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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-09

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Edwards Thanks Committees
For Excellent Cooperation
In Promoting Yam Festival

them put in long and hard hours
in the warehouse, on the streets.
distributing advertisements, de-
corating, building, soliciting, or
ganizing, and planning. do not
believe that a harder working
group of people could have been
found in any town anywhere. 1
deeply appreciate your coopera-
ton and extend to you my heart
lest thanks for a job we'll done,
task that would have been COM
pletely impossible without the
best kind of support"
IT could, of course, single out
various individuals who did far
more than anyone could have
expected them to do. However,
everyone on every committee
did such a tremendous job that
it doesn't seem fair to single
out individuals" Mr.. Edwards
stated.
with continued fine coopera-
ton in years to come, the Yam
Festival will grow to be one of
the biggest occasions in the
South"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Mt. Tabor Baptist To
Hold Revival Meeting

The annual revival meeting
will get underway at the Mount
Tabor Baptist church Sunday
morning, October 20, and will
continue throughout the week,
Rev. P. C. Gnatt, pastor announc,
ed.
DR.. E. L. Spivey, field secre.
tary of the State Baptist Conven,
ton, located in Charlotte, will be
the guest speaker. He has served
as field secretary for about five
years and held a pastorate for
several years before accepting
the state work.
Services will be held at 10
o'clock a. m. and 7:30 p m. from
Sunday morning, October 29
through Sunday evening, Novem
Der S. The public is invited to
attend. A number of Tabor City
business firms have volunteered
to close their doors for the morn
ing service, Rev. Can't, said.
Rev. B. C. Bass, pastor of the
Fair Fluff Baptist church, will
direct the singing during the
meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25

A. c. Edwards, chairman of
the Third Annual Carolinas Yam
Festival committee, which re-
Gently concluded in most sue
cessful manner, this week ex'
pressed his appreciation to the
hundreds of local persons who
did SO much toward making the
celebration the best in history
Il Just don't know how tc
thank every one for all that they
did during the several weeks Of
planning and working that pre-
coeded the festival. There were
many committees and several
people on each of them. They all
did a splendid job and deserve
all the credit that our local citi'
zenry can give them, "Mr Ed,
wards said.
speaking as chairman of the
overall committee, I want to
personally thank every commit
tee chairman and every commit
tee member without whose help
this great festival could not pos
sible have succeeded. Many Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
REV. SPARKS
EVANGELIST
AT OLD ZION

Rev. c. V. Sparks, of Lynch
burg, Va, will be the evangelist
at the Old Zion Wesleyan Meth.
odist Church revival from Octo.
Der 81 through November IL.
The Old Zion church, in the
Guideway community, will have
special music during the revival
period Transportation" each even,
ing under the direction of Rev.
L. c. Parkes.
The church annual homecom.
ing and will be held on Sunday
November S, with dinner on the
ground. Many old time followers
of the church are expected t. at,
tend and the public is cordially
invited.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
An Editorial -.
U.JA. RELIEF FROM SUFFERING

This week the peoples Of Tabor City, Loris and
the surrounding area being asked to contribute
to the United Jewish Appeal campaign, campaign
which raises funds for purpose, to relieve the
suffering of the thousands of homeless, hungry and
poorly clad peoples of several foreign countries.
The United Jewish Appeal is Americas answer
to the call of these unfortunate men, women and
children. Your generous response to the United
Jewish Appeal will help 100000 immigrants who
will arrive in Israel during 1850. Your contribution
will aid 10000 earlier arrivals who must live IN
squa1d reception camps in Israel because OF these
severe shortage of funds Your gift will help in the
Americanization of thousands of refugees arriving
in the United States. 1t will speed the rehabilitation
of hundreds of thousands of impoverished Jews in
Europe and North Africa.
The world wide immigration and rehabilitation
program of the United Jewish Appeal is an integral
part of Americas postwar policy: to repair the
dana resulting from years of and destruction,
and to extend the frontiers of democracy and tree
dom. Americans of all faiths, in cities and towns
from coast to coast, are responding with unprece-
denied generosity to the 1850 campaign OF the
United Jewish Appeal.
AS good American citizen, it is your duty to
do YOUR part in helping this worthy organization
reach its goal of $3.50 and thereby have hand in
assisting the thousands of unfortunate people OF the
world.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Home Dem. Club Co.
Council Holds Meet

