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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
CuIories Are Of z Sizes,
One Big and One Tiny

BOS TON. - There are two
kinds Of Galleries. As used in
connection with food needs. the
large calorie, or the 'kilogram-
calorie." is commonly used.
That is the amount of heat
required to raise the temperature
of one kilogram one degree Cen
tigrade. It is 1000 times as
great as the small, or gram
calorie, which is the heat needed
to raise the temperature of a
gram (ahout 1/28th Of an ounce)
one degree Centigrade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02

REED H23 King 81. Ki. e-344s
Ml Parking Space
and Color. DRUM
ALAN LADD. VAN HEFLIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02

next movie. and Hal is going
crazy trying to find one for her.
Imogene Coca was first men,
toned for the role Gloria De
Haven signed for in Rosalind
Russell's 1.-THE Girl Rush" They
sure must have rewritten that
part.
released by NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
Graham,
CONTINUED From Page C-6)

lCOnClnued From Page C-6.)
chum that he does not want a
reconciliation with Marilyn
Monroe. AS for the hospital
visits, Joe said, "Marily, after
all, is still my closest friend. I
visited her. as / know she'll visit
me in the hospital, like a good
friend"
ran into Bing Crosby coming
off the golf course attired in
a straw hat, light gray shirt.
yellow tie, blue blazer with brass
buttons, green trousers with
green shoes. / was so blinded,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
Orinoco Is NovioobIe

CARACAS, Venezuela. The
Orinoco River. sixth longest in
South America. is navigable in
the rainy season from May to
November. for 1900 to loo
miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-02
Films of More Than Routine Merit

neutrality-suspicious. Kelly and Cyd Charlse in bright
musical fantasy.
"GENEVIEVE'- wheeling British comedy with oman
Sheridan.
"1R POTTS GOES TO MOsCOW"-A comic plumber
POUNDS the Kremln.
"NIY MAN GODFREY-Carole Lombard in vintage comedy
classic.
"ONE SUMMER HAPPINESS-A winning import from
Sweden.
but welmade Civil War action drama
"SANDS TWO JIMAThe Marines and John Wayne at war
i'm the Pacific.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Frank Slnatra as
killer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

