davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21

tor %a,lh his weight in bait can
disve,isz dozens Of helpful hints,
soum:!y scientific. Unfortunately,
IA ) highly ignorant of science,
AMI will bite at any item that cap
turr; his digestive fancy at the
mn.E-':t.
Fy7ry fishing publication, from
the "lrmplete Angler" by lzaac
Wa.tcn TO date, has some tips for
the hopeful fisherman. This pillar
is no exception. I'm loaded with
suggestlons-many of them based
on bitter experience.
For instance, more people than
would admit it, snap off their flies
by low back-casting. Make sure
YOU keep it up. AS veteran guides
remark so dryly, "Fish don't grow
on boulders or bushes"
Unless you're one Of those rare
galoots who can afford To
over the side Of some $.
cruiser &C your own in all 9
YOU probably follow my system
for spending a day with the fish
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21

The possibility that Myrtle
Beach may be linked to Column
hia by a shorter and more direct
highway route in the not-too-dis-
tant future vase brought out In
a speech Tuesday by the Honor
able Bayiiss L. Spivey of Conway
District Highway Commissioner.
Mr.. Spivey addressed the Myrtle
Beach Rotary club at its regular
luncheon meeting at the Ocean
Forest Hotel.
In this talk the highway COM
missioner discussed various tunc
tons of the highway department
and commission and explained
now Horny County and Myrtle
Beach receive proportionate
shares OF funds for highway con-
struction and maintenance. Mr..
Spivev pointed out that in recent
years the beach areas of the conn
ty have received major portion
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21
Spivey Foresees More Direct
Columbia-Beach Route

of the funds allotted the county
The development and improve
ment of roads in this section ma
progressed at a very rapid pace
the speaker said.
Mr.. Spivey expressed his inter
est in Myrtle Beach and especial
" in the improvement OF arteriai
highways leading into the city
He singled out the Columbia
Myrtle Beach highway as one
which definitely warrants i'm
provements.
The Rotarians voted to hold a
regular meeting on June p and
q Ladies Night and installation
Of officers on June 80. There will
be no meeting on July 4.
In the absence of President
Claude Epps. President'El
Harry Spann presided. A large
number of visitors attended tn"
meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21

During the month of May
$50 South Carolinians lost their
driving permits, al increase of
104 over the same period last
wear. Most violations were for
driving while intoxicated, reck,
less driving or driving without
a license.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21
HUNTS TERI; EXPIRES

Three directors will re c;rct"r
TO the 1O-memi'er hoard of tho
Fiuc Cured Tobacco Cooperative
St%bi!ization Corporation at ~.
fourth annual stOc :''.''d"''S' meet
ing in PulIen H@U. safe College
Raleigh, at II a. III. Friday. J ii'
30, it was announced todaT.
General Manager l.. T. Weeks
Raleigh, pointed OF, in maxim"
the announcement that three a.
rectors terms-which run ion
three years-expirc annually. Di
fectors whose tenure expires thr
wear include. T. W. Alial, Greco
moor, N. c.: j." Biouft, LOIS
s. c.; and D. F. Hurton. Abel Ca
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21
Your County
Agent Says

