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The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16
CRSSl Christmas Is Coming and So Is Winter

Stop in our store and place your orders
 for gifts to be mailed Outside
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 Gifts From Alaska
 Universally Appreciated Come and make your selection from large stock of HAND CARVED IVORY RAW FURS, MADE-UP NECK PIECES FUR GARMENTS, SLIPPERS, MUK- LUKS, FUR BOOTS, FUR MTTTS FUR HOODS
 CAPS, Etc we do not have it in stock will make it to your order.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-04

News Our Grandfathers Read
From Issue Of March Z, 1912

wholesale millinery departments of
the city.
julius Wise purchased a 1912
Ford runabout from Benroth Bros.
Enos Burkholder purchased Ford
touring car.
Charlie Hauser is clerking at the
Baumgartner and Locher Co. Wal
ter Locher, former clerk, resigned
his position to take charge of the
Bluffton Cement Block Co., formerly
conducted by his father, the late
John Locher.
Atty. and Mrs. r. S. Steiner will
move to Big Timber, Montana, where
he has ranch and expects to fol-
low the law profession.
Mrs. Elmer Romey is in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hilty.
Misses Estella and Mildred Cred
ing and Hazel McGriff spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Patter-
son at Lima.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-04

Last year, 5000 fruit growers in
33 counties received assistance from
the extension horticulturist at Ohio
State University.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-04

DDT spray or dust will kill leaf
hoppers on alfalfa. Do not use,
however, if the hay is to be fed to
dairy animals.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-08-04

Mrs. Emil schwab and children,
who have been visiting relatives,
will leave for Arizona where Mr..
Schwab is engaged in doing mission
airy work among the Indians.
Jacob Lugibihl purchased the Abe
Baumgartner farm for S105 an acre.
Mr.. Baumgartner and family will
leave for Upland, California where
they expect to locate on an orange
grove farm.
Miss Adeline Welty is attending
school at Valparaiso, Ind.
Oswin Gerber left for his home in
Fortuna, Mo.
Fred Lehman is busy buZzing
wood for the farmers in the upper
part of the Settlement.
Robert and Harold Steiner, grand
sons of ?. T. Steiner, are becoming
prominent musicians. Harold gave
a public violin recital with Robert
at the piano at Newton, Kansas.
Hiram Basinger and Fred Bagley
attended Hilty school literary.
Miss Lavena Doriot is visiting
Mrs. julie Benroth at Bluffton.
Mr. Ray Marshall and Miss Gail
Marshall at Rockport were given 4
surprise farewell reception by 35
young people before they left for
their new home in Bluffton.
Miss Anna Ludwig, who is in
charge Of J. E. Lugibihl's millinery
department at the store, left for
Cleveland to spend 10 days in the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19

Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Dula
, Allsbroom McGougan: three sons.
Bruce McGougan, ST., of Colum.
bia, S. c.; Edgar Lee McGougan
of Green Sea. S. c.; and Frank
McGougan, Jr., of Wake Forest;
five daughters, Mrs. Georgia A.
Louden, Jr., of Fostoria, Ohio:
Mrs. Ben L. Nesmith, Jr.. Mrs. r.
e. Mallard, Mrs. Don Hughes, and
Miss Ann Brooks McGougan, all
Of Tabor City; two sns by for
rer unio':, John NJ. tJack) Nc
Cougar, and James B. (Jim), both
Of Tabor City; a sister, Mrs. John
p. Derham of Green Sea, s. c.:
ten grandchildren. and one great
grandchild
Last rites were held from the
home Monday morning at IL
o'clock with Rev. p. c. CAN'T. pas
tor of the deceased, officiating, and
. termcnt was made at the Green
Sea cemetery at Green Sea, S. c.
Active pallbearers were: w. H.
Shelley, Jr., Horace Roberts, w.
4. Williams, Fred NJ. Jernigan, f.
H. Hickman H. l.. Lupo, A. p.
Rogers and Ralph Bryant.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Junior Red Gross
Enrolment To
Be Held In Nov.