N ss11 4 s.r sD:o So Il s an nss'
NASH ASH 1850 rs e. eony.; as Ses5. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, 5s5 N. Glebe I'd.
Arl. ia. 7-7474. IA. 7-7722.
NASH 1852 Custom 4.dr.; fully
term" n oTiHo n %iEI1aMs sui tx.
Rhode Island ave. at goth st. ne.
NASH 1s47 1900" 4-door; 2-tone
sIss5 DFIIt.n NASH zsaFan'fs sos s2 Ne
open til o pm. Closed Sunday.
NASH 1851 Statesman Super Airfiyte
4-dr.; black; rollaway cow; twin
beds, Weather-Eye heater. factory
radio. directional SIGNALS, other .ex-
s sess to one o Sgne AZ saSe asei
S2,O4l; your old car can easily be
CHEVROLET CO. INC. 1899 East
West. hwy, Silver Spring. Md. JU.
9-S0O3. 1926 Ga. ave-. Wheaton.
Md. 10. 4-S097.
NASH 1852 Rambler Cdr. hardtop;
overdrive; 81 ,O95; 4-month written
Wash.'s Oldest Ford pseler, TIA
Vermont ave. AID. 4-43l0.
NASH 1881 Ambassador t4-dr.; r: and
h.: 2-tone blue; with overdrive;
sos. EVANSVILLE BUICK. 1920
R.. !. ave. Hyattsville. Md. AP.
oLDsMoBILE latest 1e4e Rocket
Signals pA Wv S.uf Tres Ss ~ 900 miles:
orig. uphol: and finish; ike brand
new car. S700 or best offer. OIL 2
o2iDasSMoBrLE 1858 "es" 4-door
sedan; Hydra. power steering and
brakes, E-Z-Eye glass, Sc; low
mileage; complete accessories group;
$2.395. NJ. 7-ISSS. I524 l4th
OLDSMOBILE $50 "SS" 4-dr. sedan;
r. and h.. Hydra, power brakes;
two-tone: same as new. S2.19b.
PENNY MOTORS. 1920 r. /. ave.
ne. LA. $4,000. 10
OLDsMOBILE 1910 cow. coupe; new
motor. new tires; 1-owner car; orig
MILEAGE. $4,000. S275. RE. 1850.
Wn R-An01 90
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FRAZER AT; radio and heater. over
J jIs. IN Se" $500 p. ave-. Il. 9-ss4!'
HENRY J .s ss s-dr; ol heater; r,. Low
WasSs Oldest HiI Ford p.a SaNDf1 Ii
HENRY Sn A! 80 Cor ccrsa H driven driven only
5000 miles, Just like new: .$S45
HALEys vs., INC M st. at LIST st, Sc.
Kinney a;!S ;s., ssynas. ,st s lIsa
many miles Iest 70 the ' saIlon; 500
PP snnsl .s Small Il. 4:3s E INC 'soo
HENRY J 1851 2-door; r. and b.,
cd. l owner, 8 cylindsr. $4,000
ST. esnt n lssSSr's'' $500 or 0''. - ger
sedan. IS COW. JACK PkY LfD,,
l4th ana Pgn.w, tIn our 32nd yr.l.
HUDSON :stss ,a9 Army Sf1 !ad Lay lsayins
SUPER IS" 4-dr. sedan: in good
condition: 1915. EN- 2-a734. -l7
HUDSON 80 0lack Pacemaker 2-dr.;
tee. sos. AEExANDRiA NASH,
XII ioi s Ms Vs55D Dsn ii, fYf p Alex. closed xs
HUDSON sooN 1851 Commodore $50" 4-dr.
equipped with r. and h. ana HYDRA
Matte transmission: exceptionally
clean; fine transportation: suaran-
issS sSgs Rivu ussa M cars. ss 81
HUDSON 40 small Super "6'' Spas
Senger 2-dr.; radio and heater; ex-
cellsnt throughout. A Eas-saving,
medlum.size car. At this low price,
s sasf d SS4r old ssT can Williams fi;fy b
West hwy, Silver Spring, Md, ,JU,
s KS llS sG Ga ave-. wheaton
HUDSON 1949 step.down streamliner
sHs Down SSaDe ;5fiss l stsS and 'E K
nilsson ay9 81 1854 Hornet: duai-rane.
Hydra-Matic. Twin-H power. =
speaker radio. heater. premium tube
power brakes. $500 miles. Roman
bronze color. Owner driven twomsn'
transferred to foreign country. New
car condition VIII take loss $500 to
$500. No dealers. please. ia, z
4943 after $50 pm: IL
and VII sedan: showroom appear
18th and p. I'm our 3ond wear"
KAISER 1949 Custom de luxe: SPLEEN
did Ros egna ZAP ,b terms s4s down.
car that has had exceptionally fine
assffy5e. ' 5ss SF'' s. si IS Sc
LINCOLN 10, 1850 4Sr; ,, Hydra. 49, sn n
t.h r,,ns and iooss iite rsw Ssah
HYATTsvfLLE BU1cK. 1910 r. !,
ave, Hyattsville, Md. AP. $4,000.
LINCOLN $50 Capri 4-dr.: black nm
ish. r. and h.. dual-range Hydra
Matte driye; elsStEis se sS1 1 nSd T VIZ
hwy. JU. s-3i57. Directly across
from y, 8. ROYAL sign,l is
snS.bH y ss5 nS beautiful M, ss SsSE
FoRD, 800 Wisconsin ave. NV.
MERCURY is53D MONTEREY coupe;
5000 MT; best ofer. AID. 4-b6ll
MERCURY 1s4s 4-door; radio.
B d D MOTORS, ssOl Bladensburs
I'd, tat Piney Branch. Silver Sps.,
MERCURY SO hardtop sport coupe;
heater. mercomatic, exceptionally
clean inside and out: must see and
drive to appreciate: S2,095. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1717 r. l. ave. ne.
DU. 1-S300. -l9
MERCURY 1851 sport cdr. de luxe
6-pass. coupe: blue finish; seat COW
ers to match: tires like new; many
de luxe extras: fully OK. guarantee.
Your old car can easily be the down
payment: Sl.O97. WILLIAMS CHEW
ROLET CO., INC, 1899 EaSt-WeSt
hwy, Silver SPRING. Md. JU. $4,000.
1925 Ga. ave, wheaton, Nd. 10.
4-k0qt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAILS

MERCURY 1850 sedan; black: very
clean; :. and h.: $685.. No. 1914.
ave. NV; Wo. $4,000. Open eve
MERCURY 1850 club coupe: runs and
drive like new; $745, terms. ROPER.
MEa Sn. slack ies and cGssm
and h.. Wv. tires, seat covers. like
LIVINGSTON MOTORS CO. 123
Elorlda eve ms rs. tx S SIS ,o 1s
" green and cream sSn vow. Tires Mercs
o.Matic driyes r, and h. r imSmae.
Si.S95. Terms. Liv1NGsToN MO-
TQRs, o CO. 1@s Florida ave. I Re-
MiEHRic ri iia5s 4.dr. sedan: r. and
h.. Nero Matte, Immaculate one
ITfRRSsEs o sGfc an'a s5Sf s RS we
MERCURY 81 conv.: 5 mos old. ex-
sen. IA: 4540 after 9. - 20
sport coupe: low mileage, one owner;
orisinal finish. fully eauippeda TRACED
on the "a Rocket ssI. Super SUP n sS So o H9n
as5 os san c eofs MA ont oII4psMoBILE
Co. Ill, 7;9340l TAI 9th st. ne.
AUSTIN l94S. British de luxe sedan;
sunshine roof of, splendid cond.; $ $2S5'
ROPER" 18th and 3; !. ave. ne.
at S995. MANHATTAN XIV. land
foreign cars). Both sides at 9TH and
NJ g. s'' new new Delivered civ r! sHi.se5; Nor,
ris 1854 tnew): 2 DR.; delivered
TAN AUTO Kaiser-wiliysJ. Eth
and r SITS NV. NO: ,7-25O0. ga
M sss5 81 JACK sIS pR1 IFS Ai9 4 9sd .a sspP
MORRIS 1850 convertible new mo-
tor, new tires, RADIO $4a5. 20.
NASH Jose 4-dr.; a: Is, $3.50. Gan
NASH ASH is5 Pm ID "a s asSss Sedan; over
drive. heater; good condition, AID.
1887. Mr.. KoBBER. . to 4 pm.
NASH 1a47 club coupe Ambasssdor:
soa snd NO. III or sgass t sT.s s3 III -
NASH ASH ~ E'' Ambassador aSs 4-door: r. = and
B., hydram ate tTin beds benssi
M e5r Sales lSIi i7I7 K. I. ave. ne.
DU, 7-S3O0. lie
NASH 40 Super 4-dr.: like new;
has $500 extras; $500 new parts.
By OWNER. $495 or oier. D1.
7-I545.
NASH 81 rambler cow: fully equip:
lStudebakerJ. 4034 Wis. ave. EN-
NASH 1lsHS0 1852 Custom Rambler all
metal station wagon; / owner; 49,
600 actual miles. r. and h.. over
drive, Wv. tires. tinted glass;
showrm. copd.: must be- seen:
S1.096. BLAes q CLARK. Flor
ida ave. ne. AID. 1882. Ri
NASH 1947 Ambassador; r, b.. and
overdrive; full price only S325; SIS
down. terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. 2001 Nichols ave. Sc
NASH 1919 4-dr.; $446. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, 6S5 N. Olebe I'd.
Arl. IA. 7-7474. ia. 7-7722.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 1919 "9s" 4-dr. Sc
dan: beautiful black finish; tires
nearly new; 1st-class mechanical
cond. Fully equipped. incl. Hydra
Nh ESSEM Ms. :. MOTOR q; S. ise':
OLDSMOBILE 40 "SS" club sedan:
Whirlaway Hydra-Matic: de luxe
radio, conditioned heater and
defroster: driven only $4,000 actual
miles; sale priced at only $795.
ginia's Largest .Oldsmobile Dealer.
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl..' ia. 7-S400.
OLDSMOBILE '4S "7s" 4-dr.. original
s sRtrs s S1d Gre only fnd s5as HY Il
son blvd. ArI.. Va. ia. 1857. lie
OLDSMOBILE So "9S" 4-dr.; tur-
auoise and black finish. Wv. tires.
power steering. Autronic Eye. r. ane
T nAsfsss as MOI %oToss Co. terms isa
oE iOsSs ali IS ass" convertibie:
fiesta red. Wv. tires, black top.
power steering and. power brakes,
Autronic Eye. r.. and D.. dual range
Hydra Ms ndS al leather interior
Terms t;f EHI Esfeasi0 MoToRs CO. CO.
1913 Florida ave. ne. Elk. 1882.
oLDsMoBILE 1853 "es" Holiday
coupe; 2-tone black and cream, Wv.
s ti5es brs Sna HI ,.e power wi5soT tserns
miles: S2,595; terms. LIVINGSTON
MOTORS CO. 1913 Florida ave. ne,
Elk. 3-2S22. Is
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS '53 "Ss' Holiday; power steer
ing. brakes, Wv. tires; beaut. q
tone green: showrm. appear; 5000
MI; cost So. 700. take $3.50. PVT.
OWNER. Can help nm. ia. 9-106S.
OLDs 1853 series "oS" de luxe 4-dr.
sed.; q delightful 2-tone shoal green
and polar white top, set OF by
Wv. tires: custom lounge. 2-tone
green interior. appearance Hydra
Matte. Selectomatic radio, front and
many other access. too numerous to
mention; q low-mileage, 1-owner
car sold new and serviced by us:
original cost. $500; sale priced,
$500. .OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.,
q. Virginia's Largest Oldsmobile
Dealer; 1000 Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17

