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CLEVELAND PARK

Inspect Today--Open ] 10 6
S3l2 Lowell St. n.w.--vecant. we'll
constructed. detached brick home in
new-house condition. Near the Ca
thedral John Eaton School and the
a., large center hall. living room
with fireplace. dining ROOM sun
room. kitchen. pantry and den. 2nQ
a., B bedrooms. 2 baths. 3rd a.s y
water heat. huilt-in garage. Attrac-
lively priced.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
1e2e Y st. NV. Ma. 0352.
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FIRST PRESENTATION
BUNGALOW

BUNGALOW
Here is q bungalow that is q honey
Large liv. rm. with frepl.. excep
tionaily large din. rm.. kit, Q bed
rms, don, and tile bath, all on ont
door; full bsmt., stairway to ex'
pandable attic. Diet. garage, near al
conv Exclusive.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO
442O Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 till 9.
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ROcKVuLE--s7 $50

HINkVILL.E~ ,SoU
Attrse. modern --beerH. sna bath
epgEalow: " txssttnt toHeitseil-
s.~o. heat. dsep fenced lot, e9nss ln
bus ane schools terms FAR T
WRIGHT, vi 6sgo. eva. WI ss&4
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POTOMAC, MD.

VI OAfxfN N4IJs
s-bedfm. home with IL acres If
ground TtiE hnsns IL modern sne
In Al tandtB9b Lafss ra1na. eli
z. NJ, FRY. INC.
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An Address of Distinction
vic. of Mass. ave. NV. A widt
stretch of front lawn adds TO tht
, privacy and beauty Of this. beautiful
S Srchitecture; ' iiv. rra.. din. rm.. den
breakfast room, modern kit, 4 bed.
rms, 2 baths; 2 finished rooms tr
the attic; mellow pine-paneled rec.
reation room with fireplace: 2-cai
Diet. garage. BY appointment.
Dorothy K. Winston & Co
1924 Z st. NV, ST. ALI or sH
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Housss-sAlE-N.E tcsss. /,
43I1.10fh ST Ne

MschaEMn PKrk--Lctsly ks-ssSstAESse
hrssk sneEt. enzt8sEirsg r1sasEAs J y
baths: OIL heal; hrscE sAr&xe Srt-
place. ~ immaculate rSss6ttses1
possession. rHaF c. sAr4s& AE1 F:Sss1
School. convenient 20 sssFTS9ssGg
priced tse2sw E&rxst g&4ss. sftnESSGs
Mr.. Cure ST. igs9
JOSEPH 4. BRUNO, INC
Sa3 n g. Nv. Reshcra- Ma Sal
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BETHESDA. ND.

a cars ced hss<k vita AE q.
appeal sn4 charm q this purasal
aesasn. das az hess. IN Az
6tn. I'm. Wits kst aE iss D.
fuh-sazed heArms And nwra~fY rn
cx fen 60 snA { Afsss.sf sss
6rkocsa ehursasss nss far assF
TA1s ia On excei. ps1poassssn- 60
us ary time I'll . rlM. a. VIC
10. Il. JONES d Co. NC.
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ST 500 TO $500 DOWN

Colored-w st. OF North Capitol
Very nice clean e-rm. brick home
concrete porch. 2 complete baths.
kitchens, finished attic, full base
ment, gas h.-wh., LIST a. apt. va.
cant. Mrs. Cox, VI S136. COZ
& CO., RE. 1883.
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EARL J PRESTON
Hssi estate 50
RAMBLER OF QUALITY
3.uNIT APARTMENT

ResEdsBst ia sAaks-ta sspt4Ah 81 mia~
yer @pF4ns converted iHte \ eeAft-
'stsrsta wstA insssn~ 81 u 10 p~t ne :
Axpsfs{g essUABrss tas sos So
exeelssst f@fssst 90 f@hveHiFRi tsraas
cas- h. kFgsasN@
Philip u, Key Realty Co.
EstSa RBf a ts&j a = A. So
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
One of the loveliest homes in this
convenient section. close to Conn;
ave; center hall with 1st-h. den and
powder rm.; 4 bedrns. on end J.:
rms. and bath; maids rm. and bath
in bsmt.: 3-car gar. gorgeous
grounds; built in 1888 and still looks
like new. LEGUM q GERBER
REALTY CO.. AID. $500. until o
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3471 23rd st. Sc.
(SHIPLEY TERRACE)