The Columbus County Dairy
Association will start COW test
ing program on July list. They
are affiliated with the Dairy
Herd improvement Association
Program OF North Carolina and
the United States Department OF
Agriculture. They have secured
he services OF a tester who Will
90 to the farm. weigh and test
the milk of each cow and keep
a record Of her feed cost and
incor,e.. This information is very
valuable TO dairymen to help
them Gull out the low producers
and to help them feed the rest
OF the heard more economically
In discussing this program at
their meeting Tuesday night they
said that no herd was so good
that it could not be made better
bv effective culling. good feed
ING and the use Of production
tested sires. and it was brought
out that being a member of the
Dairy Herd Improvement Asso-
citation was one of the best anc
most economical way for dairy
farmer TO obtain the necessary
records for improving his here
and income.
This pogram started in th'
United States in 1906 with one
Association and now there arr
over 1000 associations through
o,lt the United States.
The eight dairymen who viii
etart tbs program are: w. l.
Carter, President of the Column
80 County Dairy Association WITH
90 COWS. D. l.. Gore. Ri. 1. Clar
endon. S5 cows. Lacy Gore, Rt. J
Clarendon, 81 COWS. Tate SH'eS
n /. Clarendon. II cows. Bla'f'
Brothers. Chadhourn Is COWS
H~rl Ward. Bolton. 7 COWS. Ear
.r;ller Chadhourn. 16 cows and ]
0hi',io Strole, Chadbourn +
nowe, making q total of 1877 cow
- start testing in July.
Others present nj the meetin"
were: George A. Thompson
Chadbourn. Morris Bullock
Chadhourn. Raymond B SIS
C'hadhourn. Carson Garrell, Ri
/. Chadhourn. leroy Williamson
Corro Gordo. r. r. Rich, EXten
sion Dairy Ficldman from Bur
cav. and Charles D. Raper
County Agent.
Dairvmcn present enjoyed two
films. One Harvest for Tomor-
row" a U. S. D. A. picture on
pasture and pasture develop
ment and the other, 1.-The Stor!
Of john Martin" which showed
nc Dairy Herd Improvement
Association in action. These film:
were shown w lIr. e. S. LLOYD
Vocational Teacher Of Chad
'julu
\ tour OF the Border Belt En-
pertinent Station. located five
miles North of Whiteville, has
been arranged for Columbus
County farmers Tuesday, June
Goth stating ut 9 o'clock.
The tour will include an e.
panatiun of all the experiments
being conducted at the BordN'
Belt Experiment Station by EN
pertinent Station personnel who
i; in charge Of the various eF
rer;ments. There aye six expert
merits being conducted at the
station which will he of interest
/ TO al farmers in Columbus Coun
! u who arc producing tobacco
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21

rahrs, ''':,.--During the past
rev ,,.,s I,A suddenly realized
viz. :. ~HMe "fsh" the fisher
man =. re been fishing and
wa$-..,...r i>:low-tishers sit I'M
b.inE.nlG!y i'll a blazing sun for
huura, hoping for the smallest
nibL!c. But these same men will
tear impatientiy through a news
paper column, pamphlet or book
OF fishing, cropping for that
magic" tip to land the big ones.
Sorry, bub, but there simply Is
no single guaranteed-or-double-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21
DAIRY FOOD CONTEST

Miss Sylvia Gregg aad Mi
lois Todd Of Fa;r Blujj Tr1''
III Club and Mi.5s A7r.n.l.
Ward, OF the WilljYm& Tow $50
Senior Club viii represent 90
umbus County ri th" !'-''.''
Dairy Feeds Domrn..'"at;of Cos
test in FAYETTEVILLE on Thursday
June Is. Miss Grcgs ana L..
Todd will give a team denonstra
ton entitled delicious Dishes
from White Sauce Miss Waid
demonstration will be. Mill
Drinks not soft brings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21

Cultivation, another demonStra
lion conducted on the source o.
Nitrogen. variety tests which Ill
clude some IS different varieties
the rate OF fertilizer, spacing -
the row. 4 sucker control eXp2fi
mcrt and on new di.2aSe RESIST
ant lines of tobacco.
1t will be we'll worth every
farmers tome and effort to at
end this tour OF theExperGnHn'
Station to sec what is being dom
and I am sure that each one visit
lnu the station on June goth viii
learn something that he can pa
into practice on his own farm
In order to get the full PFC
gram it is suggested that you h
there at 8 o'clock to start iii with
the entire group. Several wo"E.
ers at the experiment S:2tion =
Raleigh will be prcsc 20 cE
rlain the various projects that
are being carried on here ut ms
,tat;oa ard they will 'e l. n"."
.ion to answer most o yo'r
questions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21

The peach crop in the u
Southern states is expected to
he about half as large as the
small 1919 crop. AS a result
growers prices are expected TO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21

your y
back secret of
success in this
sport. If there
were, it would
no longer be a
SPORT or at
least, it would
no longer he
Americas No.
1 participant
sport!
Any, rod
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21

Said one girl to her friend,
speaking of her two bcauN: If
l could combine their qualities,
I'd be the happicst girl in the
world, Ronald is gay, dcbonaIr.
rich, handsome and witty; and
Clarence wants to marry me-
Commerce.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21
tTTEN MERCHANDISE SHOW

Mrs. David Simon and Mis-:
Millicent Simon of th@ Sine!
Department Store >Jcn. las
week in Charlotte .'.:ri" the II
ended Tie fal! ), Zig ni a..
,altmcnt store liz .rchand,Sr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21

Nutrition is highly important
in promoting hatchability OF
eggs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-06-21
and among the millions who do
BILL STERN

