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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Fifty Bows To Be
Selected For
Forestry Camp

County Forest Warden Batten
announces that Vocational Aericul-
ture and Agricultural Extension
leaders are now selecting FLA and
All BOYS to attend the Annual
Forestry Training eamp--held -reS
the Dept. of Conservation and De-
velopment on August 1920. at Sim
dietary Lake. Fifty boys who
have carried on outstanding fores-
try projects on their farms will be
chosen for this honor. The Sea-
board Railroad will also send ~
bows from other southern states.
The camp. sponsored each wear
by the member mills of the Sou
thern Pulpwood Conservation As
ISOLATION, will aeain have 4 stall
of trained foreSters to teach the
bows the basic principles Of farm
forestry management. said County
Forest Warden Batten. Timber
marking and estimating. tree iden-
tification. pacing. and log hncklr
are some of the things boys Will
learn. And on the last day OF tn
camp, contests will be held ana
valuable prizes will he awarded the
winners. County Warden eaten
added that the bows will nave
plenty Of chance for swimming
vollev ball, softball and horseshoe
pitching.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
DAV Returns Set
Of Keys To Long

The Disabled American Veterans
has returned a set of KEYS TO Lacv
N. Long, Rt. 8, Tabor City, N. Z:
Attached to the keys was a DAV
Idento-Tag, miniature license tag
for key-rings, which is distributed
to 100000 motorists each year
and the replica Of their state Ii
cense plates enables the DAY %
return 5000 keys q month from
its national headquarters IN Cin-
cinnatl.
In addition to key-loss insurance
the Idento-Tag through contribl-
tions enables the DAV TO MAINTAIN
its free rehabilitation service TOT
disabled veterans and their de-
pendents. ,.o:,oa
Last year the DAV obtained
more than s1s.OO00O0 in benefits
for disabled veterans ana tnrir
families. Tn organization mas the
largest staff of national service OIL
ficers of any veterans organiza-
ton.
KEYS are returned 10 owners
from all oven the world. One OF
the most unusual key losses ano
returns saw q Cincinnati grainer!
employee lose his set in sack o.
oats, The keys were found when
the sack was opened aboard \
freighter in the English Channel
en- route to Poland and they MADE
their way back via the DAV.
Tags even brought back Keys
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Last Rites Held For
Rev. Ransom Fowler

Funeral rites were held Tuesday
afternoon at 400 from the Little
Bethel Church for Rev. Ransom
Fowler. 81, who died at his home
at Green Sea Township early Mon
day morning following 4 lengthy
illness. Rev. j. A. Hucks officiat-
ed and burial was made at the
Forest Lawn cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Ernest
Clark, Wade Hodge. Fussel Strick-
land. Walter Johnson, Eozier Viii
son and Pearlie Mills.
Rev. Fowler served as Free Win
Baptist minister for CO years,
taught in the Columbus County
schools for several years and en-.
gagged in farming.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Iona Fowler; one daughter, Mrs.
w. 3. Ward; two sons. A. p. Fow-
Ter of Pittsburgh, Pa, and z. A.
Fowler of Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Cadet Ed NJ. Carter
Attending ROTC
Camp at Army Base

CHAIR. ESTON. 5. c.. Jane ,! coo
Cadet Ed McLendon Garter, oi
Tabor City, 4 member Of the sec
ond tiuniogJ class Al TIE Citadel,
the Military College Of South Caro-
Ina, renorted June Is al Fort Ben
ming, Ga, to attend the required
six weeks infantry ROTC camp,
The camp is scheduled 10 close
July 80. With him will be fiNy-
four other Citadel cadets.
Such completion Of the ROIC
camp between the third and fourth
years uf ROTC normally is 4 pre-
requisite tor completion Of the
ROTC course and appointment as
a second lieutenant in the reserve
or regular forces.
Majors p. 3. Seasons, Jr., D. Z.
Rountree, Captains A. c. Nets, ill.,
and ]. S. Changaris, Inf, USA, as
sistant professors of military
science and tactics in charge OF
the infantry ROTC unit at The
Citadel, will be on duty for the
ROTC camp at Fort Benning.
Cadet Carter, who is maJorlns
in history, graduated from the
Central High School in Charlotte
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
n. {. An Club
Leader Speaks
Al Food Council