3471 23rd st. Sc.
(SHIPLEY TERRACE)
Standardized brick. convenient Boil
inf Field. Anacostia Air Base, Gun
Factory, Andrews Field. bedrooms.
LARGE closets linen en- closet e,,, hath ,a xaas
modern kitchen, built-in cabinets.
gas stove. gas refriserstor: full base
rnent. gas hot-water heater. twin
laundry tubs. forced afr heat therm-
ostat controlled. air circulating unit
condition; well Handicapped yard; bus
al door: Sio,5o0. Newly furnished.
E So Sros. 70 '9 Ssil he Isl SIS :,
VACANT-1O 9th ST. Sc.
Detached brick plus vacant iot next
mod. Kit. with cabinets, range. re-
basement can Be converted into
pvt. apt: oil h.-w.h.: storm win
dows and screens; Venetian blinds,
etc SI,25o cash and sse.50 Der
BTRON & CONRAD. INC.
Residence ltas K St [. s as q 81 "a .sss
SIS 900 PRICE REDUCTION
For Quick sale of this beautiful 3ev
6-rm. brk. in Hiiiersst area. LIZ,
rm. with fireplace screened side
porch. din. rm.. beautiful modern
kit. bedroom and "a bath on
LIST e.. Q srand bedrms.. full bath
and sun deck on end. Pull base
ment with gar On big Snxi9o II.
lot 4ez oL loan. Can be seen at
~ ADELBERT w. LEE
321f Pa. ave Sc, VI. 1000: 81
COLORED--s5oo DOWN for Aunt
buildins In convenient location:
monthly income $50: tenants pay
own utilities; only $3.50. KAY
REALTY Co, INC. RIA. 1900. 81
COLORED--s5e. 10 MO. and &3as
down, buys f-room corner brick: also
zoned for business PAUL PERUZZI,
ST. e6s8 or d. 1853,
CoLOKED--a-ROoM ROW BRICK
EQUIP. and furnished for . or more
families. Income viii make pay
ments Cow. terms. Bee OWN1E.
1928 Potomac ave. sc. TR- Tse
c 81 III oBRk s-RM. BoUs2-
ist a., Nv, rrn,- din. rm., kit. 2nd
A., 2 bedrms. tile bath. Fun bsmt;
" bath: lee. b. yard- TR. e21I.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Worthington st., near Pinehurst Circle.
One Of the better homes in this most
desirable location. Detached brick.
3 large bedrooms, baths. I'd; plus
many other features too numerous TO
mention. Only 8 years old. This
is a real buy. For appt: call MI
Northern: Sligo 1889, with Bet
ZEILL DI 3l00. "a
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.?!?!
Corner. 4 becrms., with LIST a. pow
der rrn.: close to Lafayette School:
owner going abroad, must sell. Ask
ing $4,000. Make offer. LEGuM
g. GERBER REALTY CO. AD, 1900
till q o M -SU
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THE HAMLET
INDfvIDuALISTlc

Artistic ewStsm hsgf4 sE1is bsssk
heart Stsh hsssisfsl ~ re Ate
fE7 engBh lxs. sas9 sFteehse Rafsh
la ~ g efs1 E E.. s s.,,, sssh rs ~.
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sttashsss eat iss fstesS fsat ssF.
asa ksa atissnsifs abrasive asa
keassliias FsgaSs es tyes hssss rs
JAMES l. DIXON a co.
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CHEVY CHASE, ID. G

CHEV I ,OI1AOC, y. u, 4
This detached home priced at SAL
900 is superbly located for conyen-
fence and ideal neighborhood The
house contains living room, dining
room, study, inclosed sun porch,
screened sleeping porch. Full base
ment with practically new oil heat
ine unit. Two-car detached garage.
OIL. ROO, ST. 2400: ewes. MI.
Stephens, WI. 5065. PHILLIPS,
CANBY a. FULLER. INC. Pc
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EDGEMOOR- BETHESDA

