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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Vice President
Barkley Cites
Senate Rules
says n II Duty
OF Presiding Officer
10 knforce Debate
lsmlcs In senate

WASHINGTON - on - Vice
President Berkeley. who presides
otrf the Senate. has given the
asnasogs far warning he intends
~ enlmee the rules Of debate.
sse aaid that heretofore some
"a shg rules have been violated
~ Unanimous consent, because
- iaaue eeemUd trivial. or be-
tsasAe soNan senators were re-
haNtanl - make q point 81 order
a3@lnNt another senator who may
~ Niulatlng rules.
-. hafklcy said. II appeared
81 - - 70 me vice president to
eufuFee the rules.
IL MuFned the senator's that
hen they have the floor for a
agwwfh thrg are MT compelled 10
*itld - another senator.
Daring debate on motion
e. t8he ~ Q biii oF resolution
NN o nntter which may be
81 fssffAs tHN rules ~ the Senate
rfass ae lhat = senator can yield
iH anatilsf senator only for
asiesilan. the vice president cx-
plainsd
a. a not required b. yield for
Hnf pigfpgme lie may yield only
iN ths psifpose ~ permitting an
Hihef aenwiuf "a ask him a ques-
MHH
II ht vNlds COT ans other pur-
mHe ana running debate ensues.
hefh frequently happens. more
less ~ unanimous consent
afa sn visitation ~ thc rules, he
aas ~ taken from the floor by
aNHHsn 81 the violation IT the
natHa
"A hma dA&eusslon followed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24

| "Of the harder plants thriving
in the open ground what inter
| eSted me most was large bed of
Towering shrubs, slender in
shape, about two feet tall, with
! glossy, ,wavy-edged long pointed
/ leaves, some bearing white and
some red berries about the size
of shoe buttons, which a friend
! took to be ArdiSias and which
was later confirmed by Bailey's
| Cyelopedia of Horticulture, the
| red being identified as Ardisio
crenulata and the white as A.
iaponica. The red is especially
gorgeous. rivaling Christmas hol-
| Iy, though the red and white are
very snowy in Contrasts The
! plant is said to make d very at ).
/! tractivc low helgc and from the
numerous young seedlings scat
tered in all directions | Judge it
S easily propagatcd."
The Ardisia was favorite of
)r, Henry Nehrling, noted bot
mist, who grew it in his garden
t Gotha, Fla, and mentions it
n bis writings as follows:
The common Ardisia crcnula-
IA, probably a native Of southern
china and India, is grown in
arge numbers in greenhouses for
Is bright red very abundant
masses Of berries which are in
,rcat demand for Christmas dec
'rat.on. They arc easily grown in
pots, a fine specimen in a five or
;ix-inch pot, covered with bril-
liant berries, each as large as a
pea, being a most striking fea-
turc wherever seen. The ArdiSia
;hould be found in every garden
nd on every Veranda in Florida
when Mr., Charles Ford was
jirector of the Hong Kong Be-
tanical Gardens he sent me many
;ccds of plants that he thought
would thrive in Florida. In this
collection Of seeds | found the
Try berries of a most beautiful
ArdiSia-A, mamillata, a native
Of Hong Kong. From 1907 to 1917
had a number of these compact
specimens 2 to 3 feet high, and as
interesting and conspicuous as A.
renulata, though very different
from it in many respects. | lost
my plants in the disastrous freeze
Of 1917.
Several years ago | received
from our Bureau Of Plant Indus
try another Ardisia-A. polycc-
phaua, a native of India. My
large plant is now about or
feet high and very beautiful
from Thanksgiving Day to New
Ye2r'3 it is a sheet of most OK
quisite light rosy-red color which
S caused by the masses of flow
II truSSeS which are entirely of
that color while the flowers
themselves are pure white, These
flowers form a beautiful decora-
ton in vases and | have often de
lighted my friends and callers
with big lunches of them. The
berries are provided in the great
st abundance IN April and May
They are as large as a very small
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Ardisias Snowy Hedge Plants
R Wirephoto
BY A. H. ANDREWS