BRFTTEN WOODS, N. H., June
2l-Four-H Clubs and their men,
bers ''are vitality concerned with
the conservation Of our soil re-
sources and one of the essentials
Is fertilizers, both for high crop
yields Of better quality as well as
for maintaining. replenishing and
increasing the fertility of the Ma
tion's Soils" Francis Pressly, ma
tieral Ali Club leader of Stony
Point Qredell County,, N. c., told
the fourth annual convention of
the American Plant Food Council
here today.
The 17-year-old speaker discuss
ed the benefits Of 4-H Club work
which he said has helped to de-
velop 100000 young citizens
since its beginning" preparing
them to become leaders in the
field of agriculture"
In addition 10 the leadership,
educational and social sides Of
club work, learning by doing pro-
vides some financial returns and
In my case $4,000 during my
eight years in HI work." he added.
Winner Of many honors in the
fields Of citizenship, public speak
ing, conservation and animal hus-
bandry, the young Al leader be-
gan his club work with dairy calf
project which he expanded 10 q
herd of 1s purebred Jerseys.
early in my career the import
ance of good pastures to provide
the cheapest feed available was
foremost in my mind and plant
foods played an important role in
making possible an abundant
source Of vitamins, protelns and
mineral matter so necessary in
building a successful herd" he EN-
phasized.
Real benefits have been achiev-
ed with individual farm and home
projects which usually leave last
ing values to the club member as
well as the community" he added
Fourth Club members daily are
building better communities, better
states and a better nation in which
to live"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Hemingway Merchant
To Open Store
In Tabor

Plans were revealed this week
OF the opening Of new dry goods
store in Tabor City.
The new store will be owned by
Mr.. II. j. Burch of Hemingway, S.
c.. who operates two stores in thai
city IL the present time.
The enterprise will be located in
the building adjacent 10 the Dicus-
Fowler Company, and formerly oc-
cupied by the S. w. Carroll Com
pany.
The building is now undergoing
repairs and remodelins, and Mr..
Rurch expects 10 begin operations
soon after the first Of July.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Green Sea News
sv MRS. EDGAR cLEMoNS

The Green Sea Cannery will be
open on Tuesday hind Z" ,Fisat'sttay
through the summer from . until
- o'clock for things to be canned.
Nothing can be accepted after II
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Floyd and
family were the dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens Sunday.
Mrs. Odell Lewis Of Mullins ana
Mrs. Cato, daughters Of Mrs. }. r
Derham, were her guests for the
week.
Don Johnson from Winsor, s. c.,
is the new agricultural teacher at
Green Sea.
Don Johnson and Miss Martha
Harralson visited Myrtle Eeach
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Rea Strickland and An
nie Belle Currie visited Myrtle
Beach Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin White from
I.atta s. c., were the guests OF
Miss Rachel Watson Sunday. She
accompanied them to Crescent
Beach on 4 house party TINS week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shelly, and
Miss Mildred Shelly visited Mr. and
Mrs. Hinson near WhiteVille Sun
day.
Mrs. Victor Shelly spent the
weekend in Columbia with hef
parents.
Stanley Hardee. Jr., a ministerial
student at Furman, having COM
pleted his freshman work, fllled
the place of the pastor. Rev. e. +.
Russell, Sunday morning n q
night.
Rev. and Mrs. Russell and
daughters, accompanied Mrs. Rus
sells mother to her home in Al
bemarle, for the weekend.
The pastor, Rev. Russell VIII
have the devotional program over
Station WHAT. Conway. Friday at
SIS A. Nj. Join him in this wor-
ship period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schulken
announce the birth Of a son. Danlel
Graham, at the Clinic in Loris.
Misses Lavania Lupo and Mar
paret Elliott spent Sunday P. NJ.
at Ocean Drive.
Vernon Clemens was the DIM
ner guest Of H c. Powell SUNDAY;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardwick and
children, of Nichols, visited Mrs.
Pebacca Page and Mr.. and Mrs.
N. o. Graham Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Services For
Drowning Victim
Held Monday

