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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-11
Legal Ads
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
Frank M. Powell

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
MOTTO
Camellia Williams; Russell
Davis, Ossie Davis White and
Husband. Jackson White. No
rene DObbins and Husband.
David Dobbins, Ruby Frazier
and Husband, John Frazier,
Bruce Davis; Polly Davis and
Wife, Bertha Davis, Moreno
Duncan, Lilly Trapper and Hus-
band, Ozzie Trapper, Moody
Davis and Wife, Florence Davis,
Archie Davis and Wife, Frances
Davis, Katherine Bennett and
Husband, Jesse Bennett, Senic
Davis, Maybell Hamilton and
Husband, Ezekiel Hamilton, Ger
lie May Davis; Mary Stafford
and Husband, Rufus Stafford,
Whitaker BOwens and Wife,
Jessie Bowens, William Bowens
and Wife, Ollie BOwens, Leila
Jordan and Husband, Eugene
Jordan, Violet Green and Hus-
band, Christopher Green, Cath
crime BOwens, Queen BOwens,
Matte Bowens; Monroe Know
lin, ROsette KnOwlin, Lila Bell
KnOwlin, Melvin Knowlin, Jr.,
Ida Bell Knowlin and Mary Lou
Knowlin.
The above named defendants will
take notice that Special Proceed
ing entitled as above has been
commenced against them in the
Superior Court of Columbus CO.
unity, North Carolina, and that the
purpose of said proceeding is to
sell at public sale the real estate
described below and for a division
of the proceeds among the tenants
in common in respect to their pro-
portionate interest therein and that
said real estate is described as
follows:
Lying and being in or near
the Town Of Whiteville, N. G.
being Lots Nos. 81 and So, de-
scribed and contained in a GER
tain map made by Francis Dea-
ton, G. E.. which map Is regist-
cred in the Register Of Deeds
Office Of Columbus County,
North Carolina, in Book Pa,
Page III, reference to which Is
hereby made for further de-
scription Of said lots. Being
same land described in deed of
3 April, 1854, from p. J. Will
Hanson and Wife, Grey p. Will
Hanson. to John Hines, regist-
cred In Book Of Deeds 1853, Page
$50. Columbus County Registry.
And the said defendants will
further take notice that they ar,
required to appear at the offic,
OF the Clerk Of Superior Court o
Columbus County, North Carolina
and answer or demur to the peti
ton in said proceeding on or be
fore the LIST day of October, 1885,
or the petitioner will apply to tn
Court for the relief demanded 1,
said petition.
| This 4th day Of August, 1854.
Clerk Superior CouI
| Lee ]. Greer
Powell & Powell, Attorneys
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-11
IDEAS FOR
WOMEN
ANN WILLIAMSON
Home Economist


Carolina Power & Light Co.
Yummy Sauces for Ice Cream
There are speedsters! You're
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He-Man Fudge Sauce
This is a mountain of tasty eat
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/ cup instant cocoa mix
l/3 cup boiling water
l tablespoon butter
Vanilla or peppermint ice
cream
Chopped walnuts
Blend cocoa mix, water, and but
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with nuts. makes "a cup.
Speedy Velvet Caramel Sauce
Here's a sweet-tooth treat that
you can make with practically no
fuss. Just heat " Id. caramels
with " cup hot water in top of
double boiler, string occasionally
till caramels are melted and sauce
is smooth. Makes l cup.
inty-Pineapple Sauce
cup crushed pineapple
"a tsp, mint extract
2 drops green food coloring
II cup light corn syrup.
Combine the pineapple, extract
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-11
BIR T H S
SHERRY LYNN DEW

Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Dew an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Sherry Lynn, Friday, July %,
weighing six pounds and three
ounces, Community hospital, Loris,
5. c.
Mrs. Dew is the former Gather
inc Fowler. daughter of Mrs. r. D.
Fowler and the late MIR. Fowler.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. c.. II. Britton and
son. Harry, of Dunn, were week.
end guests of Mrs. jamie B. Bell.
Mrs. Horace Roberts and daugh-
,, ter, Melody, have returned from
a visit with her parents in Shar-
on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-11

Al Club Camp-Monday, TOO
a. m. leave for Camp Schaub near
Waynesville, N. c.
August n
Pireway HID Picnic - Tuesday,
HOO a. m. at Hog Island.
Sandy Plains HID Picnic-Tues-
day, 800 p. m. with Mrs. Marvin
Lewis.
August 1S
New Life HID Picnic-Wednes-
day, 800 p. m, with Mrs. James
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-11