The Columbus County Home
Demonstration Club Council met
Friday afternoon, October 6, at
3 o'clock in the office OF the
home agent.
Mrs. Reno Frink, president,
called the meeting to order after
which the song Thanksgiving
HYMN" was sung in unison and
the collect was repeated.
Final arrangements for a.
chievement night were made ana
the schedule for the training
schools was announced.
Scrapbooks were judged by
council members and awards
were presented to the following
clubs: Chadbourn club, tlrst
prize; Leabon, second: and Wey-
man, third.
Twenty-Five members were
present representing twelve
clubs. 5
The next meeting will be held
in January.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Simon Heads Jewish Appeal
Tabor-L oris | las $2250Q uota
B. N WOLPERT
OF LORIS
.CO-CHAIRMAN

Joe Simon, we'll known loca
man has been appointed chair
man of the current United Jew
ish Appeal funds campaign
which started its annual drive
here this week. Co-Chairman OF
the drive for the Tabor City-Loris
area is B. M. Wolpert, of Loris
Mrs. Dave Simon, of Tabor City,
is chairman of the woman's divi-
sion.
For the past several years. the
drive has been carried on here
successfully with Albert Schilds
chairmaning the solicitation COM
mittee. Simon, who led the cam
paign in 1947. is asking that all
local persons cooperate in the
movement as they have done in
the past and help to put this
area over the $3.50 quota that
has been set.
Letters were mailed out this
week to many local persons ask
ing that they contribute to the
drive by filling out a check and
returning to the campaign chair
man. There will also be a store
to store canvass of local mer-
chants asking for their financial
support.
people here have always re-
sponded to this drive in a fine,
public-spirited way, and we know
that they will help again this
year in this worthy project that
has as it's goal the helping OF
those unfortunate persons thro-
ughout the world who are hun
cry, without clothing and with
out homes" Simon said.
IF you get letter requesting
your financial support on the
drive, it will be appreciated II
YOU will mail in your check to
US. If you don't receive a letter,
we will appreciate your simply
enclosing your check in an en-
velope and mailing it to the Unit
ed Jewish Appeal, Tabor CITY
N. c.. or Hme by Schild's De-
partment Store and make your
donation with us here" the
chairman asked.
Simon emphasized that our
quota is about Is percent hlgner
this year than last, largely dut
to the increased suffering OF
MANY persons in Europe, Israel
and North Africa. Your contrlou-
tons will help relieve a very dis,
heartening and pitiful situation"
J. Herman Leder, prominent
Whiteville businessman and CIVIC
leader. is zone treasurer for the
u ]. A. campaign in an area
composing several counties OF
which Columbus and Horny are
a part,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
RED DEVILS.
WHITEVILLE
PLAY FRIDAY

The Tabor City Red Devils
football eleven will meet the
Whiteville team at Legion Field
in Whiteville Friday night at s
o'clock. A large delegation OF
local sports enthusiasts are ex
pected to attend this annual riv.
airy packed engagement.
Tabor City enters the game in
the worst physical condition of
the season, says Coach S. W.
Caruso. Bermey Stevens is suf.
fering with an injured knee.
Ford Fowler still has question
able shoulder and R. T. Bruton
is ineligible for scholastic rea,
sons.
Nevertheless, we are going to
put up as good a fight as we
know how" Coach Caruso said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
CARTER IS
CHRISTIAN
U.J.A. HEAD