CARS WANTED
1885 Wis ave. NV. Wo. 6-a7ss.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15

your whole hearted support of the
athletic program has been very
encouraging" said Coach Dia-
mont.
Refusing to predict any vic
tories, the head coach said. 1--WE
have worked hard and hoped that
this work and your support will
be amply rewarded during the
season."
w. W. Woody, chairman of the
Boosters Club pep rally commit
tee, told the large group that plans
were being made to hold a rally
each Thursday night prior to a
home game.
We are making big plans for
the homecoming game against
Clinton on October % and hone
everyone will enjoy it," said Chair
man Woody.
The next pep rally is slated for
tomorrow night Thursday at 8
o'clock with the parade beginning
at the American Legion Hut.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15

mates in the lead TO.
On the opening play of the
second half the Red Devils showed
signs Of being rejuvenated when
Quarterback Cartrette slipped
through the Rock line for six
yards. Two plays later the Devils
had their initial first down of the
game and were only one play a.
way from their first I'd which
came via the airlanes when David
Anderson faded on a reverse play
on the Devil 80 and pitched to
Cartrette who gathered il in on
the so, faxed the Rock safety man
out Of position and raced into the
end zone untouched. Spivey's at
tempt at the PAT was no good.
Score stood at rs.
Six plays later the Rocks struck
pay dirt for the second time of the
evening. Back Gene Thompson
eliminated series of hard drives
by racing 81 yards around left end
Score 1876.
After Cartrette's kick was re-
turned TO the so, the Rocks began
to move for their third score of
the night. Quarterback Jack Mil
stead drove to the Devil 10 then
10 the . where Back TED Taylor
scoeted around right sud 70 rths
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
FBI Agent Will
Speak In Tabor

FBI Agent InncsS X. Carlson
will be the main speaker Monday
night, September 81, at the Tabor
City School Auditorium when
members of the school patrol meet
with civic clubs and other local
citizens for an address and movie
on law enforcement.
Chief of Police H. E. Epps said
today that movie "a Day In
Court" would be shown to the
large crowd anticipated for the
meeting.
In addition to Agent Carlson,
other law enforcement officers
who will participate in the pro-
gram are State Highway Patrol
executive Spurgeon Canady OF
Tar Heel, N. c., Cpl. T. p. Hofler
and Patrolman Jesse Barker of
the Columbus County unit of the
State Highway Patrol and Tabor
City Chief of Police Epps.
The public is invited to attend
this meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15

OF Devil backs Jerry Cartrette,
Billy Wright, David Anderson and
Brooks Mills that made the second
half look bright. Rockingham's
fleet-footed backs Jack Milstead,
Gene Thompson and Spencer
Herndon made life rough for the
Red Devil line.
Defensive stars were many on
both sides; however, the bone
crushing tackles of Bobby Carter
and Allison Richardson drew APP
plause from fans Of both teams.
Devil pace-setters on defense were
Tackles Ben Spivey, Nathaniel
HARRISON and Guard Tommy Col
lier.
Despite the final score that
spelled defeat for the Red Devils,
II was indeed a moral victory since
all of the Rocks were seasoned
performers while the Red Devils
had eight new faces In the lineup.
None of the eight had ever parti-
cipated In a football game prior
to the Rockingham game.
Scoring plays took place in the
second quarter when the Rocks
sent Spencer Herndon off rich,
tackle from six yards out for the
first score. The versatile halfback
kicked the extra point to put his
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Handbook Simpson Enters
Yam Festival Walking Race

