davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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for all of the distrits. DR.. Miller
pointed out that the City of Will
mington has a plan, that each of
the Special Districts have separate
plans, and that the State Board
Unit schools have a plan now in
operation. DR.. Miller stated that
there is little justification for these
varying sick leave plans and point
ed out that the State Board Of Ed
ucation has adopted a policy of
cumulative sick leave up to 40 days
which can be reached at the rate
of 10 days per year. This means
that teacher who has not lost any
time for A years has a total of 40
days sick leave due in the event of
an emergency. 1t also means that
if a teacher is sick for 5 days a
year, based on the accumulation of
10 days per year, this teacher
would be eligible for 20 days at the
end of the same 4 year period. DR..
Miller pointed out that these latter
provisions are policy, if the minor
revision to the law is enacted.
1t is anticipated that the New
Castle and the Kent County Com
prehensive High Schools will be
completed before the end of the
next biennium. To avoid having
stand idle until funds are
appropriated, a request for an ap-
to operate these
schools when they are completed
is being made. The request is in
two parts-the first for 100000
for equipment and the second for
salaries and operation costs
amounting to $4,000 in the case
of the New Castle school. 1892, 1868
is being requested for salaries and
for the Kent County
school.
In accordance with the Unified
School Legislation Committee re-
commendation, the State Board of
Education has approved a request
Smyrna times., 1951-01-18

to amend the disability retirement
law so that an individual is eligible
for disability retirement after Is
years of service rather than 25 as
the law now stands.
DIR. Miller pointed out that the
proceeds of the sale of State Board
Unit properties are deposited in
the General Fund while the pro-
ceeds of the sale of Special Dis
trict properties are deposited with
the Special District. An amend
ment to the current law is re-
quested which gives the State
Board of Education jurisdiction
over the moneys received from the
sale of properties. These moneys
would be used for building, re-
building, or the construction of
additions to buildings under the
jurisdiction of the State Board of
Education.
The State Board of Education is
in sympathy with the development
of a program of kindergarten edu-
cation, according to DR.. Miller. He
stated that the State Board of Ed
ucation, however, is cognizant of
the many limitations to full State
support of such a program and the
necessity for the development of
other programs of education which
more adequately meet the needs of
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the children who are currently the
responsibility of the public schools.
AS a result, a limited program of
kindergarten education support is
being recommended. This limited
program provides, after State
Board approval, for the ALLEGATION
of funds on the unit basis for each
25 kindergarten children and
makes the local district response
BILE for the school plant facilities,
Smyrna times., 1951-01-18

the transportation, and the teach
ing personnel.
The Federal Government has ap-
propriated $4,000 which must be
matched by $4,000 of Delaware
funds to provide for statewide
school plant survey. Such a survey
can analyze and evaluate our pres
ent school buildings, develop long
term recommendations, suggest re-
CONTINUED on Page Threel
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
NEGRO DANCE
SCHEDULED
FRIDAY NIGHT

Negro persons attending the
Carolinas Yam Festival Friday
are invited to attend a dance to
be held at Planters Warehouse
between 900 and 100 at which
time music by the Wilmington
Vets Orchestra will be available
Proceeds from this dance will be
given to the Tabor City Negro
school.
Advance sale of tickets was
going on this week at IS cents per
person and tickets will be avail
able at the door Friday night for
S1.00 per person.
The Baden County Training
School Negro band. from Eliza
BEETHOVEN, isfbeing sponsored by
the Negro Parent Teachers Asso-
citation here. Principal ]. D. Prid-
gen announced this week that
parents are urged to attend a
meeting at the Methodist church
tonight "wednesday. to COM
plete arrangements for sponsor.
ing this group at the Yam Festi-
J val.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
WOMAN'S CLUB
WINS GAVEL

