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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Wild Sunday Morning Auto Chase
Nets Man Charges On Four Counts

Loris police officers were credit
ed with timely assist.
In experimenting Cox. An uni
Identified woman had called the
Loris Police Station and notified
them that the Tabor City Police
were pursuing Cox and that they
were heading for Loris.
Officers from the nearby town
Joined the chase al Glendale and
alternated the lead with the Tabor
City police depending on which
side Of the border Cox led them.
"a road block was put up by
LoriS officers while we chased
him in North Carolina. When he
saw the road block, he stopped his
car and fled into the cotton field"
said Watts.
Although Cox'S initial bid for
freedom was thwarted, he made
one last attempt as he was taken
from the police car into the Jail.
His second bid was also unsuccess-
full as Officer Sing grabbed him
when he started to run.
The case has been transferred
from Mayors Court to Recorders
Court and will be tried on Tues
day, August 10.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

signs and the lead car will be
equipped with loud speaker. as
in the past years.
This is good will tour by
which we are inviting the people
of our trading area to sell their
tobacco in Tabor City and trade
with the Tabor City Merchants. y
stated Joe Coleman, overall chair
man of the motorcade.
Any merchant who has not been
contacted is urged to feel free to
participate in the motorcade, as
the more vehicles in the process
sion. the more successful the pro-
ject will be.
Farmers of Brunswick, Horny
and Columbus counties are urged
to take special notice of the to-
bacco caravan when it passes their
way Friday and be reminded to
sell your tobacco in Tabor CITY
and trade with the Tabor CITY
Merchants"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

she said,
Hardee put the time of the
blast at about 10:45 Wednesday
night. He was cominb from Fink
lea, he said. and was headed for
his home.
Hardee's brother, T. c. Hardee,
Jr., who looked at the car later.
said he felt at had to be an au-
tomato rifle or buckshot one"
Deputy Sheriff Harry Harrison.
WHO investigated, said he could
find no evidence Of foul play. Last
week police were holding a piece
of on auto muffler which they said
they thought might have bouned
from the road and hit Hardee's
arm.
Inspection OF the car showed
the front left quarter window
shattered by the blast, but no
evidence of buckshot could be
found.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Mrs. Baggett
Funeral Rites
Friday P. M.

Mrs. Carrie Butler Baggett, 50,
a former resident of Tabor City,
died in McLeod's Infirmary. Flor
ence (today) Wednesday at $40
a. m. She had been in declining
health suffering a heart ailment
for year. Her condition became
critical in April.
A daughter of the late John
George Butler and Christina Vir-
ginia Butler, she was born in Co..
lumbus County June 10, 1885. She
has been active in church and
community affairs since her early
years. She held offices in the local
Saint Paul Methodist Church dur
ing her residence in Tabor City
ana since moving to Whiteville
she has served as president of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Whiteville Method
list Church. and as Zone Chairman
and District Promotional Secretary
of the ". s. c. S. She also taught
Bible class in her church for a
number Of years.
Mrs. Baggett was well known
in the county as one VINO shared
with Others and served in many
capacities as COMMUNITY social
worker as well as being active in
the United Daughters Confederacy
at one time.
Mrs. Baggett moved from Tabor
City to Whiteville in 1925 with her
husband DR.. Leamon Baggett who
died in February 1853. He retired
from the practice Of medicine at
that time and purchased interest
in an oil business in the county
seat.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Baggett
will be held from the chapel Of
the Whitevillc Methodist Chcrch
Friday at p. m. with her pastor.
Rev. +. c. Newton. officiating
Rev. Paul Carruth, pastor &c the
Saint Paul Methodist Church. Tab
or City. will assist ard intermeni
will be in the Memorial Park Gem
etery.
The body will main at the
Mckenzie Funeral nome in White
vile until one hour prior to the
funeral when IL will be taken 10
the church to lie In state.
Surviving are five sisters. Mrs
Letha Butler and Mrs. Mary Todd
OF Tsbor City; Mrs. G.. l.. McKin.
lne Of Loris, 8. c.; Mrs. Frank
Mammalian Of Camden, Della. aht
Ms. Fred Townsend Of Wyoming
Della. Also surviving are q mum
Der Of nieces and nephews.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
DRINKS Dominate
Docket Monday