The Junior Red Cross Enroll
ment will be held November lis,
Mrs. Mae S. Young, Columbus
County chairman, announced. The
distribution of materials will be-
gin this week, Mrs. Young said,
and it is hoped that all schools in
the county will enroll. Elemen-
tary grades will enroll with oO
cents per class room while the
high school home rooms will be
graded on a $1.00 per hundred stu
dent system.
Fire Prevention Program
Along with the enrolment the
Junior Red Gloss is spo soring g
Forest Fire Prevention Program
and telials may be obtained
from Mrs. Young by request. Of
ficials are especially anxious thai
students have a copy of the Con
servation Pledge.
Scrapbook Contest
Three awards for a Junior Rec
Cross-Fire Prevention sciapbooF
will be given by Mrs. Young to the
student o.tering the prize winning
scrapbooks in the county. All STU
dents are eligible for the contest
both in the colored and white
schools, and books must be mallee
to Mrs. Young in Tabor City b!
November 81. Impartial judge:
will be called to select the VIII
ming scrapbooks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
D. F. McG0UGAN dies AFTER
Illness, final Rites HELD

Duncan Frank McGouga'!, ST..
who was prominently identified in
business and public affairs died at
his home here Saturday at Las P.
NJ, after a prolonged illness.
Mr.. McGougan, born in Cerro
Gordo April IS, 1875. was well
known in barking and other bust
ness circles in the earle: part of
his life. He became postmaster
here in 1885 and continued in that
capacity for ~ years. retiring
about two years ago due to i'll
health.
His public services included
County Commissioner of Columbus
County, and County Commissioner
of South Carolina. In 1881 he was
elected to represent Columbus
County in the Legislature and
served one term.
An active member of the Mount
Tabor Baptist Church lie served
as deacon and treasurer for
number of years. He was grad
uated from Clemson College where
he was a member of the first
class.
He was affiliated with the Ia
Dor City Masonic Lodge.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Rev. Ford To
Conduct Baptis!
Revival Service

= revival meeting will begin at
the Mount Tabor Baptist Church
Monday evening, Oct "a. Rev. P. c..
Gait. pastor, announced. Ser
vices will be held twice daily III 10
o'clock a. NJ. and 100 p. NJ,
through Nov. =.
Rev. Howard Ford OF Elkin
will be the visiting minister, and
J. Rector Robbins OF Gaftney will
be the d:ector of music.
Rev. Ford. graduate of the
South Western Seminary. Fort
Worth. Texas. is successful pastor
OF the Elkin First Baptist Church.
He is L former pastor Of the First
Church in WilkesbUro and is a
member of the General Board OF
the State Baptist Convention.
Mr.. Robbins is a former assist
at pastor and minister OF music
OF the Enderely Park Baptist
Church in Charlotte, and the First
Baptist Church in Gaftney, having
resigned his passionate 10 devote
full time to evangeliStic services.
Mrs. Robbins will accompany him
he:e TO assist with SPECIAL music.
The public is cordially invited 10
attend the services. Rev. Can't
said
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Production Credit
Association To
Meet Saturday

Plans have been complied for
the annual meeta.g of the White
Vile Production Credit Association
to be held at Whiteville, in the
Court House on Saturday. Oct. y
1949, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. according
ID c. r. Yoder, secretary-treasurei
of the association.
Since the association was char
tered in 1884 an increasing mum.
Der Of farmers have made it head.
quarters for short term credit. The
annual meeting this year will be
of particular interest TO members
because of the agricultural and
credit situation.
Besides examining reports on
the condition of the association
and discussing other problems
dealing with the organization
members present will have
cha, &c to win two valuable regis
tered Duroc gifts to be given away
at the meeting.
The Whiteville Production Credi
Association serves all of Columbu:
County and now has over l,OOO
member stockholders, over TOO o
whom obtained short-term financ
ing through the association durin'
l949.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Guideway News
Nv MRS, LESTER LONG

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stocks OF
Sanford spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocks and
daughter, Betty Grey, spent the
weekend with friends and relatives
in Raeford.
Mrs. Gladys Larry and Mrs. J.
D. Long visited in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faux Mon
day.
J. D. Long made business trip
TO Tabor City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis AnderS1" ri
Nakina visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nj
bert Hinson Sunday.
Jim and Allen Stocks enjoyed 4
fishing trip to Pireway Ferry Sat
urday.
Mrs. Carl Stock visited Mrs. Les
ter Long Friday.
Lawrence Long of Newport News,
Va, spent some time in the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy
Long last week.
Mrs. Jessie Smith visited Mrs,
Quillie Long Tuesday.
Donald Gore made a business
trip to Tabor City Saturday.
Mrs. Cleddie Elmore spent the
day Thursday in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Cox of Tabor
City and Mrs. Whitney Vaulk of
Greenville and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Russ of Longs were Sunday WISH
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. Carver Best.
Tim Gore and Frank Stanley of
Whiteville visited in this section
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Soles of Loris
spent Sunday in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Theldon Soles.
Evelyn and Marvin Ward of Ma
kina visited in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Stocks last week.
Little Betty Grey Stocks cele-
brated her second birthday Satur-
day when her mother, Mrs. Carl
Stocks, entertained a number OF
friends at a party at their Guide
way home.
Those attending were Linda,
David and Ann Hayden Stocks,
Hilda Faye Ward, Jackie, Nancy
and Carol Grey Soles, Dorothy
Long, Ted and Thetus Corner, Har-
~ and Carolyn Long. Selma Faux,
Eva Allen Wooten. and Jimmy
Suggs.
Games were played and delight
full refreshments were served.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Mill Branch
By MRS. X. 3. MCKEE