The Tabor City Woman's club
won the attendance gavel for the
senior clubs at the District IL
meeting held in Hallshoro Sat
urdav. Mrs. ]. G. Sir glet.ory, pres
|ldent of the Tenth District pre-
sided.
Miss Ann Brooks McGougan
president of the local club made
the annual report for the CLUB
Mrs. J. Wilbur Bum. president
| of the North Carolina Federation.
and Mrs. Fred B. Bunch, Jr. 2nd
vice president of the federation
were the principal speakers.
The luncheon held in the school
cafeteria highlighted the social
activities of the meeting.
The Elizabethtown Junior Wo-
mans club won the attendance
eavel for the Juniors. Tabor City
clubwomen attending were Mrs,
J. C. Singletary, Mrs. Horace
Roberts, Mrs. R. B. Mallard, MRS
Deland Leonard, Mrs. J. Woody
High. Mrs. Fred M. Jernigan
Mrs. A. C. Edward, Mrs. Willard
Carroll, Mrs. Leon w. Billiard
Mrs. Ralph w. Spivey, Mrs. J. A.
Mills Mrs. C. H. Primer. Miss
Flora Bell Gore and Miss Anne
Brooks McGougan.
District 10 is composed OF CLUBS
in Baden. Columbus, Robson
and Scotland counties.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Hewett Gets
Package For
later City

Ruev Hewett, owner OF ROD
erts Clothing Company here. re-
ceived a package this week from
= s1it manufacturer who really
must have heard about Taool
Civ being the Yam Capltal OF
the world. The package was al
dressed" later City, N. e..
The sender apparently was q
LITTLE uncertain about the naille
Of the town and first wrote down
Labor City, N. c." he tnen
scratched through that ana maze
the address "Tater City, N. e..
and some post office some where mere
had made another notation Try
TABOR City, N. c." But at leaS,
some people around the wori ID
have heard about the taters II
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
DONKEY
BASEBALL
DATE CHANGED

The donkey baseball game
sponsored by the Tabor City A
merican Legion Post 101 origin
ally scheduled for Monday, Octo
Der %, has been changed to the
following night, Tuesday, Octo
Der %, and committees have been
busy the past few days lining
up teams for the gala event.
A country boys team will he
formed by Vernon Morris of
route one that will compete
against a town team being lined
by by Don Jernigan.
The baseball game will be play.
ed under the lights at Civitan
Field here at 7:45 and advance
ticket sales began this week.
The donkeys and other equip
ment is furnished by the H Bar
H Ranch of Weekawken. N. j..
and they generate their own
electric power. Proceeds from the
event will be split evenly between
the local Legion post and the H
Bar H Ranch organization. Funds
received by the Legion post will
be used in the Legion baseball
program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Local P.T.A.
Holds Initial Meet

The initial meeting of the Tab
or City Parent Teachers Associa'
ton was held in the school audi
forum Tuesday evening with
Mrs. R. P. Counts, newly elected
president, presiding.
During the business session
Mrs. Counts made honorable
mention of the past years &C
complishments under the direc
ton of Mrs. J. M. Soles, Jr., retir'
| ing president. 1t was pointed out
that good programs and attend
ance along with paying for a
piano in the amount of $500; the
construction of a walk to the
main building costing 500, and
the balance $150.59 in the trea'
sure were the highlights of the
accomplishments of activities for
last year. The P. T. A. also start
ed an outstanding ground I'M
provement project the past year
which is continued, Mrs. Counts
said.
Mrs. Marguerite Smiths room
won the attendance trophy for
the lower grades and Mr.. F. F.
Thompson's room in the higher
grades.
The door prizes went to Miss
Helen Butler and Joe Wood.
Committee chairmen named IN
cluded: Membership, Mrs. Ralph
Inman; Hospitality, Mrs. E. A.
Harling; Ways and Means. Mrs,
C. Garland Fowler, Mrs. S. T,
Rogers, nd Mrs. r. r. Rogers, Jr.;
Devotional, Mrs. Doc. Bruton;
Program, Mrs. w. w. Woody;
Home Room, Mrs. Leon Fon:
vielle; Publicity, Mrs. Deland
Leonard; Safety, Mrs. F. c. Nor
ris; Music, Mrs. Horace Roberts;
Social, Mrs. R. B. Mallard; and
Grounds, S. L. Jackson.
Rev. G.. w. Crutchfield was in
charge of the devotional which
proceeded the business session.
Open house was held at the
close of the meeting with re-
freshments being served and par
ents visiting teachers in the
home rooms.
There were 107 memberships
paid at the door Tuesday eve
ming, Mrs. Counts announced
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
FREEDOM
CRUSAD E
QUOTA MADE

A. E. Goldfinch, chairman or
the Crusade for Freedom drive
in Tabor City, this week reported
that to date he had received
$500 during the campaign eX'
ceeding the $1,000 quota set Tor
the local community.
Goldfinch said that other con:
tributions might yet be received
but that we had already passed
the quota and that he appreclat'
ed the cooperation with Wnlch
citizens responded to the drive
County Chairman Joe Mann OF
Whiteville was not available Tor
a report on the county as a wnoi 1
which has quota of nearly S4oo:
Funds raised in this drive Will
be used to carry the message OF
democracy to countries behlnd
the iron curtain. Millions OF bal
looms carrying messages and rad,
10 broadcasts will be financed
through this voluntary donation
system.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Eight-Mile Road
Project In
Brunswick Completed

Raleigh, Oct.-The State High
wav Commission completed the
hard-surfacing on an 8.4-miie
road project in Brunswick Coun'
ty during September, Chairman
H. W. Jordan announced today
The newly-surfaced road runs
on NC 100 from Lilliput Creek to
Walden Creek near Southport.
The Third Highway Division
brought 90 miles of road work
to completion in September.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Nursery School,
ToODen Here

A nursery school will open mere
Monday, October Is, operated by
Mrs. r. C. Harrelsin, Jr. and Mrs.
o. L. Miller, Jr.
The hours will be from 9 O'Clock
q m, to II o'clock noon, five DAYS
week. Glasses will be held in
"The Playhouse" at Mrs. Harrel'
sons residence.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Columbus Road
Project Finished

Raleigh, Oct.-The State High
wav Commission completed the
hardsurfacing on a one-mile road
proiect in Columbus County dur
ing September, Chairman H. W.
Jordan reported today.
The newly-surfaced road is q
county road from NC 81 to Regal
Carolina Paper Plant.
The Third Highway Division
brought 40 miles of hard-surtac-
ing to completion in September.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Frank Nesnith
Returning Home
From Service

Frank Nesmith has received a
discharge from active service and
he and Mrs. Nesmith are enroute
here from Denver, Colo. where
he has served about 10 months
with the Air Force, Fitz Simmons
hospital office staff.
Mr.. Nesmith was member OF
the inactive reserves and was
aclled for duty last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nesnith will
make their HON in Fairmont
where he will resume his duties
with the Waccamaw Bank anc
Trust company.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Sermon Subjects
Announced For
Church Of Christ

There will be two special SER
mons preached at the Church of
Christ at Clarendon Sunday, Oct
ober IA, C. R. Nance, announced
today.
The II o'clock a. m. subject
will be "Does One Have To Be A
Member of The Church To Be
| Saved?
The 7:30 o'clock p. m. subject
will be "Contending For The
Faith"
The public is invited to attend
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Yam Festival Opens Doors Thursday
With Biggest Event In 4-Year History


readiness here this week for the
opening of the Fourth Annual
Carolinas Yam Festival with the
official cutting OF the ribbon
from the exhibit hall doors
Thursday at 10 o'clock a. m.
Streets were bedected with dec
orations and welcoming signs,
and the exhibit hall and dance
halls have been infested with
busy people both day and night
for the past week. Last minute
touches were being put on every
thing and at 10 O'clock in the
morning when Miss Aleice Hill,
of Boardman, 1880 Yam Queen"
cuts the ribbon from the exhibit
hall doors, the biggest three day
celebration in Tabor City's his.
tory will have its beginning.
Prior to the opening of the ex-
,hibit hall Rev. G. w. Crutchfield,
pastor of the Saint Paul Method
list church, will lead the invoca-
ton to be followed by Welcome
address delivered by Mayor w.
A. Williams. A man on the street
program will be directed by
WENC officials during the morn
ing. The Educational Day pro-
gram will be highlighted by in
struction to school groups and
veterans classes.
The New Farmers Warehouse,
the exhibit hall, has never been
more complete with exhibits.
Agriculture department officials
from Raleigh along with experts
from State College have every.
thing in readiness in the "a
booths showing the phases of
"Growing Quality Potatoes" Pri-
vate booths of local merchants
along with those of dozens of
national concerns offer some of
the greatest shows ever put on
anywhere in a town of. this size.
Early this week visitors from
several states checked in for the
celebration. More were coming
in today and the early estimates
of an expected, 10000 persons is
not believed to be an exageration
for the three day festival.
Among the honor guests invit.
ed to attend are miss North
Carolina" and Miss South Caro-
lina," Carl Goerch, editor of the
State Magazine and Radio COM
mentator, Hon F. Ertel Carlyle,
and C. Med. Davis, Atlantic
Coast Line president. A football
game on Civitan Field at 8 o'clock
in the evening will conclude the
opening day activities.
The nighlights for Fridays
program includes the parade at
2 o'clock p. M, a concert by the
Southern Hill Billies at $3.50; the
awarding of $1,000 in merchan-
disc at o'clock, and the Queens
Ball and Floor Show featuring
Bruce Bubbles Becker in the eve
ming. About 20 candidates will
vie for the 1851 Queen honor at
the ball.
Saturdays program will con-
sist of pie eating contests, con-
certs by the Southern Hill Billies
and Square dance in the eve:
ming.
The exhibit hall will be open
daily and into the evening thro.
ughout the three day event. The
educational booths will be closed
at 6 o'clock Saturday evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Woman's Society
To Hold Meeting

The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service, Saint Paul Method
list church will meet in the church
auditorium Tuesday evening, Oct.
|16. at 7::3O, Mrs. Doc Bruton
president announced.
All members, both active and
associate are urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
z Candidates TO Compete
e. aEss Queen Title Fridav

N'NhiSS~ii 81 ~ VIII VIC lOl lilS
honor 1851 Carolinas Yam
Queen at the Queens ball to be
held in Garrell's warehouse Fri
day night Woman's Club officials
announced today.
The candidates will be judged
by out of town officials in early
evening with the coronation cere-
monies taking place about 9
O'Clock, Miss Ann Brooks McGou.
gan. chairman of the ball, an.
nounced. c. Med. Davis, of Viii,
mington. Atlantic Coast Line
president. will crown the queen
Miss Alice Hill Of Boardman
1850 Yam Queen will reign over
the festival and at the ball until
the 1851 Queen is selected. Miss
joyce Perry. Of Conway, miss
South Carolina" will attend as
an honor guest.
! The queen will receive a dia
mond ring valued at S240 donated
by the Tabor City Marketing AS
ISOLATION and Davis JeWelry anc
the runner up will be presented
a Lady Elgin watch valued al
( $3.50 contributed by the Tabor
City Marketing Association and
IDor,,,or'S IaIyolerC
Each candidate will receive {
silver gift certificate donated by
Golfers Jewelry Of Whitevills
and other gifts.
Bruce Bubbles Becker and his
orchestra will furnish the music
! for the ball and will give a five
! act floor show during the even
ing.
Miss Hill will honor the candi
dates and Miss South Carolina
at a reception at the Tabor City
School Gymn at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon and at 6 o'clock the
Woman's Club will entertain
with a buffet supper at the Wo
mans clubhouse.
The candidates are:
Sylvia Ann Sermons of Shall
Ilotte, sponsored by Shallotte Wo
mans clrh.
! Mar "A. gar, AID of WI
liams Township, sponsored by the
Student council of Williams
School.
Kakie Mcintyre of Maxton,
sponsored by the Maxton Wo'
mans Civic club.
June Moody of Dillon, sponsor
ed by the City of Dillon.
Muriel Cox of Tabor City, route
8. sponsored by the Sandy Plain
Home Demonstration club.
Connie Fisher Hester OF Clark
ton, sponsored by the Clarkton
Woman's club.
Barbara Jean Gore of Bethel.
sponsored by Bethel Home DEM
onstration club.
loan Patricia Graham of Loris,
sponsored by Loris Lions club
Jean Yandle of Elizabethtown.
sponsored by Elizabethtown, Jun
ior Woman's club.
Ann Wallace Ward of Mishop
Strings, sponsored by Mishop
Springs Home Demonstration
club.
MARGARET Williamson of Cerro
Gordo, sponsored by Cerro Gordo
Home Demonstration club.
Ann Barwick of Fayetteville
sponsored by the City of Fayette-
vile. 49,,
Tol,ise Love of Whiteville. spon-
sored by the Whiteville ClVltan
club. ,4o
Doris Weavil of Clarkton, route
2, sponsored by the western
Prong Home Demonstration CLUB
Mary Lois Garrell of Mollle'
sponsored by Mollie Home DEM
onstration club.
Margaret Wehrhahn OF Acme
snonsored by Weyman Home
demonstration Club.
Miss Sarah Carroll and MISS
peeov watson have been named
NV o he Woman's club as official
hostesses for the OCCASION.
Earnestine Ellis of Chadbourn,
snonsored by the Chadbourn
Home Demonstration cluo'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
JOE SPIVEY HOME

