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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Shirt Plant To Open Monday

The shirt and pajama plant in
Tabor City will officially open its
doors for operation on Monday
morning May Ii but the welcom-
ing ceremony for the management
and employees will be postponed
until Monday, May 25 at noon, it
was announced this week.
The plant opening was first ten
tatively set for May / and then
May II but delays in completing
various phases of the construc-
ton has kept the management
from beginning operation.
However, all contractors involv-
ed this week expressed the al
most certainty that things would
be far enough along by Monday
morning for the sewing to COM
mence.
The management of the new in
duStry pointed out that the CO.
plete set of employees would not
all begin work on the same day.
Several operations must have a
head start on other sewing opera
tons and a backlong of collars
pockets and etc. must be made
before the complete shirt assem-
bly, line can go into operation.
For this reason, it will be about
three weeks after the first sewing
begins before the complete set of
employees will be at work. Be
cause there will be only a skele-
ton crew working on Monday,
opening day, it was decided this
week that the welcoming cere-
mony and flag presentation would
be delayed until the following
Monday at 1905. The ceremony
will last only a few minutes and
will feature short talks by Mayor
w. A. Williams and Ben l.. Ne
smith, president of TIDE.
Workmcn from Baltimore. Md,
were busy this week erecting the
new sewing equipment in the
building and they were expected
to complete their job in plenty of
time for the opening of operations
on Monday.
The president and vice presi-
dent of the Tabor Manufacturing
Company and the Columbus Man.
ufacturing Company. who live in
New York City, plan to be pres
ent for next weeks welcome
service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
NORRIS
ELECTED
VICE COMDR.

Vernon Morris, commander of
American Legion Post lO1 in Tab
or City, was unanimously elected
vice-commander of District 10 at
a meeting held in Lake Wacca-
nav Friday night
Morris will be installed at the
State convention scheduled for
Wilmington June 1913.
During the past year, Morris as
commander of the local past re-
ceived a citation for being the first
post in the district to top its 1853
quota. Post 101 had a quota of SIS
and currently has 95 members.
Other officers for the district
elected at the meeting include A.
j. Kranke, of Whiteville Post 1877,
district commander, and Mike
Leon, Wilmington Post 10, dele
gate to the national convention.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Baccalaureate
Scheduled Sunday

The commencement sermon for,
the graduating seniors of Tabor
City high school will be held in
the auditorium here Sunday night
at 300 with the Rev. Eugene
Purcell as principal speaker.
Rev. Purcell is the Fair Bluff
Methodist Church minister who
is we'll known throughout the
county.
Graduation exercises will be
held on Monday night at 800 with
the senior class members directing
their own program.
c. H. Primer, local principal.
requested this week that the gen.
eral public observe the following
suggestions as to attendance be-
cause of the smallnesS of the aud
itorium:
Since graduation IS for seniors
and their immediate families and
close friends, no children under
IA years of age will be admitted
unless accompanied by their par
ents who must sit with them. We
trust that you will give US your
hearty cooperation in this matter
and we look forward to the time
when we can have an adequate
auditorium"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Mrs. Fannie Soles
Passes Sunday

Mrs. Fannie Soles, SO, died here
at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
R. A. Powell Saturday at 400 D.
m. following a stroke. Funeral
rites were held from the Inman
Funeral Home Monday at 800 d.
m. with the Rev. Noah Duncan
officiating. Burial followed in the
SoleS cemetery.
Surviving are three sons, Travis
SoleS and Robert A. Soles of Tab
or City, and Huey Soles of Glen
doria. N. j.; two daughters, Mrs.
r. A. Powell and Mrs. l.. o. Watts
OF Tabor City: two sisters, Mrs.
Caroline Locklear of Tabor City.
and Mrs. Brad Fowler of Green
Sea: one brother James c. Suggs
of Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
New Bank Building
Foundation Laid

