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Evening star., 1954-11-16
TELEVISION DISCOUNTS
BIG OR SMALL, WE BEAT EN- ALL,
1855 TV.
AIMCO TV SALES

$500 North Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va ia. $500
Ty, Zenith, blond, II inch; comhina-
tion AMIN radio -phono; $l75
TE. 6-05Sl. III
|Ty, 17-in., perfect, SIS. Good 10-in,
console. $50. AID. 4-9O54. --22
nv, 1sl-in. Admiral comb. radio-rec-
ord player; excel cond.; $lT5. Cal
10. 2-6734 after $50. lie
TYPEWRITERS, IBM electric, re.
built and guar. $95 and up. HARRY
y. ABRAMS, 124 L st. ne, RE. 2.
|TYPEWRITERs repaired. all makes
work guaranteed: reasonable prices
L bring machine in. OFFICE MA.
CHIMES CO.. 700 12th cor. @ INA
Evening star., 1954-11-16
CONN. AVE. NV.

Eniciency larger than average. attrae-
a.-c. building. room control; ideal
shopping and transp. Avail. fmmed..
and Dec. !. S125. Phone EN-: 3.
Evening star., 1954-11-16
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

TAKOMA PARK--Nicely furn.; lge.
. closet closet; PVT; bath: student or sgle.
SILVER SPRiNG-CoTner bedroom.
semiprivate bath; close to John Hop.
Eins and MOL: home atmosphere
.JU. 5-3525. III
ARL. Large room, twin beds: on
busline;. 25 Minis. downtown; park
36G;r inS; . "a; "a 2..Sss!Sg,s. 500, 10
.portation. wa. 7-3S42. lie
n. II. AVE. EXT. TAX. PIX. III mi.
D. C. line. Pleas. rm. for woman.
$32. JU. o-3393, Sun. or Wk. aft. 6.
Evening star., 1954-11-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD

2O01 COLUMBIA m. N.W.-Nice
sgie. rrn.; SIS wk. Dble.. $12. Good
meals, young people. CO. 5-2493.
THE MARIETTA. ia25 18th st. : NV,
--Sgle. and dble. rms, also / triple
rnn.: for. loung ladies, men; beaut.
home: eleys showers: excel. board
CLUE MASON. 1726 new Hamp. ave
n.w.--De luxe living In q club resi-
TWin-bed rooms. some with ~ pyt'
bath: S16.50 per wk. and up. incl.
full course meals, maid and free
phone service. co. 5-A34s NO,
WALTER iii REED vlCrNITY-Tovsely Love
modern sgl. hedrm.. for girl. dell
ctous meals. RA. 3-4124. rs
CALVERT HOUSE, l40i 10th NV
Choice rooms. business people, stu.
denis; selected menu. PIX. TV.
RAULNEsE GUESTH0USE. 1880
Conn. ave. n.W.--Clean. home At-
mnsnhAre QII 1.QQQ0 -- "a y. - h.
Evening star., 1954-11-16
BOLLING FTEID

$50. so INCL. ALL UTILS.
BRIGHT, attractive Q rms, kitchen
and bath ID modern apt. bldg. from
and rear entrances; block to ex,
pgSEyssIss gTsSs bHs; III HIS aaisestSn ,,o Il ss
NV. Ma. S-05s2. 81.
CHOOSE YOUR COLORs
Evening star., 1954-11-16
! ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND ApTs. 70 SHARE

Of temperate habits de-
sires room with running water
Box 373-C, Star. 16e
Evening star., 1954-11-16
HOTEL, 144O
GALVESTON APTs.

GAL v Ek3 INJN hE ] d
BY THE WEEK OR MONTH
NICHOLS AVE. AND oALvEsToN,
PL.. convenient to Boiling Field
NR.L.. downtown. Bright, nicely
decorated outside apts. oyerlookins
Galveston pl. Liv. rrn.. bedrm,,
dinette. full-size KIT. and pastel tils
bath
SOC so mo. fufn., incl. all utils. some
unfurn., at S76.50. Apply resident
pl. s.w. 10. S-4286. Id
Evening star., 1954-11-16
GORDON HOTEI,

GORDON HOTEL
One blk. n. Of White House. on 18th
st. Perfect location for refined, care.
free living, All services. Comfortable
sgle. and dble rms. avail. from Sl4
wkly. Also mo. rates for permanent
occupancy Ma S-6264
Evening star., 1954-11-16
DAY-WEEK-MONTH
Rates for Transients and
Semipermanent Residents
GT,ASSM MANOR

