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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05
Chirobractic Marches On And
Brings Health ToManyMillions
Bp Gee SCIENCE BUREAU

From all America come reports of amazing
results obtained through the drgess knfeess heal
ing art - CHIROPRACTIC. Numbered in the mil
lions are the stories of grateful men, women and
children who have been benefited by this revolution
airy healing art which is founded on the principal
that - "Only Nature Hcals.'
For over SO years chiropractic has been accom-
plshng wonderful things That it has endured in
the face of all the obstacles placed in its path by
ventona healers and powerful commercial interests
whose products have place in the chropractic pic
is perhaps, the strongest proof of its right to
exist independent science and healing art.
CIIIROPRACTIC HAS saved untold thousands Of
individuals from a premature grave, and it has put
millions of people the road health and enabled
them to become useful members Of society. 1t is
based the principle of correcting the cause Of
disease in the body. 1t does not employ drugs o.
medicines remedial agencies In chiropractic phil
osophy, disease is only an effect, and every effect
muct have cause within the body itself.
Tie c],;ropractor contends that the cause of dis
ease in the body is the vertebral subluxation-mis
alignment Of the vectebra-which creates pressure,
or an '';npingement" upon nerves, and interferes
with the normal transmission of vital nerve energy.
THE CHIROPRACTIC OBJECTIVE is to locate
the exact place in the spine where nerve exists due
to vcrtcbral subluxnation, and by proper adjust
ment to release the pressure nerves. and thereby
to remove the real cause of disease in the body.
I'M IT'S STEADY MARCH of progress, down
rlro;:sa te years, bringing health, hope and happi
ness to millions of people, chiropractic has become an
ntess al and indispensable part of the American way
Of life.
The background if chiropractic is trail blazcd
bv pioneers who dared to brave the wilderness of a
new science. The future of chiropractic is bright
with promise of happier, healthier humanity, free
from the penalties and pain of unnatural conditions
in the human body stemming from primary cause
. be found in the human spine.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05
Bed Wetting

Bed wetting among children il
a common condition, and many
is the child who is punished re
peatedly for this offenSe who is
actually suffering from a condi
ton over which he has no control
Even though his parents de-
realize that the condition is an
abnormal one, they are apt to
administer dose, calculated to
pass through the kidneys ant
become a part of the urine, for
the purpose of producing an arti,
fetal construction of those mus,
cles which guard the opening
from the bladder. Is this logical?
Is it reasonable that such a pro.
cedure will strengthen these
muscles, or hasn't it been found
to be true that as soon as the
treatment is discontinued, the
bed wetting again makes its APP
pearance, as severe as ever? Has
the introduction of the foreign
substance reached the cause Of
the abnormal condition? On the
other hand, if the chiropractor is
called, he realizes that the mus
cles guarding the opening from
the bladder are weakened, and
that this is true because the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05
TREATMENT STOPS
SNEEZING ATTACK
OF ENGLISH BOY

London, England - Michael
Hippisley, England's sneezing
boy, whose IL day attack OF
sneezing recently kept his name
in newspapers throughout the
world for days, is resting quietly
"in the country"
The boys sneezing attack. at
the rate of 30 to a minute lasted
for II days. After all other me
thods had failed. a London chiro.
practor stopped the sneezing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05

s,,ansa Inc work or the calro-
80 : confined to the spine,
- rsop!s have the idea that
!. !: Of value Only IN cases OF
rsrrors disorders. and Is not IN,
- n diseases which are ap-
- no. o. nervous origin.
! ~. aorar.r.,v not OF nervous
5I.,a,..a ne lavNlan does
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05
MOST INSURANCE
FIRMS APPROVE


Davenport, Iowa - The list OF
insurance companies which re
cognize chiropractic testimony
in dealing with policy holders
claims is growing steadily larger
Now there are more than 4ol
companies which accord chiro
practic recognition. The toilo"
ing are but few of the com
panies taken from a list recently
published by the Internationa
Chiropractors Association:
Atlas Mutual Life Insurance
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05

nerve f;i'crs supplying them with
motor power are pinchod where
they arc given Off from the
spin. IJa Goes The only iogica
thing % do: lie so adjusts thc
vert2Era! S':hiuXation that thi:
pressure is removed, and as Z
consequence" tho muscle rcrains
its proper zone and strength il
the natural, normal way. Hero
we have result which is no.
temporary, but is permanent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05