This eeantifui GUSTAV balii baass 10
must on soaF iIt OF heEnsa te
see to-day Contains 2 asGfms
tlls Ia Tbs, In I'm wtth open Ere
place rec rm astS FRFfGksS tSis
f., scar FafaEs sFeesewas. unusual
~ spacious sFcaneA Has . hsF -
store walls ard In surrounds. BY
beautiful shruha ana tFess Cali NJ
Joilss. IT., ME-, AAnos esss, SA
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AVERAGE a 90 y, aASs
ts@t * A. a. ksxs AZ 49,
NJ nAsI Cam tAtiSys te4 fsssasss
"a A. sneSseE ~ Tire Cay - ssas RS
Ter S3F sHSrsaz&ss
FLOYD Z. DAVIS co.
l@es * a. nv "a esAe Es~s
No ssssA Csrt ~ YEAR hessses
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
Mr. BATTERY LANE
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BETHESDA
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70 SasS4 re- f~sEsssA s&4 tss g 90
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RIGGS & co
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CHEVY CHASE. D: c.

8 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS !.
The owners of this beautiful, fine
detached brick home have pur-
chased another property and desire
Lafayette School. II has a recrea-
ton room with fireplace and lava
tory in the basement, nice living
room with fireplace, dining room
and kitchen and 8 bedrooms and 2
baths on second floor; steps to attic:
SOC, 800, and can be purchased with
$4,000 cash. Phone Harley Evans,
VIC, 02a0. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
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SO 80 lEtfST Z
VACANT - HOURS

*HEss "a As s%@sl3gssss - $50 . gsas -
kaaFseF &-Esss rrsa ssEgS ta-.sa ~
h4& f#sf AsaRssseaeH Fs.ssS 80 -
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Lovely. spatiously built stone and
frame Colonial on beautiful corner
lot. The wide center hall extends
the depth Of the house. well proper
toned hy. rm., din. rn., butler
pantry, kit. and sunrm., opening
garage, 4 Ice. bedrms.. 9 baths and
iee, runrna. on End. There are many
unusual features about this house.
Excel. location for children. on quiet
street, within walking distance OF
further information cali Mrs. Nc
cutchen, DE. 951o, with
C.. II. HILLEGEIST
Realtor, Tower Bldg. MA. $500.
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HOUSES FoR sAlE-Sosskwsss
COIORED--I07I sr1 ST: s-W.--s.
4 rm. brick. gocd con6.; VIII ssefiacs
$500 down. SIS mo: IA dei2s rs
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BRADLEY BLVD.
CATHEDRAL AREA

DETACHED corner brick: 4 bsd sna ?
and bath on ard d. Attractive
drawing rm.. library. list d. powder
rm Nice grounds. Close to all bet
ter schools. Ideal for comfortable
quick sale. Possession June l. LE-
GUM a. GERBER REALTY Co.
NlnA until N .O8
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ROCKVIILE MD

SIS 500, S-sAdfoom houf. located
within Q few hiocks Of main taA-
line. Ist f4oi eent&ins l'sIsN FAaFn.
den. eihtns room ard ,AfRs naoHef a
kitchen .nd noor contains E~1-
rooms and bath; fes lures instass
iarss lot ard eli hot-watsf heat.
home In sErebent condition After
4 pB cali Mr.. ksTssa Meyer al
WI nJ&h
SAMUEL z BOGLEY. INC,
sHf ASah xxyg @aB 49,
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471l 18th ST. NE.
Mocern s-rm and hath community
group brick FIR recg rEfs oil heat
n nsg-hoaSe conc. tareaxAaai at
frAetIytiy priceo shown 81 sro;
only. PECK co excl 3Sis 18th
st ne CO 1888
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HAVE YOl1 ETEE HEARD
OF SIGH A AAEJAINs
! Bet1rtlon,s on an Acre

ALLIED REALTY CORP.
eFa Ne ssa sEssss &&Ass NJ
sea- rs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05
4 PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS it being that the Town OF Tabor Oit! Will
most 10 thousands of out-oftown visitors curing 'ne
b annual CAPOIINAS YAM FESTIVAL October 13, IA
u Is, and
WHEREAS it is to the best interests OF all CITIZENS tli
Streets places of business. dwellings, and vacant o's o
e>enabe condition as possible for visitors 10 'le"'
"ong m the capacity of Mayor of the Town OF TABOR
y, do hereby
FROCLAlM the days of October 10, II, and IL l949,
'I&|. Tuesday and Wednesday, as CLEANUP LA %
A the corporate limits of the Town of Tabor CITY, ana
e the disposal of its citizens the town truck, Whch
make regular runs throughout the Town on the days OF
oder u. II, and ~ l949
w. A. WILLIAMS, Mayor
Town of Tabor City
September 20, 1949
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05
.pTA Holds First
Meet Wednesday