In Jonuory. 1888. while visiting Col Raymond Robins nu
honoY known lecturer and philonthrops Chinsequ
Hill estate Booksvle was taken for of the qaden
by his secretary On the high and wndswep of the
Annutoo9u Hammock where only the hddY foliage and
Towering plants what impressed was the
Ardisio which do not recall having South
ida at least not commonly found here From The Amer
con Eagle of that doe quoted description plant as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
|olkswasens
Hit Record

BRUNSWICK. Germany--(P1-
Production of Volkswagens (peo-
pies carS) at the factory near
here reached the record figure OF
$500 in February, the British
military government announces.
In addition 1900 of the little
cars, formerly used by the Army,
are being reconditioned for sale
on the German market.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24

cherry and of a glossy black col
or. My plant at Naples never
suffered from cold"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
German Servants
Go To England

HAMBURG. Germany - Up =
The British military government
reports that 2,345 German women
have gone to BRIAN as domestic
servants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24

his mind. he opened his speech
this way
MIR. President, / now grant
myself unanimous consent to
proceed"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Braids Are
|Knotty Problem

BROWNING, Mont. Hair
styling is a major sports problem
here, thanks to the flowing braids
of Earl Old Person, Blackfeet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
Indian star on the Browning high

UdShxkUdlA lCa4us
Earl likes his hair that way.
Opposing players complain that
the braids bounce around too
much in play and declare a per
sonal foul should be called any
time one of the braids touches an
opponent.
The rule book doesn't cover
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24
General Motors LOsUesl-I,s

- It's no wonder that thou
(1 sands and thousands of
" people all over the
country have decided
once and for ALTO move up to the
magnificent new 1919 Pontiac.
Its an easy step TO take, because the
new 1919 Pontiac beautiful and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-24

distinguished as it isis still priced
just above the lowesil Pontiac Is
General Motors ioioess-priced eight
As a matter of fact--if YOU can
afford any new car you can probably
afford one of the new Poniiacs!
When you do buy a Pontiac yos
will be driving an outstanding
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12

Prize winning sweet potato bas-
!Iets of the Carolinas Yam Festi-
val will be displayed at the State
Fair in Raleigh which will be
open from October IS through
October 90. Larry Ashby, Execu-
tive Secretary of the Festival an
nounced.
Governor w. Kerr Scott will Of
ficially open the North Carolina
State Fair at 10 A. NJ, Tuesday
October IS.
DR.. ]. S. Dorton, fair manager,
said that the governor, Commits
s!oner of Agriculture, L. y. Bal
lentine, and other state officials
would take part in the formal
opening.
This years fair will be the big
gest and best yet" Dr. Horton
said. We'll have everything
we've had beforehand more of
plus several new features
The premium list this year calls
for $4,000 in prizes That's So
600 more than last years record
of $4,000.
The demand for commercial ex-
hibit was so great that Manager
Dorton allowed some Of the ex-
hibitors to use space outside the
commercial building. All the space
for individual farm exhibits was
taken early tbs month. And en-
tries in cattle, swine and other
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
honsuit Ordered
In Civil Actor,
OF EIoise Boyd

The civil action Of EloiS" Boyd
in which she sought to recover
$2j.CC0 from the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company was 'on-
suited in Superior Court in White
vile last week.
Judge Henry L. Stevens Of War
Saw. who presided AT the two-week
term. ordered the non-suit Judg-
ment at the completion OF testi-
monv TO. the plaintiff.
Miss Boyd. 19-year-old local
resident. lost her left leg in a
railroad crossing accident October
%, 1947. She was iida:g bicycle
across the southern crossing near
J. NJ. Soles' store when she was
hit by the ACL engine. Her leg
was amputated just below the
knee.
Judge Stevens ruled that the
plaintiff had failed to ESTABLISH
negligence on the part of the rail-
road company.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
County Men Enlist
In Army, Air Force