Three cases were transferred
this week from Mayors Court to
Recorders Court by Mayor w.
Horace Carter.
A total of 16 cases were tried
Monday afternoon in Mayors
w. Horace Carter.
A total of l6 cases were tried
Monday afternoon in Mayors
Court with the bulk of the de-
PENDANTS charged with either
speeding or public drunkenness.
Those charged with public
drunkenness who paid costs OF
court were Archie Manning, Euley
Baggett, Howard Lee Hayes, Rozi-
er Strickland, Lee Streeter, and
Herman Stevens.
Convicted Of speeding and fined
costs of court were Spencer Dun
can, Ernest Pridgen, Edwin c
Fowler, Mcmillan Lovette, Sugar
Baby. and Pete Williamson.
Other cases included Bobby
Stanley, speeding. So; John B
Griffin. speeding. SIS; Quincy
Harrelson, speeding, SIS: and Ern-
est Pridgen, spinning wheels. paid
costs.
Transferred to Recorders Cour,
were Grady Jernigan who is
charged with attempting to com
mitt crime against nature: Aftor
Lee Cox, driving while drunk
reckless driving, speeding and fail
IRE to stop at sound of siren
Leavy Lewis was transferred or
charges of drunken driving.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

4 " lid automobile chase that
lasted an hour and As minutes over
dirt roads in North and South
Carolina ended at 3 o'clock Sun
day morning when Tabor City Po-
lice Officers Ted Watts and Lea
mon Sing found their quarry hid
ing in a cotton field where he had
fled after abandoning his car when
Loris officers blocked the road
ahead of him.
Alton Lee Cox, %. of Tabor City
was charged with driving while
under the influence, reckless driv-
ing, speeding 81 miles per hour
in 35 miles per hour zone. and
failure to stop at the sound OF a
siren.
According to arreSting officers
the chase began Sunday morning
about lis o'clock at the city limits
on the Green Sea-Tabor City road
With officers in pursuit, Cox at
tempted to elude them by skirtine
the border line of the two Caro-
l1naS on dirt roads.
He went through Glendale, Coz
Town, Iron Hill, and made -four
trips between the Iron Hill-Tabol
City road and Harvey Powell's
station, said Officer Watts in re-
lating the route of the chase.
Hitting speeds as high as Il
miles per hour on the dirt roads
Cox swerved his auto from one
side of the road to the other in ar
effort to prevent the police Cal
from overtaking him.
HE wouldn't let me get up
beside him. He swerved the car
from one side to the other and
jammcd on his brakes I'm an at
tempt to wreck u.s." related
Watts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Woodcraft Boys
To Plan Camp

The local Boys of Woodcraft
will meet Thursday, July 20, 8 p.
m. at the American Legion Hut,
Don Jernigan. director announced
today.
THE meeting is Of vital import
ance as plans to attend boys camp
will be made and those who do not
meet Thursday night will be un-
able to co." Jernigan said.
The camp, located near Char
lotte, will open August and con-
tinue through August !.
The camp Is sponsored by the
Woodman of the World.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Longs Crossroads Man Injured
BY Strange Blast" On Highway

A Longs Crossroads man was hos
pitalized here last week as a re-
suit of injuries received when an
object struck his arm as he met
a car on Highway 9, a few miles
east Of Loris.
Myrtle Hardec said, when ques-
toned at the Joris Community
Hospital that he was driving his
1947 Chevrolet east on 9 about te:,
miles from Loris when car met
him. shortly after he (thc driv-
er OF the other cary recognizes
my car" Hardee said, "he speeded
up"
Then, said Hardee, he heard a
loud blast, as IL from a shotgun,
which tore his arm open and ne
cessitated his going to the hos
pital.
Hsrdee's mother, Mrs Rena b
Hardee, was riding with her sor
at the time Of the 'fblast". She re-
called the noise--''it just reared, :
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
PresbYierians
Will Have Guest
Pastors In August

Guest pastors will conduct Serv-
ices at the Tabor City Presbyter-
ian Church during the first four
Sundays in August.
Rev. Fletcher c. Hutchinson,
pastor of the local Presbyterian
church announced today that DIR.
L. A. Taylor of Wilmington, DIR.
w. w. Glass of Emporia, Va, and
Rev. Elwell Jones would replcae
him during his stay at the Presby-
terrain Conference Grounds at
Montreal, N. c.
DR.. Taylor, eXecutive-Secretary
for the Presbytery Of Wilmington,
is we'll known for his work in act
waiting the local Presbyterian
Church. He will deliver the SER
mon on Sunday, August /.
On Sunday, August 8, DR.. w w.
Glass will conduct the services.
DR.. Glass is a brother-in-law to
MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Huffman of
Tabor City.
Rev. Elwell Jones, we'll known
Baptist preacher in this communi-
ty, will conduct services on August
Is and %.
Rev. Hutchinson left Monday for
Rapine, Virginia where he will
visit with his parents until We'd
neSday, August 4. He will then at
tend the Church Extension Confer
ence at Montreal. He will be rep
resenting the Wilmington Presby-
terry in the Christian Relations
Workshop while at Montreal.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Clean Cell Awaits
Wandering Prisoner.

