and the three eat
ing rooms have been redecorated
this year, also new tables and
chairs have been purchased and an
additional gas range has been in
stalled.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
SENTENCES ARE
SUSPENDED IN
shelley Staying
Judge Terms Case 4
Sordid Mess In
Riotous Living

Judge Wilkins P. Horton. in Su-
perior Court last Thursday, termed
he love triangle Staying of Mrs.
Lula Shelley "a sordid mess STEM
ming from riotous living" and sus-
pended the sentences of Gary
Floyd, his wife, Mrs. Florence Floyd
and Mrs. Eorothea RADON Graham.
Floyd was sentenced to a term
-: from eight to ten years in State
Prison. execution not to take effect
provided he remains q law abid-
ing citizen, continues in gainful EN-
ployment and refrains from the use
Of intoxicating liquors for period
of five years"
Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Graham
were sentenced to from three to
five years in State Prison, sus-
pended on. condition that they not
violate the terms of the probation
for a two-year period.
Judge Horton said the court was
unable to determine who fired the
shot which took the life Of Mrs.
Shelley on the night of March rs
in front of Tabor City theatre.
He said he was persuaded that En-
NETT Graham, the estranged hus-
band of Mrs. Dorothea RADON Ora
ham. not not entirely blameless.
He noted. however. that Graham
els not or trial"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
(rusoe Cardinals
Winston Salem
Bound On Friday
St. Louis Cardinals
Arrange Trip
For Team

A group of % boys composing the
Crusoe Cardinals team, will leave
by bus from Whiteville Friday
mJrning for Winston-Salem where
they will be guests of the Winston
Salem Cardinals.
Bill Bergestch, business manager
of the VS. Cardinals invited the
Joys up for a workout with his team
on Friday afternoon TO attend
the loop game on Friday evening.
Accompanying the boys on the
bus will be Coach Clyde Williams.
Richard Powell, assistant coach,
Father Frank ]. Howard, Arthur
Leinwand and three Of the boys
fathers, Paul Osb9rne. Make Lee
Ross and Harold n. Ward.
Leaving by plane from Whining
ton on Friday afternoon are mem
bers of the advisory group; Dave
Nelson, sports announcer on
WkNC; Jiggs Powell, sports edi-
tor of The News Reporter: Willard
G.. Cole. editor of The News Re-
porter; and Larry c. Ashby, editor
of the Tabor City Tribune.
The trip was arranged by the 81.
Louis Cardinals who gave the CRU
soc Cardinals the use of their en-
blem and uniforms.
The group will return early Sat-
urday morning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Prices Up On
Border Belt

Arert ;e prices Tor large ma
jority of grades offered on South
Carolina and Border Moth Caro-
lima tobacco markets showed some
improvement this week.
According to the Federal-State
Market News Service. the gains
were small, amounting to only
s1.O0 to $500 for the most part
G. oss sales for the week ending
Sept 2 totaled 44,308,871 pounds
for e.. overall avelage OF s47.5l
1er hundred,
The volume was about 9 million
pounds smaller than the week be-
fore and the general average only
s6c less. Larger proportions OF
lower quality grades were respon-
sible f,r the decline in the aver
age.
Increased percentages OF in
;erio. grades lowered the quality
rs compared with the week be-
fore. There was larger ratio
of common leaf and nc' .descript
marketed. The bulk of offerings
consisted Of common to sool
qualities, predominantly |
grades.
Tn, ough Friday, the oath day OF
marketing, gross sales for tne
season were brought to 23l ,S59,oo4
for on average of s4s.15. For the
same number of days last year
1e6, 5O4270 pounds had been SOLO
for s51.s4 per hundred.
Weekly receipts OF the tlue-
cured Sterilization Corporation
l, der the government loan pro
gram were estimated at s per cent
the season are near II per cent.
The Hemingway, South Carolina
held final sales on Friday.
Tabor City, North Carolina is
scheduled to close on Fridsy, Sep
TENDER 9. It is possible that some
other markets will complete their
selling season next week. :'. '.'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
GREEN SEA HIGH
SCHOOL BEGINS
1949-50 yEyy!Ok
Gibson Announces
Staff OF Ii
teachers

