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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Extension Class
Opens Today

An extension course, conduct
ed by East Carolina Teachers
College, will open in Chadbourn
at 5 o'clock Wednesday after
noon Nov. 20.
E. B. Blakeslee of Wilmington
will teach a course in ancient
history for teachers interested IN
receiving degree credit or certl
ficate renewal credit, and tol
other persons interested IN cred
it's on their college course.
Starting Wednesday OF TINS
week, classes will be conducted
each Wednesday afternoon at I
o'clock throughout the Winter
The class period will be two and
one-half hours.
Six hours of credit will be Oh
tanned by those who attend the
course.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29

found them to be suffering from
tuberculosis. The baby was sent
Immediately to Mccain Sanator
ium. The mother had to wait at
home for three months before
she was admitted.
The father and the four-year
old went to the sanatorium for
examinations and the father was
found to be positive. The four
year-old was found to be al
right, but is still being checked
and watched. A few months later
the father was admitted at Nc
Cain and the four-year-old was
left with relatives. All contacts
of the family were X-rayed dur
ing the X-ray survey.
The crop was harvested by
neighbors and relatives, and the
home was closed. The father will
return in about a year and con
tinue to farm, but the mothe:
and baby will remain at the san
atorium even longer.
Mr.. Tate's comment: even
though all Of these people even
tually get we'll, they will have
paid a heavy price in physical
suffering from the disease and in
mental and emotional suffering
from the disruption of thei'
home life"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Green Sea Church
Contributes to
Connie Maxwell Home

The Green Sea Baptist Church
again this year made a heavy
Thanksgiving contribution to
the Connie Maxwell Children's
Home at Greenwood.
Several carloads of produce
were sent from the WaccamaW
Association of which the Green
Sea Church is a member, Rev
Morgan Gilwreath. pastor an
nounced.
The contribution from the
Green Sea Church included g.,
722 pounds of produce valued at
$534O1 and $4,000 in cash. The
shipment consisted of H ay
Sweet Potatoes, Corn, Canned
Vegetables, Fruit, Clothing
Soap, Oats, Pumpkins and Flour.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
r0T,JJMBUS ESCAPEE CAUGHT
nv FBI TN BARLOW, FLORIDA

Obie Sellers, 50, a native of
Whiteville, was apprehended by
agents of the FIJI and the sheriff
in Barlow, Fla, and will be re-
turned to North Carolina, the
North Carolina prison depart
ment reported this week.
Sellers, described by the prison
department as lone of the states
most badly wanted escapes"
escaped from the Ashe county
prison camp en- August 9, 1949,
where he was serving sentences
OF 80 to 81 years for armed rob-
berry, breaking and entering and
store-breaking. He was sentenced
in Columbus county in 1916.
The prison department said
that Sellers was arrested in Geo
rgia last May but that he escap-
ed, along with a man and two
women, from the Jail at Eastman,
Ca, nine days after he was lock.
ed up.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
| little River Men Die In Wreck

Three men died and a fourth
was critically injured on Thanks,
giving in a head-on collision OF
two trucks six miles southeast
of Whiteville on Highway 100.
The dead were identified by
the State Highway Patrol as
Gordon Ward, So, of Little River,
S. c., Edward Ward, 80 also OF
Little River; and Odell Yates
Sellers, A, of Supply.
J. P. Ward, %, also OF Little
River, is in Columbus County
Hospital in critical condition
with a fractured leg and other
injuries.
The three men persisted when
a fish truck, occupied by the
three Ward men, collided head-on
with the truck-trailer operated
by Sellers.
The accident occurred about
4:3O o'clock on a straight stretch
of highway.
State Highway Patrolmen Ev
erett Arnaiz and Roger Coar
quoted one witness as saying
that the fish truck sWerved di
rectly in the path of the lumber
laden vehicle operated by Sellers
The lumber truck was headed
in the direction of Whiteville and
was being followed by Elbert
Gore of Old Dock who told the
officers that he saw the fish
truck, which was going toward
Shallotte, veer to its left without
and apparent cause and that the
next thing he saw was the crash
of the two vehicles. Gore was
quoted as saying that the Sellers
truck was travelling at a speed
of about 40 miles an hour.
The two trucks. one a Foro
and the other an international
sandwiched together, the cab:
being damned against eacf
other.
Lumber and fish were scatter
ed all over the road and should
err. The wreck blocked the high
way for an hour and a half be
fore prisoners from the State
Prison Camp were brought tt
the scene to assist in clearing
away the debris.
The victims were pinned in the
cab and portions of the vehicle:
had to be pulled away before
they could be released.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
S. w. Caruso's Father
Dies In Jersey

