davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

Columbus County has an Off
cial population of 50,621-a gair
of 1913 percent over the 1916
population.
Census figures for the county
and it's subdivisions were releas
ed today through the office OF
Representative F. Ertel Carlyle
! in Washington.
The official figures for White
vile as shown in the 1850 census
report, gave a population count
of 4,238- more than double that
of the next largest twon, which
lis Chadbourn. Tabor City is
third.
The 1850 census report shows
the population of the various in,
corporated communities as fol-
lows:
Whiteville-4,23S, up in 1927
from 3,O01 in 1910.
Chadbourn-2,10 3, up 527 from
1876 in 1910.
Tabor City-2,033, up 4S1 from
1,552 in 1910.
Bolton - COG, down 154, from
760 in 1910.
Brunswick 100, down 81 from
1927 in 1910.
Cerro Gordo - 265, down ia
from 379 in 1910.
Delco - PSI, down 6 from 263
in 1910.
Evergreen 245, down "a from
|279 in 1910.
Fair Bluff, 056, up SO from
$40 in 1910.
! Lake Waccamaw-577, up 146
from 429 in 1910.
Most people were fairly well
acquainted with the population
of municipalities, but few have
any idea of population figures by
townships. The census report
from Representative Carlyle
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Lewis Floyd
Marriage

On Thursday afternoon, July
10Th, Mrs. Ruth Williams Floyd
and William Bernice Lewis were
united in marriage in a quiet, i'm
pressive ceremony at the home
of their pastor, Rev. Joel S. John
son in Fairmont. For the occasion
the bride chose a lovely dress Of
navy summer chiffon with which
she used white accessories anc
an orchid corsage.
Immediately following the Ger
emory, at which Rev. johnson
officiated, the couple left for
trip to Western North Carolina
Virginia, and Washington. I'm
mediate members of both famil
les were the only invited guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will make
their home near Fairmont where
he has farming interests.
The bride is the daughter Of
the late John Williams and Bon
ME Grimsley Williams, and the
bridegroom is the son of the late
Richard Won Lewis and ORE
Hedgpeth Lewis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
HAD BRICK IN HIS
STOMACH 10
YEARS!

A man said for 10 years he
felt like he had a brick in his
stomach, due to undigested food
he always had inside of him. He
was weak, WORKOUT, headachy
and swollen with gas.
Recently he got CERTA-V1N
and says the feeling like a brick
disappeared the second day. This
new medicine is helping many
Tabor City sufferers. It makes
your food digest faster and bet
ter. Taken before meals, it works
with your food. Gas pains 60
Inches of bloat vanish! Contains
herbs and Vitamin 81 with Iron
to enrich the blood and makes
nerves stronger. Weak, miserable
people soon feel different all
over. So don't go on suffering.
Get CERTA.VIN - Harrelson's
Pharmacy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Eating Is Necessary,
Also Mighty Pleasant

~s us say they live to eat,
; others claim they eat to
r. !: any -a.e i would sure be
+; > i'm many people who
E. .sn;cv ;.s thought of a big,
r; s:sak and some French
f. ca.:.- 5 4 necessity and it
r. c3r De pleasant. But there are
r. folks who can't enjoy good
kw i lUSt doesn't seem to
he with them. If you're one Of
Ssss :2iks because Of deficiencies
| V.:a...nS B.. B., Iron and Mia
re- ,:.> article IS intended
ry.~
f C.v I. EouSley. who lives at
i. .!:a ST.. San Diego, Calf. was
h 0: those folks who couldn't
ktcy food without having after
r. distress. but not any more.
Housley heard how HADA-
b. TaS helping folks suffering
b. thaSa deficiencies and began
81:
Es:s b: ". Housley,S statement:
:, ar 70 years of age and have
nervous stomach condition
cutie some time. Couldn't eat
f:ly anything. Back in my home
n ! bought a bottle of HAD
POI and before the first bottle
ssole. could tell a difference.
taa came to San Diego and
E.in': get 1t here. / sent back
Atlanta for it. Now, thank God,
have il on the market here
{. have a supply in my house.
only that. but I'm telling all
trends what HADACOL has
neg. ne. I sleep well, eat any
can get and feel wonder
)! ccu.d 60 on and on praising
I.aCOL, is done so much for
ADACOL Can Help You
A; 60 through life putting up
stomach that is easily up
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

set, that causes you gas pains
h eartburn sour riSingS after
meals, stomach that will not di-
gest food properly; yes, if due to
lack of Vitamins B., b., Niacin
and Iron, you can overcome the
deficiencies which are causing
these miseries by taking HADA-
COL, which contains those prec-
ious elements.
Start taking HADACOL right
away and if you do not get the
results you expect your money
will be Immediately refunded.
HADACOL costs only SIPS for a
trial size bottle. Large family
economy size, $3.50. There is only
one true and genuine HADACOL.
Recommended by many doctors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
DIR. L. M. Medlin
Host To Club