The foundation was completed
and considerable brick were laid
this week on the new Waccamay
Bank buildir ~ Railroad street
as workmen took advantage of
some good weather to get the
structure moving.
The modern bank was planned
some time ago and previous an
nouncementS have been made con-
corning its specifications. The con-
tractor was given the go-ahead
several days ago and rapid pro-
gress has been made to date.
Ben l. Nesmith, Jr., vice-presi-
dent Of the Waccamaw Bank, said
some time ago that the construc-
ton was expected to be completed
before the coming tobacco season.
Felix Fipps. a local contractor.
has the general building contract.
The new bank building will
have a drive-in window and this
will mark the first time that such
a service has been available to
local people. All other features of
the building are modern and its
completion is expected to mater
Tally increase the services of the
bank to its customers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13

TN-SUOW
A camera crew from the Ed
ward Il. Morrow CBS-TV show
was in Tabor City last week and
filmed parts of the town and this
newspaper in connection with the
Pulitzer Prize that went to the
Tribune.
The program was shown over
the national hookup Sunday af-
ternoon and many local people
saw 1t. Some were in the Charlotte
area where it was very clear.
Others watched II in Tabor City
but reception was not good Sun
day afternoon.
An interesting sideIight OF the
thinning Of the program was the
fact that the camera crew was
leaving this week for Ensland
and the coronation Of the queen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
lNMAN ELECTED COMMANDER
OF LOCAL LEGION POST

Ralph Inman. a World War III
veteran who was cited for out
standing combat service. was
elected Commander Of American
Legion Post lOI at a meeting in
the hut last Thursday night. In
man was commander of the post
Immediately following his dis
charge from the service and al
that time built the post member
ship 10 an all time high.
Other officers elected at the
meeting include First Vice Com
mander Harry Stephens. Second
Vice Commandcr-N ccdham Her
ring, Third Vice Commander
Bill Oakley, Finance Officer-Roy
Buffkin, Adjutant--Grover Faulk.
Chaplain-Hoyt Piver, Sergeant
at Arms-Worth Hardee, Histor-
ian-Buell Lanier, and Athletic
Officer-Dr. J. L. James.
The post also decided to send
a local boy to Boys State at Chapel
Hill. The selection of the youth
will be made By school officials.
Officers win be installed at a
fish ny supper ct Mel Rays on
Maccamaw River II 7:1o on Nay
~.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Birthday Observed
ByDelta Kappa Gamma

The members of the Bladen CO.
unity Delta Kappa Gamma were
hosteSses to the Columbus County
Delta Kappa Gamma members at
the second birthday meeting of
the society held in the home of
Mrs. Helen Gains in Elizabeth
town recently.
A brief business session was held
and committee reports were heard
at which time Miss Gladys Pitt
man of Elizabethtown. president.
gave a report CT the State con-
vcntion held il PinchurSt May
1928.
AZ the conclusion of the meeting
guests were invited To the dining
room where the hostess served
punch, cake, sailed nuts. olives
and sandwiches.
The table was attractivcly dec
GRATED with the birthday cake and
burning taperS.
Attending were Mrs. w. w.
Woody, Miss Helen Butler, Miss
Edith Staffordk,nd Miss Maud
Butler of Tabor City; Miss Ruth
Mears of Chadbourn; Mrs. Bessie
Marks, Mrs. Ruth Baldwin, Miss
Ann Elkins, Miss Elsie Elkins and
Miss Dola Burns of Whiteville;
Miss Gladys Pittman, Miss Lucille
Fisher, and Mrs. c. M. Thompson,
of Elizabethtown, Mrs. Archie
Stone of Bladcnboro and Mrs
Clyde Kinlaw of White Oak.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
PIANO PUPILS
GET AWARDS