More than 100 patrons were
present fo- the first meeting of
the 1880 Parent Teachers As
ISOLATION held in the Tabor City
School auditorium Wednesday
evening. Mrs. J. C. Singletary,
president. presided over the bust
ness session ard named the fol-
lowing committees to serve this
fiscal year: Ways and Means,
Mrs. 3. A. Carroll, Mrs. r. r.
Rogers, Jr., and Mrs. Miles Jack
son; Membership. Miss Kate
Jones, Miss Ann Brooks McGou-
gan, Clayton Spivey, and Mrs. ;.
T. Rogers; Program, Mrs. Nell r.
Fowler. Mrs. J. A. Huffman, J:.'
Mrs. w. A. Williams, and Mrs. A.
NJ. Smith.
During the program period an
educatic, al film was shown en-
titled Pop Says It," which gave
the necessity of the parents sup
port in making a school modern,
The P. T. A. membership dive
is on, Principal C. H. Primer an
nounced. He said it is hoped that
all parents who are not members
will send membership fees by their
children to school or contact the
membership committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05
SIR. POWELL VS.. MIR. CLARK

In the Monday October b. issue of the News Reporter
preventative J. X Powell issued "stnging criticism On
&ric Highway Commission Wilbur ClarkS handling ot
Z. locations in Columbus County.
Had been fer the reliability of the editor and pub
Ser OF that newspaper. would not have believed that
supposedly the representative of the people, would nave
S.7t such statement.
Being fairly new resident of Columbus County. we are
familiar with the County Mr. Powell should be- but
@ the only at hand namely our ears ana eyes
>yuS that the sOuthernmost parts OF this County nave
Fen sadly neglected by SomebOdy-We know not Whom-
he action by Nh Clark does in great way make up of
al neglect.
roads to be paved have been selected in the past by
p> Of citizens in the county, then the Secton ol TIE
4r from whence they come is also obvious. , rec g.
Mr. Powell should know. having been in public life for
e time that our system of democracy calls Tor repfeSs
:S Of the people to make decisions according 10 the nee
desires of the people ne represents. and that Is eAact
L.. Mas done far can see. r
We quite sure that other roads in the county heeg
lard surface will come under the program at later oa1'
e Program just announced is only part OF the e!ln4
ga-so be patient Mr.. Powell, there's more TO come.
Mr. Clark has ignored the incident thus TAR ana ne VIII
sjab!y continue to do so. Maybe should have TOO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05

Roy Acuff, Columbia recording
al fist. who has sold over % mil
lion records, is one of the WSM
Grand Ole Opry's greatest stars.
Born in the hills of Union Coun-
ty around Maynardsville, Tenn,
Roy, was the son of general ses-
sions judge {, d his family were
mountain people Although his
early ambition was to play base
ball. sunst! oke ended his career
shortly after he got an offer from
the New York Yankees.
While recovering he learned to
play the fiddle and late; went on
the air over a Knoxville station
After scoling a smash success
there. followed by eve! greater
popularity over WSM in Nash
vile, he became master of cere-
monies on that stations big Grand
Ole Opiy over NBC, and now is
heard on other network programs
from WSM
In 1916 he left radio to make
several pictures in Hollywood. Re
Gently he has been playing per-
sonal appearances throughout the
L, tied States. and again appear
ing regularly on the WSM Grand
Ole Op.S.
His return to the. WSM Grand
Ole Opry and his current public
appearance tour demonstrate
anew that Roy is still the number
one attraction in the field of folk
music. He and the Smoky Noun
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05
NEW SCHEDULE
FOR DRIVERS
TESTS HERE

w. p. Graham, drivers
license examiner for the State
Department, has announced q
change i'm schedule, which
was released from headquart-
ers Oct. 3rd.
Under the new schedule Mr..
Graham will be i'm Tabor City
Oh the second and fourth
Tuesdays from . o'clock A. NJ.
to 5 o'clock p. nj. Previously
the examiner has been in Tia.
Dor City every Tuesday after
noon.
The general schedule fol-
lows: Monday, FairmOnt. LIST
and 3rd Tuesday, Fair Bluff;
End and 18th Tuesday, Tabor
City; Wednesday, Rowland;
thursday, Red Springs: Friday.
st. Pauls; Saturday, Fairmont.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05
Carl Caudill And
Haymake!s Make
Festival Date

