davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-10-08
By MerreII WhittIesey

Jim Tatum said early in Sep
tember that if Maryland beat
Missouri in the seasons opener,
Georgia would be the key game
Of the season.
The TerpS' coach said today
that statement still goes.
BY key game. he obviously
means prospects of an unbeaten
season; national rating; bowl
invitation and big gates. He
didn't say that, but he thinks
along those lines.
It is with no disrespect for
North Carolina, next weeks op-
ponent, that Tatum calls this
the key game. Maryland Ger
tainly must have a better foot
ball team than the young Tar
Heels and will be heavily favored
in that one, as well as against
Miami, South Carolina and
George Washington. Then comes
the big windup games against
Mississippi and Alabama.
Good Against Georgia.
Tatum believes Maryland can
beat Georgia if the Terps can
keep zeke Bratkowski from hav-
ing a hot hand. Bratkowski is
aiming at several college-career
passing records and he needs a
good day here to stay in the
running.
The Maryland coach called the
Clemson game last week. to per-
fection. Four days before the
game, he said Maryland would
have a tough time against one
Of the best defensive teams in
the country if Clemson's young
quarterback, Don King, didn't
help the TerpS by fumbling.
King and his successors did
not oblige. Clemson did not
hand Maryland the ball a single
time on a tumble and the Terps
scored all three of their touch
downs on explosive bursts.
Maryland has had phenomenal
success against the Bulldogs.
Except for Georgia Techs 48
points in 1851 and 40 by Texas
A&M against the Bulldogs in
the 1850 Presidential Bowl game
here, Maryland has scored more
points against Georgia than any
team since the war. The Terps
scored 43 in 1851 and 81 last
year and Georgia has scored
once jim the two games.
PasSerS Held Down.
Maryland has given up only
200 yards through the air to the
combined efforts of Missouri
Washington and Lee and Glenn
son, and that's just good after
Moons work for Bratkowski. On
the ground the Terps have 326
yards against them in three
games, which is just little more
than a 100-yard' average.
The only touchdown scored
against Maryland this year was
a virtual gift. The Terps were
penalized Is yards back to their
own against Missouri and it
took the Tigers, the full four
downs to score.
Maryland has been guilty OF a
minimum number of the defen-
Evening star., 1953-10-08
You Be the
Quarterback
By Warren Goer

Head Football Coach. Drake University
Oregon leads Washington State
24-21 with minutes to 60. It
is Washington States ball, fourth
down and goal on the Oregon q
yard line.
The Cougars come out in regu-
lar formation, passing up the
field goal to try for a win. They
have a left halfback who has
gained most of the yardage
against Oregon off tackle.
If you were calling Oregon's
defensive signals, how would you
rate these defenses /, 2, 3 and 4?
7-2-2 (seven men in line, two
linebackers. two deep mem.
8-3.
6-2-2-1.
5-3-3.
fAnstcer on Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1953-10-08
PooI-sYduhur Feud Blamed
Former UcIdns on Rams Blast
Scouting by Schools Coaches

Paul said he spoke the senti-
ments of his fellow ex-Uclans.
There is no question of
ethics," Paul said. I'VE are not
vindictive. We don't intend to
quit roofing for UCLA football
teams.
'But why should we break
our necks trying to help them
through alumni activities? Why
should we try to help Sanders
when he, is trying to hurt us?
1t doesn't make sense"
Replying to Waterfield, Sanders
said: "UCLA is so far bigger
than Waterf1eld and the Rams
that it would be ridiculous to
dignity this statement by any
further answer"
Break in Pleasant Ties.
The dispute brought a break
in pleasant relations between
UCLA and the Rams which ex-
tends back several years. Oddly,
the Rams have often been criti-
cized because they seemed to
prefer UCLA graduates to those
from the other local university
Southern California.
Pool remained silent. Earlier
this week. in Sanders presence
he said he saw nothing wrong
with the ethics of college coaches
scouting a pro club.
Pool also refused to comment
about the Stydahar ''feud." He
has stoutly maintained this posi-
ton although Stydahar on oc-
casionS has criticized him pub
icly.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Miss Chudwick's TH
At Hellespont Delayed
BY the Associated Pres.