The piano pupils of Miss Caro-
line Murray were presented in
recital on Thursday and Friday
evenings with special features and
program by the Rythmn and
Harmony Bands.
About 40 piano pupils we're
heard.
Included on the recital programs
were a drama chorus entitled
stars and Stripes Forever" fea-
turing Hilda Rae Wright and Muir
lei Ward in duet; and a musical
sklt entitled DOGGY Man" Sue
Kelley, Pam Spivey, Shryl Sue
Cox and Joel Hedgecoe were
characters for the skit and Jerry
lnman was pianist.
Highlighting the final evening
program was the presentation of
awards. Principal c. II. Primer
made the presentations for Miss
Murray.
Gayle Kelly. Kitty Kelly. Mary
Angela Clemens. Patricia Mincey.
and Henry Neil Wright received
the awards for musical progracs
and outstanding work and Muricl
Ward and Hilda Rae Wright we're
presented awards for accompany
ing the Rhythm and and Harmony
Bands.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
RED DEVILS
TRAMPLE
FAIR BLUFF
BY JIMMY GARRELL

Playing their final tilt of the
season, the Tabor City Red Devils
lambaSted 20 solid base blows off
three Fair Bluff moundSman as
they took convincing triumph
from the visiting nine 27-0 here
Monday.
Whitley Tompkins was again en-
ceptionaly impressive in hurting
two hit shut out at the Fair
Bluff stickmen. Making his fare
well mound appearance, scholastic
wise, Tompkins whitfield nine.
walk two, and therefore ended a
rather strenuous season with a
respectable record of seven wins
against three setbackS.
Weldon Gore led the offensive
onslaught cracking out four base
knocks in five trips to the platter.
Jimmy Jernigan proved the big
gest asset for the Red Devils in
the long ball department slaping
two three baggerS.
The locals biggest inning of
several big stanzaS was in the
second when they tailed dozen
markers on six hits and the loose
fielding of the visiting nine En-
zor got both hits off the slants
of Tompkins securing them in the
first and third StanZas.
Jimmy Rogers executed the
most sparkling field play of the
night in the first frame as he
made a difficult stab Of a liner
TO right field and threw to first
doubling the runner. Hinson. My
CrS. and Edwards all worked on
the hill for Fair Bluff with HinsOn
getting the lost.
Catching in only his second
contest. Ned Watts showed con-
tinuCd improvement rs he hit two
doubles and a singleton and play
cd tlawlCss bail behind the plate.
The win Cnablccd coach Eli Rat
"rrcc's aggregation 10 finish the
season with seven wins. seven
loses. and two tics. brCakirg oven
IN lG contest. II wa the last game
for stalwarts Jcrnigan. Tompkius.
Wilson. Rogers and Neil Gore who
finish AT Tabor City high school
this spring
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Rotary Meets

Members of the Tabor CITY Ro-
tary club will have bankers night
next Monday night. a. c. Ed
wards, program chairman, has an
nounccd. A noted North Carolina
banker is scheduled to speak to
the group.
~ Monday nights meeting. the
RotarianS heard from a commit
tee Of W. y, Williams. A. L. Cold
finch and Frank Norris regarding
a ladies night to be held at the
local school cafeteria on Nav 25.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Rainbow Officers
Installed Here