S. Caruso, father of S. w. Ca,
russo, local high school athletic
coach, died of a heart attack at
his home in Riverside, N. j.
Tuesday night. Coach Carusc
was with his father when he
passed away, having been called
home several days ago.
Mr.. Caruso had suffered two
heart attacks in the past few
days and was critically ill since
the last attack.
Another son, Joe Caruso, ath
letic coach at Henderson, N. G.
was also with his father. He hac
been called home also when his
father became i'll.
The funeral will be held il
Riverside Friday afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
TATE CITES need FOR
CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE

Tuberculosis is no respector of
persons and may even strike sew
eral in one family, according to
actual cases cited by the Column
bus County Tuberculosis Com
mittee which is now engaged in
the annual Christmas Seal Sale.
1--WE are learning a lot about
TB since the mass X-ray survey"
Seal Sale Chairman G. l.. Tate
said in commenting on the cases
which have come to light. "While
some of the cases we have in
mind were found by the family
physician instead of in the sur
vey, all the facts offer convincing
evidence that we need to con
tinuo the fight against the dl-
seasc."
To emphasize why the commit
tee is asking all citizens to buy
Christmas Seals and thus pro
vide money for the tuberculosis
control program, Tate cited tr
more cases which present a trag-
ic picture. These are:
Case A-Man and wife in late
twenties. A small farmer paying
for farm and home and support
inc two children. ages two and
four. The two-year-old was sick
w and was being taken to the
doctor. The mother had a cold.
The physician X-rayed both ane
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
RALPH SPIVEY NAMED HEAD
0F COUNTY FARM BUREAU

Ralph Spivey of Tabor City
was elected president Of the CO.
lumbus county Farm Bureau at
a meeting in Whiteville last wed
nesday afternoon succeeding L.
c. Bonkemeyer of Chadbourn. ,
spivey is a popular farmer ana
head of the Tabor City Lions
club and one of the most ener
egtic of the local civic leaders.
Bonkemeyer has served as
president of the county 1arlll
Bureau for the past two years.
Reno Frink was elected VICE
president and Leo l.. Fisher, sec
retary and treausrer. Frlnk Is
from Hallsboro and Fisher Is
from Whiteville. .
Named to the board OF olrect,
| ors were: Reno Frink, Hailsooro'
THOMAS Smith, Bolton; Dupree
| Cox, Bug Hill; Short Strickland
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Unusual Cold Wave
Hits Area; Mercury
Drops to 16Degrees

columbus and Horny counties
experienced one of the coolest
Thanksgiving weekenGs on rec
ord last week when a combina-
ton of rain, snow, and biting
wind joined forces to drive in
habitants indoors and prompted
their lowering around heaters
and fire places.
Those persons who usually use
up the holidays by hunting had
Thursday and Friday of rather
comfortable weather but the
number of hunters Saturday was
greatly retarded as the tempera-
ture dropped to an official 16
degrees, second lowest ever re-
corded in Columbus county in
November.
A sudden downpour cd rain
started the peculiar November
turn in the weather Friday night
about $50. By morning the rain
had stopped but bitter cold en-
veloped the area. Snow fell Sat
urday and gave the area a fairly
good covering.
Cold weather PERSISTED Sunday
and the early part of the week
was still marked with sub.freez-
ing weather although much of
the sting was gone from the
storm.
The cold storm was of a gen.
eral nature and struck through.
out every part of the nation in
varying degrees. Many persons
have lost their lives because of
the intense cold in Northern
areas and at least two persons
were reported dead by freezing
in South Carolina. Four died in
North Carolina by accidents
caused by the cold.
There were a host of people
in Tabor City who had water
pipes freeze and burst, some
pipes and plumbing inside homes
having succumbed to the cold.
Radiators of automobiles were
seen shooting forth puffs of
smoke all along the countryside
as anti.frceze sales took a big
jump.
The only major accident caus-
ed by the cold in Tabor City was
the exploding of water jacket
on a wood range in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Phipps
on Floyd street. Pipes leading to
the water jacket were frozen and
when a fire was started in the
stove Sunday morning, the jack
ct burst, spraying Mrs. Phipps
and the room with hot steam. No
fire resulted but Mrs. Phipps was
burned and required hospitaliza-
ton. She is back home now.
There were still some brave
souls who attended Saturday
football games in the two Caro-
linas but only after taking many
added precautions against the
cold. Blankets and extra topcoats
made the trip to the stadia
along with local persons dead
set on seeing the gridders come
hail, or high water.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Loris Lions
Have Ladies
Night Fete