Cerro Gordo HID Picnic-Wed-
nesday. 7:30 p. m, at Legion Hut.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-08-11
EXTENSION SCHEDULE

EXTENSION SCHEDULE
August n
H. D. Executive GARD Meeting
Friday, 200 p. m. in Home Agents
Office. North Tatum HID Picnic
Friday, TOO p. m. at Whiteville
Recreation Center.
August IA
Pireway HID Radio Program -
Saturday, 11:l5 a. m, over w. E.
N. c.
August 16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30

the most widely enjoyed. Il
heard q woman in the audience
comment that Haydn got the
tune Of the variations from the
Episcopal Hymnal. For purposes
of identification it should be
pointed out that it Is usually
sung to the words Glorious
things Of Thee are spoken.~
Haydn was the last supreme
master Of a type Of variation that
was Of little interest to Bach.
and from which Beethoven grew
away as he got older. In Bach's
few great variation MASTER
pieces. the composer is usually
more interested in the harmony
than the original melody, and in
Beethoven's, any aspect Of the
original theme - harm ny,
melody, rhythm, a striking mod
ulation or even an ornament
may be the only basis for vari-
alton.
But in Haydn's greatest vari-
atoms. such as the present ones,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
Quortets Insecurity Mars One Of Hoydn.s Best Works

is intensified by change only
near the end Of the movement.
The Curtis Quartet is some
thing less than a first class
chamber music group. Intona-
ton and ensemble are not good,
dynamics are slovenly. and some
of the players seem to have con-
siderable trouble with their
notes. Also. not the loudness
but the quality Of the tone gives
the impression that the instru-
ments are muted.
The best playing Of the eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30

ming was In the wonderfully
rhapsodic middle movement OF
the Honegger quartet. The
Mendelssohn quartet is certainlS
not one Of the composers best
works. The lifeless performance
did little to add to its charm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30

the r minor variations for piano,
or many Of the slow movements
Of symphonies. the variation is
either purely melodic with the
harmony left untouched, or the
melody is repeated with no
change whatever but with each
repetition enhanced by new
counterpointS. In the EN-
peror" variations. the theme -
certainly one of the finest ever
modelled by a musician - is
played over and over again by
one instrument or another. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
News of Music
BY Day Thorpe


sky and Louis Berman. violins; Max
Aronoff, viola: Orlando Cole, cello.
Library of Consress. Program: quartet
in G. Opus 76. No. 3. Haydn: Quartet
No. 3, Honegeer; Quartet In D. Opus
~. No. i, Mendelssohn.
It is an unhappy fact that
only a dozen or Is Of the rs
quartets Of Joseph Haydn are
often heard in concert, for no
large body Of work by any COM
poser is Of higher quality. All Of
Brahms chamber music Is play
ed, each Of Mozart's eight quin-
tets turns up regularly. all but
the first three and Opus 81 of
Beethoven's IS sonatas are heard.
but Of the Haydn quartets only
the "well-known" ones seem to
interest a performing group.
The Emperor Quartet, played
last night by the Curtis Quar-
tet at the Library of Con-
greSs, is one Of Haydn's best, and,
because Of the universally known
theme of the variations, one of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16
Chief Engineer
Pinpoin+s Features
Or 1855 DeSo+o
BY A. {. Kimberly
Chief Enqineer-De Soto Division

The two De Soto lines for 1855
are completely new from bumper
to bumper-longer, lower, and
wider, with a stylish contemporary
new forward look" which express
ses fIeetness, power, and outstand-
ing performance. These exciting
new De Soto models will 60 on dis
play Wednesday at Goodyear Mo-
tor Sales, 10 East First ST, Lon
don, Ohio.
Both lines, the magnificent new
Fireflite, new leader of the De
Soto line, and the Well-known
Firedome are powered by new
hemispherical combustion chamber
V-8 engines, redesigned for in
creased power and performance.
These engines feature greater
displacement and larger intake
and exhaust valves. The Fireflite
engine delivers 200 horsepower
and is equipped with a new four
barrel carburetor with vacuum
automatic control on the opening
of the two secondary barrels. This
permits economical cruising on two
barrels, with automatic opening of
the other two barrels for a burst
of aCceleration. Coupled with the
improved PoWerflite transmission,
this power plant provides graft
flying abundance of power and
speed to meet every driving need.
The famous Flredome engine
now delivers 185 horsepower, an
increase of IS over the previous
model.
Unlike many cars, both the Fire
flite and Firedome engines are de-
signed to operate efficiently on the
less expensive standard fuels,
which can add up to a considerable
saving on fuel bills in a year of
driving,
In addition to the many new fea-
lures of the bodies, from the New
Horizon" fully wrapped-around
windshield, to the beautiful color
keyed interior appointments, the
1855 De Sotos incorporate many
equally important chassis changes.
Frames are heavier and more
rigid. Both front and rear suspen-
sions have been redesigned to fur
ther reduce body roll on cornering.
The front tread has been increas-
ed almost four inches, rear springs
are more than five inches further
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16

