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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12


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lnNn Nd returned from thn nsuhle
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foT sockeFs and misery llkrs cnr.-
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
New Record TRY

CHICAGO R-Ashrsy q cosk-
maa d.. = maxaIins ediior. plans
b leave o. . hiEhi arsund the
wuria tumcrrvw sna hapes - So .
hew record 81 shuui - hours &c
ihs nighi Ia eommsrslai planes.
Coakman wM uae eummerxial
siFiiEe facilities al ne cay En- his
esamaiei u.12m ae uip Ths
rsgaiar fare. inelndiax tax 81
meals. win tatai si.f0 1
Flstng eastward. he nopes o. -
tarn b Chieaxs eariy nsxi Tnes4ay
mo<nlag uilA . rreerd heiierlag
ths 0hour mark 80 ~ fiorace :.
Borem a Dallas. Tea. last June.
Ceokman s assistasl editar h
charge q svlauaa ~ Popaiaf
MeeAAnics RaEAEine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
The SIREN Of SILVER VALLEY
=, ,AwNAs,su.An II

Ia aat scowitnx "a An -
eathsry eheeka a.mhe1 @xouFa
LET'S Sc II en- TAlnk you
eosAta roe q waRpn ovoF q waits
Z we tnok Il rInhl esq.,
lou're DANCED right ! en-. n
90 I laNa 60 pruwm you're lvim' :
eel gnt up LEE tha hoYs enama
along. Iha to eutAls ussd q =
= 49, s,s.s. e 49,, 1880 ~Ay - 60
hey aad4lea 90 e. 80 IA
lnfo = huekboaFd whirh &C. -
them drova L wns . slew proeaa.
sion acres ne valley & aka 80
- and hey found ths whnle -
kirks rrew WAITING nua wgnm.la~.
lng - re visit JeA nnkaA ~ -
lnSldNf ard whem thNy 90 hIm
Ne wax Gene Ia wilh g.. ms :
sens % b 81 exparienos mansa.
THY fuund Wan urunnna IN
= - bed smptied hruakf.s.
d,ahna en- the chair hezsAa ~
lie 800 ed 81 jet, thea - A.
sea Yea gei . crust eosmim' oweS
here II I had ~ gnn-@
Il fetchea HIM. inanxrwuan.l
JET. I tod hlm he was 4 80
and pa was . sucker mms4 I -
. maeknr tnn. aTd I thmmWhl 60
tnrea yuEkeE1 usagh1 10 80 tnWeeh.
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gong 90 marry Diamm nantnm -
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Ymars daaeea snseiu' - a,
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hat makes Il Hmnnirnaun Yw
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yuur men tod yuu az g - =
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prumleed b uaarFy yumf~
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
eLeaves On
Good NeighbOr
'TnPTOOttawa

WASHINGTON R-Prasident 10.
senhower leaves late today co .
aood nsighbor trip % Ottawa Cor
discuxsiua e muiupl problems-
sneh as continental defense against
any enemy attaek-Niih top Cana.
dian officials.
rs Prssidens wiIl be aeeompa.
MED ea . special train b. Mrs.
Eisenhower. Ambassador and Mrs.
lEemFy Caboa L0dee IF. and .
small staff q Whine house. AIDES.
LodRe Il chief q the L. s. miasion
10 TIE uniisd Nations.
TIE two-day state vialt % Ottawa
VIII be EiBemhower't second trip
outside ne coansry since Ne took
office iast Jannary. Re crossed
from Texaa inio Mexico lasi
mnnth.
TIE Presideai told hls news eon.
fersnes yesterday hs Il going b
Canada 10 pay ia respects 10 the
paopae cf TIE domsnion. Ms al.
dFeas Do Parllament Saturday. he
added. wll zeal win matters Il
eommon inieresi q ths United
states end Canada.
In Ottawa. he wiIl be re gneat
81 TIE g0vernor general fiaceui
MASSEY. and Prime Mnisisr Louis
s.. Laurunt
Aides said the chef Executivs
also plans 70 FeyieW Canadian
American Felatians II privaia talks
via dominion nlIicials.
In nat eatagnFy IL eoaiinental
defsnse. lneiudlng ne raaaF screen
alena TIE nor4hern edges e ne
Canadian msinland and rs lalan1s
nd1acemi
here las hesn tan Il . radar
'net" n northen Canaaa. 81
what actually is 70 tkeFs nsw +
sometAlng less tAan q sod -Det
One tAlng apparenaiy nee1ed Is
mere aeplh q the Fadar system
9Th additional siationx b tAe
south % traxk ineomin9 planss
aflar &c ester Get kaS pikkRd them
-.
ne sansrsxsrslal g. Lswrsnss
seaNay pEopeaal also appeaFs eef'
tan - BE- diseased
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
FIREMAN