BANDIRMA, Turkey. Oct. g.
Bad weather today delayed Flor
ence Chadwick's arrival at Hell
leSpont, which she hopes to make
her last conquest in a series of
channel swims.
The Turkish Airways plane
taking Miss Chadwick and her
party to Canakkale, on the chan
mel, was grounded here because
Of the low ceiling of rain. Ban
dirma is a routine stop on the
flight.
The San Diego swimmer and
reporters with her hired cars for
the rest of the trip.
Evening star., 1953-10-08

ment. Maybe he means it, maybe he
doesn't! In any case, he probably is finished
in the majors. All he can do now is pinch
hit. At his salary, Mize thus becomes
strictly luxury item.
It's possible that he will wind up in the
high minors as player manager. Or he
may simply go home to Georgia and hunt
and fish. Presumably, he doesn't have to
worry about keeping the wolf from the mail
box. He could even invite the wolf inside
for shot of bourbon and thick steak.
Mize did all right at the pay window for
his Is seasons in the big leagues, what with
La hot
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Golfer Gets 18th Ace

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 8 (P.-
Lee S. Davis. Ct. Gilman, is one
of COLTS most accurate adher-
ents. He scored a hole-in-o
yesterday on the 100-yard No. 3
hole of the Los Angeles Country
Club course. It was Davis 18th
ace.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Lane Sitting Pretty Amid C|amor Of Two Cities for Services
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

suspect. So many call quits and later So
few Tunney Bobby Jones have made it stick.
it's Big John Ndize who has his retire
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Just 5 Cases
Tried Here
On Monday

Only five cases were disposed of
In Mayors Court here Monday
afternoon when a total of $500
was collected in court costs and
a $500 fine.
a case against Norman Duncan
for driving under the influence of
some intoxicating beverage was
transferred TO Recorders Court.
A capiaS was issued for the ar
rest of Philip Williams, Dewitt
Chestnut and Windcll Stanley who
failed TO meet court.
Billy Ncalcy, a second offender
for public drunkenness, paid a
$500 fine and cost.
Andcr McCuler, a public drunk
cnncsS case and a second offender.
was given a 80 day suspended
road sentence and paid court cost.
Bruce II. jackson, charged with
diSordcrly conduct, and John Ken
meth West, spinning wheels, paid
court cost
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Record Yam Season
Closed Last Friday

The biggest volume season on
record came to a close last Friday
when the Tabor City Marketing
Company halted sales of the 1853
sweet potato crop here.
The volume this year was 24O,-
463 bushels above last season. The
exact SO season total bushels was
released at 534.5l0. Money paid
out this season was Sl.l67. $3.50 .25
for an average of S2.l3 cents per
bUShCl
Although only 294,O47 bushels
were sold last year, the average of
Si.o3 saw farmers receive almost
as much cash as they did this
season. Last years paid out figure
totalcd Sl,201, 797.67.
The price was down consider
ably this season because of sever
al factors. The crop was diseased
worse than in any previous season.
Wire worms for the first time
damaged potatoes in wholesale
quantities. And the extremely
large production this year played
a big role in the decreased price.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
XMAS DECORATIONS

Heavy winds and rains last
week played havoc with the
Christmas decorations which grac-
ed the streets of Tabor City for
three short days.
For the first time i'm many years,
the Tabor City Merchants Asso-
citation spent a sizeable amount of
money to procure some new decor
alive material. The new material,
called aluminium spiral pennant,
was rushed here from Indianna-
polls. Ind, and hastily strung up
along the city streets.
Several merchants made the
statement that IL was the prettiest
Xmas decorations we had ever
had here. Then along came heavy
rains and wind last Friday and in
the twinkling of an eye, the pretty
rejecting tape was no more. IL
sagged and broke and a lot of IL
was wrapped around the tops of
big trucks or light post here.
with only few short days be-
fore Christmas remaining. the
Merchants Association at its an:
nual meeting Monday named DIR.
j. l.. James to head committee
to see what can be done toward
Christmas decorations between
now and December rs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Local All-Stars Named To Oppose
House OF David Comedy Cauers