Popular sports
caster says: MY
vcice gets q work
or fc~ hours e
: stretch. It :
Id Ca.ae!5 for
re. They agree
with my throat =
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
Pre- = Induction
TO Begin Aug. 7

PIE induction processing in the
Fayetteville area. comprising 26
.uun;!rS of eastern North Caro-
lima, will begin August instead
Of a week later. as previously
announced, and the number of
sClrctcrS has been boosted from
1870 20 approximately 1850.
Thi% announcement was made
today by Captain Thomas r.
Adair. Fayetteville Army and Al
Force Recruiting Main Station
commander.
Under the new schedule. pro
ccSSing will extend from Angus
: throug August -. an increase
of two weeks from the old SEIZED
ulr Of August If 80.
Captain NdHir said there was
no information as 10 whether or
not the actual induction date.
would be changed An earlier an
nuunccmcnt called for induction
10 begin September 26 and rNtenf
through September %
The SclcctccS are slated TO re
crivr their physical examination
at Fort Bragg and their basic
training al Fort Knox, Ky.
Fayetteville is one Of three
prc-indlctiOn crnt"rS in NORTH
Carolina. the Other two being nj
Raleigh and Charlotte.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
FISHER NAMED
RED CROSS
CHAIRMAN

The Columbus County Chapter
of the American Red Cross today
announced the appointment of
Leo L. Fisher of Whiteville as
Chairman of its Disaster Com.
mittee. The announcement was
released by VIM. S. Edmunds
Chapter Chairman.
Fisher holds the office of
Register of Deeds in Columbus
County and is a prominent
church and civic leader. A veter.
an of World War 1, he is secre.
tary of the Columbus County
Farm Bureau and the White
vile Lions Club.
In announcing the appoint,
ment Edmunds stated, eve are
indeed fortunate. to be able to
secure Mr.. Fishers services to
direct this important phase of
our Chapters activity. While we
hope it will never be necessary
to mobilize this committee, it is
reassuring to know that we have
such an organization headed by
a person of outstanding ability
and mature judgement"
Fisher said that in the near
future he will designate a Dis
aster vice-chairman as we'll as
chairmen for the five subcom
mittees which form the Disaster
organization. These subcommit
tees will be % Survey, Rescue
Transportation and Communica
ton; (2) Food, Shelter, Clothing
Central Purchase and Supply
80 Medical and Nursing Aid
(4 Registration, Information
and Welfare Inquiry; and 80
Public Information. Volunteers
from all sections of the county
will be enlisted to serve on these
committees.
When personnel assignments
have been made, Fisher said THAI
a Disaster Institute will be con
Quoted. and a Disaster plan pre-
pared. setting forth Red Gross
responsibilities. government re
sponsibilites and a plan of actor
for each segment of organization
Copies will be furnished to Ike!
members in order that the or
ganization may snap into i'm
mediate action should a disaster
strike.
Fisher said that a Disaster,
defined by the Red Cross,
calamity of any nature affecting
as many as five families, ano
pointed out that the last loca
disaster occurred in 1912 when
tornado struck the eastern sec
ton of Columbus County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

Tssnd hours f sGo ts eys the fms G cM as Gn1 ]
match product takes
graW q Is the
ntro
dlowna ntHancec load
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
urrTrAN LEGION INSTALL
|rv OFFICERS At MEETING

The following new officers as
sCn)cd their duties: Billy Dor
man, president: Grover Faulk
FIRST vice commander: John Joy
u"r. Sccoad vice commander: R
T. BrutOn, finance officer; r. B
Aa!lard. adiutant: Needham Her
ring. sergeant at arms; and
Douglas Fowler. chaplain.
\ committee Of Raymond Nal
lard. :. p. Smith. John Joynel
and Ralph Inman was named tc
Investigate ways and means OF
raising some needed funds fol
the local post and the same com
mittC~ will make the arrange
meats for the bingo stand that
will be a part of the Yam Festival
celebration on October u, 1s
and II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
Make IN Your Mind

|. 70 give HA0ACOL a chance
Ia ae.o you, as = has helped
|.ecy.iesS thousands % others. Re-
|rsnbe.. there are 10 substitutes
la, EADACOL- AlwavS insist on
|tSe genuine EACACOL- No risk
|hyo.yei. Buy 3 bottle Of HADA-
ECOL. either the t-,al size. Sl.25,
|or he la.ge family or hospital
|tra pS. and Z HADACOL does
Enc, help ycG FOUR money Will De
|rtnded.
|e .sS7 =. -a91s-1 Corporation
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