New. clean. neatly furn, garden apis
some comp equip, linens, dishes,
TV etc: 3-dAy min. 1900 blk. s.
Capitol st. Il blk. past Southern
ave.. left at Audrey lane. to 2IC
winthrop st. Mon.-F Fri, am. IS
p.m.: Sat. 9-5. 10. 7-s1O0.
COLORED-APT., furn. or unfurn
One and two bedrms.; conv. NV
section. For further information
call r. j. MOORE, no. 2-6712
COLORED--l453 FAIRMONr ST
NV. Three rooms. kitchen. bath
utbs. incl; $50. uRcIoLo REALTY
co. NE. S.4g41.. -its
rms. kit, for s6g.50. AID. 2-5212
Evening star., 1954-11-16

The John KiIpeil Hotel
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV
Haii block on Conn. ave. at $500,
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dble.
ana sgle: rms, pvt. bath avail: ex-
Gel. mssM Rates. $17.60 vi. up.
Evening star., 1954-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

bric-a-brac. china, glass;
ware Oriental art objects jeWelry,
rugs. silyerware. Paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY. JU. 8-180l II
Evening star., 1954-11-16
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
cnlna, glass, furniture, etc, before
SHOP for expert appraisal.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Evening star., 1954-11-16
Fur Miracle on G. ST.

= III 1V11I dOIC UI1 " Nv.
Furs for the thrifty shopper. Have
you seen the largest selection OF
every wanted mink garment at q
fraction Of original cost? Visit our
thrift department for o buy OF q
lifetime. Some showroom samples,
Everybody wears used furs.
BaSkin FurS., Cor. 9th & g SITS
Evening star., 1954-11-16
HAYWOOD GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
AvAILApLE NoyEMRER h

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER IT
Just across the District line. One bus
fare. Excellent bus facilities. Con-
yenient to shopping center ant
Reception hall. living room, dinette
2 bedrooms, kitchen and bath
S12420. including utils.
Plenty Of parking. Lowell, ground
Apply IN person, WA. 7-A200.
lis
Evening star., 1954-11-16
RENTALS FROM SIS

To inspect, see agent at 1st ant
Taylor SITS. ne. from 10 am. TO
pm. Or cali RA,. $500. tM-:
bus runs through the DEVELOPMENT
Evening star., 1954-11-16
...CHRISTMAS CARDS

esNE1xkl0 j MAD NkA1t00
Retail value up to $2.25 and 50 90
per box. 500 boxes, close out, 4bc
CLOTHING - 8 mems suits, extra
trousers. 3S regular and 40 short.
must sacrifice. NE. S-6359.
CLOTHING. fall and winter Sizes
.9-20. Magnificent collection OF coats.
suits dresses evening gowns. cock
tail dresses, formerly belonging to
local radio. Tv and social celebrities.
= Constant public appearances require
change of wardrobes. Prices from
SIS up Also some fur coats. Sun
day, t-5 pm. Kindly note change
Of weekday hours. Monday through
Friday. 12:30-5:30 pm; Wednesday
evening til Q pm. Cali co. 5-l753-
CooKWARE. Guardian Service, eco
nomy trio With glass lids; like new;
$50 or best offer. HE. 4-36S7.
DAVENPORT. tapestry. with arm
chair. $40 for both. Call WA, q
Dfss DfsR, s4xeo solid walnut glass.top; M Z
win sell for price Of plateglass, $50.
DIAMONDS = Lady's Ct. $3.50;
mans 2M cts. $500; lady's Y Ct,
ss5 ssEyo iadys S.Sx: sts' ~ $3.50; ets ladys saf
LIVINGSTON I CO.. i3ss s il &
DiNETTE sETs. orig. $50; SPECIAL,
$4g.50; five-pc. chrome or wrought
rSaS iron; new onT onlyl IIyrI HH $4,000; n,....
$50. Oh. 2-2191. !.
DRESSES, woman's. size 22h: fal
Cloth coat: reasonable. ia. 9-29S9
FOAM RGBBER, cut any shape
cushions, jumbo mattresses. GILL.
ILLAND. 2145 r NV. EX. 3-6633,
FOAM RUBBER, 30-in. matt. S27. so;
al sizes. J: H. GICHNER. 25I3 N
FREEZER, lift. upright Thor: used
mo-; $3.50. SO. 5-7935. -16
FRIGlDAIRE, 10.S Gu. it.. across-tor
freezer, f5.lb. cap, 2 mos. old; best
reas. offer. RE. 6-6455. FL
Evening star., 1954-11-16

Now available -One.bedrm. Ant. with
modern equipped Kitchen, liy. rm.
and bath, IN 2.famiiy and also
6-famfly buildings.
Evening star., 1954-11-16

home: cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 9-2S37: evenings. RIA. 3-14I6.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Horny Patrolnan Is Suspended