DR.. L. M. Medlin was host tc
the local Mems Bridge Club at
his home in Conway Thursday
evening. DR.. H. G. Cameron re-
ceived the high score award and
DR.. r. c. HARRISON, Jr. took the
low.
Refreshments were served at
the conclusion of play.
Guests were DR.. Cameron, DR.
HARRISON, Willard Wright, Ed.
win Wright, James Cox, Ben Ne.
smith, III, and Oliver Prince.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

DO be particularly careful to watch crankcase oil
level on long trips.
DO remember to switch tires and to watch pres
sure, especially on hot days.
DO wash your car once week to remove road
film and chemicals.
20 sit in comfortable. erect position and rest
frequently.
% keep the windshield free Of dust and dirt at
all times
DO give your car Lubricare treatment.
DO remember that most drivers can get 10 per
cent more miles per gallon by observing econ
omy rules.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

Margaret Inman has returned
from Greenville where she visit
ed Jane Blue.
Jerry Lynn Brown of Hattis-
burg, Miss. is visiting in the
home of her ccousin, Mrs. Billy
Dorman, and Mr.. Dorman.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Davis of
Dillon visited Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Dorman Tuesday evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
County Population Gains

gives following totals for the
cocunty's Is townships:
Bogue, 1923; Bolton, 1,441;
Bug Hill, 1857; Cerro Gordo,
2,64S; Chadbourn, 5,0S3; Fair
Bluff, 2,577; Lees, 1880; Ran.
som, 1904; South Williams, 5,31S;
Tatum, 1928; Waccamaw, 1,214;
Welches Creek, 1855; Western
Prong, 1866; Whiteville, 1O,O61;
Williams, 4,056.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Mrs. Westmoreland
Entertains Club

Mrs. c.. G. Westmoreland enter.
tanned the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge Club at her home yester-
day. Mrs. B. l.. Nesmith, Jr won
the high score award.
At the conclusion of play re-
freshments were served by the
hostess to Mrs. Nesmith, Jr., Mrs.
B. L. Nesmith, III, Mrs. J. M
McGougan, Mrs. Earle Floyd
Mrs. J. B. HardWick, Mrs. ]. P.
Brown, and Mrs. D. ]. Hughes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

Mrs. B. A. Carroll and sons, Joe
and Jimmy, have joined Mr.. Gar.
rell for a several week stay on
the Live Oak, Florida tobacco
market.
Mrs. j. ]. Council and son, JIM
my, of Philadelphia, and Dalton
Ward of Orlando, Fla. are visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Ward.
*
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo F. Thonp.
kins and daughter, Frances
Keith, of Conway visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Ward.
Sunday.
Mrs. Letha Butler of the Crick-
ct Gift shop, is returning today
from a buying trip to. Atlanta.
Ga.
| Deland Leonard who is attend.
ling High Point college summer
school spent the weekend here at
his home.
H. P. HARRISON has returned
from the Veterans hospital, Fay
etteville where he was a patient
for several weeks.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Leggette
and sons, Wayne and Tony, left
Saturday for a ten day trip tc
Mays Head and New York City.
Mrs. H. B. Barnes and daugh
ter, Sallie, of Wilson spent last
week with her mother, Mrs. D. ]
Hughes. Mr.. Barnes joined then
for the weekend and they accom-
panied him home.
Mrs. Edwin McTier and sons
Tom and Edwin, Jr. of Beaufort
visited in the home Of her sister
Mrs. S. L. Jackson, and Mr.. Jack
son last week. Mrs. Jackson anC
Miss Caroline Jackson accompan
led them to Beaufort for a visit
| Eddie Pearce Of Winston Salem,
is visiting here with his father
Ed Pearce, and Mrs. Pearce:
*
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Caruso anc
daughter, Josephine, are spend
ing this week at Carolina Beach
The Joe Caruso family of New
Bern and Mrs. S. Caruso are or
the party.
F. C. Kelley and Phil Hughes
have returned from a business
trip in the Sand Hill Section" Of
North Carolina.
David Simon and Miss Mill
cent Simon spent some time last
week at Myrtle Beach.
.
Joan Strickland is spending
this week with Nell and Monte
Long in Bethel.
Joe H. Anderson has returned
from a three week trip to Soutf
Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Lou
Iisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas anc
Texas. He was accompanied on
part of the trip by his sister
Mrs. w. R. Lewis, of Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Bruton ano
children, Robert and Betsy, are
spending this week at Ocean
Drive Beach. They have as theil
guest Gloria Stevens of Charles
ton.
| y
| Miss Sylvia Ann Pearce has
returned from a visit with
friends and relatives in Winston
Salem.
y
R. H. Nye of Lumberton was
the dinner guest of Mrs. E. Z
Baldwin Thursday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Floyd, Jr.,
of Newport News, Va, have an
nounced the birth of a daughter,
Betty Florence, Monday, July 16
at the Newport News hospital.
He is a son of Mrs. E. G. Floyd
of Fairmont.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