of $50 years ago.
And if the Federal capital were
to move again-there has been re-
newed discussion of moving the
seat of the government farther in
land since war clouds have been
rolling-12 huge ocean liners could
scarcely handle the cargo of pa
pers and records of today's man.
moth Federal government.
The Library of Congress alone
stores nearly 10 million books and
pamphlets, in addition to two mil
lion volumes of music, around
100000 photograph records, and
over 10000 reels of motion picture
film.
Back in 1900, the Federal gov
ernment spent S5,776,OO0 for the
entire year. Uncle Sans checks
today surpass that figure with an
easy Eversharp Pen stroke in less
than an hour.
As Washington celebrates its
150th birthday, it is no longer the
city to which Europeans fear to be
sent. In 1900, one diplomat from
Europe wrote home in anguish:
"What have 1 done to be con-
demned to such a place."
An Englishman told of "half-
starved cattle browsing among
the bushes of the city" and of
"quail and other birds shot within
100 yards of the Capitol"
Senator Gouverneur Morris
wrote back to New York that "we
want nothing here but houses.
cellars, kitchens, well-informed
men, amiable women, and other
little trihes of this kind"
Even now, $50 years later, such
"triAes" are still in demand here.
This is one town such "trifes"
seem to avoid.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
EE.DACOL Can Help You. Too.

as !: -5s II. Cec thousands
} !. Gers ~ .sg systems lacked
Er;..r..-s 2. s. i-o1 and N;acln,
.yx sra- hundreds 0t doctors
.l,ys -acam~s.s=t EADACOL 10
w.. oa:,s-.z TIE HADACOL
,t,--u.a IS 50 effective for Stom-
be distress. nervousness. IN
a.. cc1S:. patton. aches and
hans Of reu..-.S. and q general
lrc-3caH condition caused by
80 Is:,,,a---rE
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

During the past two years
local Grade \ milk production /"
North Carolina has cGuH.l"d on
exceeded tine demand Turing III"
Summer or flush season. ;
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
BY MICHAEL {. ALLEN

Washington, D. Cone hun
dred and so years ago, few gov
eminent clerks in Philadelphia
stacked some papers in u packing
boxes and shipped them off to the
new Territory of Columbia"
The Federal government was
moving out of fashionable Phila-
delphia to the rough city of Wash
ington, built out of the wilderness
on top of swamp. The II cases
seven large and five small-con-
tanned all the archives of the
government.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02

Today, this
city of more
than a million
population is
celebrating its
sesqui- centen-
NAL. Daily Wis
itors to the
show spots Of
t h e Capt. t a |
probably out
n Il m b er t h e
5000 perma a
nent residents
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-02
N.ES5 sRn CAT e
e 2,s9V Gs!aa.ss l.. I Il ,ls.11Asss
T!TFER7?Es q cox

RAL.EtGH y. {. .'.H -.
sales ior june rcachsd G.G.1
bringing the total for The yrai
to 5315l.
Truck sales numbered 2.15O
bringing the years sales 10 r..
17G. In the Same month last year
truck sales numbered 1,GI7 ant
new car sales. 6,53S.
Chevrolet led in now car sale.
with 2.2@5 sold while Ford follow
d with 2.135 sold. Chevrolet alSc
was tops in truck sales with S9'
ana Ford WAS rIinnCr.up with G%S
Mccklrnburg led the countlr:
in number of now car sales wifi
ST.. Guilfurd WAS second witt
SO. Wake followed with 81
then CASTOR with PA and Bun
aomhc with 25l. Wake was firs'
in truck sales with POS and Neck
Iruburg Wa; second with 12l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-22
Your Club S

A new club has been organized
and it may belong in this column
and again, it probably should be
under the heading "Boy Scouts" "
However, a Mothers Club was or
ganized Thursday, June 18th at a
meeting of the mothers of the
boys of Troop 10S Caledonia
School. The meeting was held in
the home of Mrs. S. A. Falter,
Nelaview rd., with the objective
of sponsoring affairs to help fin
ance the troop.
Officers chosen for the new or
ganization include Mrs. j. M.
Newbower, president; Mrs. Walt
er N. Smoyer, vice president;
Mrs. John Eppich, secretary; Mrs.
c. D. Whitehorn, treasurer. Two
committee chairmen were also
named. They are Mrs. G. M.
Reazer, ways and means; Mrs.
D. w. Glynn, publicity.
The club scheduled the third
Tuesday of the month as regular
meeting time with members being
hostesses in their homes. Already,
a series of summer social affairs
are planned.
The Alumnae Association of the
Huron Road Hospital School of
Nursing will hold its Fourth An
nual Bazaar Saturday, July /, 1850
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-22