BALDWIN nl A-Pmul Gasp
ell. ass1xtaut gmasa II ne xalun
ser IRE departures as oae 3.
sha ilrxs men 81 ne door whes
! Tire alarm nrs8e np q meetna
= volanaeer mem1xEz a. the fire
Aoane.
he Ire. whieh eaused e. Ell
maiee Aome damaee, hlasee
ghruugA "a cwn meter eompany
garage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12
RisgE Rap. Reaursioa

CLKtkLAND A-Gca Nmhru
~ haxMay EpckT ouf Tueaaay
asains ans premaisFe utadraW
Al - 4adtised seakenlaz q
!. = ArmY nrenxth oFtrseas
SucA . rrturfun wuuld ~ a
Erietaoaa hcw - freeaam ~
Armxs eAisl a stafi teclarea n .
poinied rsirfsnee b rcceri hixh.
irRei snggeatiuna thsi nNw wenp
ont anf So sfrstexiss miEhi evsa.
t1aiy Easea ne re snd strsaEth
q Ne Army aFound ihs uoria
kagway spokR - ne Ameriean
0d1ancs Asa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

Slnee Is. the average he a
ne average Z. :. meter eehlcis
wAen scFapped has Increased iron
IS years - ~ years and the aver,
age Mileage iron 3 80 B. "a gos
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

IAsrs b - eiuieA peal. whxrs q
! pui NJ lsfi foo,
Ms Generai Maaort frisnd sad
~ : b ycar mouth lks 40
iormer hass dossss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

~ngassard- which noe FsfEFs b
. badge en- tie upper aFm uTa9inal.
~ meani q plees 81 armax taF ne
gpper arm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

The search for truth i stl the great goal Of man
knd although appears some people aren't very inter-
ealed In finding H.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

Hall 81 AmerieAn women who
reach age Is wfli I've Is years
lnnger and q third of TEN ~
live iar - years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Mrs. Ida Fowler's
Funeral Today

Mrs. Ida NJ. Fowler, 65, of route
,, Tabor City died in the Rober-
son County hospital. Lumberton
Wednesday al 1870 a. IN. after an
illness OF two years.
She was the widow OF Daniel
Fowler and was a member of the
Emmerson Baptist Church.
Funeral rites will be held from
the Emerson Baptist Church this
afternoon. Wednesday. at 800 D.
m. by the Rev. Moan Duncan and
Rev. Coy thousand. Burial will be
IN the ooiCS cemetery.
She is survived by her mother.
Mrs. (. l.. Duncan of Loris: one
son, Norman OF route ,, Tabor
City; five daughters, Mrs. Dewey
Norris. Mrs. Tal!man Tyler. Mrs.
Jettie Morris. Mrs. Hoyt Shelly.
ana Mrs. Ra rhcll Duncan of Tabor
CITY: four sisters, Mrs. Frank
Turncr Of .H!gl Point. Mrs. Bert
Cause and Mrs. Earl Granger of
Lorls, ana Mrs. Ruth Minccy of
Nichols: tWo brothers, Luther
Duncan o. Tabor City and Ionic
ID. Duncan of Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Joint Recital
To Be Given
In Chadbourn

A joint recital will be given in
the Chadbourn School auditorium.
Chadbourn, Friday, Sept. 4, at
o:l5 p. m. by Miss Carolyn Taylor
of Wadesboro and Jimmy Brisson
of Ccrro Gordo.
Miss Taylor an accomplished
pianist is the daughter of the Hon
orable Pat Taylor who served as
1t. Governor during tn epast adj
ministration. and Il granddaughter
of the late Rev. Frank Wooten of
Columbus County. She is now do
ing graduate work in New Yorl;
City under Carl Fridberg.
BriSson Il tenor soloist. is the
son of Rev. Mr. Brisson of Ccrro
Gordo. He is a graduate of Wake
Forest College and is entering the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
The recital is being sponsored
by the ChanCCl Choir of the Chad
bourn Baptist Church for the ben
eft of the church building fund.
a silver offering will be taken
during the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Negro School
Enrolment Off