Miss Mona Claire Cox was in
stalled as Worthy Advisor of the
local Rainbow Assembly for Girls
in a public program held in the
Masonic hall Wednesday evening.
Macel Cox is the retiring Worthy
Advisor.
Other officers installed included
Patsy Ward, Associate Advisor:
Shelba Jean Hulk, Charity; Sarah
Williams, Hope: Joan Strickland.
Faith: Mable Hodges, Drill Leader:
Janet White, Recorder, Rochell
Simon, Treasurer: Dana Solcs.
immortality; Joan Cox, Love: Pat
rlcia Spivcy, Religion; Ann Hay
den Williams, Nature: Lorenc
Long. Service; Faye Spivey. Fid-
city; Nell Long. Patriotism: Darcus
Solcs. Chaplain: Emma Jean Cox.
Confidential Observer: JUDY
Smith. Outer Observer: JanCll
White, Recorder: RochCll Simon.
Treasurer: Alice Ann Horne. Mu-
slcian: and Nancy IIardcC. Choir
Director.
Members of the local Masonic
lodge served on the installing staff.
They were Jack Strickland. In
stalling officer: Bill Stevens.
Marshall: and Tom Carroll. Score
tary. Mrs. Nnnabcllc Angle of the
Eastern Star. was pianist.
Hartford Fowler led the invoca-
ton for the program. Milton
Wright. made the welcome address
and Frank Young gave the re-
Spouse. a. {. Edwards pronounced
the benCdiction.
A flag was presented 10 the AS
sembly during the evening from
the local Woodman of the World
Camp with Frank Young making
the presentation.
Mrs. Mae S. Young, Mother Ad-
visor, received the official pcn
from the Assembly by Shclba Jean
Hulk and Miss Rochell Simon pre-
sentcd the Worthy Advisor pen.
Mrs. Kirby Cox, mother of the
Worthy Advisor, was presented a
corsage by her daughter.
Refreshments were served dur
ing a social hour which followed
the installation program by the
Advisory Board.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13

Brooks Blackburn, assistants.
Unit 2-Gene Dellinger and
Charlie Phipps made the scrap
book cover. Contents of the book
shows types of work from every
member of the class. Art. Music,
English, Spelling. History and
Geography.
Dianne Gore served as chair
man OF arranging the material
with co-chairman jeanette Dun
can, Anna Rogers, Shirley Rock
well, and Fay Cox. Assisting were
Carolyn Beck, IneZ Crib, Irene
Hilburn, Frances Mills, Carol Mil
ligan, Hazel Norris, Carol Norris.
Virginia Nealey, Lorena Mobiles.
Betty Jean Sutton. Lavinc Watts.
Cloteal Strickland. Betty Pearl
Small, Vivian Turbcvillc and Tina
Mae Tyler.
Unit "a - By foot frieze
depicting scenes and people o.!
Mcaevial Times was made by the
boys. Gene DcllCngcr Was chair
man. with Dan Sanders and Mel
YIN Mobiles as co-chairmcn.
The class had access to about
100 books for the study with the
assistance of Miss Edith Stafford.
Elementary Librarian. a film
strip on Medieval Times" was
also used in the study.
During the course of study the
students had many socializing ex-
periences which developed self ex-
preston, cooperation, and organi-
cation, as well as learning to live
together developing character
training and discipline.
The Fortress, Friege and Scrap
book were erected in the library
where all elementary students
viewed the work.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Bread Sale
Sla ted For
Cancer Workers

A bread sale will take place
here Friday evening. May Is. for
the benefit of the local Cancer
Drive Mrs. b. a. Carroll. chair
man announced this week.
The cancer volunteers will make
house to house calls between 600
and ZOO with Saturdays bread.
Mrs. Carroll said.
The fresh bread is being deliv-
cred to Tabor City through the
cooperation of the inertia Bread
company.
Mrs. Carroll pointed out that
cooperation from the citizcnrv
would be appreciated.
Old fashion and regular bread
Will be sold at retail prices.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13

watch towers and the draw bridge.
Inside the walls of the fortress
the boys built the Lords Castle,
Chapel, cook house, store house,
armory and stables. They used
card board, tin cans, saw dust
mache, and rocks.
Boys who did the building and
collected material were Willie
HinSon, building chairman: Char
lie Phipps, chairman of collections:
Gene Dellenger, Dan Sanders,
Melvin Mobiles, Kenneth Gore,
Jimmy Spivey, and Harold Pend
er, Leo Allen, Earl Watts, r. T.
Wright, Tex thousand, Ed Ander-
son, BraXton Williamson. Adoplh
Norris, Paul Hathaway, Jackie
Strickland, Ford Arnett, Wayland
Manning, Bobby McCullum and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
HELPS TABOR'S NAME

