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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
AN EDITORIAL 80.
Bring The Charges To Court

the KluX Kahn circulated in Tabor City and
elsewhere small manila card headed xxx NEWS in Which
charges of enbezzen and graft against Horny County Sh
Sasser intnlated throughout
This mysterious little mmeographed bulletin flung around
suggest that what oI
county investigation. charged that the
sheriff has sold out to gambling kind of subtle
Yet this guided missile that found its way INTO l'ot
CITY carried signature DE regarded entirely a. just
another of trash
Now complimentary remarks to make in regard
Sheriff Sasser band of hooded mystery men nave
one shred support their claims against the shef
charges to the aentlo or Sout Cao
Jimmy Byrnes The Governor has mace no ooS
about will take necessary action 10 Ell
force the and nation and there graft ana
iigtimae things going in the law enforcement
he can and would do something about It,
IF this band of hoodun the xxx is afraid to BRING
these charges up against sheriff in the name OF the a anu
thew are righteous nothing to hide they can Dng
tbae charges to the attention Governor as private ce
citizens of Horny county, they have the right to complain
+be have anv reason to that irregularities are going
Rt so long persons claiming to have the soouS vi NV
sheriff persist in trying to accomplish something oy
backhanded illegal manner, they are going u co
to meet with nothing but trouble , .,. oo
AS publishers newspapers in Horny county anu '
IN Tho limo with manv subscribers in South Caroa we nave "
extensive efforts to track of the charges against
~ r. has been OUR belief would be to the advantage
populace of establish the truth III e
rors Now we in no way wish to create the impression ~
~ ,n,os are all false wish to lnslrudCe Iey
+o Rt we do know getting facts to back the " "
but impossible. 49, w.t., -1,o h.. +ba dafinte
Now there are those the Ku Klx Kan mas te
roof that Sasser is guilty of irregular business tio
now s the time for do something about anu ~ w "
legitimate and beforethepuohc MANNER
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
ROTARY SEES
MOVIE ON
ELECTRICITY

A movie showing the develop
ment of electricity was shown
at the Monday night meeting of
the local Rotary club by Jack
McGougan, program chairman
for the night.
The short reel pointed out the
cary discoveries and inventions
in the electrical line and empha-
sized the important part that
electric power plays in the life
of the world today.
Monday nights meeting was
held at Mrs. Todd's for the first
time in several months and will
continue to meet there in the
future. A round of applause was
given Mrs. Todd for taking the
Rotary" back.
The Cub Scout committee was
not ready to make its report but
is expected to do so next week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
CARLYLE ASKS
POW'S TO
FILE CLAIMS

Congressman F. Ertel Carlyle
this week urged all prisoners OF
war, wives, children or parents
to enter any claims that they
might have prior to March 1
1851, the date set by law wher
the filing of claims must be com
pleted.
The message sent by Mr.. Car
lyle follows:
"To all prisoners cf war o.
World War II. their widows
children, parents: The deadline
for filing claims for the $1-A-Day
payments to prisoners of war on
their survivors is March 1, 1851
The final date, March First, was
fixed by law and cannot be
changed by the War Claims Com
mission. If you or a member OF
your family were held prisoner
of war during World War H.
YOU may be entitled to these spe
ciaI POW payments. For Official
claims forms and further lntor'
nation, write The War Claims
Commission, Washington 70, D
C. Don't delay-March First Is
not far away"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
DOUBLE FUNERAL
HELD IN LORIS

L0RIS-Doubie funeral SER
~.,-. ~ Vs.. Addia P3Ul era
c3r, and Bass y. Anderson, wee
laid a. 3 D. m. Saturday.
Ms. Graham and Mr.. Ander-
ST wa~e killed in an automobile
:cGanr Wednesday afternoon.
'a59v. cea miles for here. E. B.
C.aaanl. husband of Mrs. Ora
ham. vas seriously injured in the
.a,.&s1c.
T. double services were at
Pleasant Meadow Baptist church.
.coctvc-ed by the Rev. C. Clyde
Prime. Burial followed in the
.c.vyc2 cemetery. arranged by
Haslwick funeral home.
Surviving Mrs. Graham, be-
~.ias aer husband. are two
daughters. Mrs. Buddy Suggs
and Mrs. Robert Curry, both of
'L0v.S: four sons. S. A. Small and
II. J. Small. of Loris, Corporal
Julius Small. stationed in San
A1.on,o. Texas, and Sergeant
Dayton Small. stationed in Ger
many; three sisters, Mrs. Bass
Anderson. Mrs. Bill Young ant
IIrs. Walter Sarvis, all of Lorls;
IA brother. Dudley Bender. or
VAUDEVILLE. \. c. and her father,
l. P. Ponder. of Loris.
Surviving Mr.. Aanderson are
his wife, the former Miss Queenle
Fender, of Loris. four brothers.
Bud Anderson and Rufus Ander-
son. both of Loris, Don Anderson,
1 Of Tabor City, and Jim Anderson
tLugoff; and a sister, Miss Allie
Anderson. of Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
Local Eastern Star
Chapter Convenes