Five men from Colu hous Eo"t.
~ wore enlisted in the U.
Army and U. S. Air Force during
the week of October 3rd thfous't
sth M-sgt. Emery G. Murray o.
the Wilmington Recruiting S'a''o''
announced yesterday. ,.,
These men were Robert y. ol't1-
mons 1O2 T. Webster St; Eiooh l.
hammond. 4O7 Pinkney St; JacN
q Vereen. 4OS S. Franklin ST.
Nicboios Ward, Route l, razor
civ. and Gleon Fowler, Route l.
Hallsboro. ,., :,
simmons and Vereen enlisted IN
The Air Force and were sent 10
oakland Air Force Base, San An.
tonic, Texas for thirteen weeks OF
hasic training. Hammond was sent
r. Fort jackson, South Carolina
for fourteen weeks of basic tram
inc Fowler and Ward, veterans
were sent to Fort Jackson for re
fresher training and assignment
Sgt. Rowland, the recruiting Ser
geant for Columbus County, may De
contacted in Room 1, in the White
Vile post office any day Monday
through Friday between 1000 a. m.
and 800 p. m. He can give interest
ed individual any information they
NAV desire relative to enlistments
and reenlistments in the Army and
Air Force.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
Guideway News
By MRS. LESTER LONG

Donald Gore. Paul Corner and
Harvey Suggs made a business trip
to Tabor City Tuesday.
Mrs. Lester Long visited in the
home OF Mrs. J. Il. Stocks Mon
day
Mrs. Dean Long of the Pireway
section spent Sunday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long.
Mrs. Quillie Long and James
Faux visited Mrs. Katherine
Faulk in Whiteville Thursday
night. Mrs. Faulk was patient in
the County hospital
Roma Long spent Tuesday with
her sister, Mrs. Carl Stocks.
Ebert Soles made business trip
to Tabor City Tuesday.
Little David Stocks spent Tues
day with his aunt, Mrs, Donald
Gore.
C. R. Ward made business trip
to Whiteville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Jacobs Wis
tied in Tabor City recently.
Mrs. Jim Ward of Nakina Wis
tied in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Faulk Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jinl1 Harper of the
Bethel section visited in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Long last
week.
Lester Long and James Faulk
made a business trip to Tabor City
Friday.
Mrs. Ebert Soles visited in the
home of Mrs. ]. D. Long Satur-
day.
R. G. Stocks made a business trip
to Tabor City Tuesday.
Mrs. r. J. Long visited Mrs
I. katherine Faulk Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith of Eagle
Springs spent the weekend here
with Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gurley Smith.
Mrs. Bertha Harner of Rock
Hill speI the 'vn"';eHA wiz = &"
parents. Mr.. and Mi"S. c q e'''.N
]. L. Bennett of Rock Hill spent
the weekend here nth his sarl-
lily.
Those visiting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ebert Suggs Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Stocks, Mr..
and Mrs. Duiree Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodland Long and Mrs. Lacy
Long
George L. Long visited J. D.
Stocks Sunday.
Ponell Jacobs was the Sunday
dinner guest of Vonelle Corner.
Billy Smith of Wilmington Wis
tied Vonell Corner Sunday.
Ralph Long was the Sunday eve
ming guest of Roma Long.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
Western Auto Store
Celebrates Eleventh
Anniversary Here

The nth Anniversary of the local.
Western Auto Associate store 10
;,p celebrated with a 10 DAY saie
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Rogers o"'e'''
announced this morning
The sale will officially open II
dav morning. October IA, the man
ager said.
In making the sale announce,
nent Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers caileo
attention to the service offered Ds
me local establishment as well aS
the sale value. and pointed out the
employees record of time.
Hovt Currie. manager, has been
associated with the store Tor ths
mast nine wears with the exception
os leave of absence during
World War II when he served with
the Navy. -,
Mrs Blanche w. LYMAN has
been with the organization Tor
about four years and serves as
General clerk both in the Office
and on the floor.
Levi Ward. known as Wizard
is service manager and has marx
~ five years service with the eS
Adjustment.
Don Williams. sales clerk. is tn
.oungest of the personnel havin :
Aimed the staff during the sum
.ner
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers resided IL
tullins. where Mr.. Rogers WIS
manager of the Mcmillan Motor
Company, before opening the Ia
Dor City S.C"e.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
Prize Basket Off TO
State Fair Next Week