New instrument panel with non
glare illumination.
Glove box 70%o larger.
More rigid bodies with three ad-
ditional body mounts.
Optional features available on
the 1855 De Soto models are:
New improved Airtemp air con-
ditioning system with automatic
disconnect clutch when not in use,
new temperature control, and new
fast idle control when engine is
idling in neutral, for increased
cooling capacity.
Optional choice of conventional
push button or search turning ra-
dio.
Power-operated radio antenna.
Full-time coaxial power steer
ing.
Power brakes.
Four-way automatic seat con-
troll.
Electric window lifts.
Distinctive color sweep" two
tone side moulding treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16
Aircraft Designers Salute ChrysIer
Corporations AII-NeW 1866 Styling

fully swept back and fully wrap
ped around-neW WindShields that
provide visibility equalled only by
an airplane pilots. They admired
the bold sweep of glass as they sat
in the drivers seat.
They experienced the conVen-
ience of the PowerFlite Range Sc
lector in a surprisingly new and
logical place-a place an aircraft
designer might well have chosen
himself.
THE FORWARD LOOK intrig-
ued these men as it is bound to in
trigue you, too. 1t is design con-
cept that brings together the
things you have been asking for
in looks, in taste, in luxury, in
comfort, in performance.
This is THE FORWARD LOOK
See it at Goodyear Motor Sales.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16
New Bigger Plymouth

Plymouth's bigger and more
powerful 1855 model cars will be
displayed by Goodyear Motor
Sales beginning Wednesday, No
vember II.
The 1855 Plymouths are entire
ly new, both in styling and engi-
neering detail. They are lower,
longer and wider than previous
Plymouth cars.
They are the most powerful cars
Plymouth ever built. The 1855 en-
gines are a 117-horsepower Power
Flow six, and a 167-HORSEPoW-
ER HY-FIRE va. The latter en-
gine also is available with a four
barrel carburetor and special man.
fold which increases its horsepow-
er to 1T.
Plymouth offers as optional
equipment a full range of auto
matte and power assist devices.
They include PowerFlite fully au-
tomato no clutch transmission, "a
new design coaXial full-time power
steering, power brakes, power-op-
Grated front seat adjustments,
poWer-Operated window regulators
and adjustable speed electric wind
shield wiperS. Air conditioning by
Airtemp also is available as special
equipment
The 1855 line IS made up of II
models, including for the first time
four-door versions of the Plymouth
Suburban, the all steel body sta
ton wagon" type car which Ply
mouth pioneered in 1949.
Plymouth's 1855 styling is the
creation of a design team headed
by Virgil NJ. Exner, director of
styling. 1t is based on the premise,
Exner says, that styling must first
be conceived as a unity. Ornamen-
tation is then used to accentuate
existing highlights rather than to
create new ones.
Among the distinctive features
of Plymouth's new styling are
low silhouette, slimness and sleek
ness of body lines, deeply recessed
head lights and tail lights, and an
overall appearance of forward mo-
ton.
Plymouth four-door sedans are
1913 inches longer than their pred
ecessors. They are IT inches low
er. Front seats are 80 inches Wild
er and rear seats So inches wider.
A new Full-View wrap-around
windshield, with swept back cor
ner posts, at top and bottom, has
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16
ALL-NEW DESOT0 IS MODELS
GO ON DISPLAY AT GOODYEAR
MOTOR SALES WEDNESDAY NOV. II
It's LIE ,5s DE SOLO ElREELIrE SPORTSMAN