Carl Caudin. who appears here
in Tabor City for the CaroIihhE
Yam Festival on Saturday, Oct.
Il will bring with him a group ..
fellows who are leputed l" ma"
one of the largest listening audi
ences in this section Of North
Carolina.
The group, known as the caro-
lima lawmakers, has appeared on
radio statiul WFTC for the past
three months, and came there
f.om the WkNS in kinston. To-
hacco farmers claim the boys as
their own and they are kept puSE
with show dates and radio shows
seven days a week.
Caudill, who has voice that conf
bines that of Eddy Arnold ana
Jimmy Wakely. has not recently
become member OF the $40"
world having appeared in Chicago
=, II New York in such productions
as "Oklahoma" and sing O"'
Sweet Land"
Also on the snow Dill VIII" ga"
dill for Saturday will be two new
Corners to show business--ana thj
limited States. David ana Jane
Jyorkavitch, displaced chi'u:ef
from Selatine. Byorkavena' r'"-
mania. i'll play one OF m'SIcdo :
most unusual i.strum"ntS' Tie
either. ,d
David and Jane will play Al"
sing songs of Germany, Poland
Romania nd YugoslavIa, since
coming to this country they "a!r
learned a few songs and you VII!
., loved their inteipi cation %
..Carolina Moon" and "SHe' 90
Fat For Me. ,.
CaudiI, the Carolina Haynak
ers and David and Jan'' WIN P'r.
scnt Two shows in the exhibit nan
on Saturday afternoon. oct 3D.
and will. play and sing lof '"'
.,u,,rr Dance =. CARROTS WA. =
house that evening
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05
CAROLINAS YAM FESTIVAL
October Is, II, IS, l949
Program
Thursday, October 13, 1919

200 pm.-Press Luncheon American Legion Hut.
ZOO Dm--Psrade Line of parade will start at Gar
rclrS Warehouse on Railroad street to Fifth
street down Fifth street to Lewis street,
down Lewis street to Green Sea HWay,
down Hiway to Railroad street, and from
there to Pridgen street and the Tabor
City School.
ECO p.m.-Gfticia opening OF Exhibit Hall NNe"
Farmers WarehOuse).
Midway open. 49,
$50 pm--Roy Acuff Stage Show in Garrels Ware
house. -
700 pm-Football Tabor City Red Vans vs.. Ed
wards Military Institute, Civitan Field
800 pm-Roy Acuff Stage Show and Square Dance
in Garrells Warehouse
Friday October H. l949
900 am-Exhbit Hall and Midway open.
Afternoon Contests in Exhibit Hail.
73O pm-Football, Tabor City High School VS.. Chad
bourn High School. Civilian Field.
900 r.m.--Yam Ball Jimmy Livingston and His Or
chestra Ga!reps Warehouse.
Saturday. October Is, 1919
900 am-Exhbit Hall and Midway oren.
200 p.m.--POultry auction, ExhlDlt HPll' ,
300 p.n.-AWardlng OF Cash fflGeS' i.AntL 1i"ii.
$50 pm-Carl Caudill and His Carolina lawmakers
show Exhibit Hall.
800 nm.-Carl Caudill and His Carolina lawmakers
show Exhibit Hall.
$50 pm-Awarding of Merchandise prizes to Festl-
val visitors. =.
eOO nn-Souare Dance Carl Caudill and His Carolina
lawmakers, Garrells Warehouse
1900 pm.-Festival closes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05
DoweIl Attacks
Clark For Way
Roads Selected