Co., Coastal States Life lnsuf
ance Co., Great Southern LllG
Insurance Co., Illinois Mutua,
Casualty Co., Liberty MUTUAL
Insurance Co.. Lumberman's Mu'
tual Casualty Co., Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co., Modern
Woodmen of America, Masonic
Protective Association, Providcn'
Life and Accident Insurance 60.
The United States Govcrnnr :
accepts statements from c = u, D.
tractors, War Risk Bureau oil me
Treasury Department, Sun Lie
Insurance Company as well as
the South Carolina Industrial
Commission under which the
Workmen's Compensation lnsur
ance operates.
Paid Advertisement
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05
leading Surgeon Emissions
|,Suiritual Element In Man
CONTROLLING Brain Mechanism

even a surgeon, for that matter
to explain how nerve actor
becomes thought or how
thought is translated into the
nerve action we call voluntary.
The surgeon continued:
What is the real relationship
of this mechanism to the mind?
Perhaps we will always be
forced to visualize a spiritua
element that is capable of con
trolling the mechanism.
When a patient on the opera
ting table is asked about the
movement which he carries out
as the result" of electrical Stimu
lation of the brain causing :;
physical or mental reaction, "ht
is never in doubt about it." DR.
Penfield declared.
He knows that there is a diff
terence between that truly auto
matte action and the voluntary
action which he himself can set
in motion"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05
FALL RESTORES
ENGLISH GIRLS
LOST EYESIGHT

Stratford, England - Berry
Oldham, IA, had been nearly
blind in her left eye since birth
Skipping through the dormi
tory of her school, she slipped
and fell.
"Oh, / can see better now" she
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05

suffering from any abnormality,
and if you will visit your local
chiropractor, he can tell you why
that abnormality exists. He can
give you a reasonable, logical eX'
PLANTATION that will appeal to
your reason.
Think it over.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05
Chirobractic For Children

can redily relieve the condition
without putting additional sub
stance in the child's stomach. He
realizes that the child suffers
from collie because of an inability
TO properly digest the foods
taken. He realizes further, that
this is due to a pinching of the
nerve fibers supplying the diges,
tive tract. Therefore, he does
the only logical thing to do-hc
adjusts the vertebral subluXa-
ton that is creating interference
to the normal flow of nerve force
from the brain to the body.
Group
The same thing is true Of
Group. wherein parents are apt
to give the child something to
produce purging, or else causes
it to inhale gases which serve to
produce temporary relief. Any
hNoSO4ioOlC VI "OlIloll, liz"
ever, can see that neither of these
two methods actually gets at
the real cause of the Group.
Group is a severe congestion in
the air passages leading to the
lungs, especially involving the
voice box, and hence the croupy
cough which results. How can
the emptying of the stomach
eliminate this condition? How
can a temporary stimulant. hav
ing the supposed function of con-
tracing the blood vessels and
reducing the congestion, effect
any permanent relief? The
chiropractor realizes that this
also is condition resulting from
a pinching of the nerve fibers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05

the intestines to the brain arc
which carry the impressions from
changed. Isn't it logical to re
lieve that pressure and permit
the intestines to act in the nor
NAL, proper way, without re
course to artificial substances
which do not reach the real
cauSor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05

Chiropractic schools have been
teaching for 55 years that the
spiritual element in man known
as Innate Intelligence. is wha:
keeps us well and gets US well
after we've been i'll
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05
YOU WANT TO BE
A CHIROPRACTOR?