William Arthur Livingston, 10,
student in the Tabor City schools
was drowned at Ocean Drive
Beach Sunday afternoon al $3.50.
The youth was in swimming with
four companions and repeatedly
found himself in difficulty from
which he could not recover. The
body was recovered shortly alter
wards and was given artificial res
piration for more than an hour,
Funeral rites were held Monday
afternoon from the Cox cemetery.
near Tabor City, al 1903 with Rev
Cyde Prince officiating.
Surviving are the parents, MI.
and Mrs. Arthur Livingstone; two
brothers, David Earle, and CLYDE
Edwards; two sisters, Mary Lou
and Betty Lou; also the maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, A
Cox
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
FIVE POLIO PRECAUTIONS
ARE LISTED FOR PARENTS

tightly covered and safe from flies
or other insects. Garbage should be
tightly covered and. il other dis
posal facilities are lacking, At
should be buried or burned.
Tie National Foundation ais.
listed the following symptoms OF
infantile paralysis: he;;Gache. nau.
sea or upset stomach, muscle sore
ness OF stiffness, and unexplained
fever. Should polio strike in your
family. call a doctor immediately
Carly diagnosis and prompt treat.
ment by qualified medical personnel
often prevent serious crippEng, the
National Foundation pointed out.
The organization emphasized
that fear and anxiety SHOULD be
held to a minimum. A calm. CONN.,
dent attitude is conducive Il k@alth
and recovery. Parents, it said.
should remember that oil al those
stricken, so pr cent OF more re-
cove, completely, while another %
rcr cent az lett with only slight
&frer effects.
II polio is actually diagnosed
contact the cha Gter of ts!c Nation
al Foundation fc.' lnfantile PSraly-
SIS se::ing yc':' community. Ihe
ch2rscr will pGy that ART q ne
c2sl 0. care and treat.:c?' - l
patient O. family eanaet -..-~.-
Z FOR PfEEhSNCE
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
East's Tomatoes
Start in Brunswick

SOUTHPORT - It's 4 long
haul--that bottle of ketchup or
or glass Of tomato juice TO
YOUR table. It probably started
here in southeastern North
Carolina, where some shre"a
Yankee people came TO gam
little time On the rest or me
tomato plant market. Thence
10 New Jersey farms for ma
turity, and then to the can
merry.
Very few tomato planters
grow their own plants, but buy
them from specialists, and a
good many of them come from
the fields of everett H. Shep-
pard, of Shiloh, n. j.. who
gives the plants a good start IN
this sunny southeastern area
with a record of only 7 inches
of snow over a period OF 20
wears, then hustles them to the
north for early spring trans
planting.
In May, the early planted
seeds come to size and are mar
vested rapidly, taken TO n
packing house where q simple
ASSEMBLY line" operation con-
ditions them for . Quick over
night trip to the North, In tho
field. a measuring stick is used
bv harvesters to determine
whether the plant should be
pulled. At the packing house
the plants taken from an end
less belt, are wrapped in paper.
after being packed in wet
moss, and placed in baskets
holding 500 plants each. the
cline" can handle 1900 plants
a minute. The haul from this
one operation alone runs TO
millions of plants a season.
And that's a lot Of tomato, to-
mato.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SoLES