The local All-Star team slated
20 face the House of David comedy
baSkCtCCrS on Dec IN at Williams
Township Gym was named today
by Richard MCClcnCy of Chad
bCurn.
Heading the list of All-Stars arc
Junior Jordan and Gene Bur
rouChS Of Tabor City. Both of
these boys were outstanding Gag
CgS on Red Devil squads during
recent years and arc presently
members of an independent ALL
Star team here in the County.
Others named to the team that
will face the bearded quint which
spcCializCs in comedy first and
basketball second are Ebert Long.
Willie Buffkin and V. J. Columbo
Of Williams. Coach Herman Hips
Tommy Lewis and Richard Nc
Cheney Of Chadbourn. Coach John
ME Stewart and Charles Taylor
of Whiteville.
The local stars will have an
abundance of competition from
their talented opponents who are
noted for leaving string of laughs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09

wherever they play and are con-
Stantlr IN demand for games.
The bCwhiSkCTed cagcrs are led
by playcr-cOach Bobby Roth who
bears the reputation of being the
games fastest breaking forward
and the games Clown Prince of
Comedy. AT the center spot will
be Moose Gordon, seven foot
giant and former sChoolboy sensa-
ton. Six foot five inch Norm Cox
who tips the scales at 2I5 lbs. will
be at the other forward spot OBJ
poSitc Roth. Daniel" Boone Nc
Daniel. six foot-four inch 200
FOUNDER is tou'cd as the outstand-
ing floor man of the aggregation.
Closing out the starting lineup is
Ross Lebeck, six foot 1875 FOUNDER
who is a veteran House of David
guard
The House of David team plays
a yearly average of 200 games
while travelling nearly 10000 miles
each season throughout the United
States, Canada and Mexico. meet
ing the best opposition that can
be found in the basketball field,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
New Piggly Wiggly Super Market
slated 10 Open In Tabor City

An ultra-modcrn Piggy Wiggly
super market will open on Thurs
day, December II, according TO in
formation received yesterday from
Claude Boyd who will be manager
Of the new store.
The new store will be located
on Fifth Street next door to the
Tabor City Exchange in the Jack
son Building. a parking area has
been created beside the new build
'iS Tor the use of customers visit
ing the Piggly Wiggly. The park
ing lot will accommodate 30 auto
mobiles.
figely Wiggly had its inception
ohcE in 1916 in Memphis, Tenn
when a young wholesale grocery
9aiCSnan named Clarence Saund-
:iS began to think about more
economical! and time-saving meth
"d ot selling food than used in the
mv-hOnorrd service store. From
.4:s observation the idea OF Self
Service IN a grocery store was
Gorn.
The serve yourself" idea caught
tie pTb!ic'S l-nc and Piggy Wig
g'y .Jw Lerate Jstties in nearly
avc.I ste in .na Union and ir
canada, Alaska and Hawaii.
Many people are curious as to
low Piggy Wigsly received its
unique name. The name originated
when the founder, prior 10 the
opening of the first store. saw a
group of little pigs wiggling thro-
ugh Il hole in Il pasture fence. He
was so amused by the sight tlat
ne associated the words pig END
'WiggIc' and came up with:
Piggy Wiggly."
The Tabor CITY P-riy W.ggly
store will carry q complete line
OF fresh vegetables, meats. and a
large variety of goods from which
HE customer may choose his fav-
Oritc brands.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Jerry Honeycutt
Will Head Safety
Publicity Comm.