Joe Simon, chairman of the
United Jewish Appeal campaign
now going on in the Tabor City
and Loris area, announced this
week that w. Horace Carter,
editor of The Tribune, has been
chosen chairman of the Chris
tan U.J.A. committee here.
Carter this week said II am
happy to do all that I can to-
ward helping raise the funds for
this worthy project in Tabor
City. The United Jewish Appeal
gives the Christian people an
opportunity to donate to a fund
that is used solely to relieve suf-
fering of an entire race of dis
placed persons throughout many
sections of the world.
Many times during the course
of every year our Jewish neigh
bors here are asked to contribute
to dozens of worthy projects
They always cooperate in these
fund drives and have been
among the leaders in aggressive
community betterment and civic
pride in our town. This time
they are calling on the the assis-
lance of the Christian people of
Tabor City to help them reach
a goal of $2250.
Il feel that as in years past,
most OF you will want to make
your donation this year. Many
of you haven't helped in past
years may also want to do your
part. Letters are being mailed
out to many Of you asking that
you send in your contributions.
l hope to see many others
through personal solicitation.
However, it is going to be i'm.
possible to see everyone. If you
aren't contacted, it would be ap-
preciated if you would mail us
your contribution, regardless of
how large or how small, to either
Joe Simon or w. Horace Carter,
in care of United Jewish Appeal.
Tabor City, N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25

ton that any other one person
because of the methods he has
developed for teacher education.
The topic of DR.. Prescott S
cnonch will be What You Need
70 Know To Understand Chill
dren."
In addition to the Sunday
night speach, DR.. Prescott is ex,
pected to be at the Green Sea
school the greater part OF the
dav Monday and Tuesday to lee
ture on Child psychology.
1--WE wish to invited the puole
70 this lecture and feel that we
are fortunate to secure a man %
DIR. Prescott's callore' MI
Clardy said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Festival Sweet Potatoes
Take State Fair Honors

Two of the prize winning sweet
potato baskets of the Third An
nual Carolinas Yam Festival
took honors at the State Fair in
Raleigh last week.
Edward Coleman of Cerro
Gordo Junior All club won first
place, $4,000 on five trays of Por-
to Ricans at the fair after taking
second place in the Youth Divi-
sion at the Yam Festival. A. l..
Wright of Tabor City, route 1,
who won second place in the
Adult Division of the Yam Festl-
val took fifth place, $1,000 in a
commercial display at the fair.
Miss Adeline Brady of the
Evergreen All club won third
place, $1.OO, in an exhibit at the
fair. Miss Brady did not make an
entry in the Yam Festival Tx
hibit.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Gilbert Anderson
Starts New Dairy

Gilbert Anderson, who lives on
the Tabor City.Fair Bluff high
way, recently purchased ten Hol'
stein COWS from Illinois which
he has added to several COWS he
already had and expects to start
selling milk commercially this
week.
Mr.. Anderson has already
built milk barn and purchased
all the necessary and most mod
ern equipment for producing
Grade A milk.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
NOTED child PSYCH0L 0GlST
TO SPEAK AT GREEN SEA

Dr. Daniel 4. Prescott, noted
oa..r a.-cnologist. will speak in
,ar Green Sea hibh school audi
.1sm Sunday night October %
q '-.. o'clock. Principal James
:. S.a~'E mas announced.
Dr. Prescott. formerly of the
university Of Chicago and head
U. u. Division on Child Develop
mem and Teacher Personnel OF
me american Council on Educa-
.'u. Is now director of the Child
S,uEE Institute of the Univer-
Sly Of Maryland. DR.. Prescott is
ranked among the first in the
country as child psychologist
ana perhaps is making a more
profound impression on educa'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
BARBECUE
SLATED
GREEN SEA