Dll Fowler of New Life visited
J. H. Stround Sunday night.
Miss Edna Stroud spent the past
weekend at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Kenneth Hardee at Loris.
Mrs. r. b Mckee and Mrs. Ken
meth Hardee spent Monday in
Conway and Ocean Drive.
Mrs. Berbie Wright has return
ed after a weeks visit with her
sister in Atlanta, Ga.
r. 3. Mckee has an unusual
strawberry patch and Austin
Wright says it is worth trip to
see it.
Mrs. Paul Prince of Loris was a
visitor in the home of Mrs. j. A.
Boswell Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. K. Hardee, Mrs. Paul Prince
and Little Paula of Loris were re-
cent guests of Mrs. c. A. Spivey.
Rev. and Mrs. Lea Butler and
sons. Clyde and Earl, visited in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Nc
Kee Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred Burnett and
children spent the weekend in the
home of his mother, Mrs. Lulia
Burnett at Mollie.
The small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Brown is reported I'M
proving at this time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Potato Market Sales
Above 1913 Season

Over 10000 bushels OF swee'
potatoes have been purchased by
BUYERS on the local market during
he current season for an estima-
ted average of S2.25 per bushel.
Total sales for the season. since
the opening of the market on oc-
tober S, reached S6,092 bushels on
Wednesday. Between 30 and ~
thousand bushels were bought
prior to the opening of the market
The offerings thus far IN the
season are much heavier than last
year, however. the quality OF sweet
potatoes is down in comparison
with last years crop.
Farmers are improving their
pack this year and buyers anneun-
ced that this single factor in the
selling of sweet potatoes gave the
farmer a higher price for his of
ferings.
Wednesday sales topped the IT,
900 mark and averaged S2,2s on
the busheL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
MRS. MAE YOUNG
ATTENDS STATE
CANCER MEET

Mrs. Mae s. Young attended the
State Cancer meeting, representing
Columbus County. which convened
in Charlotte last week. Sessions
were held al the Woman's Club
and at the Charlotte Hotel with
good attendance and Interesting
speakers, Mrs. Young reported.
1t YVES pointed out that again
this year the American Cancer So
ciety will finance INDECENT cancer
patients on a fifty per cent plan
with the County Welfare Depart
ment.
A heavy educational program is
planned 70" the new year and it
is hoped that other free diagnostic
clinics will be opened in the near
future. The Cancer Clinic at the
James Walker Memorial Hospital
in Wilmington is open TO citizens
Of the Columbus County area for
fee examinations every Tuesday.
The Columbus County Cancer
workers include: Mrs. Deland
Leonard, Commander; Mrs. Will
lard Wright. Vice Commander;
Mrs. Mae S. Young, Educational
Chairman. and DR.. Ross Nj. Will
hanson. Executive Chaifman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Green Sea Church
TO Hold November
Reviva! Services

Rev. H Dwight McAliSter to hold
services week of November 1920.
A revival will be held at the
Green Sea Baptist Church begin
ming on Monday. November IA.
1919. and extending through the
following Sunday. November 20.
1919. Rev. Morgan 3. Gilreath.
pastor of the church. announced
TO-DAY. Morning and night services
will be held daily with Rev. H.
Dwight McAliSter. pastor of the
Cheraw Baptist church. rs guest
minister
Rev. McAlister is well known to
South Carolina BaptiSts. He was
called to the Cheraw Baptist
c::,:,rch on August l. 1919. from the
SardiS Baptist church. near TIM
mousville. where he was pastor for
four years. He served as moderator
of the Florence Association for two
years.
Born in the Hannah section of
Florence county. he attended school
there. Later he returned to teach
in the schools of Flornce county
for several years.
Rev. McAliSter was graduated
from Furman University in 1941.
He attended Duke University in
Durham. North Carolina. and the
South Western Theolocical Semi
nary in Forth Worth. Texas. He
was ordained to the ministry in
1893.
He served Mt. Zion and Hebron
Baptist Churches in the Florence
Association for seven years. and
also served the Olanta and Bethel
churches in the Southeast Associa-
lion.
Rev. McAlister is Grand Chaplain
Of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free
Masons of South Carolina. He is
widely known for his leadership in
religious matters Once dubbed
: The Flying Parson" for his air
mindedneSs. he holds q private pi-
lots license and owns his own
plane.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the services and great re-
vival is expected. The song leader
will be announced later.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Ralph |nnlan
Trial Begins
On Monday