WHITEVILLE. Dec. - Jerry
i"neycutt. assistant manager of
Radio Station WENC of White
vile. will head the publicity COM
mittcc of the Columbus County
Safety Council.
His selection was announced this
week by his associates on the
newly formed committee.
Honeycutt will direct this unit
of the Safety Council in its eff
forts to get the puI-aoTes aud aims
OF the safety p")grg n s~ross to
the public.
The publicity committees other
members are Leo Derrick. .Jr..
editor and Co-owncr of the Column
bus County News. Chadbourn: Al
Harrison. news editor of the Tabor
City Tribune; Willard G.. Cole.
editor Of the Whitcyillc News Re
porter: and Troy Mcpherson. Rad
10 Station WENC .iSC jockey.
The committee was named this
past week END ny \. {. BraNtOu.
president OF the Safety Council.
who acted under authority given
him al the recent meeting of the
organization.
"Onc Of our big Jobs is TO get
the message Of safety over to the
public" BraXton said in making
the appointments. There must be
public recognition of the fact that
highway safety is cvcrybody's bus
mess. That is why I feel that this
committee is equal in importance
to that Of any other committee
which has boon planned for this
program. ! am particularly happy
that these men nave agreed 10
serve and lend their talents to this
effort"
Honcycutt and his associates
viii confer regularly with the pro-
Icct and slogan committee and
give radio and newspaper publici-
~ TO the Safety Councils efforts
TO reduce highway accidents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Red Devil Cagers Extend Streak
AS Both Teams Win Over ETown

Tabor City's red hot cagcrs
stretched their early season win
streak to three in a row as they
downcd strong Elizabcthtown
teams here last night. The Devil
cites hung a 47-38 defeat on the
visiting laSSics while the Red
Devils copied a hard fought 57-52
victory.
All-Columbus Guard Sam Wal
den and Guard Brooks Mills
caught fire in the third quarter
and erased nine point half time
deficit TO take lead they never
rclinuuiShed.
Walden Tipped in II points to
take scoring honors but he was
pushed by Brooks Mills who hit
with regularity in the second half
to chalk UP Ia points.
Elizabethtown's smooth clicking
quint employed the valuable serv-
ices Of Center Kenneth Nyc. who
proved deadly on one hand push
shots. for 20 points and top scor-
ing honors for the night. In addi-
ton to the rebounding and fast
breaking Nyc, the E'Towncrs had
considerable help from Lefty"
Hemingway who "hooked" the
Red Devils blind in the first half:
however, Hemingway lost the
magic touch in the second half
and failed to tally--his total con-
tribution in the losing cause was
IL points.
The Rcd Devils ran true to form
as they spotted the E'Towners a
first half lead then proceeded to
wreck the visiting teams attack
in the final periods of play. At one
point in the tougher than necess-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09

beverages had allcgedly been sold
to persons who were intoxicated.
The hearing and rcvoking of the
license was held last Thursday at
which time il was decided that
nulsance-typc acts were allowed
at the place.
This last Of the beer parlor's to
be halted has bong been noted as
a dry-wct beer parlor. II is located
right on the State line and the
North Carolina half of the build
ing has been dry while the other
side has been wet.
Now with all beer licenses re-
vokcd in the Statclinc area, il
marks the first time since the end
OF prohibition that some form of
legaliZcd intoXicants have not been
sold in that area.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Recorders Court
Docket Light AS
Ten Cases Heard

Judge w. +. HarrclSon of Re
cordcrS Court in Whitcvillc heard
ten cases yesterday in one of the
briefest sessions of court held in
quite some time.
The docket included:
Junior Stephens, Whitcvillc, N.
C.. speeding, $40 and costs.
Calvin Pierce, Hallsboro, car
rNing concealed weapon. SO and
costs.
David Gregg and Lewis Dorsctt.
far Bluff, possession of material
for manufacturing whiskey, aid
and aDctting in manufacturing
whlskcy. possession of tax paid
WhlSkoy with broken seal and
possession Of whisley for purpose
OF sale: y months road sentence
SOU Inc and cost of court with
provision that neither violate
criminal law sof n. c. for two
years and not loaf upon the streets
OF Fair Bluff for a period of two
years.
Lizzie Henry, Whilcvillc. assault
on female, 90 days Jail sentence.
S25 and costs.
Andrew Callibon, Clarkton. hit
and run, S25 and costs.
hoyt Lambert, Elizabcthtown.
speeding, $40 and costs.
russell Lane Pridgcn, White
vile, drunken driving jury trial.
Pcariie Calvin Crib. Clarendon.
speeding. So and costs.
Bernie Potter, Whitcville. tres
passing and moving crops, 500
bond.
Edwin + d ward Strickland.
Whitevillc, speeding. SO and costs,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
as. IIilburn
Dies In Columbia