A man who has a knack
for delaying jail sentences did
II again Monday when he saunt-
cred through an unlocked cell
door at the Tabor City jail,
skipped down the stairs and
made good his bid for freedom.
Brice Watts Of Tabor City was
lodged In the local Jail Sunday
after Chief Of Police n. z. Epps
arrested him for being drunk,
disorderly, and resisting AREA
As Van Coleman, caretakee,
cleaned the Jail on Monday,
Watts noticed the unlocked deer
and did what came naturally
he walked toward the sunshine.
IL marks the second time
within the past 90 days that
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Blue Caps Break E Town Streak
AT 70 Games With IA Victory

Tabor City's Blue Caps paid no
attention to the records last night
as they came from behind to spoil
the undefeated Elizabethtown re-
cord of 20 wins with IA wallop-
ing in regularly scheduled
Strawberry League tilt at E'Town.
The birthplace Blue Caps be-
came the only team of the season
to stop the powerful leaguc-lcad-
ing E'ToyVn nine.
Trailing i-3 in the seventh in
ming, the Blue Caps tailed twice
On the strength of Rome Anderson's
triple. They never relinquished
their lead as Blue Cap twirler
Benny Hendrick held the E'Town
sluggers in check. Just for good
measure. the Blue Caps pushed
across an additional pair of runs
in the last frame and ran the final
talley to IA.
Everyone on the squad played
heads up ball and l believe it was
our best game OF the season." sale
Bryan Higgins, business manager
for the Blue Caps.
Pitcher Hendrick limited the
E'Towners to five hits-one double
and four singles while his mate.
were collecting nine Safcties off G.
losing pitcher Levy Heath.
Roam Anderson. Blue Cap man.
ager, collected a triple while Ell.
bert Long raped out a double fol-
the only two extra-baSe knock:
for the Blue Caps.
The Blue Caps, who have a wor
8-lost IL record, tailed two run
in the second inning, one in tn,
third, two in the seventh, and two
in the ninth.
ETown collected one run in tn,
second, two in the .hird. and on,
in the fifth.
A return engagement is slatec
for Friday night at Civilian Fielt
in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
QUOTA CARDS

The within quota Tobacco mark
citing cards were mailed Friday
July %. 1854. The producers who
planted In excess Of their aIIot-
ment will have TO call by the Co
unity ASC Office for their card, in
order that they may check on their
estimated production prior 10 the
time they begin their sales. Any
person who Is indebted 70 the y.
8. Government must call b. ~
Counev office for their norkeSins
cards IND clear tbele ~ - hey
may b eligible for psses uuDss1
on their crop.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

of the street department.
His remarks were based on the
fact that the new Board found it
self directing the progress of the
town when it was $4,000 in debt.
Placing local government on a
business-like basis has proved the
best policy.
This deficit has been eliminated
during the past IL months, mainly,
through the efficient operation Of
Mayors Court where more than
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Moforcade Set
To Visit Three
Counties Friday

Approximately 80 automobiles
and trucks will leave Tabor CITY
Friday morning, July 80, at 7 a.
m. on the annual Tobacco Motor
cade trek through Brunswick,
Horny and Columbus Counties.
There will be two different
motorcades from Tabor City trav-
cling through the adjoining towns
and communities of the three CO.
unties. One group will cover
Brunswick County and the other
will travel through Horny and CO.
lumbus counties.
This is the fourth year that the
Tobacco Motorcade has been stag
ed. Cars and trucks will be at
tractively decorated with painted
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
SOIL SAMPLES

Farmers are extremely busy
with their tobacco and other crops
at this season, but we wish to point
out to them the necessity to find
time to get that soil sample off to
the State Laboratory in Raleigh"
the u. 8. Dept. Of Agriculture said
this week. "If they get these sam
pies off now they will avoid the
throw back" IL will cause this
fall In their plans for seeding per-
manent pastures for their stock.
No assistance can be given any
farmer unless he first has soil
analysis Of the plot Of land he
wishes federal cost-sharing on.
Take q few minutes now and get
this very little job off your mind
and hands," the announcement
said.
You may get boxes and informa-
ton sheets at the County Agents
Office in the Agricultural Build
Ing. Whiteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Mayor Issues
Drive Safely
Proclamation