divisions were pouring j.. by MID
september.
The Che: okee Indians Of West
ern North Carolina will be or
hand in their native costume 10
demonstrate weaving. basket-n!aN-
ing. and jewelry fashion:ng crafts.
The latest thu 2 in ceramic ar
VIII be displayed, gvng a compaii
son between the old and. the new
George Hamid again will stage
his revue and grandstand show
to the fai: each evening. followed
BY a daily fireworks display
$50 P. NJ. The James f. Strates
Shows will take over the midway
with their shows and lides.
Top-flight harness horses fror
many of the nations lead.GG
trot;ing tracks will appear at the
fair on Tuesday, Thu: sday and
Friday, with the Governors Cup
10 be presented Thu; sday and the
Commissioner Of Agriculture's
Trophy Friday.
Jack Kochman's Calvacade Of
Thrills featuring the da: edevii
drivers who crash through flames
and b,ick walls. will be the big
show Wednesday afternoon esd
on Saturday, the fairs closing day,
some of the foremost drivers in
America will send their racing all
comedies roaring around the track.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
TCHS Tales
By FRANCES SARNlS

The B. T. u. weiner roast last
Tuesday night turned cut fine
and everybody present had a lot
of fu,l. The whole intermediate
Department turned out and went
down to Cherry Grove in cars.
Then they had a weiner roast on
the strand. A few of me boys
present rolled all over the strand
as a result of playing-"Pop the
Whip" Margaret 10 especially
had good time.
Betty Faye's trip to Burlington
recently must have been success
full for she is now wearing a class
ring with the initials r. w. in
Sde
"Thev're back and they're better
than ever Observation-Disclosures ana
James. that is.
Beck. that's mighty pretty
bracelet YOU are wearing. You
think So too, ell" But would II
look quite as good to you Il II
was from anybody else?
Mary 10 is looking forward 10
the ball game Friday night. Are
YOU sorry the game i<''1 WITH
Bladenbo:o, 10?
All eyes were on our he" ao-
ditions to the majorette corp
Martha Brooks and Nancy seem
to attract quite a bit OF Afternoon
with their fancy. strutting ano
twirling. They are the lofh'
maiorettes of 1855"
The Yam Festival is OF great IN
terest to all, but the younger SCI
IS especially interested IN the
1o,ces. Wonder if Sterlon will De
he one to lead Betty out on tne
dance floor-but who else would
There is no breaking IN on tha'
:ouple and Doris Ann and nda.t hy1,
wood seem to have that Settled
Iook on their face too.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
I2yvee Devils
0eie7tLllH1l)eY!on
Bv l7~14 Score
BY JIMMY DERRICK

Tabor City's Junior Varsity
pulled the tick again rs they &C.
feated Lumberton here - t" H.
The Tabor boys lost % time IN
rrnriro a it onlv tool; PLAYS De
fore the locals crossed the douE!e
stripe into play dirt. ,.
Make Watts, hard hitting ha't-
hac,;, who Coach Sill Caruso mas
used mostly on defense played
GOOD ball all night gained con-
stantly for the locals. W I'm
Make carrying the ball amer
1un,berton was unable to gam
Tabor had a first down on the
1umbertu : II yard line. Jimmy
Carroll ran the ball around end
for the score. Bu!mcy Stevens
extra point kick was gooa.
Lumberton was again unable 10
cain. They kicked TO Tabor inns
time it only took eight plays !o'
me Devils to score. Make watts
a.ried it across this tine h'r-
,,cv's extra point was made.
Lumberton this time 10 inc -
Dor five yard line as the hH''
ended. -,
umberton kicked to Tabor al
fer two nice gals by jimmy Gar
ran Make Watts ran - yards 10
the Lumberton's five lard En"'
Don Flowers scored. BnrmeE :
kick was blocked. 1890 ,.
Lumbcrton scored as h''! J"''"''
ran As yards for the score. E%'r"
point was gained.
Again Mako Watts carried 'h"
ball deep into Lumberlons terri
tory Quarterback Burmcy ste
vens then Tipped Gene Burroughs
a short pass that carried 10 'He
umbart,s. one yard lire poA
Fowler ran off tackle 20 Sc"'''
Stevens kick was good.
Lumberton's Howard Bennett
threw "a yard pass to Bob Ever
leigh who ran 20 yards for the
six pointer. Extra point Try
through the line was good.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
kpofgiuEfers To Present Dear
k,zIhN On November Third, Cast
Ehosen For Major Production