on the hospital grounds from I'll
p. m.
There will be grand drawing
at which an Admiral Consolette
Television Set will be the grand
prize. Numerous other prizes will
be drawn.
Proceeds from the Bazaar are
to go to the Scholarship and Loan
Fund, which is available to gradu-
ates of the hospital, to further
their studies.
East Cleveland Y Mothers are
planning a pot luck supper for
the Y House Wednesday, June 28th,
That in itself may not be unusual,
but this party will be different
in that the husbands of the incom-
ing and retiring board members
will be the guests. Mrs. George
Rebel, vice president, is in charge
of the supper which pormises to
be on a par with the usual appetiz-
ing and adequate meals for which
the Y mothers are noted.
The Sidewalk engineers" who
have supervised the construction
of the new patio at the Pine Ridge
Country Club will be on hand for
its official grand opening on Sat
urday, June Gath. The christening
will begin at Z p. m. with cock
tails served on the patio followed
by a buffet supper in the dining
room. Informal dancing will start
at $3.50 on the patio, music being
furnished by Joe Hruby's orchestra.
Attendance is limited to members
only, and plans are being made
by the entertainment committee to
have old and new members mix
and become we'll acquainted be-
fore the club seasons grow any
older.
The committee in charge is
headed by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin j.
Howe, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. F. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
NJ Marker, Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Zack, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fuld-
auer, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Han
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew T. Have
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl J. Hunger
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schwim-
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B.
Smith.
Women Of the Moose Greater
Cleveland Chapter No. %, will hold |
their meeting Thursday June %,
1850 at Hotel Hollenden. 1t is Mem
oership Chapter Night with Grace
Marsh as membership Chairman.
It is also installation of new Of
,icers, ,and, an open meeting.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-22
Children S Theatre Has
Full Summer Schedule

Seven plays make up the sum-
mer schedule at Cain Parks Chill
dren's Theatre, near the Lee rd.
gate into the park at Superior.
Closing tomorrow night is "Alice
in Wonderland" and opening Tues
day for a four-day run is "The
Emperor's New Clothes.
Next scheduled is that beloved,
never old "Tom Sawyer.
Little Mister Clown will an
nounce birthdays and special
groups attending the performances
if the theatre is notified in ad-
vance. Either drop a card with the
information, or call Err. 10000.
Performances start at 7:15 and
run Tuesdays through Fridays.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-22

The new Officers being installed
are: Miss Florence Schill-
Graduate Regent, Mrs. Annie East
man - Senior Regent; Mrs. Mar
garet Hoverson - Junior Regent;
Mrs. Gertrude Mondley-Chaplain;
Mrs. Helen Micklethwait, argus;
Margaret Johnson seminal; Mrs.
Irma Andexler, guide; Mrs. Ann
Strasser Assistant Guide and Mrs.
Florence Gardner pianist.
There will be IA Chairman in
stalled: Mrs. Abbie Linden College
of Regents; Miss Annette Russ,
Academy of Friendship, Miss Mary
Radi, Mooseheart; Mrs. Lorene
Olmsted, Moosehaven; Miss Alvina
Crawford, Mooseheart Alumni; Ella
Blanchefield, Homemaking; Flor
ence Falle, Childare; Laura Drake,
Hospital Guild; Fern Feltz, Lii
brary; Flora Bloom, publicity;
Helen Fadenhoz, Social Service;
Wanitta st. John, Ritual.
Mrs. Mae Waterrose candi-
dates will be initiated The
membership; and Florence Schill,
Ways and Means. A large class of
Past governors of the Loyal Order
Of Moose No. 18 will do the in
stalling. This is something new for
Chapter No. % and should be very
interesting.
The PTA of Chambers School
would like to announce to it's
members that there will be two
of their four hostess representa-
tives present at the Shaw Hayden
Theatre each Saturday at the chill
dren's matinee throughout the
summer months.
The committee for the matinee
movies consist of: Mrs. Jack La
Vercombe, chairman, Mrs. Ralph |
Hart, Mrs. George Dirner and Mrs. |
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-06-22

Francis Daley. This coming Sat-
urday Commanche Territory is to
be shown.