In cooperation with the North
Carolina Highway Patrol, Mayor
w. Horace Carter this week signed
proclamation endorsing the
SLOW. Down and Live" drive
throughout the country.
Other mayors in Columbus CO.
unity towns have issued a similar
proclamation that reads:
I'm cooperation with the gov
errors of twenty four States and
the North Carolina Highway Pat
rol. l do hereby proclaim the per-
iod starting on Memorial Day,
May 80, and extending through
Labor Day, September 6, to be
"Slow Down and Live" period"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

Watts has managed to delay his
punishment. His initial effort
took place two months ago in
'Whiteville after he had been
sentenced in Recorders Court
70 30 days for public drunkeu~
ness. As Watts sat In the prison.
er's box, the court recessed fes
lunch and so did Watts-be was
apDrehendcd fepr dsys later In
1ober Cay BY Offlcsr TED
,Wseas.
N history repeats itself, he
vfil soon be apprehendeA but 81
- nsment there b o clesn coli
hwHitlAg hin and Iscai pelice
sre suxtous - hang sut ~
- vacancy" sign - sssu . -
= Urno.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Local Government Operates
Best On Business Like Basis

Local commissioners have had
their ups and downs in the Police
Department during the past year
but the overall picture has been
very encouraging and progress in
the local government is very evil
dent.
For the first time in many
years, the town business is being
conducted on sound financial
basis for its current program,
said Willard Wright, commissioner
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
81 PAGES
SETS RECORD

This tobacco edition is the
largest issue ever published by
the Tabor City Tribune. Prior to
this 32-page issue. the record
stood at 22 pages published on
May &c during the heat of the
Democratic Primary.
Only the cooperation and pro-
gressive spirit of merchants in
Tabor City and surrounding
communities could have made
this new record possible.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

$4,000 was collected for violations
of town ordinances. In 1852, about
$4,000 was collected in Mayors
Court.
Some of the major achievements
include the purchase of a new
police car, installation of a water
line to the cahnery, paving and
curbing of many town streets, and
revision of the bookkeeping sys-
TEN in the water department.
The new wafer card system en-
ables the town to collect this reve-
nue.. In past years, only those who
felt like it paid their water bills,
however, the system today is to
either pay or forfeit the privilege
of using the liquid.
Probably, the reason for achieve
m2nt by the local Board is their
ability to put motions on the floor
and take quick action. During the
past IL months, more than l42
motions were made and seconded
during meetings of the commits
SionerS.
One of the busiest departments,
judging from the motions made,
has been the sewer and water de-
partment. twenty-five motions,
pertaining to the business of this
department. were made by the
Board. A breakdown shows DR.. H.
G. Cameron leading this depart
ment with nine motions. Others
and the number of motions are
Willard Wright CO. Phil Hughes
90, William Shelley 81. and w.
w. Woody %.
TIE number of motions made by
each individual reveals nothing of
consequence since a majority of
the matters are discussed openly
among the member. then any one
of them is free 10 put the proposed
project into the form of a motion
In the police department. havoc
reigned supreme for several
months. Two police chiefs have
resigned under the present admin
istration. Chief L. R. Watson tend
cred his resignation in December
1858 to accept position with the
Fairmont Police Force. S. p
Saunders replaced Watson bu
rendered his resignation severa
weeks after going on duty. Chic
II. f. Epps was hired to replac,
Saunders and began his duties or
July /.
Motions made in the police dc.
apartment business ran second
only 25 were made. Those maxim.
motions were Willard Wright GO)
H. c. Cameron )8), w. w. Wood,
90, William Shelley (3). Phi
Hughes COZ.
Street department business wa.
brisk with several streets bein,
paved and the curbing installed
at the Methodist Church.
Willard Wright took top honor.
in his own department with 1
motions. Others included H. c.
Cameron (6), w. w. Woody (2l
William Shelley (D. Phil Hughe
(2).
Probably the least acted upor
phase of government was take
but the six motions made placed
tax collection on a sound basis
The Chief of Police is charged
with the collection duties.
Even the townsemployees prosp.
cred when the new Administrative,
voting them five cents per hou
raise. Too, members of the polio,
force and the superintendent O
water works received increases /,
salary.
Undoubtedly the most neplecte,
project undertaken by the Boar,
was an attempt to secure perm
anent repairman from Carolini
Power and Light Co. The reoues
Tor this repairman was authorize,
by the Board on July 81, 1853.
There is only one conclusion
the new Board OF Commissioner
has been very active and has Sc
a precedent for incoming boar,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
OUR MISTAKE