Miss Caroline Jackson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. $. l.. Jackson of
Tabor City. is a student at Mere
dith college. In talking to her
mother this past weekend she said
that year or so ago when she
told some one she was from Tabor
City that they Immediately frown-
ed up and said you mean that
place where the Ku KIux Are?
But she said since the Pulitzer
Prize came 70 The Tribune re-
Gently that when she tells some
one she Is from Tabor City they
say you mean where the news
paper II that won the Pulitzer
Prine."f All Of which indicates
the prestige the award carries 40
the high repute which these who
arc aeQaAin4sd with ~ hsow
hsys Ter ~ nswsDaDsn VIE -
sssssesl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
VFW Auxiliary
Organizatioral
Meeting CaAed-

An organizational meeting of
the Auxiliary to the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, local Carlton M.
Fonvielle post, will be held at the
City Cafe Friday May Is, at 800
p. m. DR.. J. l.. James, commander,
announced.
Mrs. Carolyn B. Sutton, presi-
dent of the Fifth District Auxili-
airy, will be the guest speaker.
All wives, sisters, and mothers
Of veterans are eligible for mem
bership and are cordially invited
to attend DR.. James said.
The local VIEW hut is nearing
completion and the prospects for
an active local post and auxiliary
are good officials said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13

Mrs. Erslin Young who was in
sailed As president of the Tabor
City WOman's Club for the 1853
"a year in a program held at the
clubhouse last night. She succeeds
Mrs. G. W. Crutchficld.
Miss Flora Bell Gore was in
stalled rs vice president and Miss
Kate Jones and Mrs. Evelyn Leon
ard will hold their offices as sec
rotary and treasurer respectively.
Mrs. Crutchfield presided at the
meeting and Mrs. w. III. Shelley,
Jr., Mrs. Horace Roberts and Mrs.
Fred NJ. Jernigan served as hos
tesseS.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Rumsey, new Tabor
CITY resident. was recognized as
guest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Sixth Grade Shows Project

The picture above represents a
unit of work-Life in Medieval
Times-by Miss Helen Buffers
Sixth grade in the Tabor City
School.
Following is the story as ex-
planned by Miss Butler. Interest in
the unit began with the study
of pictures on Knighthood in
Medieval Times. The unit shows
how all subjects in the curriculum
can be integrated thus taking care
of the children's interest on all
levels.
In the class discussion it was
decided TO divide the Unit of Work
into three main activities:
Unit Ito bull the Fortress of
Feudal Noble, which included
the palisades, moat, walls with
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Local Women Attend
Club Convention

Mrs. j. {. Singlctary. Mrs. Frs
Kin Young, and Miss Kate Jones
attended several sessions of the
North Carolina Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs convention +
WrightSvillC Beach last week.
Mrs. Singletary, president of
District 10, gave report during
the meeting.
Mrs. Young is the 1885, prcsi-
dcnt OF the Tabor City Woman's
club and Miss Kate Jones is sccrc-
tary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Chorus Members
In Festival

Several members of the Tabor
City High School Chorus partici-
patcd in the State Musical Fcsti-
val Chorus in Greensboro on
April 1924 Mrs. w. w. Woody.
director announced.
Members who sang were Jimmy
WinstCad, Tommy Rogers. Jimmy
Rogers, Sam Walden, Lany Wald-
en-, Shannon Spivey, Alice Ann
Horne, and Patsy Ward. The OBJ
servers were Jean Pcay, Frances
Anne Wcstmoreland, Sarah Will
liams and Mrs. Woody.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
Charlotte Man
To Be Rotary
Guest Monday

Arthur H. Jones, vice president
of the American Trust Company
Charlotte will be guest speaker at
the regular supper meeting of the
Tabor City Rotary Club at the
Woman's Clubhouse Monday. May
10. at $50 p. m. club officials an
nounccd today.
Mr.. Jones will be introduced by
a. G. Edwards. program chairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
TUESDAY BRIDGE