grade teacher at the gr2 mmar
school Mr.. CllinS is Il graduate
OF Wofford College where he be-
came acquainted with d:amaticS
when he worked with the Pal
metto Players at Converse College.
Mr Collins gives promise of do
ing good job.
Rebecca Burroughs is an attrac-
tive person and portrays very
nicely the part of Ma: tina Sea-
wright. Rebecca is senior at the
high school and seems TO be right
az home on the stage.
Bill Williams. who IS also a
So io. at the high school. is Re
hecca'S lover in the play. With
his natural wit. Bill takes the part
of Chuck" and transforms MIN in
20 an out of this world charac-
ter. Fill is quite active on the
football field and we app: eciate
the time ne is putting on the play.
There is n fellow who comes IN
the end of the play TO say some
thing important and Ralph Prince
has that part. Ralph is a fresh
ma, at the high Scool nd we are
clad that ne will have this OPP
portunity to be on the stage.
Mary Cooper Spivey was seen
AZ Celes.ina in Sunday Cost Five
Pesos" and she will be student d.
rector for Dear Ruth. She has ap-
pea-ed as the maid in The Bar
retts of Wimpole Street. Mary
Cooper is a junior at the high
school and gives promise OF dong
lots of other things with the spot
lighters.
We are happy to announce that
Nraric,, Baxter is stage manager
for this production. Marion has
done this job before so he Is an
did hand at it. Marion says ne re.
fars the theatre from the side OF
stage manager" so we are count
mo on him to do good JOB.
Miss Laura McInnis will De
faculty director for this procure
fion Miss Julia Graham IS help-
:na with the Spotlighters TINS year
also.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
Iron Hill News
Rv MRS. HERMAN HEWETT

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Grey Bow
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Vrenon
Carroll and daughter. Sylvia Ann
of Winston Salem spent last week
end with relatives here.
Willard and Bruce Garreu ana
Morris Taylor of Charlotte spent
last weekend with Mr.. and MIS-
H. NJ. Carroll.
Miss Merline Spivey spent sun
dav with Misses Elsie and Alice
Ann Soles.
J. D. Spivey was the guest OF
Fat Ray Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon 1nman and
Mrs. Ruby Spivey visited in Flor
ence Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Hewitt spent
last week here with relatives.
A number of visitors were in at
tendance at the revival meeting
held here last week and church
members and the ministers were
glad to have them.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
thousands Greet Opening Of
Annual Carolinas Yam Fe
Green Sea FLA
Initiates 20
New Members

T." Green Sea Future Farmers
OF America mci Oh Friday night.
September 30th. 70 the firSt ragM-
lar meeting Of he $1,000 year.
Eilly Fowler. newly elected chap
ter president. presided Owe! tn"
meeting in which 90 new members
were initiated into the chapter MS
Cree. Hand Farnlr.s. and Is
were raised To the decree Of
Chapter Farmer"
After the meeting IA weiner roast
was held in the new picnic hut.
erected h. the veteran fa:r-train-
ing students.
Other newlv elected officers are
Brooks Jackson. vice president
Houston Small. Sec: sta;V; Oiti'
Fowler. Treasurer; ca lrai F2N-
sand. Reporter. and Earl Johns" .
Sentinel Agriculture teacher.
Donald l.. Johnson is serving as
advisor TO: tiA chaptc:.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12