Mrs. Maggie Hilburn. II. of
route /, Tabor City died in a Co
iumbia, S. {. hospital Thursday at
2:O5 a. m. after a six months i'll
ness.
Funeral rites were held from
the Oak Dale Baptist church Sat
urIay Al 500 p. ~. conducted by
the Rev. Otto Edwards. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
She is survived by one son. G..
II. hilburn. of route l, Tabor City:
three brothers. T. II. Hilburn of
Tabor City. Vance Hilburn of
Green Sea, and James Hilburn of
LoriS, 5. C.; one sister. Mrs. Lille
Buffkin of Fair Bluff.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
T.B. Association
To Distribute
Christmas Gifts

wcnty-four tuberculosis suf-
fcrcrS will receive a Christmas
gift from the Columbus County
tuberculosis Association.
Something TO say they are re-
mcmberCd by the county organi-
eaton VIII be sent 10 each patient
from the county Mrs. George w.
Gold, executive secretary. said
this week.
The gift items We're purchased
from local stores and have been
wrapped for dispatch to the Vari-
Gus points where the patients are
hoSpitaliZcd.
Mrs. Gold said the public might
be interested in the fact that the
tuberculosis patients were from
nearly all sections of the county
The post office addresses were
listed as follows: Whitcville. :,
Clarkton. RoL;e ,, 4; 7hadbourn
!; Fair Bluff, ,; Evergreen. 3;
HalISboro. ,; Clarendon, =: Tabor
City, 4, and Bolton, 2.
With respect to the Gift items.
Mrs. Gold said:
Nv" believe that every Chris
mas Seal Sale contributor Will ap-
prove of this expenditure. II is
bad enough 70 be away from home
ing the Christmas season. but
L. IS much worse to be i'll and be
forced 10 remain away from loved
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09

airy" tilt the Devils trailcd by IA
points. With three minutes re-
naming in the third period Brooks
Mills pottcd onc-handcr from
the right side of the court TO put
his mates in the lead 1916. The
Devils were never headed after
that point in the game and at one
time in tire latter stage of the
final period the Devils were cut
front by Il margin of Is points.
Walden and Mills were the
Devils outstanding defensive stars
as each one turned in a sterling
floor game.
On the E'Town side of the ledg-
or 1T was the dcad-cyc basket pot
ting Of Nyc that highlightcd the
tilt. Praise was high for diminu-
tive ETowncr Guard Glenn Helms
who garnCrcd only 8 points but
was an outstanding floor man.
GIRLS GAME
Bobbic Faye Jacobs and Alice
Ann Horne combined scoring eff
forts TO down a strong and agrees
sivc E'Town scxtct 47-38. Jacobs
Jagged 10 points to take high score
honors for the night; however,
tcammatc Horne was runncr-up
with 10. E'Towncr Forward Owen
was high scorer for the visitors
with II.
Outstanding for the DCvilcttcs
on defense was the entire squad.
Each girl played an aggressive and
heads-up game with much of the
honor going TO Lufoy Watts, Ro-
chelle Simon and Hilda Ward.
The best defensive player for
Elizabethtown was Claire eileen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
SAFE IS STOLEN
AT GREEN SEA