The Tabor City Chapter, num-
Der 24O, Order of Eastern star
held a regular meeting Monday
evening in the Masonic Hall with
Mrs 2. w. Fonvielle, Worthy
Matron, presiding.
During the business session at,
tention was brought to the eau
for prayer from the worthy
Grand Matron of North Carollna
to be held February Is to Marcn
Is requesting that prayer De
made for all people everywhere
that peace will soon come. Eacn
member was also requested TO
visit a blood bank between rep,
r,1ary 1 and May 1, reallzlhg
that a pint of blood given w wo
ba q life saver. Eastern stars
wore reminded to take useo
clothes to the next meeting 70
he sent over seas to the Star
and Masonic families. : o,,
Mrs, Gussie Watson OF Green
Sea was initiated in the oroe Ell,
She was presented a corsage o.. by
the chapter at the close OF 'he
li' The mast and present organlsts
Of the chapter, Mrs. Tom An n;Ot
Ms NJ s'' !. S. Rogers, and Mrs; DICK \
G (, were honored. Mrs. DaVio
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07

Ralp Inman, founder OF the In
nan.Cox and Gore Funeral Home
purchased the interests of Till
man Gore and Carson Cox last
week and will operate the busl'
moss as exclusive owner IN the
f,,+1,re under the name, 1nman
Funeral Home.
Inman has been a partner III
tho business since it first began
IN 1910. It was originally cox
1nman Funeral home with w. r.
Gov here being one of the stock
holders. It was later changed 10
Iessup.Inman Funeral home 1ol.
loving Inman's three and one
half wear hitch in the Navy
The most recent partnership
has been with Gore and cox W WI N,
sold out their interests last
week. ,;oooe ir
+he funeral directing business
Innan has long been known a.
n a, Of the leading men in the
fold in this section. He has peer peer
licensed embalmer since l9o 81
when he completed a course al
Gupton Jones School OF Emoa a ~
no in Nashville, Tenn. Prior te
t ~: he graduated from Far
mont High school and YAK Mugs
Military Academy. -
During his tenure of service II II
the Navy, Inman was aWarue.
the good conduct service rioo .st
A static Pacific ribbon, and tne
presidential Unit Citation WIFI
five bronze stars.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
World Day Of Prayer
To Be Observed Friday
Methodist Women
Sponsor Event

Friday, February 9, has been
set aside as World Day of Prayer
in 80 countries, Miss Edith stat
ford, chairman of the World Day
OF Prayer, committee, of the Wo'
mans Society of Christian Ser
vice of the Saint Paul Methodist
Church announced this week.
Special services will be held at
the Saint Paul Methodist Church
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The public is invited to attend
the corporate service Of worship.
The World Day of Prayer IS
observation-disclosures, inter-raclal
and international. All churches,
fraternal, youth, charitable, civic
and social groups are invited to
icin the women Of the local Meth
odist Church. in making the day
a community wide service as
well as a worldwide symbol OF
fellowship.
The annual event is sponsored
by the women's devotional
groups throughout the world and
in this country by the United
Council OF Church Women, an
organization representing 10000
900 women.
in observance Of the World
Day of Prayer Mayor w. 4. Will
lianls has issued a proclamation
for Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
COUNTY RED
CROSS HEADS
ARE CHOSEN