The Tabor City Negro High
School is short 100 students of the
anticipated enrolment of 600 j.
d. Pridgcn. principal announced
today.
General sentiment is that STU
dents are working who should be
in school and this is being investi-
gated by authorities" Pridgen
said. He also pointed out that it
was against federal laws to en-
ploy students of school age during
school hours and il is hoped that
people working students will take
this into consideration and en-
courage them TO attend school.
The school is now operating on
the short schedule 800 a. m. TO
LOO p. IN. with the regular sched-
ule going into effect Sept. "a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Yam Cannery To Locate Here

Speculation over the possibility
OF a sweet potato cannery locating
i'll Tabor City this season ended
this week when grading began on
the Green Sea Road and officials
Of the company let it be known
that yamS would be canned here
beginning early in October.
Bill Truitt. a representative of
the Corbett Company that owns a
potato house in the State Line
area, said today that an addition
TO the building was already Under
way, and that if work was COM
piete by the first OF next month.
the operation would get started
then.
<. {. Corbett, owner OF the COM
pany who has been canning vans
m Florida for some time. contact
ed the Tabor City town officials
some time ago and stated his in
tention of opening a canncry pro-
vided sufficient supply of water
could be furnished. The town
board has agreed to rum a six inch
water line to the South Carolina
line, a distance of 500 feet and the
additional Go feet will temporily
be financed by the canning inter-
eStS.
Officials OF the cannery have
said that at the moment only vans
will be handled but have pointed
out the possibility of other farm
produce being canned in the flu
ture.
The cannery officials have stat
ed that 40 to 50 persons would be
employed in the processing of the
yams and that they expected to
expand as the business demanded.
Many local people have stressed
the need for such an operation
here for several years. 1t will pro-
vide a ready market for potatoes
that do not qualify as number
ones. Other citizens also point out
that with the ability of farmers to
grow many truck crops in this
area, cannery officials might see
flt to eventually preserve straw
berries, beans, corn, peppers, Gu
cumberS and Tomatoes, among
other things, thereby further di-
verSifying the local economy.
The building will actually be
located across the South Carolina
line but will be. for all practical
purposes, a Tabor City enterprise.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Good Attendance
Noted AT williams
ownship School

Williams Township School be-
gan the school year in a big way
last Wednesday when a total of
9O7 students enrolled for the 1853
81 terms.
AN unusually large first grade
class was on hand the opening
day" said V. j. Colombo. princi-
pal OF Williams Township School
We had expected about 85 first
graders but we enrolled a total of
l08."
The breakdown of enrolment
finds 7l9 in elementary school and
l88 in High School.
The students who are USUALLY
absent were present for the begin
ning of the school year." said Co
I"mbo. There were still some abb
sent but the few who remained
away are being checked on"
The attendance record for the
first ten days will have no bearing
on the immediate teacher quota :
however, the yearly average at
tendance determines the quota so
all students are urged to be pres
"nt each day for school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Peanu, Growers
In Columbus Vote
In avor OF Levy

An overwhelming vote in Sat
uroay'S rJicronaum saw the stamp
Of approval pat on the proposed
onc-ccnt assessment for research
and promotion by the Columbus
County peanut growers.
Tho vote. as ra,urrc. 10 the
PIMA u..ir. f. WhItcviur was 1873
for the move with only five
against.
The only votes against the as
ment period, would it be possible
ScSSmcnt were cast in ChadDuurn
where a total Of seven votes were
Tailed with five of those seven
against the assessment.
Returns from % of the "A pea
nut growing counties gave 1854
votes for the assessment and only
l59 against it.
Some 500 growers were eligible
to cast ballots in the referendum
but local agricultural leaders said
theE dld not expect to actual vote
10 90 above one third of the eligi-
bleS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Englishman
Speaks Here