The Green Sea High School will
ji,en Tor ,ne l94s-ou session Thurs
*. morning. September 5. at
o'cloch, ACCORDING - All Auno>slI--
.i4ent made Dy Supt. J. W. Gibson
Iea-nerS COMPOSING tae faculty
or The new year Include:
Mrs. Martin Ramsey, of Due
West, Mathematics.
MIS-. Roger Bell of Loris. Eng
liSh.
Mrs. Flora Mckenzie Jordan o;
NIcuolS. history.
Mrs. Flora McGougan OF Green
Sea, Comlne:ce.
Miss Inez Lewis of Green Sea,
LiurIrian and French.
Miss Rebecca Hardwick OF
LoriS. Home Economics.
Paul Blanton. Jr. Of Charleston,
Science.
G, tenton Miller OF Loris, Maihe-
MATES and Bible.
Donald L. johnson of Aiken, Az
riculture.
E. RI. Roberts. Principal and
Coach.
Mrs. Bessie Rogers of Loris will
teach piano and will direct the
boys and girls glee clubs.
Members of the High School
Board of Trustees are N. H. Buff
kin. chairman; Carson Granger,
Walter CauSey. Ross Clemens and
Joe H. Derham, secretary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Polio Emergency
Drive Launched
.MetIHesday..hight
Tabor City Quota
$1,000, Fowler.
Announces

A Polio Epidemic Emergency
Drive was launched nationally
Wednesday night. Funds e
needed Immediately to aid the
stricken, G. Garland Fowler, men,
Der of the county Folio executive
committee announced. Columbus
County mas already used $4,000
more than has ever been paid in
through the County Polio Drive
and this drive is to pay that sum
back to National headquarters 40
that other states may be helped,
Fowler pointed out.
Tabor City's quota is $1,000 wit:I
C. c. Legette and E. c. Sanders
serving as cc-chairmen. The drive
Is scht iuied u close i'll the county
within one week as the money is
needed nov.
At present there is no polio in
Column us County. This emergency
is caused by epidemics in other
states this year, not North Caro-
lima. Columbus County expenses
now are in connection with cases
Of last year.
Polio has struck the nation with
unusual violence for the past two
years. Last year was the blacklist
yollo year since 1916, and this year
the toll will be even greater, Of
ficials report. There ate hundreds
of hard-hit communities from
coast to coast where loca! funds
raised in the March of Dimes have
been used in caring for stricken
children and adults. Before the
end of the year, these communities,
no doubt, will cali upon the Chap
ters' Epidemic Aid Fund at Ma
tional Headquarters for additional
millions of dollars.
Emergency contributions are be-
ing received now by The VIP VOL
unteers In Polio). So please give
generously. Fowler sand.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
VETERANS
C0RNe:R

Veterans who intend to go to
school this Fall under the G. l.
Pill were advised today by Vet
Grams Administl alton to start
making Necessity rrneements. in
order to avoid last-minute rushes
and delays.
As first step. a veteran should
make eltain his VA certiticte of
eligibility is in order.
Ii he was attending school this
past Spring or Summer under the
G. I. Bill, and intends to continue
in the same school and course this
Fail, his present certificate OF Eli
gibility, on file with VA. is valid.
There is no need 20: him to con-
tact his VA office about the ceiti-
ficatG.
If he intends TO CO TIME in tn
same school but in ii1ferent
course, he should see his schools
egiytna. to learn whether the IN
Stitutirn requires 4 supplemental
certificate o. eligibility.
4 veteran already in school, in
tending to tinue his G. !. Bill
education in different school,
should apply as soon as possible
for supplemental certificate OF
eligibility.
If veteran is not now in school,
and holds an unused G. l. Bill GER
tificate issued before Septsmhe. l.
1913. he should exch2' ge it no"
fer n new type certificate, if he
plans to take course this Fall,
The veteran Who has no certlfi'
cate of any kind should apply for
one at his nearest VA office. if ne
intends to enroll in school for the
Fall term. He will be issued the
, ew type ce. tificate when VA de-
termine that he meets necessary
eligibility requirements.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
College Students
Prepare To Return
To Campuses