Handbook Simpson, worlds
hampton runner from Burling-
ton, N. c., will be one of the main
attractions at this years Yam Fes-
tival when he meets all corners in
walking contest Thursday, Octo-
Der II.
Under sponsorship of the Tabor
City Junior Chamber of Com
merce, Handbook Simpson has
agreed to take part in the Yam
Festival race.
Rules and regulations for the
race are yet to be announced:
however, Jaycee president Richard
Gordon said today that applica-
lions are being accepted for the
race. Prizes will be awarded to
the winners.
Handbook is well known through
oht North Carolina for his walk
ing victories. He lays claim to
such feats as beating a horse by
70 miles in a 143 mile race, run
ming 1920 miles from coast to
coast in a. days. finishing fifth
In 1865 mile race from coast to
coast, running in the Peter Daw-
son Special Relay in Canada, fin
ishing second in a 80 mile relav
at Canadian National Exposition,
winning a 470 mile race in 9 DAYS
in Canada, setting a new world
record for As miles by walking the
distance in five hours, seven min
utes and 40 seconds, setting a new
world record for 80 miles in IL
hours, and winning the Arkansas
Valley Marathon of "a miles in 3
hours and so minutes.
More details on the race between
Handbook Simpson and local con-
testants will be released in the
immediate future.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Red Devils Bow To Rockingham 1912

A game but green band of Tab
or City Red Devils came TO life
in the third quarter Friday night
against a strong veteran Rocking
ham eleven but the bad case of
first-half filters had taken their
toll and the Devils lost their sea-
son opener 1912.
Coach David Diamon's inexperi-
enced eleven showed a crowd Of
more than $50 at Civitan Field
that they weren't to be counted
out of the seasons winning col
umn when they bounced back
during the second half to match
the Rocks point for point. It was
a second quarter touchdown by
Rock back Spencer Herndon that
spelled the difference.
Hard running Jerry Cartrette,
captain OF the Devils, regained last
years form during the last half
and provided the spark the Devils
needed to stay abreast Of the fast
moving Rockingham backs. The
l70-pound quarterback gave Devil
fans something to shout about ear
ly in the third period when he
gathered in a bullet - from
back David Anderson raeod
50 yards for the Devils ssoeU.
Extensively IL was q l1nnano
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Cancer Clinic
Attracts 273
Columbus Folks

Two hundred and seventy three
residents of Columbus County at
tended the Cancer Detection-Dia-
gnostic Center in Wilmington dur
ing the past year, according to q
report released by the American
Cancer Society.
Many of these examines have
been referred to their personal
physicians for conditions other
than cancer. Many of them have
been studied for suspected cancer
by the diagnostic group.
The Cancer Center is open eve
ry Tuesday in James Walker Mem
orial Hospital and is free to all
North Carolinians. The American
Cancer Society urges all Columbus
County residents to take advant-
age of this opportunity to have a
cancer check. 1t is good insurance
and costs you nothing. Make ap-
pointments by calling the Cancer
Headquarters, 4277 or by writing
a postal card to Cancer" P. O.
Box 1882 in Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Veterans Urged
To Enter Class
Starting Oct. l

All Korean veterans interested
in "on-the-farm" training should
obtain their final clearances from
the Veterans Administration if
they wish to enroll in the class
beginning October l according to
:. jackson, agriculture teacher
at Tabor City High Scnool.
Mr.. Jackson said all Korean
veterans were eligible for this
training but in order to enter the
first class they must have their
clearance prior to October l. Those
who wait until after that date will
be unable to enter except during
the first of very month through
April /.
Interested veterans should con-
tact Mr.. jackson at the Agricul-
ture Building of the Tabor City
School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Mayors Court
Hears 9 Cases

Nine cases were tried Monday
by w. Horace Carter in Mayors
Court. Six cases were transferred
to Recorders Court.
Those included on the docket
were:
Ed Wilson. public drunkenness,
costs.
Calhoun NJ. Reed, disorderly
conduct, cost.
Sam Williams, public drunken
NJ. wt7.
Rerha Baker, public diwrksS
ness, costs.
George Smith, public drunken
ness, costs.
James Stroud, public drunken
ness, costs.
J. w. Duncan, public drunken
ness, costs.
Lacey Mcpherson, public drum.
kenness, costs.
Leo Tyler. public drunkenness
costs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Evel YIN Leonard Gets
Honor Certificate