Burglars carly Sunday morning
or late Saturday night broke into
Joe Durham's combination stor-
postoiiicc at Green Sea and took
the safe.
As II weighed about 600 pounds.
il apparently was hauled off by
car or truck. Horny County shcr-
mrs Officers are working on the
case. Amount OF loss was not stat
cd
About three weeks ago. safe
crackers tore open safe at the
Carolina Cleaners in Tabor CITY
and looted il Of S2.833.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
5. {. Tax Commission Reyokes
Last Siaieline Beer License

The last of the legalized intoxi-
cants has been banned from public
sale on the Green Sea highway
Stateline and just outside Tabor
City, at least until next June,
representatives of the South Caro-
Ina Tax Commission mas an
nounccd.
Several months ago when a
movement of citizenry in the
Green Sea area was afoot. all but
one of the firms in the area lost
their permits to sell beer. Through
some unexplained action, the sta
ton operated by Austin Gore was
permitted to continue the sale of
beer.
However, last week the COM
mission in Columbia, S. c.. rcvok-
cd this license on the grounds that
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
& A.e2 II. Lupo
Accepts Eosiiie2a
With Local ] irgga

i ne. cmDic 90 v,,. I,5 g.,
'-c Stai: 81 - .cs c. ~ Appl-
aa-c &C. .,,s last ,.cc6 when
liat.ey i. Lupc moved here from
lIrtle E,'ca !" asaur" the duties
'' '~'S' '''"' i'p"ithan'
Inn, , ,,,.,., %, ,r,rio, G r.
r.s ;arrcrr, ,ss,,f,,nI r,.ith w,
i.ans ru,n.;or. c,"~C - N-,'r,i,
90, "' -'-S ''I'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
O.E,S. Bazaar
S1a ted For
Friday-Saturday

The local chapter. Order of
Eastern Star. will hold the annual
Bazaar Friday and Saturday, De-
ccmber 10 and II, officials an
nounced.
Items for gifts including fancy
aprons and clothing, along with
cakes, pies and candies will be on
display at Wright's Gas and Furni-
ture company.
The bazaar will open at 200
p. m. Friday and reopen Satur-
day morning for all day sales.
Special orders will be taken for
cakes until Christmas with Mrs
Doc Bruton as chairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Farm Implement
Show Draws Crowds

More than 1000 persons turned
out Tuesday night TO see a farm
implement show al the Loris High
School auditorium. There was
standing room only at the show.
which featured film on tractors.
Billed as a family party. the
event also brought to Loris Carl
Story and his Rambling Mountain
GERS in hill billy entertainment
Sponsoring the show was an inn
plCment concern.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Young People
Slate Banquet

The Young Peoples department
OF the Mount Tabor Baptist
Church has slated an informal
banquet and Christmas party AT
the church on Tuesday evening.
December %.
"A complete list of those who
plan to attend is requested by the
planning committee by December
a. Members planning to attend
should contact Billy Dorman or
Mrs. Rcccc Burroughs.
The affair will be held i'm the
Adult Department at 100 D. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Mission Church
Sla ties Revival

Revival services will get under
way Sunday, Dec. l3, at the Free
Mission Church here with Rev.
L. L. Ward as guest evangelist. He
will be assisted by Rev. Chester
Collins and Rev. Jack Hardins.
Special song services will be
held each evening through the
week with services getting under
way al 1870.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
FIREWORKS OUTIANyED
SAYS POLICE CHIEF

Police Chief l.. X. Watson issu-
cd a warning today to all fire
cracker ficnds who are violating
state law and city ordinance by
shooting fireworks inside the
city limits.
Chief Watson reminded the Of
tenders that they are subject 10
$50 fine and/or 60 days Jail
sentence. The law will he strictly
enforced by local police author
tiles said Watson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
AG Departmen
Names Officers

The Vocational Agriculture De-
partmcnt of the Tabor City High
School recently named officers for
the term.
The roster includes: Halford
Mills, presidents; Carol Gore. vice
president; Davis Norris, secretary:
James Wright. treasurer; J. II.
Stroud, reporter: and Ned Watts.
Watch Dog.