A big barbecue is scheduled for
the Green Sea Grammar School
Friday night at $50 sponsored
by the Parent Teachers Associa-
ton, James E. Clardy, principal,
announced today.
1.-THE barbecue is being held in
order to raise funds for school
equipment so that we will have
a better place to train our future
citizens" Clardy said.
The barbecue plates will be
served to adults for S1.00 and to
children under nine years of age
for $50.
Everyone is urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
H. D. CLUB
DONATES
u. n. FLAG

The East Tabor Home Demon
stration Club presented the town
of Tabor City United Nations
Flag this week honoring United
Nations Week October 21-24 and
United Nations Day, Tuesday
October "a.
The flag was made by members
of the club and consists of a
white United Nations emblem
mounted on a blue field.
The presentation of the flag
was made to the town by Mrs
Whit Wright on behalf of the
East Tabor club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
DARTER'S

~ n HORACE CARTER

p~.,.pg! {. H. Primer OF the
,,.f -.rool system has had an
- E..v this fall that you
have 20 admire him for doing
o.. ne same time question
s,. r. ras 70 do it. Many has
,,,, ne day since school opened
"a. NJ. Primer could be seen
,,,,,, .owu going in this place
,4 -r.- place and finding high
Zoo, lavS VINO were supposed
~. ~ me class room roaming
sr,,,n5 -own. OF course, ne sends
hon, r-r, back 20 the school
so-s.. p.oa,o and they are IN for
or,e disciplinary action.
B,,- the cruX OF the question
u.2v do students old enough
:. be in nigh school lay out"
-. .-aoola It would seem that IN
~. ,g.. nj ours. when education
ns,~s more 10 individuals than
- as.ore, when almost every
s,,.,rsss position calls for at
,a~.. q hlgh school education
~. 10 BOY would forfeit his OPP
~,r-vn.,v 10 learn by staying
swav from MS classroom.
:. shouldn't be one OF those
.,,ngs ina; boys are forced into
T,ay should put their every et-
;or- behind doing the best they
nossihlv can in every class and
making every effort to be in that
c,ass every day OF the year, Fore
mo some one to learn is about
ike forcing a horse to drink
wa-ar To force boys back to
school leads them to the water,
mr. YOU can't make them drink.
However. IN forcing them back
into ne classroom, lies the only
means whereby they might come
20 their senses and learn to like
10 learn.
You as citizens of Tabor City
can help by sending the way
ward BOYS back to school when
YOU see them on the streets dur
ing school hours. You as parents
OF students breaking this school
law. nave the responsibility OF
first irving to convince that stu
den, of the overall benefits OF
staying in class and second tc
force him to stay there should
ne noc see fit to do it Of ms
own accord.
The time was when persons
walked miles through mud, snow
and rain TO gain access to edit
cation. There are still those who
would do the same thing. How
ever. there are too many who
refuse me opportunity of an edu
cation even when the inconvenl-
ence has been cut down to a
minimum. And we have yet to
SO the adult man who doesn't
appreciate an education.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Oyster Roast
Held By Rotary

The local Rotary club held an
oyster roast at Calabash Monday
night. Eighteen members were in
attendance and the meeting con-
sisted solely of eating.-No bust
ness was discussed, but all mem
bers were urged to attend next
Monday nights joint meeting
with other civic clubs at the A
merican Legion hut to hear a
discussion of the industrial pos
SibilitieS of this section.
AS far as the oyster roast was
concerned, it was pretty well
agreed that Jack Strickland ate
the longest and perhaps the most.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
P. I A. To Sponsor
Halloween Festival

The Halloween Festival spon-
Sored by the Tabor City Parent
Teachers association will be held
IN the school auditorium on Hal
.owe'en night, Mrs. John Soles,
preSIden. announced.
Stunts vii, get underway in
me auditorium at 8 o'clock while
Class rooms will be turned into
oootaS consisting of fishing.
aarcS fortune telling, apple
oooolnG and all the traditional
halloween games.
An evening of fun is assured
% al Who attend, Mrs. Soles said.
IAo door tee is 10 cents for
c2-dren and % cents for adults.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Deaths Claims
Bozman Baby