Tabor City college students pre-
pared this week to return to the
campuses of IA colleges and UNI
versities. Those leaving. and thef
respective anna matters. include:
Jane Parham and Lula FLOYD
roker: Lester Parham, Lewis
Skies. and Ernest Cox, University
North Carolina; Frank McGou-
an, Wake Forest Law School; he
,.cci Floyd. Woman's College: Lu-
lie and Elsie Cox and Bill HlcK-
man. Columbia Business College,
George Lay. Wake Forest College
Harold Fonvielle. University OF
:outh Carolina; Jeanne Pinner'
Mars Hill: Hazel Buffkin, Eastern
Carolina Teachers College; BOBBY
:suggs. Kentucky College; Anneii
smith. Gardner Webb College,
Elizabeth Gore. Appalachian state
Inez Fowler. Winthrop; Bobby
Rogers. Catawba; Sam Jackson
Clemson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Farmers Urged To
Buy Seed, Lime
In September
Funds Available Now
Amount 10 81
Thousand

Farmers in Columbus County are
ts4uested 10 get their purchase or
derS lor seeds, lime. and phosphate
during September. County funds
available amount TO approximately
S3l 10000; however, if farmers do
not obtain these materials TO carry
out conservation practices, funds
will be transferred 10 other coun-
ties.
For the first time orders will be
issued for pasture seeds. Purchase
orders for seeds and materials are
farmers on "share-the-cost" basis
under the Agricultural Conserva-
ion Program.
Ladino Glover is a fairly new
conservation crop and has been in
cluded on purchase order due to
its value in the pasture improve
ment program. A maximum fair
price for ladino clover has been eS-
.ab.iShed at Sl90 per pound. OF
This amount AAA can issue u pur-
chase order TO the farmer for S1.iO
per pound while the farmer must
pay only so cents per pound. Or
ders may be issued for Fescue TO
be used with the ladino in eStab-
fishing All early fall pasture. In
order to obtain better pastures thru
the use of lime and fertilizer pur-
chase orders are given for lime.
Is per cent superphosphate. 2-12-l2,
and 0-l4-li.
Winter legume seeds available on
a "share-the-cost" basis are Aus
TRAN winter peas, vetch, crimson
clover. and Italian rye grass. The
supply of these seeds is very short.
sarmers are encouraged to get
their seeds before the supply, is ex- /.
hausted and in order to get them
eeded as early as possible.
Bill Hooks. Chairman PIMA Com
mittee. said that assistance to far
.uers under the Agricultural Con-
program makes up about
so per cent of the out-ot-pocket
cost of the practices. with the far
merS paying the other half as well
is furnishing labor and transporta-
ton. To date only 1850 farmers in
the county have requested pay
ments or seeds and materials thru
the 1949 AC Program. 1t is hoped
that each of the $500 farmers vii!
find they can use one or more OF
the seed practices during Septem-
Der.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Nv BILL SPIVEY

The Tabor City Red Devils, with
several weeks of intensive training
behind them, open the l949 sea
son on Friday evening, September
J. when they play Dillon on tn
local athletic field, Coach Sill
Caruso announced this week.
Caruso said the team was II
line shape but refrained from
comment on the game with Dill.
lon.
Lettei men carried over from
last year include: Elbett Long
Make Watts, Bernie Stevens
Eldon Fowler, Glenn Stevens. Bill
Williams, Bill Rogers, Norwood
F'ipps, Fill Rogers, Ford Fowler,
Dalton Ward, Dalton Anderson,
Charles Cox, Marion Baxter, Drew
Mills and Bernard Gore.
Members of the squad for the
first tine this year are: Willis
Duncan, Don Fowler, Johnnie Nc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
tuesday Night Fire
Destroys Tobacco

Fire Of undetermined origin
caused considerable damage Tues
day evening to u barn owned by
Mayor w. A. Williams.
Several barns of tobacco being
stored in the barn were burned and
the barn itself was half destroyed.
A pony and cow, being housed in
the barn, were saved
Williams believed that the lire
could have been started by cigar
cite carelessly thrown away py
workers in the barn on Tuesday
afternoon. Fire Chief Young re-
ported that lightning could nave
been the cause during the sudden
electrical storm that evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Enrolment Up To
1870 In Tabor City
Schools This Week