Gilbert Cour. an Englishman
with the British Broadcastine
Company, made an entertaining
talk before the local Rotary club
al the Woman'> club house Mon
day night. He is visiting his wife's
relatives in Whitcville and was
presented TO the club by Willard
G. Cole. editor of the News-Rc-
porter.
Club President Robert Solcs an
nounced that last weeks absentee
mad made M his meeting al d
neIghborinG town and for the
sixth consecutive week. the club
had had perfect attendance. Two
RotarIanS were not present Mon
day but both We're expected to
make up their meeting this week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Tobacco Prices
Setting Record


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III i"Do' D.,S .o"dcCo
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Ni "'u Ill inc entlre
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n,'.'t',S?.,. q" ''e'' '''e ioC"i market
o,,. 'o'''" Quilt ave!
r.o,.,.,. -, H..
Eli. ,,,a,I, o., '''' '''.' ven anu 81 lar
,Ia,,,.,,,-l -, ~ oo'iSiu aoie
800, - - 81 ''N '''''iieii' i. APP
~ " to' 80 = 'iiu' iaOor
~ n''E nav us oeSt all around
A., g., - 80 '''''''S '''iS veal
:. .I.,,.. .-.'r, SO'I "Nei"Se
:. 49,, .'oN ~ ,.'''l''iIo anu
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Town Board Passes Ordnance
Requiring Garbage Cooperation

The beard of commissioners of
re Town %! Tabor City in regular
-eSsion TUESDAY night approved
oNrr. .. ,. the last bill" outSta nd
* -, al 49, IVA. aid IOr the
first time faced the future without
being throttlcd with accounts pay
able. More than $500 in bills
nave been paid by the new board
during the past two months while
keeping up TO date on all new obi
cations.
The board had an unusually
good tax collection record for
August when some 5000 in old
and new taxes were paid into the
town treasurer. After completely
paying all accounts outstanding
Tuesday, the board had balance
remaining in the bank OF $3.50
IN the general fund and Sl59l.20
in the debt service account. This
dcDt service account takes care
of the bonded Indebtedness, the
next payment of which is due in
October.
The board also passed an ordin-
ance, effective October 2. requir-
ing all Tabor City residents to
provide themselves with adequate
garbage containers. Failure to
comply with the ordinance will
result in tn etown garbage crews
refusal 10 haul the garbage away.
y motion was made and carried
by the board requiring all persons
making phone calls over either the
police phone or town hall phone
to write down his name, where he
called. and what the call was
about. This is being done in an
effort to determine the necessity
of the large number of calls being
made.
An ordinance was passed max
ing il Illegal to park on the East
side of Railroad street between the
drivc-in window entrance of the
WacCamaw Bank and Live Oak
street and also for persons to park
in that area in a manner that OBJ
structcd the sidewalk.
The town clerk was instructed
10 write a letter TO Carolina Power
and Light company asking that
m additional street light be placed
N front Of the block church in the
colorcd section
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Football Schedule Cancelled AT
Williams Township High School

Football activities at Williams
Township High School were can
cellcc early this week due TO the
lack of players participating in The
program
I'VE just didn't have enough
boys out for the practice sessions.
We only had seven boys during
the preseason practice sessions so
we had to call special meeting
last Thursday" said v. J. Colom-
DO, principal Of Williams Town
ship School. 1--WE explained the
situation to the boys at the meet
ing and decided to wait until Fri
day to see " any bigger squad
showed Up for practice-when
.Aey :ci!ed 20 -cror. or vr:day we
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Sleeping Farmer
Relieved OF $500
On Tobacco Mart

Sleeping during a tobacco sale
can be an expensive bit of snoOZ-
ing when you wake and find that
your tobacco card is missing and
your tobacco check collected by
another man.
Such was the case here last
week when Bill Memory, local
man, went to sleep while waiting
the sale of his tobacco. He awoiic
10 find his tobacco card missing
and learned that another man had
obtained his tobacco check a.
mounting to nearly $500.
Horace Brown. of Tabor City
area, is under $500 bond and
charged with robbery, larceny
nd forgery in connection with the
incident.
1t is alleged that Brown took
the check TO the bank in Tabor
City ana deposited $500 in the
aame of Bill Memory and retained
the remainder for his own use.
Later it was found that $500 of
the money had been deposited in
a Whitcvillc bank and it is alleged
that the remainder of the money
was spent by Brown He had only
Si4 on his person when taken into
custody by Whiteville officers.
Brown was bound over for Su-
perior Court after Justice of the
Peace \. NJ. Anger found probable
cause in the case.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Quart rly Meet
Here Sunday
For Methodist