c. NJ. Love and Mrs. E. Knox
Proctor will head the 1851 Red
Cross Roll Call in Columbus
County. Chapter Chairman VIM.
Edmunds announced last week.
Their acceptance was revealed
at an organization meeting at
which plans were developed for
the new Embarrassing campaign
to be conducted in March.
Love is a Whiteville lumber
company executive, member of
City Council, a leading Shriner
and one of the county's most
civic-minded citizens.
In a brief statement of &C,
ceptance at the chapter meeting,
he declared that I'm depending
on the county to do this job
and added:
Charlie Love can't do it but
the people can do it. We can
find time to do anything we
personally want to do"
Calling attention to the needs
of the men in the Armed Forces
for Red Cross services, Love de-
clared that "the least we can do
is give our tine and dollars tC
raise Red Cross funds"
Mrs. E. Knox Proctor, the CO.
chairman of the 1851 campaign.
has long been active in Red
Cross. Currently, she is recording
secretary Of the chapter.
Several business matters were
discussed at last nights chapter
meeting. Mrs. Marion Everett:
Red Cross field representative.
was here to confer with members
of the Executive Committee.
Mrs. Louise anderson, eXecu'
w. se.iete>i 800 tn chapter
since early in December, an
nounced that there had been an
increase in home service cases
most of them having to do with
military.
In December there were 81
cases and N January there were
As.
First aid classes, which had
been delayed this year because
of a lack of certified instructors.
were given the green light last
night when Mrs. Everett revealed
that former instructors could os
re.certified without a renewal
course. This concession has been
granted to meet the present
emergency, she said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
BAPTIST SURVEY
TO BE HELD
BY MT. TABOR

A number of persons have
been selected by the Mt. Tabor
Baptist church to conduct a Re
ligious Survey on Sunday, Feb
ruary II. Workers who will hold
this survey are scheduled tc
meet at the church tonight (Wed
nesday) for instructions concern
ing the survey.
P. C. Can't, minister, this
week urged all workers to attend
the Wednesday meeting if at
all possible so that they might
better understand the procedure
in collecting information during
the survey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
MEANEST MAN
PAYS VISIT
TO TABOR CITY

Tabor City can now claim that
"the meanest man in the world
has visited here.
Last Thursday night the mean
est man, identity unknown, went
in the local post office and stole
the container that March OF
Dimes contributions had been
placed in since the middle OF
January.
The post office employees here
has been encouraging persons to
drop their surplus change in the
container and believed that 1t
had about $500 in money in it
at the time the thief swiped it.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
i ocalGirl Wins Car
In Polio Funds Drive
Sarah Carroll Gets
New Ford At
Drawing

Miss Sarah Carroll, employee
10 II :. Cox Furniture Com
v,r, arye. who gave ne" Piggy
p,r,, savings in the amount of
t%> - the March of Dimes, was
49, winner o. the 1851 March of
n -, automobile which was
sn,-trS At the polio dance in
~. Nr-.oral Guard Armory in
Ur,.-....:a last Wednesday even,
~
~. Ga.veI. % years of age.
-. tsughter of c. D. Carroll
.~s 49,. ,s.s Mrs. Carroll.
The 1871 Ford two-door sedan
rss purchased from Wooten Mo,
.,rs o. CaaGhourn as a campaign
incentive.
he ". Ray. polio fund chair
n,a, 10. he county. said that re-
sr..s OF me campaign to date
Az 70 known and instructions
-o~, ne State campaign head
o~s.5rS are to extend the fund
rss,.Yz campaign until the coun-
vs. quota Of $4,000 is reached.
Ms Ebert Shelley, chairman
q. r Tabor City March o.
Dimes Dg.ve. announced this
w., no Tabor City contribu-
.ors . date amount to SS92.SS.
:. sal I greatly appreciate
- s9coerat:Hr shown in all the
,.-.-an,- here in raising this
,r-an.s amount" Mrs. Shelley
as, 20 med out the services OF
Ms :. mice Carroll who assist
....r - I1,s--A
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
Columbus Paving
Is Completed
During January

Ten miles of road improve
ments were finished in Columbus
County during January, the
State Highway Commission an
nounced today.
Resurfacing of three and one
half miles on Route 214 in Lake
Waccamaw was completed as
we'll as resurfacing of sections OF
US "a and 76 between Boltor
and Delco for six and one-halt
miles.
Official year-end figures show
that the State Highway Commits
sion has completed 46.4 per cent
Cor SSH miles, of the 12.090
mile secondary road paving goal
set by Governor Scott two year.
ago. Approximately one-fourth o:
the 35.0C0mile sterilization PFC
gram was finished by the enc
OF 1850, and more work was in
progress on the Primary roa(
system than at any time in the
Commissions history.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
CAGERS LOSE
TO ROCKINGHAM