Turpentine is a livelihood to
10000 families in the South.
Number of people at work on
farms totaled half million less
in May than a year ago, accord
ing to USDA reports.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

DON'T neglect inspection and adjustment Of brakes
before starting q long trip.
DON'T allow CRIME and dirt to accumulate on
chrome Clean as frequently necessary
DON'T take chances with improperly aimed head
lights Your safety is at stake.
DON'T put off having the air cleaner cleaned and
reflled with new oil.
DON'T forget in warm weather your battery needs
water frequently Check it often
DON'T block vision with gadgets and stlckers.
DON'T drive faster than conditions warrant, DON'T
run risks on the highway and don't drive if you
are fatigued.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
IROUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Kermit Ward is a patient in the
James Walker hospital, Whining.
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Don t Ignore rirst
Pigns of Trouble

;0nny how folks will keep
: Of doing something about
,ay they feel. They'll keep
,a&!.y automobile in fine
-s order, but too often they
), " ;5noce the first signs of
y ABOUT their physical well
, :; nov, a lot of folks read
:, :'aOACOL pretty regularly
= II Ene news almost every
~, and they discover that
). Else has been feeling the
IS sS0 %e:e feeling and by TAX
T:oACOL soon felt fine
{ t y read case after case
D "2aoACOL with its Vita
! - p o; Niacin and Iron has
j., 'G;as suffering such def
..s :ha.IE they try HADA-
;cI 5 rom then on out these
2 'f H. no kept putting off
e,s '., ~ are its biggest
%, - 'a are encouraging 9TH
| " put off taking HAD
N, W iE;aScus Dee starkey, 1866
led bha ', City, Kansas, was
Vie rs, stomach disturbances
aCoT 'Sght him a bottle of
i ~ because she had heard
3 s, %SS DONG for folks suf-
;er NIL. deficiencies and Mr..
sae 5 5H% =, says he blesses the
's:, : Mr. Sankey's statement:
nd s ;r1 taking HADAcoL, I.
aca n t:H stomach distress af-
ME borac could hardly work.
'AC0L a Ign me a bottle of
She d. ana .I | will bless the
saaderf,,,I nlS for me. I took
Eel; w., vi! discovery and after
!: ,resultSya las actually surprised
! q rbo1 us rs. | have nou1 t,Lon
~ 'S o,;H bottles, and that
'SCOL and md continue taking
'0 commend it."
ao,coRF Remember
''eDs:s,ilos, that wonderful
'n sin g
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

blessed relief for your lndlgestloh'.
stomach disturbances (gas' near.
burn. sour "risings" after mealS)'
as we'll as that general rundown
condition and annoying aches ana
Mains when they are due to a lack
of Vitamins b., b., Iron ana Ma
Gin in your system.
Only One Genuine HADACoh
Don't go through life suffering
,,,hsn relief may be as close at
f haaa as 't from these deficiencies.
I Buy HApAcoL today; w.: Trial 3lm sj1s
e eS,e y size, $3.50 Refuse s; suD std
t,,es There's only one true an
genuine HADAcoL. Reeommeno
ed nv many doctors. 9.
Evening star., 1951-10-28