Quarterly Conference of the
Tabor City Charge will be held in
the Saint Paul Methodist Church
here Sunday morning following
the regular morning worship scrv-
ice, Rev. G. W. Crutchficld. pastor,
announced.
Rev. V. E. Green. Wilmington
District Superintendent, will pre-
side. The Rev. Mr.. Queen will de-
liver the regular worship message
al the Zion Methodist church Sun
day at 800 D. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02

the truck. When he put on the
brakes the car overturned in the
middle of the road.
Barker stated that the skid
marks measured ia feet and the
car rolled 63 feet after turning
over.
There were five boys in the
car and after the injured one had
been taken to the hospital the
other boys and some Of the spec
tators at the scene Of the accident
turned the car upright and Edwin
Fowler drove it back into Tabor
City," said Barker.
No trace Of the red truck had
been found early the next morn
ing, and Edwin Fowisr was
charged With careless and reckless
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Jerry Fowler Suffers Injuries
In PirewaY Road Auto Accident

y late model automobile turned
over Friday night at IL o'clock
eight miles from Tabor City on
the Pireway Road injuring one of
the five occupants.
jerry Wayne Fowler, II, of
Tabor City was taken to the Loris
Hospital where he was admitted
with head injuries and decorations
of the body.
Highway Patrolman J. r.
Barker who investigated the acct
dent reported that Edwin Gliston
Fowler, 20, Of Tabor City had adj
mitted driving the car. He stated
that he was driving toward Tabor
City when . red pickup truck
stopped abruptly IN front Of him
causing him 70 put he brakes on
uand6001x- n aHnSd e>ashi>a -.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Nineteen Cases
Heard Monday
In Mayor Court

Nineteen cases were disposed of
i'll Mayors Court Monday after
noon.
Two second offenders paid the
cost of court plus five dollar
Inc and 10 others paid the $3.50
court cost. One case was trans
fcrred to Recorders Court.
Isaac Cox, charged with disord-
criy conduct, and Charlie Small.
charged with public drunkenness.
each paid fine and the cost. In
warrant sworn out by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lcamon Beck agains Cliff
Spivey and w. c. Buffkin, chars-
ing them with fighting. Mayor w.
Horace Carter heard the evidence
and transferred il TO Recorders
Court. Spivey has since sworn out
warrant for Beck and that case
also will be aired in Recorders
Court.
A check for -l4.80 was received
by the town clerk this week from
court costs in Recorders Court for
cases originating here. The total
amount collected in this weeks
local court was $248.8O.
Total court collections for the
month is by the far the highest of
any month in history as Sl2O3 .O5
was collected in court costs. This
is nearly half the total fees COL
lected during 1852.
Other cases tried Monday in
cluded:
Clayton Cribb, speeding and
Eyianing wheels. paid cost.
Bobby SarviS, disorderly con-
.uci and public drunkenness, paid
rsst.
1oIn Henry Buifliin. speeding.
paid cost.
Robert A. Soles. public drunk
CnncSS. paid cost.
Floyd Jones, public drunken
"e.;S. paid cost.
Ted McCaskcIi, public drunk
cnncSs, paid cost.
Leo William Nealey, public
drunkenness. paid cost
Wilson Blue, public drunken
ness, paid cost.
Thad Ncalcy. public drunken
ness, paid cost.
James J. Davis, public drunken
ness, paid cost.
Lucille Blue, public drunkenness.
paid cost.
B. G.. Strickland, public drunk
enneSS, paid cost
William Leo Robinson. public
drunkenness, paid cost.
Retha Baker. public drunken
ness, paid cost.
Buddy Douglas, public drunk
ennesS. paid cost.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-02
Club To Organize

The Tabor City Woodman of
the World Camp. number 139, will
mold an organizational meeting in
the Legion hut Tuesday night.
Sept. 8, at 1880 for a Sportsman
Club for boys.
All boys between 8 to 16 years
are invited to attend the Tuesday
night meeting and parents are
urged to accompany their sons.
Officials of the Woodman of the
World from distant cities will be
IN attendance to assist Don Jerni
gan. local man. who will head the
new organization.