Rockingham high schools bas-
He,ball team defeated the Red
Devils at Williams high school
gymnasium last Thursday night
oE the score of STAT. Bermey
Stevens set the scoring pace for
the locals with Is points. Gene
Burroughs and Bill Rogers scor,
ed nine points each.
The local Jaycees beat the
Rockingham Jaycees 1881 in a
preliminary match. Sam Walden
scored Ten points and Horace
SpITey tailed 9.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
Ralph INMAN BUYS PARTNERS
nJTT TN FUNERAL HOME DEAL

The Inman Mutual Funeral AS
ISOLATION is operated in connecc'
ton with the funeral home.
The Inman family now occu'
pies the apartment upstairs in
the funeral home. They have
three children, Margaret, Ben
and Don. Mrs. Inman has taught
the seventh grade at the local
elementary school for some time,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
SPOTLICHTERS To PRESENT
THE Skull" FEBRUARY Il

With last Saturday nights
"work party" gathering il the
garage recreation room, Of the
r. C. Soles residence, come o:
the finia.ling tcsici~s Wert pu;
Oh the detailed arrangements fc.'
the February % presentation Of
"The Skull" by the local Spot.
lighters, a piaynlaking group.
The meeting was one OF We:
and mcrriment and II.s. kath.
ryn Jackson, director Of the play.
pointed out speech faults 10 tAc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07

actors through the use OF a wire
recording machine.
Tie &dVert.9:Mg committee has
COZ? o!ctcA ,.....s's :2gen.e1lts for
rroy2rly promoting the produc-
ion and several large posters
have been painted and are ready
for display.
Ms. Soics worked with, the
co.. June cc.nnictCc and later
~e:Eed refreshments to those at
tcL4.cG the work party"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
TN NEW APARTMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob White are
now residing in the w. H.
Shelley, Jr!, apartment. They
have been at home with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. White,
since moving from Atlanta dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Brown were
called to Savannah, Ga. Monday
night on account of the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. G. r
Grower.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS the United Council of Church wo5r and as
a>ed Friday, February g. 1851 as World Lay "
u'lne hcp is a world need today ,ro,or of the town
NOW THEREFORE I, w. A. Williams u ay q 1851 as
Of Tabor City do hereby proclaim Friday @ and call upon
world Day Of Prayer" in the town OF !a taon to attend
world day of Prayer meeting; and if the da's in their
are make this impossible urge them u The citizens
oaS minute oe 0f in the of World
Day Of Prayer
witness and SEAL
W. A. Williams
Mayor of the town of Tabor City
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Reece Burroughs
and V. R. Burroughs, Jr. visited
Miss Rebecca Burroughs at Cox
er College, Huntsville, Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-04

Aunt Jemimas the only pancakes
that give you Iightness p<Hs
Aunt Jemimas' <zNke <zAN0R.
Naturally, you want lightness in your pancakes
But you'll agree it takes more than lightness
to make pancake perfect. Pancakes must have
superb favor, too. That's why you'll prefer Aunt
Jemmas For only Aunt Jemimas give you both
Evening star., 1951-12-09
BeuIe
Continued From Page d..

\SoAAG4AA0CU CIUlU rage D-l.J
globe mingled at the Robert Nc
Clintocks' smallish cocktail party
the other afternoon. 1t was their
first sociable do since they acquired
their new house on Foxhall road
which they bought when they re-
turned from their diplomatic post
in Brussels three months ago.
They're exponents of the small and
numerous party so that one gets
a chance to visit with all ones
friends eventually.
Selected for the National War
College course after two years at
our embassy in Belgium, Bob had
invited some of his colleagues from
the other services. There was Capt.
Tom Hogan who sank % Japanese
ships during World War II and
Col. Jack Hilger who went on the
famous Doolittle raid over Tokyo
and is just back from command
ing the B-29 group on Okinawa
which has. been responsible for
the heavy bombardment in Korea.
Jimmy Polk, who is fresh from
duty as intelligence officer for
the 9th Army in Korea, was also
there. All three men were accom-
panied by their wives. The COM
mandant of the National War
College. 1t. Gen. H. r. Bull and
his wife also dropped by. and the
Ed Pages-he is the State Depart
ment's deputy for the college.
Lovely looking Luz Osa chatted
with Gaby and Rod O'Connor and
Chris Merillat. who was saying
hello to friends he hadn't seen in
two years or more. He's been with
the E. c. A. in London and is the
first z. c. A. man to be elected to
the National War College course.
Pretty Chilean-born Elena Nc
Clintock said that she had had
word from the Earl and Countess
Jellicoe, who left here midst much
regret on both sides last summer.
They report that they have at
last found a house in Brussels.
The McClintocks' own former
abode in Brussels, which they in
herited from Doug and Wahwee
Macarthur who in turn had gotten
1t from JEFF Patterson who had
installed all the latest American
|gadgets and conveniences, has
now been taken over by the Chad
wick Braggiottis. A very attrac-
tive young American Foreign Ser
vice couple whose popularity
spread the minute they arrived
over there, he is the brother of
Francesca Braggiotti Lodge, wife
|of Connecticut's Governor John
Davis Lodge, former U. S. Repre-
sentative here. Attractiveness.
humor and talent runs in the
Braggiotti family.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
By Frank SortweII, Jr.