Enrolment in the Tabor City
School is good and attendance for
the opening week is exceptionally
good. Prin ipal C. H. Primer an
nounceds Enrolment on the second
dav was .l220, including 31os regis
tration in the High School. Accu-
rae figures for the past several
d.vS were not available.
The enrolment is expected to
reach l4O0 against last years av-
erage of 1888.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Services Held For
Mrs. S. G. Philips

Mrs. S. G. Phillips, n, of East
Tabor died at the Columbus Coun-
ty Hospital Saturday morning at
$50 following an extended illness.
Funeral rites were held from the
sraveside at Soles cemetery Suno9v
afternoon at o'clock with Rev. P.
c. Can't officiating.
Surviving are two sons. Doc and
Henry Phillips; four daughters,
Mrs. Lula 'Suggs. Mrs. Harvey
Hewett. Mrs. Jim Tarse, and Mrs.
Stanly Herring; also % grandchil-
dren and Is great grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
|0AL BEING MINED IN this STATE

$40 tons Is around the corner.
Biologists say the deposit,
buried beneath parts of Lee,
Moore and Chatham counties
along the general line of Deep
River. lies in part in a vein 80
inches Or more thick with 14,4oO,-
900 tons completely drilled and
mapped. According to a Manu-
facturers' Record report of the
=, nouncement of a new map and
report of the deposit prepared by
tha U S. Geological Survey, w. E.
W:athe.. director. the remainder
of the total reserves Of 100. 100000
tons, is classified similarly In the
report according to the thickness
Of the bed amount of overurden,
and reliability of information of
information available for making
estimates"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Yam Festival Plans
800
To Be Presented To
Merchants On Monday

A meeting of members or the
Merchants Association hes been
c..cd for Monday evening by
Larry Ashby. secretary oil the
Ca. olinas Yam Festival committee.
in order 10 present to merchants
the plans for The 1913 celebration.
Ashby said merchants would be
advised by mail OF the exact tine
and place of the meeting.
Plans thus far DEVELOPED for the
festival, which takes place Octo-
Der l3, II ant ID. call for a much
biege: and nee elaborate festi-
val. State College experts will re-
peat exhibit booths on the sweet
potato presented Al las, yeats
festival. I'm The addition of snS-
eral booths prepared from the re-
suits 81 cent reSea. CT IN ire
sweet potato field.
Actual cuhst uction O. booths IN
the e..nIrit .iall will begin around
the last Oh september and viii Da
ready for commercial and eouca-
lional exhibitors Oh hond.i, Oci.
IL.
Three dances and football
game will compose the major por-
lion OF ente. tainment ior the three
evenings OF the festival. BANS
and O. chestras have hot been an-
nounced as yet, but an announce
ment is expected within te"'
days.
n new addition 10 this years
festival will he poultry show and
auction on Saturday. Oct. Is, being
arranged by County Agent Charles
/ Paper.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Columbus County
Farm, Bureau To
Meet Thursday

The Columbus County Farm Bill
reau held a Kick Off Meeting al
Benefits Barbecue Kitchen IN
G IN Whiteville on Thursday eve
ming.
The Farm Bureau holdss an an
nual membership, drive which Is
scheduled to start in Columbus
County in the very near future.
A. c. Edwards, president Of the
North Carolina Farm Bureau, was
scheduled to attend the Thursday
meeting and deliver an address to
Farm Bureau leaders.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-07
Elder J. T. Will ms
At Mill Branch Church

Elder ]. T. Williams of Rocky
Mount filled the regular app ,ins-
ment at the Mill Branch Primitive
Baptist Church Saturday ond Sum-
Gav, Sept. and 4. Elder Williams
will fill regular apnointmenfs
which will fall on the Saturday be-
fore the first Sunday each month.
officials announced this week. Se"-
vices will begin at II o'clock A. NJ.