Mrs. Evelyn Leonard, Tabor
City's Woman Of The Year in 1851,
was recently recognized for her
distinguished civic contribution to
the American Cancer Society and
awarded five year certificate.
A letter from Mrs. George E.
Marshall. executive vice-president.
to Mrs. Leonard informed her that
she had been selected to receive
the certificate.
Mrs. Leonard is well known
throughout Columbus County for
her work with the American Can
Ger Society. She holds the post of
Commander in this years Column
bus County unit and recently
spearheaded a successful fund
raising drive
She is employed as associate
editor of the Tabor City Tribune
and has held this position since the
paper was established in 1916.
In her civic work she has held
the office Of president in the Tabor
City Woman's Club. At the present
time she Is treasurer of this org
anization. Too, she has been the
secretary for the Carolinas Yam
Festival.
Nrs. Leonard is an active MEM
"cr Is the Mount Tabor Baptist
Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Tabor Leaf Mart
Posts High Average

Despite drop in last weeks
market average the season aver
age on the Tabor City tobacco
market remained at a respectable
$54.3S, announced Lee Wright.
sales supervisor.
SALES are still very good but
last weeks drop in average was
due to an inferior grade of tobac-
CO on the Market" said Wright in
respect to the $54.11 average on
1921, 1872 pounds of the bright leaf.
Mondays sale averaged SIS. 30
per hundred while Tuesdays aver
age 70 $54.80 indicated that a
poorer grade of tobacco had been
place on the mart.
Through Friday the sales on the
local market averaged $54.3s on
6,656,523 pound of tobacco. More
than 1858, 1O9.35 had been paid
out by the local market at the end
of last week.
Closing date for the local mar
ket still remains at October l;
however officials have indicated
that they wocld remain open until
all of the available tobacco had
been sold.
So far, the market has not. been
hampered by the loss of buyers.
All of the companies are still rep
resented and sales have continued
to improve during recent weeks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Large Group Attends
Initial Pep Rally

More than 200 persons turned
out Thursday night for the first
pep rally held in Tabor City in
many years.
Using Beat Rockingham" as
their theme, the group of football
enthusiasts paraded from the
Legion Hut throughout town and
back to the playground.
Tabor City's attractive cheer
leaders accompanied by the Tabor
City School Band put life into the
evening gathering.
Coaches Dave Diamont and Don
Stowe made brief speeches along
with several of the football play
ers.
81 would like to thank each of
you for the warm reception given
to me and my family since moving
here several months ago. Too,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
E;cT In Warehouse

L. Dock Graham, IS, retired
farmer o. Loris, route !. died Fri
day noon in the Planters Ware
house, Tabor City while assisting
lis emily and growers in selling
tobacco. Death was attributed to a
heart attack.
Funeral rites were held Sunday
at 3 p. m. from the Dogwood Bap-
fist Church, where he was a mem
Der, by Rev. Ansel Smith, Rev.
Thomas Hughes and Rev. Mack
Gore. Burial was in Graham cer,e-
terry.
Mr.. Graham is survived by four
sons. A. O., w. c.. c. A, and D. d.
of route l, Loris; one brother, w.
H. of Loris; one sister, Mrs. Lou
vcnia Skipper CT Georgia: 80 grand
children and 33 great grandchil-
dren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Pep Rally Set
For Thursday
AT Legion Hut

Another gala pep rally with the
theme Beat Laurinburg" is slated
for Thursday night, September 16,
at 8 o'clock with the parade form
ing at the American Legion Hut.
We hope that this weeks pep
rally will meet with as much, if
not more, response as the one held
last Thursday night" said w. w.
Woody, chairman of the Boosters
Club Pep Rally Committee.
Last week about 200 people turn
ed Jui ior the first pep rally ever
held in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-09-15
Shallei!e Seeks
Second Victory
AT Marion, sc.

Shallottc'S lsard lighting grid
ders, fresh from last weeks 1870
victory over rival Southport.
journey to Marion, S. c. this FRI
day night for their second tilt of
the season.
Coach John F. Small, new head
mentor at Shallotte, is well pleas
ed with the results of last Thurs
days game but will probably do
a little more switching in posi-
tions before the starting eleven
takes the field in Marion.
Probable starting lineup for Fri
day nights tilt: