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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
INQUEST HELD TN DEATH
OF GROVER l. WILSON

At an inquest on the death OF
Grover L. Wilson, 24-year ole
farmer of the Mollie section o.
Columbus County, held last Thurs
day evening at the Loris Town
Hall the jury reached the verdict
that death was caused by gun
shot by BERTHE Fowler who is tc
be held for grand jury investiga-
ton.
Witnesses appearing before Cor
oner Dix and questioned by Soil
citor Rheuben Long and, for. the
defense, by Attorney Frank A
Thompson were Hubert Gerald
the victims brother-in-laW, Rose
Watts, Wilson's father-in-laW
Tony Vasquez, recent resident
of this section who came here
from Texas il. June, 1852; Weldon
Johnson, a resident of the area;
and Donnie Williams, Jr., another
local citizen.
Gerald, Watts, and Vasquez, all
present at the time of the shoot
ing in front of BERTHE FoWler's
store, Saturday night, September
goth gave similar testimony.
Wilson, Gerald, and Watts had
stopped at BERTHE Fowler's store
to get a can of beer, it was alleged.
While Wilson was inside, his wife
drove up. Tony Vasquez, arriving
about that time, told Wilson his
wife was outside. Wilson went out
and sat in the car with his wife.
Whether his brother-in-laW and
father-in-law were in the store
with him or were outside was not
made clear at the inquest, but ap-
parently they were, near the car
in which wilson was sitting. Vas
quez, also, was near the car at this
point.
Gerald, Watts, and Vasquez all
concurred in stating that some
Negroes in a nearby car were en-
gagged in "scandalous talk" Will
son, they said, told the Negroes to
watch their language for his wife
and children were present. One Of
the Negroes replied that he would
make a football out of Wilson,
whereupor Wilson started toward
them.
Vasquez then grabbed Wilson to
stop him in order to keep him
from getting into a fight with the
Negroes whom Vasqucz said we've
coming toward Wilson with
knives. In the process of stopping
Wilson, Vasquez and he stumbled
over each other and fell to the
ground. They began wrestling in
a friendly manner, the witnesses
stated.
BERTHE Fowler came out of his
store and pointed his pistol at
Wilson and, according to Gerald
Watts, and Vasquez, said only that
he was going to shoot wilson.
Donnie Williams, Jr., however,
testified that BERTHE, after telling
him and the other Negro with him
to 60 into the store, first told
Wilson and those with him to cut
out the noise and break it up.
Firing mis- pistol only once,
Fowler then shot Wilson, accord.
ing to Gerald, Watts, and Vasquez
Gerald's wife then said, "You'v.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
David Pugh
Will Play For
Negro Dance

The David Pugh orchestra of
Darlington will furnish the music
for the Negro Dance at the Caro-
linas Yam Festival to be held in
Planters Warehouse on Friday
evening, October 10, officials OF
the Tabor City Negro school, spon-
sors of the dance announced.
The highlight of the evening
will be the selection of a "Popul-
arity Queen" by the high school.
The contest is now underway by
a penny vote process.
The admission of the dance will
he s1.OO for spectators and S1.OO
for dancers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01

The Tabor City Merchants As
ISOLATION this week wrote Stanley
Winbourne, Chairman of the North
Carolina Utilities Commission,
asking that the request for rate
inc. case by Carolina Telephone
and Telegraph Company be re-
fused. =.
J. Oliver Prince, president Of
the local association, asked Win
bourne for the date of the hearing
On this proposed boost in rate and
for other information that phone
subscribers could use to voice
their disapproval of the increase.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Another Worm

Grover Duncan, of route 3,
Ior;s brought in another worm to
the office recently exactly like
the one which the newspaper pic
tured three weeks ago that was
caupbt by b. H. Porter. The huge
worms are green with two black
spots on the face with prickiy
spines all over them. MIR. Duncan
c,ugbt his on a pecan tree al
though it is different from the
usual pecan borer" found in this
section.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
VFW Sponsors
Carnival Here

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
will sponsor a carnival in Tabor
City next week, October 6 through
II, it was announced today.
The Carnival is operated by
Keystone Shows and will be set
up in the vacant lot behind the
city hall in the center of town.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
MERCHANTS OPPOSE PHONE
C0MPANY'S NEW RATE HIKE

Carolina Telephone and Tele-
e. aph Company applied for and
was given a substantial rate in
crease about three months ago,
but they ire making another re-
quest. When the last rate hike
went into effect, several local bus
mess firms, at least four, had
their phones removed because of
the exceptionally high cost. Still
others are expected to make tf'
same move if this second price
increase is approved by the Utili-
ties commission.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
T. WARD GUY TO CROWN
1852 YAM FESTIVAL QUEEN

Tabor City Marketing company
and the ring by Dorman's Jewel
ers. The runner up will be award
ed a handsome wrist watch court
esq of Davis jewelers., and all
candidates will receive gift GER
tificate for silver in their chosen
pattern by the Davis jewelers.
also.
Miss Jean Yandle of Elizabeth
town, 1851 Carolinas Yam Queen,
will reign at the ball until the
coronation ceremonies.
The popular Coy Tucker Orch
ester of Tennessee will furnish the
music.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Green Sea School
To Have Festival

The Green Sea grammar school
will hold Harvest Festival on
Friday night October 10 under
the auspices of the Parent Teach
ers Association.
The event viii, feature the egr-
lar side show attractions includ-
inc fishing, hobbing for apples,
fortnuirg telling, cake walks, etc.
No admission will be charged.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Amateur Contest
Winners Will Get
Many Free Prizes

J. amateur contest for those
gs.S-"> who can play a banjo,
-. dance or anything else in
- entertainment line will be held
:. - NeW Farmers Warehouse
y 5-.Gay afternoon, October 10.
Contestants may enter the event
{? contracting Cash Carroll, jim
=" O.c'S or Royce HARRISON.
2c.zaS wlll De presented to win
-@.S = ne show.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Sunday School Rally
Planned At Old Zion

Old Zion Methodist church will
nod Sunday school rally Sunday
morning October 5 at 9;45.
y" ne following "Wednesday
Ic,ooec 9. the revival meeting
=, oeg.H with Rev. Carl Y,
Sya.:.s conducting services. Rev
>.acs.S 5 from Lynchburg, Va,
II "aS the evangelist who con-
2-c,@G ne revival at Old Zion
10 ;'eayS ago.
Services during the revival will
% oe,t nightly at 7:30.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
First Vans

The first yams of the season
came in this morning as the mark
citing company began the auction
ing of the most famous product of
Tabor City. The first few truck
loads Of yams sof for $40 and
$500 per bushel and gave every
indication of continued high prices
through the season. The market
held its highest average in history
last season and most potato auth
critics expect another year of the
same high prices.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01

One of the featured entertain
ment events at the Fifth Annual
csrolinas Yam Festival next week
,yiu he an old fashioned Barn
dance and Cake Walk at Carers
Warehouse on Saturday night
October II from til II o'clock:
The shindig is being sponsored
bv the Tabor City civitan Cluo
and they have lined up Clarence
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Pioneer Club

The Pioneer Study club Will
meet with Mrs. Earle Floyd at her
home Friday at 800 p. m. officials
announced today. Mrs. R. B. NAL
lard will give the program On
Paul Green.
The club will study North Car
lima authors, native and adopted,
this year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
HOMECOMING SERVICES

Homecoming services Will be
2e.a g, ne Old Zion Methodist
:"..co 81 Guideway on OCTOBER
=. Il. lester Parkes, pastor, an
-9a.reo. ,OQay. Dinner will be
-s,.-1 On ne grounds and every
',@ : Invited.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Yam Booths Are LiSted

The State College exhibit booths
at the FIRTH Annual Carolinas
Yam Festival which opens here
next week, October 9, 10 and II,
will occupy 1850 square feet with
19 different themes, each teaching
a lesson about yams.
The titles of the various booths
along with the names of the per-
sons in charge of each are as fol-
lows:
/. Breeding New Varieties: -
DR.. D. T. Pope, State College, Bob
White, Tabor City, Ralph Spivey,
H. E. Soles, Darwood Strickland.
2. Seed Selection-Dr. Fred D.
Cochran, State College, Phil
Hughes, w. c. Cox Jr, June White,
Ri. 4, Whiteville; c. w. Todd, Rt.
l, Clarendon, A. G.. Long, Loris,
S. C.
3. Seed Treatment L. Jack
son, Ben Nesmith III, Brice Mills,
Newman Strickland, Lynwood
Wright.
4.Diseases-Charles D. Raper.
Lewis Gore, Thelbert Gore, Carson
Mcpherson, Wilbur Smith, Ernest
Long.
5. Insects-Dr. Glenn E. Moore
Claude Boyd, Ossie Norris, H. j..
Watt, Dow Hinson, Marvin Lewis.
6. Plant Beds & Bedding H.
M. Covington, State College, H. G..
Cameron, Grover Hinson, Dock
Ray, Philip Mcpherson, J. A.
Rankin.
Z. Soil Selection-W. D. Lee,
State College, Ruey Hewitt, Jack
Goodwin, Shannon Gore, Dupree
Cox.
8. Fertilization - Moyle E. Har-
ward, State College, Horace Rob-
erts, Edwin Wright, Frank Ward,
Bruce Gore, B. H. Hinson.
9. Planting& Cultivation - H. M.
Covington-Pope, State College,
Shey.Sr:.;;::'rrTtr & TorGa", Var
vey Coleman, Clyde Stanley.
10. Harvesting H. M. Ellis,
State College, John Dorman, Fred
Inman, Ed Clemmons, Ralph Jolly,
A. L. Wright.
II. Curing - R. M. Richie, State
College, R. R. Rogers, Buren,
Wright, Eston Wright, Lascoe
Strickland, Albert Todd.
IL. Shippers Exhibit - Fred Lay,
Jr., E. w. Fonviell, B. A. Carroll,
l.. P. Ward.
Is. Grades of Sweet Potatoes
Joe Gourley, State Dept. Agri.,
Leon Fonviell, C. A. Lupo, Fred
Long, Grover Faulk.
IA. Sweet Potatoes Receipts -
Mrs. Elaine N. Blake, Mrs. Robert
Soles, Mrs. Cecil Wright, Mrs.
Lilly Stanley, Mrs. Roy Buffkin.
Is. Consumer Preference-Geo-
rye Abshier, State College, Jack
McGougan, E. Lee McGougan,
Ferney Willoughby, Rex Lovette.
16. Youth & Adult Exhibit -
Archie F. Martin, Albert Gold
finch, c.. 7. Johnson, w. O. jack
son.
II. Sweet Potato Products-Joe
Gourley, State Dept. Agric. Troy
Bennett, Watson Shelby, Jack Bull
lock, Joe Blunt.
Is. Farm Bulletins - Norman
Youngsteaot, State College, Rob-
ert Soles, Ted Soles, James Long,
Herman Thompson.
10. This Business of Farming
Charles w. Williams, State COL
lege, w. w. Woody, w. B. Buffkin,
Tom Lupo, Everette Miller.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Green Sea
P.T.A. Meets

lac Green Sea school Parent
>s--a"gs association will hold a
meeting Al the school house Mon
-: also,, October 6. All parents
q" Urged % attend.
Lac 2-Ogram will be on fire
@,".e@,.ga and movie will be
Soo...
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Kills Rather

Ben Hinson killed a large rat
tie snake last Saturday that had
ten rattlers and a button. accord
ing to Oscar SOleS, correspondent
in the Emerson section.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01
Hamilton Implies JK Powell Represented Both Sides
In Columbus County Ku Klux Night Riding Trials

Thomas Hamilton grand dragon of the deunc Assoa-
his four prison term today
the this week in which he implies that
Powell represented both defense and prosecution
in the recent khan trials
the trial of &c members
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-01

An about tax program leaves
the taxpayer all-ln.
Evening star., 1952-02-24

eReeERV eHERK AND RvFeHER
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TECHNTCAL

", FIELD SERVICE ENGINEERS
trouble ,shootiHs- -SleGtroRls, Isuar,
sensF asn pI,1E IISEaD q, Ksgns nEelsr single
sSl' iMHEtHh, ENGINEERS ,hesyy do.
SsschanHisnmsTj;, Ssseh fHinsT; 'Rst5STsnts and small
ssh nsDtsson Esttt esF'DsF: A.:
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ian4s55rruments, small mechs. experJ !;
PhYsIcisI 9slsctronics. some writing
sTRUSTyEAI ANALYSTS tBsMr or
Et.sgcTtRSStc .g tI1,sS II TEcH s3,i 'hsavy research
ELEcTRoNic MECH. texpJ, $4,000.
WlREEMAN (electforics OF niechi; $50
MEcAANic telectronic .lsU., machine
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX SERVICE IN your home or mine.
All types OF returns. Fifteen years
experience. WO. '363S.
ACCOUNTANT (public), bookkeeping
and tax services, returns prepared
IN privacy, your home or my of1cei
from 50 GE. 1906. 26s
ACCOUNTING, Bookkeeping and tax
returns. Tor small businesses and in-
dividuals; 80 and up. WA. 3973.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared BY
former Internal Revenue Agent.
Reasonable. Ia. 1903. PA
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared IN
your home BY experienced. reliable
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared By
4gN Tgsrti iii q w V.roe o6i1ns sys TA1 ~ oFH Hi
1891. Open q am. 10 o pm. daily.
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ASST. MANAGER
DISPLAY DEPT

Experienced window trimming and
display, take charge new ready .tO.
wear branch store. state experi.
snce and salary required. BOX 4p.H
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ana stoFeroofn experiences preierSed; !;
ability TO supervise and direct EN-.
Apply stsysfd, czRLT6N HOTfiEE.
AUTO ,BODY AND FENDER MAN
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Reeves Bakery
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sion, bonus and other hsnsilts. Apply
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ADMINISTRATIVE Qaraar
Insurance Co,
1T, 1900, Ext, n6l

ADVERTISING BOOK MATCHES
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.. LAYOUT ARTIST fer
smffi; sasf .rS Spt tnCT sFpWinE " agency; must 6s
layoutsi finished at ability IA.
auiredi send compiete details Of
ssxper, ana salary Requirement.;
n!otlned for personal tnteFvieW.
Write Box 471-H, star. cd
ADVERTISING MANAGER, for prot.
estant monthly: must be EXPERT
enced and capable Of assuming fun
sssessponsioiiity. Write Box I77-L,
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COLLECTOR-DRIvER

Alert young man, 1885 years Of age,
meeting the public, for Dermaf1eflt
position making collections on indi-
vidqal Advertising. accounts. 5-day.
r citya W. dTi9tI nyss have sr;9 k;Rowlsdss vile q
driving record. Apply personnel,
and Sat, 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
CONTRACT NEG0TIATOR. must have
nsn tionn o;NtySsrnImsirt sex Inrsi expsrience posi-
.isIetion. . BOX s5S:L sfSf.
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rant. Hrs. fla Applicant must Be
sober end reliable. Starting salary.
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iis. .aectist. to meeting public; Sc
hr. 74exi perm. pes; abUtt $50 wkly.
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Credit ONCE Assistant
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DESIGNERS

BALTIMORE FIRM Of copsulting en-.
vsS sxpsssnss ns IL hss 81 puS sn
ing, .ventilatins, air.conditioning
and electrical work. Work will be
In Baltimore. Attractive salary.
Splendid opportunity FOR Ro6d men.
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ABBEY PERSONNEL
ANNOUNCING

The opening Of our new home for
tiful rooms, delicious meals, large
dining room; bus at door; q pleasant
place; For tnforma ton and rates,
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ESTIMATOR

Must be thoroughly exper. In all
phases OF shop work involving sheet
metal for all purposes. To $1,000.
SALES ENGINEER
ME-. degree, preferably exper. in SELL
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Contract Negotiator
Thoroughly .exper.. in. Govt. contracts
IN IN >, ,r.n. re:sa.rch and development de-
CONTRACT ADMIN.
Must be tlioroushly exper. In Govt.
contracts. Salary open. 10 5000.
PATENT SEARCHER
Recent sSsPs.i1,si s5sd. with BIS. in Chemical M
TT,ypi.sts;. Eseeptionists. q 81 ID. ss.ssO
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WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, Bt2, wash BIDS.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV, Ut. B442
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ATT0 RADiO INSTALLATION NAN,
white. exper. In installing all make
radios; good starting salary. pleas,
ant working. cond, with bonus and
vacation with pay. Apply II person
CO., 714 o st. NV. --eb
AUTO SHOP FORMEMAN
We have an opening for O man who
can take full charge Of Q large auto
repair shop. Must be able to handle
men @ fnd produce reasonable
LINK. ADDISON CHEVROLET, 14th
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