For full information about
chiropractic as a career, entrance
requirements. tuition and pre-
scribed courses, potential earn
ings and statistical data Of the
profession, write, The Inferno
tional Chiropractors Association
Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa
Complete information will be
sent to anyone, anywhere in the
United States without cost o.
obligation of any kind.
Veterans of World War II dc
string to take advantage of cdu
cational benefits under the G.
Bill of Rights should investigate
training offered by chiropractic
colleges. Entitlement under the
CT Bill of Rights ends in 1851.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05

exclaimed.
Two hours later she said her
left eye was almost as good as
her right.
This is a case of Academia
chiropractic adjustment rclcas
ing pressure OH nerves going to
the eyes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-05

supplying the mucous mem
brane involved. That the only
reasonable way to eliminate the
condition is to remove the press
ure from those nerve fibers. This
he does, and as result the child
gets rid of the Group in the nat
ural, normal way; nothing is
added to, or taken from the body
which is produced as an individ,
ual unit sufficient to itself.
Constipation
Constipation is another com
mon condition which readily re
spends to the chiropractor's ad
justments, and this response is
obtained in the natural way. True
it is that different medicines
doses. and pills can be put into
the digestive system of the child
which are a rank irritant to that
system. AS a result. the unnat.
ural and artificial action is pro
duced for the purpose of eXpel,
ling this irritant. The results are
all that could be expected, and
the parents naturally believe that
the treatment has been effective
Temporarily, it has; but con.
tinued long enough, it leads to a
deadening of the sesibility in the
intestines, finally to such an eX,
tent that they no longer respond
to the original dose, and then it
must either be increased or
changed. In brief, the real cause
of constipation has not beer
touched. This cause is lack of
the proper sensibility in the in
testinal wall. The lack of sensibil.
itv exists because the nerves
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
Dawn The Main DRAG

all he needed for home use. Ed
gave us some beauties and they
sure do disappear fast when they
get on the table. Now we are
looking for connection to buy
a bag of plain white potatoes like
we sell so many of around here.
There's a pretty wide gap in
between the price the farmers
sell 'cm far and that you can buy
them for III grocery shelves.
A. E. Goldfinch came in this
week and renewed his Tribune
subscription. Goldtinch's sub
scription took on special signifl-
canoe too. This is the beginning
of our fifth year of operation
and the first subscriber we ever
had on the list was Goldfinch,
That was in 1916 and Gondtinch
lived in Loris at the time.
Don Watson, manager of the
Planters Warehouse here Is
about the hardest man to eaten
in town. We made half dozen
trips to his warehouse here trying
to sell him an advertisement IN
this special edition. Maybe that's
why we couldn't find him.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26

Jimmy Dicus could but we
hope he doesn't take offense at
the glaring error we had in his
ad last week. Any resemblance
to the Dicus Fowler Co. signa-
ture that our Discus Flowlcr Co.
printed signature had, was pure
~ intentional. You have to look
at that word "Dicus' about twice
ocforc you take that extra IS
out of it. e
solver Princes two boys James
and Randy were in the barber
shop getting a couple OF hair
cuts the other day. They sure are
BOYS too, both had toy pistols
and that they were mighty proud
of. The older one also had, a
comic book which seems TO go
along with boys these days.
Ed Prince out at East Tabor
came to our rescue last week.
Been having hard time getting
any of these good Tabor City
tomatoes like almost every fam,
ily grows around here. Seems
that not many of them got on the
market because people took 1t
for granted that everyone grew
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
TIGHTENING STRIKES Mills
BARN: $500 DAMAGE: I E. =zzi Al Ed

Nevertheless, the lightcniI"
had done a great deal Of damage
to the tobacco inside. II was est
mated that at least 500 worth
of quality leaf was ruined and
some damage was done to to
bacco sticks as well as the barn.
Members of the local fire do
partmcnt said that only MI. Mills
thoughtfulncss in shutting off
he draft saved the barn and
contents from. . complete loss.
None of the curing system was
damaged conscqUcntiaIiy by the
lire.
The fire department brought q
stick of the tobacco bacL; with
them and it is on display in The
Tribune office. II is indicative Of
the damage that was done by the
blaze.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
INDUSTRIAL SURVEY GROUPS
NAMED In EACH COMMUNITY

Whitcvillc--. J. Herman Lcdcr
Chairman; Josiah Maultsby and
Leslie Thompson. The chairman
in each town other than White
vile is the member from that
community that is on the county
wide committee.
The gathering Of material for
the survey is in its final stages
and printing and binding Of the
material for distribution to Dro&
pcctive industry will begin in a
few weeks.
Engineer Mark King, il. is. OK
pectcd to complete his phase Of
the project by the middle OF Au
gust at the latest. The next meet
ing of the countrywide committee
will be held at the WhitcVllle
Hotel in Whitevile on August7.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26