Joe Spivey is spending a leave
here with his mother, Mrs. Clay
ton Spivey. He is a member OF
the 9Th Fleet, U. S. Navy, and
has lust returned from the Ecd'
iterranean.
spivey recently was promoted
to third class Petty Officer. He
completed three years of service
in March 1850 and reenlisted tol
a six year term.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
CHARLES WORKINGER DIES

Word of the death of Charles
Workinger of Pittsburgh, hus-
band of Louise Jacobs, was re-
ceived here yesterday. The mes
sage said he died Unexpectedly
Tuesday.
Several members of the Jacobs
family left Immediately for Pitts
burgh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10

PFC GARRELL VISITS HERE
Pfc. Donald Ted Carroll, U. S.
A. F., Keesler Field, Miss, spent
a ten day leave here with his
mother, Mrs. S. w. Carroll, ST.,
recently.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-17
II,
Aus Gbitbs Sagebnd

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itberfnllen unO rbre Hieoerlallung 5l1
ruinieren, apie es IN oieler 3eit ge-
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lno grlaltbnis ser Hegierlng bierber
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leben.
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lp6bren0 iiber Die fatboliibe &irhe
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niiies untergeben. SD 1pollte, 8aron
gebrenberg f0nnte es mir erflGren.
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he iagte, flang grobartig uno i6or
@raf 9ornid bingegen lebt tie i1nnrer
berab unb bebuuptet au6, buB oas
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-17

SD gebe init oelt 2eatten aun, 6ereu
slnIhnltlltget iiber bie bDbiten lrnh
erniteiten 9tnge i6 teile. Seine
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l,no lpir6 es altb bleiben. Sage Ons
oenen, luelde oie 9enterfltngen n1af.
te1l," er1pioerte 8ernaro llngelpoHt,
lid idroff.
8aIo fonb er alltb 8elege,tbeit,
iiber Sor1lld 5l1 itmtnen, 10 eifrie
Itiir5te ii6 bieier iest IN oie Seffert.
Ii6teit. Go1r alien Seiten fam nnl1
ibnt ollfs bereitluiuigite entgege1l.
Man ibien plotli6 in ibnl elmer,
neuen Stern entoeft 81 baben berl
ieoe 8artei fiir iiG gelpinnen apolte.
Seibit bonn 9ofe nuroe er init Ser
gr0Bten 3uborfomnetbeit nlrfgenonl-
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fonnte alt6 0ur6 bie angeltrel1gten
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