Trial OF Ralph lnman on charges
OF assault with deadly weapon win
intent TO Kill is scheduled 10 get
underway in Columbus County ST.
perior Court Monday morning.
Inman was indicted on the as
sault charge as the result of the
shooting early in February OF In
mans then business partner. Ar
mold Jessup.
Since the alteration, Jessup and
Inman have voluntarily dissolved
their funeral home partnership.
The shooting took place late one
afternoon while Jessup and lnman
were returning from rural fun
eral they had conducted near Ia
Dor City.
Inman told officers he shot his
partner after Jessup had swung 4
blackjack at him.
Jessup denied having had or used
a blackjack and said lnman shot
him with provocation.
/ The case will be heard by a jury
drawn from special venire selec
ted from Fair Bluff, Whitevflle
Chadbourn, Bolton. Ransom, Wei
ches Creek and Western Prong
townships.
The case will be prosecuted b!
Solicitor Clifton l.. Moore anC
sHomer L. Lyon.
Defense attorneys are Powell
| Powell and Lee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Devils Crush
panthers In
festival Event

The Tabor City Red Devils ran
wild against Chadbourn rs they
downed the Partners 27-6 Friday
night on the local field.
With the Panthers receiving the
kick they were unable to gain
against the strong Tabor line. They
kicked TO the As yard line where
Make Watts ran it back to the "a.
Dalton Anderson went to the u.
The fast half back ran off tackle,
lodged three Panther would-be
tacklers and scored. Stephens kick
was good. 1t was the same old story
again as Chadb0urn couldn't gain.
This time Ford Fowler ran in 81
yards to score. Stephens kick was
again Il, and the quarter ended
with the locals ahead 40.
Shortly after the second period
opened Ebert Long who looked
good in the last two games ran
% yards for Tabor's third score.
Stephens kick was blocked. With
Tabor's Junior Varsity playing
most of the second and third quar-.
ter neither team could score, but
Chadbourn scored on quarter
back sneak in the fourth period,
with Pat Bass carrying it over. The
extra point was no good.
With two minutes remaining El-
bert Long again ran so yards for
the fourth and final score Stenh-
ems kick was good.
The Tabor City team has now
won three out of five games loos-
ing only 10 Lunlberton 1870, and
Laurinburg 1871. 80
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Devil Jayvees
Score Twice On
EIizabethtoWn

The Tabor City Junior Varsity
still remain unbeaten as they
downed Elizabethtown for the
second time this year on the Eliza
BEETHOVEN field Wednesday with a
1910 victory. The Devils had pre-
viously defeated Elizabethtown 70
q. Elizabethtown this time show
ed little better football team
ha,? at the opening Of the season
After a scoreless first half, with
the local team threatening once
only TO have it fall short by a
tumble.
After the half they lost no time
in scoring with quarterback Bur
mey Stephens completing 81
ward pass to Dock Fowler good fol
six points. Extra point was NO
good. After Tabor kicked, Eliza
BEETHOVEN came roaring back
marching from their Is to the Ia
Dor II yard line. Then an inter
cepted pass halted the drive. Bur
mey Stephens passes began to
click TO Don Fowler and end Gene
Burroughs, who carried to the
Elizabethtown II yard lire. Half
back Don Fowler ran off tackle
10 the 3. Burmey Steprens ran
end for the score. Extra point
was blocked, and Elizabethtow1
was again unable to gain as the
Tabor line held well. They kicked
to Dock Fowler who ran probably
the best play of the night whicf
carried over 40 yards.
The last EliZabethtown mar
brought him down on the Eliza
BEETHOVEN 5. Before they coulo
run another play the game endec
with the score Tabor City II
,l;zohat htOwn o.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Crowds Throng Town
For Festival vent
Scores Major Success