Members of the Loris Lions
club and their wives met at Pee
Dee Lodge last Tuesday evening
and enjoyed a turkey dinner, a
good program and dancing after
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John King pre-
scented a group participation pro
gram that featured the meeting.
Civilians E. E. Prince and B. K.
Stabler and their wives were
guests at the Ladies Night AT
fair.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Police School To
Open Today

A police school, conducted by
members of the Federal Bureau
OF Investigation, began in White
Vile Monday at 4 o'clock and con-
tinucs through Thursday.
Sponsored by the Whiteville
Police Department, the school is
open to all law enforcement Of
ficers and will be attended by
policemen of Whiteville, Chad
bourn, Fair Bluff and Tabor City
and sheriff's deputies.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Mrs. Ollif Barnhill
Dies Late Saturday

Mrs. Ollif Foy Barnhill. 70, di-
ed at her home on Loris, route
3, Saturday night at $50. Fun
eral rites were held Sunday after
noon from the Cherry Hill Bap-
fist church at 8 o'clock with the
Rev. Eric Gaskin officiating.
Burial was in the Todd Gene,
terry.
She is survived by several nep'
hcws ard nieccs. She was the
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Issac Hardee of Horny County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Horny Officers
Capture Still

Deputy Sheriffs Bill Carter,
Craven Small and Leon Johnson
destroyed a large still in the
lamb section of upper Horny
county recently. The officers
spotted the still while the opera
tors were there but as they clos
ed in an alarm was given by a
small boy riding a bicycle and
the operators escaped.
The still, liquor and mash were
destroyed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
NOTICE TO CLUBWOMEN

Members of the Tabor City
Woman's club are asked to turn
in their reports from the Turkey
dinner ticket sales to Mrs. S. T.
Rogers or Mrs. Blanche w. Hy'
man at the local Western Auto
Associate Store Saturday.
Mrs. Spivey pointed out it was
necessary to talley sales in order
m nrepare for the dinner.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
DR.. And Mrs. Todd
Entertain At Bridge

DR.. and Mrs. Hubert Todd en-
tertained at bridge at their home
in Whiteville recently. Two
tables were in play during the
evening with Mrs. ]. G. Bell, Jr.
receiving the high score award
and Mrs. H. B. Bell second high.
At the conclusion of play Mrs.
Todd served a dessert course.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Bell, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Bell
and Mrs. and Mrs. H. B. Bell.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Apologies To
Iron Hill

The pictures made of the
ground breaking of the new Iron
Hill Baptist church have been
misplaced by the engravers, the
persons who make the printing
plates of pictures which this
newspaper uses. This is the rea-
son the pictures did not appear
last week as scheduled and have
not appeared in this weeks
paper.
However, we have asked the
engraver to make every effort
to locate these pictures and will
run them as soon as engravings
are made and returned to us.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Three Tabor Boys
At Polk Field, La.

Three Tabor City boys, lnduct-
cd in the army last month, are
stationed at Polk Field, La. They
are, Tom Elicit, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Elliott, Sr.; Ralph
Baxter, son of Mrs. J. L. Baxter
and the late Mr.. Baxter, and
Robert Long, son of Mr.. and Mrs
II. B. Long, Sr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
No News Of xxx

In so far as is known, the ku
Klux Khan has made no move IN
Horny county since the Armistlce
Day speech by Grand Dragon
Hamilton. No developments per-
tanning to the Khan activities
have been noted since that time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Methodist Men
To Attend Meet

Rev. G. w. Crutchfield and sew,
eral laymen of the Saint Paul
and Zion Methodist churches will
attend the district set-up meet,
ing at the Trinity Methodist
Church in Wilmington Thursday.
The program for all the
churches in the Wilmington Dis
trict will be planned for the new
fiscal year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
Williams Township
Glass Has Party