Betty Faye five month old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
Bozeman died at the home on
Tabor City, route l, Saturday
afternoon at 5 o'clock after an
illness of several months.
Funeral rites were held from
the residence Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev.
Mack Gore. Burial was in the
Forest Lawn cemetery.
Surviving other than the par
ents are the paternal grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orea Harrel-
son.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Baptists Name
New DeacOns

Three new deacons were elect
ed Sunday during the confer
ence period of the Mount Tabor
Baptist church to serve on the
board on the new rotating sys
tenn. The newly elected deacoss
are A. C. Edwards, R. o. Hedrick,
and A. P. Rogers. They succeed
R. F. Mccormick, C. G. West
moreland and c. C. Leggette.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Police Make Two Arrests On
Numerous Bugulary Charges;
Larry Bursey Signs Confession

Tabor City police this week
cracked down en- two alleged
BURGLARS on charges of break
ing and entering in connection
with a widespread seige of rob-
berries here during the past few
months.
Arrested Saturday afternoon
was Lawrence Burcey of Tabor
City who has signed a confession
admitting to several of the local
robberies and the confession IN
eliminated Walter (Tee) Nealey
who was arrested Monday. Both
nealey and Bursey are held on
$4,000 bond and a hearing Will
be held before Justice of the
Peace M. l.. Gore tomorrow
Thursday afternoon. Both are
expected to be held over for
Superior court.
Nealey, who is being held in
the Tabor City Jail, has denied
al knowledge of the robberies.
Bursey, who says he served
time in Connecticut for a SINH
lar crime, is being held in the
Columbus county Jail.
Nealey has a court record IN
this county, according to Police
Chief L. R. Watson.
The arrest of Nealey and Bur-
sey, who are brothers in law
brings to climax a six weeks
investigation by Chief Watson
and Policeman Ted Watts, who
has been pursuing the robbers
trail relentlessly.
The arrests eliminated from
the sale of a gun said to be a
part of the loot in one of the
robberies.
Disposition of the reward
money offered for the arrest and
conviction of the burgulars is
contingent upon future action of
the courts.
The following statement sign
ed by Bursey and witnessed by
Morris Carroll, w. A. Williams
and Ted Watts is now in posses
sion of the police department:
l, Lawrence Bursey, make the
following statement to Ted Watts
whom 1 know to be an officer of
the Tabor City Police Depart.
ment. 1 make the statement of
my own free will and accord, no
threats or promises have been
made to obtain this statement
and I know the same may be
used against me in court.
am % years old. I first broke
into the Modern Cafe belonging
to N. M. Wilson and to the best
of my knowledge took about
5000 in money. The second place
1 broke into was Harrelson's
Pharmacy. The only thing 1 took
was money amounting to about
$22 to S23.
The third place was back to
Modern Cafe where I took about
$500 of money in nickels.
The fourth place entered was
D. & P. ESQ Station with Tee
Nealey who had taken out the
window pane which was broken.
l went in first and Tee Nealey
followed. 1 took the money out
of the cash register and passed
it to Tee Nealey and he asked
me to look in the safe. The safe
door was already unlocked. l
looked in the safe door and saw
the gun. I did not want to take
the gun but Tee Nealey went
back and took it. The gun was
Continued on Page Eight
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
MT OLIVE UNION

The Mt. Olive Union will con-
vene Saturday and Sunday, &C.
tober % and 20 at Chadbourn.
Official delegates to the union
from Tabor City are Mrs. Edith
Chestnut and Miss Esterleen
Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-25
Circulation

More than 500 persons
have been added to
me Tribune's mailing
Is. in the past four months
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urday at the First Baptist church
here, with DR.. John Zoller as
speaker.
Alice Jane Steel is in charge
of music for the programs.
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