Columbus County's sirst All
poultry show and sale will be held
in connection with the CarolHas
Yam Festival, Saturday afternoon,
October -, at two o'clock, in the
exhibit Hall. New Farmers ware
house.
12O New Hampshire puilets will
De exhibited By 10 Columbus
county All boys and girls. repre-
:entin@ all sections OF the coun-
). immediately after the show
100 in p, lies will be awarded to
III Club members participating
, md the 12o pullets will be sold
1T public auction in lots of II pull
let's each.
Last March 23rd. lO4 pullet
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
Red Devils Win
Over Sea Hawks,
Play (hadbourE'
Friday Evening
By JIMMY DERRICK

The Tabor City Red De"ils de-
feated the Myrtle Beach Sea
Hawks to 0 in well played
game On the local field. Tabor
City threatened many times in the
first half, only to have drive
fall short by tumble or intercepted
pass.
h. the fourth quarter MYlt!e
Beach was in possession on their
own twenty with a yard to 20 tor
a first down and three minutes
left. The Sea Hawks took gam
BILE on a pass TO try to score only
O have Tabor's Make Watts knock
if down, so with three minutes
left the Devils took possession on
the Myrtle Beach twenty. Dait"'
Anderson IAN around end TO the
one. EElbert Long took a pltch
out from quarterback Bill Rogers
for the score. The attempted point
was fumbled.
The SSH Caruso coached lads
threw away many opportunities
m score throughout the game. But
also taking into consideration that
MvItle Beach was no pushoVer'
MYRTLE Beach looked well @. ihelr
pas ses from which they galnea
most of their yardage. Tabor City
also passed well with the coInblna-
tioo from quarterback BIZ fog-
ers to either end, CHARLES OF
James Cox. Dew Mills, Wi'son
Lovett and Make Watts showed
good on defense as we'll as the
running of Dalton Anderson ana
Ford Fowler.
The kicking of Gln Stevens
helped to keep Myrtle Beach deep t
in their territory throughout the
game. ~ , chod
The local eleven will play Chaa-
bou;n Friday, Oct. II, at o cloc"'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
Dorothy Knight To
Head Cerro Gordo
Junior All Club

The Cerro Go:do Junior Al
Club held its first meeting al the
Cer!o GorGo School Auditorium
Thursday. Oct. 6, 1919. New men,
bers joined and new projects were
chosen. Officers were elected as
follows:
President, Dorothy Faye Knight.
Vice President, Carrie Lou
Green.
Secretary. Margaret Perle Will
Hanson.
Treasurer. Sarah Williamson.
Reporter, Richard Wallace.
Song Leaders, Willadene Bryant
and Rachel Green.
Program Committee. Carrie Lou
Green. Ccai man. Willadene Rob
erts and Nip ME Lee Strickland.
M. Cha lie Paper, our County
Farm Agent, sponsored the meet
ing.
Richard Wallace. Reporter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
Last Rites Held For
Mrs. Cora Fipps

Funeral rites were held from inc
residence on Loris, route al .
clock Wednesday afternoon LOT
MRS. Cora tlpps, 10, who died Al
her home Monday. the Kew:
Thomas Hughes Of Loris olllciateu
and burial was made in the Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
surviving are two daughters, Mrs,
Grady Fowler, and Mrs. Couv>l
Canton. also one son, Oscar kippS,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-10-12
Poultry Show Sale,
On Saturday Program

chicks were delivered to each OF
10 All club members in Columbus
ing hatcheries in the state. These
club members have fed and raised
954 out of the 1000 delivered.
Club members exhibiting pullets
will be: Joy and Shannon Spivey
Tabor City: John Gore, Guideway;
Charles Ross, Old Dock; Dan Gore,
Whiteville; Jean Miller, Chad
bourn; Adelb:e Bradley, Cerro
Gordo; Peggy Barnes. Fair Bluff;
Edward Coleman. Tabor City, Rt.
2; Mary Grace Nance Evergreen;
and Dan Page, Whiteville.
The Sears and Roebuck Founda-
ton are sponsors of the project.