The Williams Township eighth
grade math class enjoyed vein
er roast at the school Tuesday
evening.
Twenty-four students, Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert Randall and Mr.
Max Carroll attended the party
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
borlS Civilians
S'OId Ladies Night

\. ~~aE.ow members attended
:, >a 7aGral Ladies Night
h. H. ,E . loriS Civitan club at
Pr .,.- ".'' last Thursday. A
f.. as dinner with apple pie was
,.0' ".- decorations emphas-
y Inc Thanksgiving motif.
,."s.aea' f. f. Prince was
S'gr 0, cernmcnies.
= SaoT' movie entitled eve
\ . =, vas shown. The subject
Nv nov" was safety on the
s;'"aEs and the movie was
a., available by Prince Chew,
Company Of Loris.
~ enjoyable program was ar,
o ~sed by II J. Nelson, C. F
~ and Sara Lowry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29

s W. GARRELL I HOSPITAL
S. w. Carroll was admitted to
the McLeod's Infirmary, Flor
ence on Thanksgiving Day where
he is receiving treatment. Latest
reports reveal that his condition
is not satisfactory.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29

Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F
G. Kelley of Tabor City; Mrs
Sammy Graham, Mrs. c. P
Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hard
wick and daughter, Rebecca, all
of LoriS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29
REACH DINNER PARTY

Mrs. H. Clay Hughes and
daughter, Pat, of Loris enter
tanned at an informal dinner
party at their Crescent Beach
cottage on Thanksgiving Day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-11-29

certain party of around
VIVA WHO IS q big football boost
vas saying this week that
s<e colleges massacre at the
,&-s' Of William and Mary last
-" was aauai to General Gus
IS as -.ard at Little Horn
''>f was roally an Indian mas
..," o. t1n upset boys" of State
Evening star., 1950-12-01
By John Robert Powers

The unhappiest woman know
has earned this unenvied title as
surely as though she had set out
in life to capture it.
She doles out complaints, un-
pleasant attitudes and unlovely
facial expressions to everyone who
sees her. She can steal the hap
piness and good feeling toward
others from a whole roomful Of
people. In a matter Of minutes,
she can rob the sunniest day of
all its brilliance and turn it into
gloom. No wonder she thinks the
world Is against her. She's ac-
tually against herself!
The essence Of friendliness Is
liking people. Do you like people
really? Not just those in your
close. intimate circle, but the fel-
low human beings you see or meet
as you go about your daily routine
the relative strangers, like the
bus driver, butcher, tailor, elevator
operators, clerks, the postman
and people in general.
Friendliness and neighborliness
(even the anonymous kind that is
found in big cities) are commodi-
ties with which the world has
never been overburdened. And
the curious thing is that those who
most long to have such attitudes
extended toward them are usually
people who withhold any such ex-
pressions themselves.
II you find yourself unhappy
much Of the time, alone more than
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Secrets of Charm
People and You

you like-if you have trouble get
ting courteous service everywhere
you go, perhaps it's time for you
to look at the face you display to
the world Of lust people," Your
examination Of your unconscious,
habitual attitude may be the
starting point for a new kind of
life and the kind you wish to have.
If your face reflects distrust. dis
taste, prejudice and irritation with
people as a whole you'll know i'm
mediately that It's the lack of
friendliness in your own heart
that is preventing you from find
ing the happiness you desire.
Are you really a friendly per-
son? When your instinct sug-
gests a kind word or deed of q
simple thank you. do you immedi-
ately translate that impulse into
action? That's what friendly
people do. II you are out Of prac-
tice. there's no time to be lost.
Start now to present to the world
the kind Of face you like to meet
as you 60 down the street. If you
do, the kind Of welcome you re-
ceive will make 1t easy for you
to say the kind words. the human
words, the courteous words that
only the foolish. deluded cynic
keeps from passing his or her lips.
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Created exclusively for readers Of this
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can do. They bring increased grace and
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In the Powers laboratory For the booklet
giving complete details. write John Robert
Powers In areaof The Evening Star. en-
and 10 cents in coin to cover costs.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
By Josephine Lowmon