Gov. and Mrs. Gordon Brown
ing of Tennessee will come to town
Friday to be the guests of that
States local organization at a re-
ception and dance at 9 o'clock that
night in the Wardman Park Ho-
tel.
The Governor, who served as
Congressman here from 1923 to
1885, will be received with due
ceremony-a motorcade, the ac-
tual rolling out of an actual red
carpet Qet's hope the fate OF
Agamemnon Is not visited or
him), songs in his honor, and SC
forth.
The society even suggests that
Gov. Browning may be prevailed
on to sing a bit himself-prefer.
ably the Tennessee Waltz" which
Mr.. Browning has recorded. (Se
fine a State really deserves bet
ter song.)
Mr.. D. c.. Daniel, secretary Of
the Federal Trade Commission
and past president of the Tennes-
see State Society, will lead in caro-
singing during intermission.
The receiving line will bulge
with Tennesseans who have
achieved fame in the Capital
Commandant of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. Clifton B. Gates, ASST
ant Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Knox T. Hutchinson, the
Tennessee congressional delega-
ton, United States judges from
the State and of course, Presi-
dent of the society, William M
Burkhalter, and his wife.
X
The Alabama Society is chang
ing it's party night tn FRIDAY Mics
Evening star., 1951-12-09
State Societies

Helen E. Pitman, president, say:
that there were quite a few com
plants about the society dancin;
on week nights. so the weekend
date will now obtain. The nev
policy begins with a congressional
reception January Is.
Miss Pitman also announced
that the groups 1951-52 member
ship cards are available from Miss
Eva Hammond in Representative
George Andrews office, room
1874, New House Office Building
National 1920, extension 1451.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

The Michigan Society will have
a play party. fun frolic-it says
so itself-from 8 o'clock Tuesday
night in the Legion Hall. Third
and D streets Sc.
Singing, dancing, all the beer
|you can drink, unlimited lunch,
movies of the Michigan State
Pennsylvania State football game,
and even. it is said, some sitting
in corners, are expected.
X X \
Delawareans here will celebrate
Christmas on Monday. December
II. at $3.50 o'clock in the Women's S
City Club, 1888 I street NV.
All the f1xin's will be on hand
Santa. carol singers, distribution
|of member-brought gifts and re-
IfreShmentS.
Evening star., 1951-12-09

The Kentucky Society is holding
its military ball-billed as gala
and colorful affair"-at 10 o'clock
Friday evening in the main ball.
room of the Shoreham Hotel.
All Kaintuck servicemen in the
area are invited to come in uni
form. A long list of "brass"-
generals. admirals and the like
have already signed aboard.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-26

house; that copy thereof be for
warded to Mrs. Simmons; and, as
further mark of respect to the
memory of Mr.. Simmons, that the
House do now adjourn"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-05-26

time while his secretary brought
it.
During this interval, he gave a
brief speech IN the hating French
he'd picked up in previous visits.
He stated that he was proud to
De Runyon Fund member to help
tight cancer all over the world
His speech was greeted with bra
woes.
Following his speech, Justin
Godart, president of the French
campaign against cancer, made a
speech overlooking with praises
for Sugar Ray and the Runyon
Cancer Fund.
The kisses came after several
such speeches when the historic
moment arrived. Leaning over and
confiding to the crowd: "Now |
get a chance to kiss Mrs. Presi-
dentp
He kissed her in the traditional
French manner-once on each
cheek. When the photographers
asked for a repeat-Mme. Auriol
blushingly stepped up again and
the ceremony was repeated.
Robinson will make similar pres
entations from the Runyon Fund
all over Europe. While there, he
will also present his share of the
purse in a fight Monday night
with Kid Marcel-French welter-
weight champion.