A tobacco barn owned by Ed
gar Mills of near Vinegar Hill
was struck by tightening Friday
afternoon about four o'clock and
only quick thinking by Mr.. Mills
saved his barn and salvagcd part
of the leaf crop that was inside.
When the Tightening struck
Mr.. Mills closed all draft into the
barn immediately, sent for the
fire department in Tabor City
and then waited to see if his
property was going to burn
down. In stead of burning, the
fire was smothcred because Of
the lack of air and when the fire
department arrived and was all
set to fight the blaze, only smoke
emerged when the door was
opened.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
CALVIN BENNETT REPORTED
MISSING IN KOREAN ACTION

Calvin Bennett, son of Clinton
Bennett and a sister of Mrs. '. c.
HARRISON of Tabor City, is miss
ing in action in the Korea war
theatre, according to a telegram
received by Mr.. Bennett here
Wednesday morning.
The telegram from the war de
partment stated that Private
Bennett had been missing in &C
ton since July II. He is the first
Columbus county soldier to be
come a casualty in the Commun
list uprising in Korea.
Private Bennett entered the
army in October of last year anc
was attached to the 21st Infantry
division. He is native of Tabor
CITY and has lived here all hlT
life.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
YAM FESTIVAL
COMMITTEE
nI'iIlE'sEETS AGAIN

The second meeting OF the
Third Annual Carclinas Yam
Festival Committee was held at
the Merchants Association office
here Thursday morning at which
time additional appointments
were made to various committees
and details of the October II
is and II festival were discussed.
The committee decided to hold
it's next meeting on Saturda!
morning August 9TH at the same
place Thursdays meeting was
held.
The committee voted to turn
over the binEo stand this year
10 the American Legion, and to
let any profits that might be
made go into the Legion trea-
suIy. Commander Billy Dorman
was present at the meeting and
will bring the project up at the
next meeting OF the club.
4. c. Edwards, chairman of the
festival committee, made the fol-
lowing additional committee ap'
pointments: Advertising an d
Booth Selling Committee: Ebert
Shelley, S. p. Smith and Jimmy
Dicus. Mrs. B. A. Garrell is chair
man of this group. Tabor City
School Booth Committee: Hiss
Edith Stafford and Ben .Nesmith,
Ill. Mrs. John Solcs heads this
committee. Street Float Com
mittcc: Arthur Prince was added
to this committee that is co-heair.
named by c. H. Primer and Don
hughes. Additions to the Street
Decorating Committee include T..
Garland Fowler, Fred Jernigan
and J. NJ. McGougan.
The booth selling committee
decided to call on all members of
the local merchants association
as soon as possible and to give
them an opportunity to subscribe
TO booth space first. Out of town
solicitations will be made only
after local merchants have had
the opportunity.
Sam Jackson was made chair
man of the Farm Youth Commit
tee and will supervise details of
the F. F. of A. participation in
the festival.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26

The county wide Industrial
Survey committee, hereafter to
be known as the Columbus Coun-
ty Development Committee, is
composed of the following per-
sons: S. L. BraXton, WhitGVillc,
chairman; G. Garland Fowler
Tabor City, secretary-trcasurer;;
S. D. Scott, Jr., Fair Bluff; Nor
man Peal, Chadbourn; and D. M.
Council, Hallsboro.
Sub committees in each COM
munity, in addition to the men,
Der on the countrywide commit.
tee, are as follows: Tabor City
S. P. Smith and c. c. Legette;
Fair Bluff--J.L. Minton and H. E.
Floyd; Hallsboro- c F. Gore and
Reno Frink; Chadbourn-- D. b.
Wilder and Frank Wooten; and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
AMERICAN LEGION POST HERE
THANKS PERSONS FOR SUPPORT