Only someone who had known
Vindabel very well indeed would
know him by the name of Jasper,
DR.. Shay reasoned, and the use of
the name by an attractive woman
whom he couldn't place would
shock him into a search of his
memories, and his forgotten past
would rise up and overwhelm him
during the game of chess, and DR..
Shay would win.
Cathy thought Vindabel would
be somewhat embarrassed at not
being able to recognize her, but
would forget the incident in five
minutes.
ON THE night of the game the
experiment went as planned. Cathy
spoke to Vindabel, called him Jas
per, gave him both her hands like
an old friend, and talked to him
for a while, and then walked on.
Vindabel was thoroughly startled,
and as embarrassed as Cathy had
predicted. When he came in to the
chess game he was preoccupied
and lost his queen in seven moves
and resigned. DR.. Shay won the
championship.
49," | said, as Ireland paused,
another triumph for science.
But what does all this have to do
with the Glinka blackmail case2"
added.
well. after Cathy Jordan spoke
to him, Vindabel called his chauf-
fer and told him to follow her.
After the game he was able to find
her again. and she eventually told
him the whole story of the expert
Continued on page %
Evening star., 1951-10-28

walk as he entered the club and
speak to him, as if she were an old
friend. She was to say, why,
Jasper! Hello!" DR.. Shay had
learned that Findlay Vindabel's
first name had originally been
Jasper.
He had completely dropped the
name, not even retained the ini-
tial. and DR.. Shay thought that
was significant too.
1t seemed to Cathy Jordan that
anyone might reasonably drop the
first name of Jasper, and Findlay
Vindabel was certainly enough
name in itself without making it
J. Findlay Vindabel, but DR.. Shay
succeeded in interesting her in
wondering what might happen. so
she went along with the expert
ment.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
A PARTY TO BLACKMAIL
Continued from page eight

Continued from page eight
affection. Indeed - acutely pain
full. DR.. Shay explained his idea to
a friend of his, a woman, an ac-
tress. She was a rather good
actress, and her name was Cathy
Jordan.
DR.. Shay hoped to marry her.
He said that as a psychologist he
thought the striking difference be-
tween Vindabel himself and the
style of chess he played indicated
something in Vindabel's past that
had been violently repressed and
only came to the surface in his
game. DR.. Shay thought it could
have been some sort of romantic
experience. years before. He knew
Vindabel had never married.
Cathy Jordan was no psycholo-
gist, but she said she thought it
might only mean the man was shy.
and the real warmth of his nature
came out in his chess.
Bur DR.. Shay was convinced the
anomaly indicated something
more concrete. Concrete enough,
he said. that if it was well enough
shaken up it would crack Vinda-
bells chess game right down the
middle.
He asked Cathy Jordan to help
him in an'experiment. On the next
Monday evening. when he was
scheduled to play Vindabel the
game that would decide the club
championship, Cathy was to meet
Vindabel accidentally on the side
Evening star., 1951-10-28
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good and nourished!
Now here's proof that you're right!
In scientific tests, made by State University,
Quaker Oats comes out Number One OF all Ia
leading cereals! Yes, Quaker Oats is so superior
in life-giving protein, it beat all the others:
Quaker Oats was even proved better in growth
protein than well.known baby cereals.
No wonder doctors say the more often young
Evening star., 1951-02-09

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Evening star., 1951-02-09
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-25
TWO WILLIAMS CHILDREN TO ATTEND U. OF WASH.

Marjorie and Rodney Williams, daughter and son of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Williams, left Sunday on the Aleutian to attend the University of Washington at Seattle. Rodney is a senior in mining engineering and Marjorie is entering her fresh man year. She will take a general course.
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Nuture's
By liIIion Cox Athey

I Loins of liz tons of rich red
meat were stripped from the car
casS before the removal of the
spare ribs which weighed about IA
tons. The internal organs filling
the abdominal cavity added an
other 10 tons.
When the heart was removed
1t tipped the scales at mere $50
pounds. This member is highly
priced. The thick covering is
processed for drum head
Buddhist style. The flank blubber
fastened on the under side is re-
moved prior to the detachment of
the great head from the backbone
BY the time the baleen or whale
bone is removed from the roof of
the mouth, the fencing and dis
membering operation has produced
a mountain Of blubber, bone and
meat. After the gigantic task was
completed, the total weight was
100000 pounds. It took 80 men
working swiftly with long razor
sharp knives hours and As min
utes. Nothing about the whale was
overlooked. Even the brittle whiskers
on the round chin was broken off
at the roots and slowed away.
The value of whale products ex-
ceeded $27 900. Without shrink
age from salting it would have
been much more The meat, which
is not considered of much i'm
portance, was actually worth twice
as much as the oil.
Evening star., 1951-01-25

Mother-Please eat everything
on your plate, darling. The doc
tor says you don't eat enough.
See. daddy and I had the same
food you did and we have eaten
it all.
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Heaviest Whale.