There was family reunion held
at Mrs. Cathan Euncan's on Siin-
day down at Red Bluff, as all OF
her children went TO her home Sum
day to celebrate her birthday. The
ones from Emerson attending
were: her daughter, Mrs. Ida Fo"-
Ter and children; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyt Shelley, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. Jettie Norris
Mr.. and Mrs. Talman Tyler; Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Fowler and Rev.
A. L. Duncan.
We are glad that Mrs. y. G. Hin
son was able to be out at the
church again Sunday night after
being sick for several weeks. and
we hope she will soon be well
again.
There will be crowd of the. Of
phan children at the Emerson
Church next Sunday morning at
elyeen o'clock TO sing, and we
want to invite each and every one
to come out and hear them and
give 10 them just what you can:
We are sure that they will be glad
of anything you will give, SO please
come one and all for We know
that God will bless you.
We were glad TO have with us
SUNDAY. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Soles,
]. V. Norris and Willie Cartrette.
as Oscar Soles celebrat ID his 4sth
birthday. -
We are sorry to repoli that Nor
man Soles is sick at the present
time and hope he will soon be well
again.
With the heavy rains that came
last week we have got q LOT OF
drowned tobacco. Another big rain
like that, and lots Of tobacco Will
be lost, but we are hoping. for
pretty weather for a while.
We would like to say right here
that we are not In favor OF ABC
stores In one way. nor we are not
against them neither But what !
would like to say is this: there are
going to be whiskey as long as
time be, and take right here in
one mile Of Tabor City In South
Carolina, there are whiskey stores
lust plentiful. And our drinking
men will go over there and get IT.
and they will run out to bootleg
gers and get it. and will come right
on back Tnto North Carolina TO
drink 1t. :,
We feel like it would be q lot
better to have the ABC stores right
here in Tabor City and let US have
the benefit Of the taxes that South
Carolina Is getting. We need the
taxes, too.
Now il it was out Of South Caro-
lima, why then keep it out Of North
Carolina, but If South Carolina Ia
going TO have it, why then let
North Carolina have it also.
We hope that every one will
pray over it and will let God lead
them which way to vote. Don't
let no man lead you how to vote.
If you see why 1t will be any
worse for North Carolina to have
it is for South Carolina, and It
isn't over one mile from here to \
plenty of 1t, why then vote against
II.
II It was not In South Carolina.
we would not need It In North
Carolina. So please put your trust
in God. not in man.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Tabor Juniors Defeat Wilmington On
Local Field, Play WhiteviIIe Friday j.

After a scorching loss to Laurin-
burg last Friday night. the Taoor
City Junior Legion team made
comeback on Tuesday night 10
burn Wilmington 53.
On June 10, the port city juniors
defeated the local cam IN ~
shiitout.
Wilmington led the Tabor juniors
I'D to the seventh Inning. with q
score Of 80. In the seventh, the
Tabor Crew COPIED two runs, ana
another in the eighth ended NE
scoring for the rest Of the pan
came, and made a win for the
town juniors.
pitcher for Wilmington was Ivan
James. and Billy Hardee handled
the catchers NIT.
Jack Townsend pitched for Ia
Dor City and Pat Bass was eaten
or.
The Tabor City Juniors mfet
the Whiteville team on the local
field Friday night. June "a, play
ins rima 5 o'clock. After defeating
Wli,evilie On June IL with score
Of SO. the local juniors Will prob
ably have their hands full with
the county seat team.
Tuesday. June %. laurtnbtlrg
journeys hack TO Tabor City for
their third game with the TABOR
juniors. The Scots have defeated
the locals in two previous games
nv = large margin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Tidewaier Power Retains Services
OR. Wood, Industrial Specialist

The services Of Richardson
Wood, nationally known Industrial
representative were retained by
the Tide Water Power Company. ii
was announced by Warren w. Bell,
president Of the company.
Wood will be connected with the
power company in the capacity Of
industrial representative and will
coordinate his services with the
various departments OF Tide Water
and its offices in seventeen south
eastern North Carolina counties.
He will make outside contacts with
business firms and manufacturing
plants in order to encourage them
to locate in this section.
Mr.. Wood will work with the
aim of bringing in new payrolls
and increasing the payrolls We al
resdy have in the section" Bell
said. He also pointed out that n
addition to suggestions and plans
on how TO expande present indus
tries and buildings UP existing
oavrolls. Wood would strive TO
bring in new industries.
Wood was formerly managing
editor Of Fortune magazine and IS
regarded as q specialist in making
Industrial surveys. He has been
head Of his own firm for The past
four years. Branches Of his Or
CARNATIONS are located in New
York, Washington, Boston, Texas,
Virginia and several other states
Wood has represented the Com
monwealtn Edison Company Of
Chicago and has conducted ind"@.
trial surveys in Indiana for the
Gary Industrial Foundation and
other agencies.
Wood said that before he eyer
visited this territory. ne selected
this area as one OF the five se".
tons Of the south with the best
possibilities for industrial develop
Inent. He said he was asked by
the National Planning Association
to draw up the plan, which includ-
ed southeastern North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Pireway News
By MRS. OLIVIA HARPER