Functional air scoop incorpor-
ating the De Soto emblem.
Full wrap-around New Hori-
zon" windshield that gives driver
complete range of vision at eye
level where it is needed.
Sun Cap visor of heavy chrome
"Javelin-like chrome strip run
ming the full length of the car, &C.
centuating body highlights.
'Semi-flush push-pulI door han
dies.
"Colors-brilliant metallics and
soft pastels, 13 solid colors and AZ
two-tone combinations.
"TubeleSs tires"
Woolson said the new De Soto
interiors offer 39 trim combina-
tions in a choice of fabrics-ny-
Ions, vinyls, buffed and grained
feathers, exclusive patterns-many
of them entirely new to the indus
try. Fireflite carpets are luxurious
and colorful of heavy denier n.y.
Ion loop pile backed by a thick
layer of sponge rubber
The De Soto president said that
for the first time the new De Soto
models with Powerflite transmits
sions will have a Elite Control
selector lever mounted on the in
strument panel directly in front of
the driver.
The panel affects a gull wing
design, with divided, deeply inset
faces suggestive of a modern air
craft dual cockpit that is exclu-
siveIy De Soto. Instruments have
gold pointers and numerals and
are indirectly lighted to prevent
glare.
Mechanically it is the same eX-
citing story-neW.
The frame has been redesigned
and is heavier and sturdier than
ever before. Rear springs are
mounted on the outside of the fully
boxed side rails, Sc inches wider
apart than on previous models.
Front tread is nearly four inches
wider, and the combination of wild
er tread and spring suspension re-
duces cornering roll to a minimum.
Windshield wipers are variable
speed electric; blades park off the
glass when not in use.
Steering linkage is also COM
pletely new with a new symmetri-
cal idler arm design providing
nearly constant ratio at all times
and making steering virtually un-
affected by vertical wheel action.
The brake pedal has been nearly
doubled in width and is suspended
from above for easier action and
reader accessibility from acceler-
ator.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16

apart, and the Oriflow shock alb
sorber mountings, front and rear,
have been modified for greater eff
fectiVeness.
Other improvements include:
More efficient steering system.
Suspended brake pedal with a
wide pad, mounted lower, permit
ting easy left or right foot brak-
ing.
Improved Powerflite fully auto
matte transmission with greater
getaway performance and control
lever mounted on instrument
panel.
New 20-gallon fuel tank with
filler pipe in rear fender.
New heating and defrosting
systems with increased capacity.
New fresh air summer Ventila-
ton system.
Tubeless tires standard equip
ment.
New variable speed electric
windshield wipers with larger mo-
tor and off-glass parking of the
blades when not in use.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16

16 per cent more glass area. 1t is
contoured to eliminate distortion
and to give the driver maximum
vision at eye level.
The new models have push door
handles. They operate with new
rotary latch which maintains the
automatic self-tightening charac-
teristics of Plymouth doors.
The fuel filler pipe has been
moved from the rear to the right
side of the car, with an attractive
hinged door on the right rear pam
el. The filler pipe occupies unused
space behind the spare tire. The
trunk compartment has 1873 cubic
feet of useful space and the trunk
compartment lid has an entirely
new torsion bar hinge mechanism
which provides more head clear
ance and a more evenly balanced
deck lid.
The color styling and fabrics of
1855 models are new They also
are trend-setting, in the confident
belief of Plymouth designers who
made use of new methods of an
alyZing color preferences and cy-
cles of color popularity. The ID
new exterior colors in the new
models, for example, were chosen
in a series of eliminations which
started with go differen colors.
All Plymouth cars, including the
lowest priced, are color-styled
throughout. TWo-tone body color
combinations are standard on Bel
Vedere models.
More than go different fabrics,
carpets and soft trim materials
are used in 63 interior trim COM
binations. Many of the fabrics fea-
ture lurex metallic thread, an at
tractive innovation in automobile
upholstering.
One of the novel features of the
interior is the design of the instru-
ment panel, which reflects sport
car influence. instruments are pos
itioned to provide balance and eye
appeal. The "Flite-Contror gear
selector for Plymouth's Power
Elite transmission is positioned on
the instrument panel instead of the
convential mounting on the steer
ing column This is the first
change positioning of a drive Sc
lector lever since gearshifts were
moved from the floor board to the
steering column. 1t is exclusive on
Plymouth in the lowest price field.
Among the driver conyeniences,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16

Nine world-famous authorities in
aircraft design recently attended
a special preview of Chrysler Cor
porations all newly designed auto
mobiles for 1855: THE FOR
WARD LOOK.
What they saw was new-styled
engineering entirely new de-
sign from frame to roof, from
headlight to tail-lamp-design Gre
ated to match the mood of today'S
car owner.
They saw long, low lines-With
a reason for every line. They felt
a sense of forward motion even
when the cars were standing sun.
They found many features the
public has been seeking fea-
lures new to motor cars and right
up air-minded mans alley.
They were right at home with
the New-Horizon windshields-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16