The letter from Representative
Junius X. Powell TO District High
way Commissioner A. Wilbur
Clark, in which Powell attacked
Clark for the manner in when nc
selected roads to be paved IN
Columbus County. is printed below
Just as it appeared in the News
Reporter Of Monday, Oct. ).
The purpose of this letter Is
to file protest with you for the
ma, ner in which you have select
ed roads in Columbus County TO
be hardsurcaced.
"On the 22nd of September. l
discussed with Governor Scott the
manner in which roads were to
be selected. and he advised me
as follows. II have requested the
Highway Commissioners to con-
suit. with the County Board OF
Commissioners. the County Boards
of Education. the County Schooi
Super, tendents and the principals
of various consolidated SCHOOLS
and get their opinions as to whlcl'
were the most important roads.
and that is the way 1t Will De
done" In quotations are the Gov
ernor's words to me in the pres
once of the Honorable w. Avery
THOMPSON. At two o'clock on the
same day. I discussed the matter
with you in your office a.:d lett
with YOU petitions and letters, to-
gether with right-of-way agree
ments. on the road f:on Bolton
to the Brunsick line. | also ais
cussed with you the roac Leading
from Old DOCK to the Nakina
Road. You, at that time. told ME
if 7 would read the paper IN a
few days I would ascertain when
roads would be hardSurfaced.
! In the way you have selected
the roads to be nardSu:iaced' you
IRE not selecting them according
to the formula laid do"l os
Governor Scott
Il am informed you have not
discussed the matter al all win
the County Board of Education
Won wrote Mr.. W. J. Boyer on
mly LIST. enclosing a map re-
oucsting him to designate the
roads giving him the most trou'
Bile in getting children to scnool
Continued on Page y
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05
AUCTION MART
OPENS WITH
$3.50 HIGH

The Tabor City Sweet Potato
Auction Market opened WedneS-
day and prices received by grow
ers reached $3.50.
Buyers GU the market reported
that offerings during the first day
of sales were only fair quality po-
tatoes with over 5000 hampers
being bought during the sales day
Average per hamper for wed
nesday was $2.13, with most sales
running between $500 and SOU
Quality and quantity Of offer
ings are expected to increase as
the market gets into full swng
next week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05
county Receives GIL
Niles Roadway Under
Road Bond Program

came after a period of extensive
surveying and planning by Divi-
sion E, gineer l.. E. Whitfield and
his staff at Fayetteville.
Roads chosen for ha: .!-surfacing
in Columbus County are as fol-
lows:
/. Ironhi!l to Tabor City. 4.3.
2. Oak Dale on NC 40 VIA Por-
te.'s to NC 242, 40.
8. Hallsboro north TO Hladen
County line. 8.5.
4. Silver Spoon Road from NC
40 to Evergreen NJ. r. Chuich'
~
5. Old Dock through Crusoe
Juniper Greek, Al.
6, Chadbouru-G,ist and to US
IS at Carriers Fillb.g Station. rs,
!. Smyrna Church to Union Val
lev Church NV of Whiteville. 50.
s. From end of pavement south
of Free IAN to Livingston Chapel
Church. 80.
g. IronhiI via Bethel Church 10
Nakina, IT.
10, Nakina to NC13O near Ola
Dock, 4.6.
II, From Bolton via Smiths
Chapel Church TO Old Wilmington
Road at New Hope Indian Church.
80.
II. Acme east to BRUNSWICK
County line. IL.
10, From end of pavement south
of Hallsboro to NC 100 at t.afl
REYNOLDS Service Station, II.
IA, Pireway to South Carol!ha
line. 81.
Total GA l.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-05

,,,rrgH Oct. : 49, The State
.r.y C.~M.sslon'S Third Di-
.oGar aauounced selection
~ miles OF roadway 20 be
.r-.ac.. u.der the secondary
Z ,o:a .yogram. The con-
.-r. -, * vii! IKE place in
Brunswick. Columbus.
~,-aana Uup!In. New Han
yralr. and sampson coun-
NIB. Clark. Third Division
~r..s.ou~r said the roads pick
instituted about C':e-third of
| LA, bond program in the
q. ,1g...es OF his division.
+: n some OF the projects is
l.ytr in progress and moe will
t.r: this month.
-.srs allotted 10 the various
,.-, based on the divisions
IN U: ne 1900 miles TO be
n ne state. are as follows;
s.Isa. 80. Brunswick. 42.O;
.ou> oil: Cumberland. 5I1;
5y3. New Hanover. 26.O;
45.2. and Sampson. T.9.
T. selected loads for this first
:. 0: yu: program after giving
IL. consideration to high tTat-
! cunts. CONNIE! cial and resi-
L.. Development along the
!, school bus routes. areas ly-
great distance from hard
acs3 roads and also requests
/. ,.;ize..S. We lso chose roads
b.. would help build an inte-
! al! :uyal road system in each
|Ir" Commissioner Clark said.
II method of selecting roads
l. been discussed with each