Here is a whale of story. The
tongue of the captured one weighed
3 tons and was removed from 8
lower jawbone % feet long.
| I am indebted to 1t. Col. Waldor
G. Winston for the facts ano
figures of the largest whale to be
accurately weighed. Larger whales
have been caught, but not weighed
1t was the job of the colonel to see
that the Japanese comply with in
ternational whaling regulations ano
directives issued by soap and tc
insure efficiency of operation.
This blue whale broke all previous
records. When lying on its back
the chief inspector climbed ur
the steep ventral grooves and bulg-
ing side as if he were mountain
climber. The tail f1ukeS measured
20 feet from tip to tip.
Usually whale is hoisted on its
side to the f1enching deck. Tackled
at once by trained men ready to
reduce the mammoth creature to
chunks that can be piled on the
ships scales. Longitudinal Incl
sions are first made through blubber
from head to tail. Then great
strips of it are removed in the
order of the inciSions. Large
amounts of dorsal and ventral blub-
ber are taken out and stacked in a
pile. Often the blubber is detached
bV the helm of small WincheS con-
viently placed on the deck.
Evening star., 1951-01-25
axe NV Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

Wagnalls New College Standard:
school. Webster's New Collegiate:
sole; say-OOL; New Century: suh-
DOL. Thorndike Century: say-OOL.
Words: The New Dictionary: say
DOL; SAY-ull; sole. Winston's:
school. Macmillan's: school.
Greet's World Words (CBS): sah-
DOL; syuh-ool. NBC Handbook:
school.
You see? All you have to do is
look in the dictionary
Webster Groves: What is this
word "plethora???-A. C.
A. It's a book word meaning
"overabundance; too muchness. u
(By book word" I mean word
that does not occur in converse
tion) Pronounce it: PLETH-uh-
rub.
Orange: notice the words "petits
fours" on a menu. Will you please
explain the term?-Mrs. S. j. r.
A. Petits fours are small, deco
rated tea cakes. The French pro-
nunciation is put-tee FOOR (both
SIS are silenD. Most Americans
however, say PET-ee FORES. The
Evening star., 1951-01-25
Words to Watch.


Do not rhyme hostage with post
age. The first syllable of hostage
should rhyme with "joss," thus:
HOSS- -tidge.
A similar word to watch is post
humous. The first syllable is not
like the word post. Rhyme it with
Joss OSS-cho-muss.
Do not accent the pit" in the
word hospitable, as ''hoss-PIT-uh-
b1." That pronunciation is Gus
tomary in Great Britain, but not
good American usage. Better say:
HOSS-pi-tuh-b1.
Wichita: Ever since the war be-
gan in Korea I have been puzzline
over all the different radio pro-
nunciations of the name Seoul
Give us the lowdown on it, won't
you, Pancho?-J. A. B.
A. Since I know nothing of the
Korean language, let's take look
at the dictionaries. Webster's New
International: school; School
The American College Dictionary
sah-ool; syuh-ool. Kenyon Knots
say-OOL: sAY-ool; sole. Funk &
Evening star., 1951-01-25
A One-Minute Test OF You
NetGs knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
BY Tom Henry

!. MARK E T-Why have
margin requirements In stock
market purchases been in
creased from so to 1877?
2. RKER S-Can you
name our Secretary of Labor
who Is against increasing the
work week beyond 48 hours?
3. SOLDIERS-What rank
has been dropped by the
Army?
4. TEES-Why is the Bing
Crosby national pro amateur
golf tournament called the
most important" tourna-
ment in the world?
5. QUOTES What COVER
nor said: 1.-THE last vestige of
isolation left the shores Of
America on the wings Of the
plane that carried the first
atomic bomb to Hiroshima?
Answers.
!. AS an imitation curb.
z. Maurice ]. Tobin. 8. Re
cruit." Hereafter rockies dur
ing their 4-month training
period will be called privates
for morale reasons. 4. All
receipts from ticket sales
$4,000 this year go to
charity; tournament winner
was retired golfer Byron Mel
son. 5. James j. Byrnes, new
Governor of South Carolina.
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