Goodyear Motor Sales will dis
play for the first time two COM
pletely new lines of De Soto auto
mobiles for 1855.
They are the Fireflite series of
four-door sedans, Sportsman hard
tops and convertible coupes, all
wholly new in every detail and
powered by the new Fireflite 200
horsepower hemisphere combus-
tion chamber VS. engine, and the
equally new Firedome series with
a new Firedome VS. engine rated
at 185 horsepower.
Firedome models include a four
door sedan, Sportsman hardtop,
convertible coupe, Special coupe,
and station wagon.
The eight new De Soto models
for 1855 are dimensionally and
statistically the longest, lowest,
roomiest and most powerful in the
history of the company (exclusive
of special purpose vehicles).
Built on a newly designed chas-
sis with a Wheelbase of 126 inches,
the 1855 models have an overall
length of 217.9 inches; height has
been reduced in the fOur-door
models to sos inches and to 59.9
inches in the hardtops and con-
VertibleS; hip room and leg room
has been substantially increased in
all models, with front seats over
Ga inches wide and driver leg room
measuring more than A inches.
~ J. B. Wagstaff, De Soto vice
president in charge of sales, said
that production of the 1855 models
has been under way since Septem-
Der following a changeover period
of several weeks, and that factory
output has been geared to provide
an even flow of shipments to meet
anticipated heavy buyer demands.
All dealers have their initial sam
pie" cars, he said, and additional
shipments are en- route.
In announcing the new cars to-
day, L. I. Woolson, De Soto presi-
dent, declared that the 1855 De
Sotos contain more styling inno-
vations and engineering advances
new to the industry than any new
car since the advent of the first
De Sotos in 1923.
Among the new exterior features
that distinguish the 1855 models,
Woolson listed:
New body lines - slim, clean.
taut, expressive of great power
performance.
Massive grille integrated with
bumper.
Recessed headlights with a dis
tinct Continental flair.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16

available as optional equipment,
are:
A new type windshield washer.
When the driver puts his foot on
a control button, stream of liquid
sprays on the windshield and the
electric Windshield wiperS began to
operate automatically.
A variable speed electric wind
shield wiper. 1t operates at speeds
selected by the driver and when
turned "off" the wiper blades
park" below the windshield, off
the glass area.
A power front seat control. With
the touch Of finger, the driver
can cause the seat to move along
an inclined track fore -and-aft 5 in
ches and vertically a maximum of
l 1/8 inches.
Electric window lifts which work
well in temperatures down to 20
below zero. All drop windows can
be operated from a four-sWitch
control panel on the drivers door,
or by individual control buttons on
each door.
A new improved coaxial full
time power steering system. 1t is
more compact, has fewer parts,
has greater stability and offers
better built-in "returnability" than
any steering unit previously de-
veloped.
Standard wheelbase of the new
models is 115 inches, an increase
of one inch. Among the chassis ad-
Vancements are symmetrical idler
arm steering on V-8 models, three
tooth roller steering gear on man
ually-steered cars, new wider rear
springs, a new front suspension in
which Oriflow shock absorbers are
mounted within the coil springs.
new longer and wider frame. an
increase in the number of BODY
mounts for increased rigidity, big
ger brakes on vs. models to ac-
commodate the increased weight
and performance, and new brake
and clutch linkages.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-11-16
PLYMOUTH ANNOUNCES BIGGER,
MORE POWERFUL 1866 MODELS
ON DISPLAY AT GOODYEAR
MOTOR SALES NOVEMBER 18th
Plymouth Offers
New Driver
Conveniences

In its 1855 models, Plymouth is
bringing to the low price field a
wide range of "fingertip" control
power devices.
Available as special equipment
are power operated window lifts,
power front seat adjustment, pow
er brakes, power steering and
PoWerflite fully automatic trans
mission. Plymouth owners may or
der factory-installed air condi-
tioning, too, on 1855 models.
All Plymouth 1855 cars have
electric windshield wipers. At
slight extra cost, the owner may
enjoy two new features-a vari-
able speed wiper that parks" be-
low the windshield and a wind
shield washer system with a new
automatic feature. When the driv-
er presses his foot on a control
button, a stream of cleaning mix
ture sprays on the windshield and
simultaneously the electric wind
shield wipers begin to operate.