Melvin Long and Ike Long were
business visitors in Loris and Ia
Dor City on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. Grice, Mrs. Billie
Grice, Jr., and Eddie Grice were
visitors in Whiteville on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Gore and Miss Martha
Gore were visiting in the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs Donnie Canady on
Tuesday afternoon.
George Sing and Gordon Sing Of
Dulah were visiting NJ ]. Regis
ter on Thursday afternoon.
NJ. w. Long and 1. w. Long. Jr..
were visiting in the Guideway sec
ton on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hewett and
son Cathel. and Melvin Long, were
business visitors in Whiteville one
day last week.
Miss Louise Benton visited Mrs.
Virginia Sing and Miss Dorothy
Buck on Friday.
Mrs. Eddie Grice returned home
from Columbus County Hospital
on Wednesday after receiving
treatment for several days. Miss
Matte Mae Watts Of Nakina ac-
companied her home TO spend q
few days with Mrs. Grice while she
is recuperating.
AIr. and Mrs. j. F. Pickett were
Tahsr City visitors on Saturday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Benton and
Mrs. Mandy Rhodes made bust
ness trip to Tabor City one day
last week.
Curtiss Laurimore was White
Vile visitor on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Long were
visiting in Wilmington on Wednes-
day of last week.
Melvin Long. Isaac Long and
Leamon Sing were business visi-
tors TO Tabor City and Loris on
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Venson Hawse Of
Nakina were visiting relatives in
this community on Saturday.
Miss Marjorie Eiderdice OF Will
mington spent the weekend as
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Early Elderdice.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Long of Du-
lah visited Mr.. and Mrs. Macy
Long on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Beruice Canady Of Will
mineton is home to spend her va
cation with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. D. Canady.
MIR. and Mrs. Grover Grice OF
Whiteville visited his parents, MT.
and Mrs. j. w. Grice, on SATURDAY
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin long and
daughter. Betty. Mrs. Henry He~-
EFT, Mrs. 1. w. Long and Miss lie
ona Long were Ocean Drive Ssach
yisitor. on Sunday aftrrnnnn.
llr. and Mrs. Paul c. core anu
! Lester Gore were :SirGt: Al
Ocean Drive on sandy.
l. w. Long was ar.Gi.;' 'host At
tending the birthday dinner OF Mrs.
Doshie Jenerette on SUNDAY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Bible School To
Hold Exercises
Friday Evening

Commencement exercises Friday
evening will bring 10 a close 4 ten
day Daily Vacation Bible School
ct the Mount Tabor Baptist
Church. principal, Mrs. c. c. Leg
gette announced. The exercises
will begin at 1880 P. NJ, with Z
processiona! carrying the Amer-
can and Christian flags. The rou-
tine call to worship will follow af-
ter which 4 play will be presented
entitled "The Call Of the Cross.
All departments will take part in
the play, Mrs. Leggette said, and
the public is invited to attend.
Handiwork articles will he On
display in the exhibit rooms. Par.
ents are urged 10 visit the depart
mental displays.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Greengrass Boys
Defeat Indians In
Opener On Sun.