Mrs. J. M. McGougan entertain
cd the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
club at her home this week. Mrs.
J. b Hardwick received the hish
soors award. A swsss courss was
servod b. the hoste1.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
w. :. G. :. TO MEET

The Woman's Society of Christ
IAN Service. Saint Paul Methodist
Church. will meet Tuesday. Nav
w. 300 p. m. at the church. Mrs.
). b. Bruton, president. ANNOUNCE
pH
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
LEAGUE OFFICIALS TO MEET

Commissioners and managers of
the Twin-States Baseball League
VIII meet at 7:30 Friday evening
IN the Atlantic Coast Line Depot
Of Fair Bluff, N. c., Pr,sidsot
Hsathsriy - snnsu.s>a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
GUEST SPEAKER

w. Horace Carter, editor OF The
Tribune, win be the R,ssst speater
At a meeting Of tha HiGh Point, N.
c. Civilian Club IN ma rulnt 10
morrow CzAasstaf, $50.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-20
BUILDING
ONE OF BEST
IN COUNTY

Although there has been much
dissatisfaction from a lot of people
with the unfortunate delay in
completing the building that now
houses the Columbus Manufacture
ing Company, some consolation
can be had from the fact that all
concerned say the structure is one
of the best of its kind in the State.
Quality has not been spared in
building the plant. The building
itself is 202 feet by lO2 feet of
cinder blocks and brick. 1t has a
gummed wood floor, steel framed
roof structure, termite treated
wood framing, and pine paneled
office spaces. 1t was built by Con-
tractor y. G.. Carter, of Whiteville.
one of the largest building con-
tractors i'll this area.
The Air Conditioning and auto
matte heat is Worthington equip
ment. leader in this type mater
lal throughout the nation. 1t was
put in by Sneeden Air Condition
ing Company of Wilmington.
The sprinkler system. for maxi
mum fire protection, was handled
by Grinnell of Charlotte. This is
also a Acknowledgements concern
with an extra ordinary reputation.
Wiring was handled locally by
McGougan Electric Company and
although II required some special
features never seen in this area
before, the wiring has been pro-
nounced excellent by authorities.
The plumbing was handled To-
cally also with Dorman Furniture
Company holding that phase of
the contract. It, too, is another ex-
ample of good workmanship and
For the first time, eight inch
water lines have had to be laid |
by the town TO protect a building
and H. D. Stevens, Jr., and a
crew of local laborers did a fast
and efficient job of this phase of |
Insurance underwriters have in
Spected the building and pro-
nounced II we'll built and protect
ed. one OF the best structures in
the county.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-20
WEDNESDAY, NAY 20, 1858

We live in a free country and I
am very proud Of it, but that
doesn't license us to do rs we
please, unless we are pleased to
do right. 1 am making these re-
marks because I do not want to
De pestered from my work like
watchdog trying to keep the enc
my driven off, even if I am a
pretty good one. I am doing this
70 remind them that / want to
keep the children in place. If
anyone Of them comes and trys
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-20

all such stuff rs boys coming on
my property and have had some
stock killed by it. I expect that I
nave been some cooler about it
than some folks would because
I'm q friend and want to be to
every individual. I have devoted
my life to making others happy.
to not feel that they are endang-
cred with me meddling or inter-
fering with the property.
believe that all people who
1--we that way will keep a check on
their children that they have con-
troll OF. / have even put up with
boys who passed through my prop
erty and pointed their rifles under
my house at my dogs as if they
were going to shoot them. l have
a little pond that I have fish in
and l can see any peace from try
ing to keep everyone out of it.
work for living and don't want
to be peStered all the time. This
business of always having to run
such stuff and mind my dogs off
OF boys that are where they have
no business being is nuisance
and unlawful, in part forcable
trcsspaSsing.
Any respectable person is well
come to visit me for they are not
going to be intruding on my feel
ings. l have been to several par
ents concerning stuff of this type
but | can't get around TO all that
might have children that live in
do as YOU please land"