The French MARKET Coffee
that appears In the Pissly Wig
ely I'D should read three pounds
for S2.67 instead Of two pounds
Ter this same price. Also, The
two tail cans Of Armour's milk
ADVERTISED fer So shss1A rod
0rse tail cans for that Price.
TIE Tribune regrets ttsss e.
pors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
NOTICE

A meeting Of the Tabor City
Tobacco Board Of Trade Is
scheduled Tuesday night, Aug
ust 3. at 8 o'clock in the office
OF the New Farmers Warehouse.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
WRONG MAN

John Stephens Of New Town
Is not the John Stephens con-
victed of public drunkenness
last week In Tabor City's May
or's Court.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-05-28

plenty of hot water and, if things
are very soiled, give them two
sudsings instead of one.
Redeposited soil is that which
has been washed off garments
and then, because of lack of de-
tergent or prolonged washing
time, is redeposited on the
clothes. To avoid this, clothes
should be washed in a good de-
tergent. And they should be
washed only long enough to get
them clean.
Wash clothes that have about
the same amount of soil on them
together. Do not wash a very
very badly soiled garment with
one that is lightly soiled. Soil
from the heavy soiled garment
will be redeposited on the clean
ed garment. Redeposited soil
makes some clathes look grayer
after washing than before.
The secret of removing rede-
posted soil: many quick, hot
washes with plenty of detergent!
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-05-28
FRISCO PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall and
Alonzo Blanchard of Norfolk visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wicks OF
San Francisco, Calf, are visiting
Mrs. Wicks' sister, Mrs. John. Wa
sill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlon Willis and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin were in
..Manteo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Walls and
son of Elizabeth City returned
home Saturday after spending
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Austin.
Mrs. Ralph Gunter and daughter
of Virginia Beach spent the week
end with Mrs. Gunter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin.
Mrs. Julian Austin arrived home
Hast week from Elizabeth City,
where she has been for two weeks.
She was accompanied home by her
daughter, Mrs. Tom Meads, ana
cchibdren.
Robert ID. Basnett, Jr., U.S.C.G'
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-05-28
HArTERAS PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Austin and
children spent the week end here.
Mrs. Richard Job and Mrs. Fra
zier Peele spent Sunday in Man
teo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Gaskins and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. I.
Gaskins in Manteo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Peele were
in Elizabeth City last week.
Mrs. Ida Austin, Mrs. Wheeler
Balance, Mrs. Eliza Balance, Mrs.
Grace Peele, spent Thursday in
Elizabeth City, where Mrs. Bal
lance's baby received treatment.
Gamaliel Balance spent Sunday
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Stowe,
Mrs. Hydus Austin were in Eliza
beth City last week.
Mrs. Esta Oden and little grand
son were here for the week end.
Leroy Gaskill and Reginald Gas
kill are spending a few days here.
Miss Minerva O'Neal and Oma
O'Neal have been spending some
time here.
Mrs. Marie Poole is visiting Mrs.
Nacie Austin, after spending some
time in Manteo.
Mrs. Kate Burrus, Shanklin Aus
tin, Albert Austin, Ranzy Gaskins,
Leo Peele, are on the jury at court
in Manteo this week.
Those from Hatteras attending
the wedding of Miss Jackie Burrus
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bur-
rus, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bur-
rus, Jr., and children, Mrs. Byron
Byrd and daughter, Roberta, Elida
Stowe, Mrs. Ionic Burrus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalton Burrus and son Terry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton Austin and
children.
The Auxiliary of the Hatteras
W.S.C.S. met at the church Tues
day night with 16 present. The
meeting was opened with a song,
"The Kingdom is Coming" After.
the business, the pledge service
was given by Mrs. Maude Austin.
Those taking part were Mrs. Don
aid Oden, Mrs. Carlos Peele, Mrs.
Roy Gray. Mrs. Inez Austin sang
"When l Survey the Wondrous
Cross"
Mrs. Herbert Oden and Mrs.
Johnnie O'Neal were elected Circle
ssChairmen. Everyone was urged to
bring their money in on the build
ing fund.
The meeting was closed with the
abenediction.
gMr. and Mrs. Robert Graham
and sons, Bobby and Ricky, OF Ten
nessee are spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Oden.
Mrs. Pauline Gaskins has return
ed home after being patient in
the Albemarle Hospital for some
time.
Damon Gray visited his wife who
was in the Albemarle Hospital for
treatment.
Delany Styron of Norfolk spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Styron.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lingo Wis
tied their parents and children here
last week end.