Wholesale, Lewis-Peay Motto r
Company, Prince Motor Com
pany, Jennings Strickland, Gilbert
Shelley and Raymond Mallard.
Cash contributions were made by
the following individuals and
business firms: Buck Peay, Char.
les Leggette, G. L. Dorman, w.
w. Woody, R. M. Carroll, Jr..
Burgge Cox, Simons Dept. Store,
Leinwand's, Schild's, Joe Simon,
Carolina Dept. Store, Ruey Hew.
EFT, Thurston Rogers and Garland
Fowler,
Mr.. Primer pointed out that
there might have been others
who contributed funds or EN-
ployed boys and if so that 1T is
strictly an oversight. The legion
made an effort to recognize all
those persons who assisted in
the program.
Gilbert Shelley was in charge
of the drink stand at the playing
field and the concessions cleared
$500 for the legion program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
WANT A BOOTH

Mrs. B. A. Carroll, chairman
of the Booth Selling and Adver.
Using Committee for the Third
Annual CaIONnas YaIn Festival
emphasized TINS week that 1t is
imperative that local merchants
start thinking about what size
booth they are going to want
this year.
Mrs. Carroll stated that local
merchants would have the hrs
opportunity to claim the booths
and that she would be around tc
see what they want in a few
days.
A deposit on a booth will hold
it for the local merchants but
the committee will have to know
in the near future just VINO does
want booths and what size booths
they will want.
The REA is the first to make
application for one of the booths.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26
American Legion
Meets Friday

The local American Legion
Post will meet at the hut Friday
night at 8 o'clock for an officers
installation program retiring
commander, C. H. Primer an.
nounced.
All members, both active and
associate, are requested to at
tend. Reports will be heard from
committee heads with the high
light of the session tIiTicd to the
work of the Legion ball team.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26

Outgoing American LIE glo n
Commander c. H. Primer this
week expressed his sincere appre'
citation to local citizenry for their
support of the American Legion
Junior baseball program here
this summer.
II wish to take this opportunity
to thank those persons who con
tributed time, service and money
in making this program a sue
cess" Mr.. Primer said.
The following persons kept
players in their homes during the
season: DR.. H. G. Cameron, Lis
ton New, Rambert Rogers, Don
Jernigan, Will Prince and Win
ston Gore.
Players were employed by the
following persons or businesses:
White Motor Sales, Carolina
Dept. Store, Dameron's Drug
Store, Willard Wright, Ruey
Hewett, Schild's Dept. Store
Prince Brothers, Furniture, Cox
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26

made this growing season one of
doubt, fear and. speculation. Yet,
in the long run it is apparent
that the crop as a whole is as
good as the average. Most of it
did not suffer too much from the
drought, the hot weather or the
heavy rains. There's only one
bad thing that can happen to 1t
now that farmers have most of it
in the barns, that is they could
carry it to another market and
thereby have a mediocre season
even after the harvest.
Tabor City merchants have put
on one of their biggest drives in
order to raise more than $500
in gifts which will be given to
tobacco farmers selling their leaf
crops here. On September 6,
big celebration will be held here
at which time every farmer who
sold any tobacco on the local
market will be eligible for one
of the free prizes.
The gifts are many and varied.
and a list of them appears in this
newspaper as we'll as throughout
the town of Tabor City. This
same list will be tackled up at
convenient places in each COM
munity in a few days. Look them
over and make up your mind to
carry one or more of them homo
with you on September 6.
In an effort to keep the tobacco
farmers posted on the outcome
Sales Supervisor w. Horace Car.
ter will make a five minute mar.
ket report six days a week over
station WENC Whiteville at
about $40 A. M. Farmers are ask
ed to please tune in on this pro.
gram and hear the official stats.
tics on the tobacco sold the pre-.
vious day. The Saturday morn.
ing report will give the statistics
for that week and for the season
up to that moment.
The program is on the air now
with pre.market opening infor.
nation which you might be inter.
ested in. Make a point to tune
in on it.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-07-26

In Tabor Citv, no effort was
made to stop them or to encour-
age them and so far as is known,
no violence occurred.
The mauraders were believed
to be largely South Carolinians
and almost every car carried
South Carolina license. The oc-
cupants wore their traditional
robes but most Of them had tho
hoods pushed back off their face
in an effort to keep within the
laws ruling that no hooded
gangs may operate.
Many local citizens were con-
siderably disturbed by the dem
onstration. and it is understood
that the Federal Bureau of In.
vestigation has been notified thai
the Khan is operating in this aree
and that they have been asked
to intercedc should any incident
occur of a laWl3S3 nature that
could not be handled by local
law enforcement officers.