Over twenty-five thousand peo'
pie representing more than eisht
states, thronged the streets OF Ia
Dor City and visited the exhibits
during the second annual Carollnas
Yam Festival which closed last
saturday.
The ,wo-states Festival, sponsor
ID by the Tabor City Merchants As
sociation. was termed an outstand-
ing success by visiting di2nitarles
and members of the press.
The Exhibit Hall. center Of Fes-
.ival activities, displayed twenty
one exhibits on the production and
marketing of sweet potatoes pre-
pared by specialists from the State
Extension Department. and were
acclaimed the best ever presented
on the sweet potato.
Attractive commercial booths rep
resenting business firms in Tabor
City. Chadbourn. Whiteville, Fair
bluff. Wilmington, and out of state
firms, were an added treat for FEES
tival visitors.
Festivities began on Thursday as
more than ten thousand witnessed
the two mile parade Of floats.
bands, schools and other organi-
cations.
The Roy Acuff show on Thurs
day. the Jimmy Livingston dance
on Friday night and the square
dance on Saturday night, were
lighter entertainment features 70:
the three day celebration.
] Members of the Merchants Asso-
citation. satisfied with the success
of the Festival, are expected to be-
gin next month drafting plans for
the 1850 Carolinas Yam Festival
and tentative dates Of October IL
l3 and IA. have been set.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Mrs. G. H. Autry
Dies In Florida

Ms. c. II. Au,ry. 81. mother or
c. D. Williams of Tabor City. died
in I.akelp d, Fla. early NrdneS-
day morning.
Funeral rites were incomplete
when the Williams family left for
the distant state.
Surviving are two sons, c. D.
Williams OF Tabor City. II. T. Will
liams of Wildwood. Fla, daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. L. Smith Of Lakeland
Fla, and % grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Says Lama Wants
Help Against Reds

CALCUTTA, India - American
radio broadcaster Lowell Thomas
came across the lost horizon from
forbidden Tibet and reported that
Dalai Lama wants help from the
West against the Communists.
Thomas was carried into the
outside world OIL a litter after a
narrowing, painful o n e y
through some of the worlds most
rugged mountains.
He had injured his right hip
when q horse threw him against
a toc:epile 70 miles from Lhasa
the Dalai Lama's capital.
A plane brought Thomas TO Cal
cutta for medical treatment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Pay Raises
For Many In
Armed Forces


Truman has signed legislation
providing the first general pay
raise in 10 years for all members
ofof the Armed Forces.
Recruits. whose pay was raised
from S21 month before the war
10 S75 a month during and AFTER
the war, will cot share in the ne"
increases as much as top-ranklng
officers VINO got their last pay
raise in 1908.
Raise For Recruits
recruit with five months SER
vice will get S. month hike.
In some cases brigadier generals
will get an almost 80 per cent
boost, counting basic pay and al
lowanceS.
Increases under the Few law
for married officers will include
Major generals and above. and
their counterparts in the Navy
who have 80 years service-from
SS95.33 month in pay and al
lowances to S1.146.75 a month.
Brigadier generals and the navy
cota:terparts with 30 years SER
vice-from SIP to S1OlS,oO a
month.
Second lieutenants will get an
increase from 1888 20 S345 a
month.
Must BE Promoted
Officers in the past have re-
ceived a five per cent pay raise
for every three years OF service
This increase will be taken away
from officers who fail to win pro-
motions.
Officers who retire for physical
disability reasons will be pald ac-
cordng to the degree of disability
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
L. H. Cooper Now
Associated With
White Motor Sales

l.. H. Cooper of Florence has ac-
cepted a position with White Mo,
tor Sales as service manager ana
has assumed his duties. Mr.. Coop
er held a position with Super MO
tors, DeSoto and Plymouth deal
ers. in Florence before coming TO
Tabor City.
Mrs. Cooper and sons, Jack ana
Allan, and daughter, Joyce VIII
move here in December. Allan and
Joyce will enroll in the local
schools, and Jack recently grad
uated from prep school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
TCHS Tales
By FRANCES SARVlS

.'eae waS Walking abound IN a
( 81. ily Monday l have an
/, ma, dreamy look in her eyes
ye>I.. % the good time she
>-H&aE afternoon Vene-
+ '.'r IS going 20 state fair
"~eG. Who wouldn't go in
good .ooEa Z Buick especial
""a Lester behind the wheel,
taa, light. Vencway?
H'r~ Is happy once more, Del
las returned. II was sorta
='om" while ne was gone,
/" = Lois. o; did Punk keep
Rom setting lonesome?
'.e Love Watts was completely
S"et ! few Saturday nights
"@e1 she was riding around
ma, black Chevrolet. Melba
> e!dCt look a:y TOO unhappy
r. Why is it that Helen
IN leave home last Sunday
|&9oa" Gould it be that she
7'r-@'.H.. F,.rene?)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-19
Tabor Baptists Adopt
Annual Church Letter

The annual church letter OF the
Mount Tabor Baptist Church 10
the association was adopted TINS
month with total gifts amounting
to $1,000 and $500 going to MIS-
sions AID benevolences.
The per capita gift amounts 70
S34 O3 and 5000 for missions.
40 new members were added 10
the church roster for the year.