\ new baseball team, composed
Of Tabor City boys, and called the
Tabor City Greengress Boys, made
its debut last Sunday afternoon
when they played the CEadbourn
Indians before I large crowd OF
interested fans.
The Greengrassers. III closely
fought game, edged out III. VIC
tory over the Indians.
Pitching for the local Team were
Doc Fowler and Royce Gore. al
ion Jacobs and E!wood Sole: were
the leading hitrera.
The game was played on Inc
Civilian Field and plans were I'M
derway 10 play l repeat game Of
Saturday night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Floyd Accepts Job
With Strickland

r. F.o... native % Chad
-- -, accepted the position
Ia: cutler n the Jennings
,-,.a2a market and grocer
: ~ pas; several years Mr.
~? rs held 4 similar position
..a5er,On. Mrs. Floyd and
.-.. vii. arrive here in the fall
-,- he, wlll reside.
=. Tnompk!as. who has been
j., ,a.eG with Mr.. Strickland for
...... months. has accepted j POI
v..a eliot; and Daughters at
~ Beach. Mrs. ThompkinS Is
= :y.ar. Marjorie Ward. daugh-
:. NJ and Mrs. V. c. Ward.
nd Mrs. Tnompkins and
:.:-. Frances Keith, are now
..Ms :, Myrtle Beach.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
.ane Week Left
|N H!Jk Drivers
bGet License

3A-ElGH. y. {. The North
..a4 Department OF Motor We
->=s :yday reminded drivers OF
-.=cc.a. vehicles and motorists
.s. .a>, aam-S begin with II, l.
j: X .a4; the must obtain re-
~. .. .ar.g .icrns-s ~ drive by
x
IN aa.y one week remain
,-:yc- ~ headline. drivers IL
- examiners or the state re-
= L.; va.y about 1000 OF the
.ax.ma:r.y 39.0O9 taxi and bus
-, IN NJrta Carolina have Oh
.a-5. renewals. folder OF oper-
KS LICENSES in the ii through X
s.=:s.. also ara Slo% IN report
Z. ,s~.: examiners.
'-;'oas wuo must obtain re
.':., vi! 81 subject 20 proseclt-
e Is p.OvIGrd by law i; they are
-"-'eadrI ate: midnight June
.;T.os On Did lenses.
'-',anS who ia ~ been az
lei tO- ..cenS-, were urged by
t-cs:'H:rHr 20 report To their
''-'' drivers license e. a,:liner
2'-N',eE 20 avoid IN, ''.t mir
= Is.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Gapway News

Rev. NJ. w. Strickland was Sum
day visitor of Mrs. Cornie Her.
ring. Mrs. Herring olso had as
weekend guests, Mrs. Nancy
Strickland and daughters OF jack
sonville. Fla, and Mrs. Helen Dun
can of Lake Waccamaw.
Mrs. Sam Herring was visited
during the weekend by her dauSh-
ter, Mrs. Harvey EnZor of Fair
Bluff
Farley Strickland spent h {
weekend at White Lake. He is
the son of Rev. and Mrs. Nj. W..
Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tunnie Strickland
were SUNDAY guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Grady Turbeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duston Strickland
were visited Sunday evening by
Mr. and Mrs R";"h Wimberly and
Miss Jewel Causey.
Miss Gladys Anne Dryer was the
Sunday guest of Miss Ada Grey
Coleman.
Mrs. jeanne Lovette had a'
weekend guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Waddell of Savannah, Ga.
Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. Alma Turbeville is i'll at her
home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Attend Youth Center

Several young people Of the 81.
Paiu! Methodist Church left Non
dav TO attend the Youth Center ::
Wriehtsville Beach this week.
The group includes Sammy Roe-
ers, Sonny Sanders, Jimmy Win
stead, Jack Cox, Janelle White. md
Jeanne Fowler. Carolyn Frink OF
near Tabor City is also attending
S. r. Rogers accompanied lh'
GROUP 10 Wrishtsville on Monday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-22
Freewill Church To
Hold All Day Service

Brother Rubin Jones will con-
duct an all day service at The
Freewill Holiness Church in Tabor
City, Sunday. June 26. Services
will begin at 8 A. NJ. and continue
through the day.
Dinner will be served on the
church grounds.
The church has issued An INV
tation to the public to attend and
enjoy the services with them.
The Freewill Holiness Church
was formerly known as the Full
Gospel Tabernacle.