Many women have unfortunate
complexion troubles Of which they
are unaware. Many times dressing
tables are not too well lighted or
the lighting in the bathroom may
be too flattering. Pores may be
much larger than one realizes and
incipient blackheads may lie. la
tent. It is q very good idea to
buy yourself o magnifying glass
and look at your complexion in
the bright daylight.
Even though this procedure
may give you q complex, 1t will
be helpful to skin improvement.
The time to get after those black
heads is when the first little pore
or two looks gray II you take
measures soon enough you can
forestall their full-grown appear
ance. Wash your face several
times Q day with soap and water.
Steam your face first and then
use the complexion brush rather
vigorously with the soap and
water.
Usually blackheads accompany
extremely oily skin, although
sometimes even dry skinned wom-
en- are troubled with them. II
your skin Is oily do not wait for
the first blackhead to appear. I'M
Evening star., 1950-12-01

Season with salt, allspice and q
couple Of slices OF truffle. Let
soak for 4 hours or more.
Work the ground veal and ba-
con until 1t is smooth enough to
pass through q sieve, season 1t
well with salt and pepper and a
couple of shallots sauteed in but
ter.
Now, spread a square of clean
cheesecloth, twice the width Of the
meat, on the kitchen table. Lay
the meat on this. Spread with
the ground meat mixture, mois-
tened with sherry and brandy just
enough to make it manageable
and to which you have added the
cubed tongue and the truffles
Spread evenly. Roll up the meat
like q jellyroll, wrap the cheese
cloth around it, close the ends, anc
tie securely to keep shape while
cooking. Put it fiat in a pot, and
add 212 quarts of water, the YEA
knuckle, and veal bones and trim
mings. Toss in a leek, a couple
Of onions stuck with cloves, salt
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Why Grow Old?
Complexion Troubles

mediately begin the frequent daily
washings. After rinsing well apply
a good astringent to the face. Ice
cubes. wrapped in q soft cloth,
also help contract the pores.
Be careful not to handle the
face with your fingers. Your fin
gers have bacteria and once q
pimple is pricked. unless sound
sterile methods are used, you will
spread the infection to other
nearby pores.
Do not touch moles. If you have
one Of these which Is changing
in color or size see q dermatol-
ogist at once. Moles which are
unsightly can usually be removed
without danger. Just be sure that
you have the opinion Of q good
doctor.
Our complexion has 50 much to
do with our attractiveness and
most skin problems respond 50
well to daily care. that it Is too
bad for any woman to neglect
herself in this way.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
GoIuntine of Veal an E|equnt Dish

A very awank and elegant buf-
fet supper dish Is a galantine Of
veal. This is bit troublesome to
prepare. but you will get so many
compliments on, it that you won't
mind In the least.
Ask your butcher to bone and
trim q piece Of veal cut from the
breast-about IL inches long. Get
him to hatten 1t for you with
his mallet until 1t Is an oblong
about 8 inches wide by IL inches
long. Keep all bones and trim
mings. Now ask the butcher te
grind together " pound Of bacon
with l pound Of the veal trim.
mings. Buy a knuckle Of veal and
u pound Of cooked tongue-the
latter in one piece. Also purchase
small tin of black truffies.
Now you are back home and
ready to go to work.
Cut the tongue in inch cubes
and put 1t with the whole piece OF
flattened veal to soak in a shall
low dish with glass of sherry and
a glass Of cognac poured over
Evening star., 1950-12-01

and some peppercorns. Bring to o
boil, and then reduce heat TO sim
ner, and let cook about az hours.
Lift it out and set it on a plat
ter. top it with weighted board.
so it will drain and cool firm. Be
sure the "seam" is at the bottom.
Strain broth, and let it cool, too.
When the meat is quite cold. undo
the cloth and put the roll on q
cake rack. Soften couple of cups
of the jellied broth. and spoon 1t
over the meat. This insures Q
smooth glaze. Serve the works
cold. garnished with mounds Of
the jellied broth, cut into cubes,
watercress and radish roses.
Evening star., 1950-12-01

If you drink a glass of orange
or grapefruit juice every day you
will be sure to get the vitamin c
you need for good health. Use
the canned citrus juice if you like.
because oranges and grapefruit are
naturally high in vitamin c and
retain most Of their vitamin con-
tent during the canning process.
Evening star., 1950-12-01

II you've steamed. boiled or
pressure-cooked q duck without
browning the bird first. you can
use the duck Fat In muffins,
biscuits. pastry. sauces and spicy
cookies,