Another chapter was written in
the story of suspended Highway
Patrolman Bob Crawford of Loris
this week.
Added to growing public resent
ment - some mildly out-spoken in
local meetings and in street-corn-
er conversation - the new chapter
opened UP another angle to the
complicated story Of Crawford's
suspension July 8.
Here il is:
j. T. Todd Is the owner of a
combination filling station general
store just a few hundred yards
north Of the intersection of High
ways 9l7 and 410, approximately
six miles from the center of Loris,
in the section known as Finklea
Todd's store Is not unlike hun
dreds of other such stores: he sells
gasoline there, and has plenty OF
'Coca-Cola signs around and can
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Negro Dance Slated
For Saturday Night

David Pugh and his Swingmast-
ers will play for the Negro Dance
at Planters Warehouse on Satur-
day. July "a from 9 till IL o'clock.
Sponsored by the Tabor City
Jaycees, the dance is designed to
provide an evening recreation for
the Negroes in the community.
I'VE are happy to be able to
offer this evening of entertain
ment and hope il will be met with
a great response" said Joe Cole
man. chairman of the dance COM
mittee.
Advance tickets went OH sale
Saturday morning. Admission at
the door will be Sl.5O stag and
$3.50 for a couple; however, al
vance tickets are selling for on2
dollar.
1--WE urge everyone to take ad-
vantage of this savings and pur-
chase your tickets in advance"
said Coleman.
Pugh and his Swingmasters are
the same ones who played recently
at the Jaycee Dance honoring
radio station WTAB.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Recorders Court

Recorders Court was held Tues
day in Whiteville. The cases on
the docket included:
H. L. Parker. Lumberton. care
less and reckless driving. cost:
Curtiss Mae Stewart, Whiteville.
no operators license, S25 and cost;
M. r. Gore, Jr., Nakina, driving
drunk, jury trial granted; Charles
Monroe Barker, Bolton, following
too closely, cost; George Jacobs,
Bolton, speeding, $40 and cost:
Poisly Fields Britt, Lumbetton,
speeding, $40 and cost.
Clarence Faco King, Freeland.
speeding, paid cost: Jim Brown,
Whiteville. public drunkenness
and pass Of non tax paid whiskey.
$40 and cost; Charlie Elijah Halla-
way, Tabor City, driving on wrong
side of road, cost; Ezra Hall, Lum-
berton, public drunkenness, paid
cost; Ned Taylor, Drum, violating
of game law, $500 and cost and not
to be caught in or around fishing
waters for period of two years.
Ben Albert Smith, Cerro Gordo.
no operators license, S25 and cost:
H ayes Mcmillan, WhitevilIe,
speeding, $40 and cost; Lennon
Cleo Wright, Lumberton, speeding,
SIS and cost; Oscar Stevens, Tabor
City, improper brakes, cost; Wagin
Harrelson, Tabor City. public
drunkenness, paid cost: Herman
Emmons, Tabor City, public
drunkenness, paid cost; Sydney
Weber Scott, Tabor City, public
drunkenness and improper park
ing, So and officers fee.
Oscar Bcllamy. Tabor City pub
Tic drunkenness, paid cost; Burris
Beck. Tabor City. no operators lie
enSc. S25 and cost: Asa Thomson
and Malachai Martin. Bladenboro.
larceny and receiving: pay into
clerks office sum of SIS and not to
violate laws of N. c. for a period
OF two years; Theran p. Saxon.
Hallsboro. speeding. mol pressed
with leave.
James d. Miller. Wilmington.
speeding, mol pressed with leave;
Sadie Godbalt. Whiteville, pass of
non tax paid whiskey for sale,
S25 and cost; William T. Johnson.
conway, S. c., failure % stop for
stop sign, mol pressed with leave.
John Coleman Btllamy, Whiteville,
non sopport, not guilty; John Cole
man Bcllamy, Whiteville, assault
WITH deadly weapon, $25 and cost
and not to violate laws Of N. c.
Tor period OF years, also not
to assault wife again; Edgar Pow
ell, Mount Olive, trespassing and
assault, IL months.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Local Firm
Buys Maxion
ewspaper

The Atlantic Publishing Com
pany, publisher of this newspaper,
has completed negotiations for
THE SCOTTISH CHIEF, weekly
newspaper in Maxton, N. c.. and
will take over the publication Au-
gust /.
The paper was bought by w.
Horace Garter and Mark c. earn
c, owners of Atlantic PUBLISHING
Company, from Harold c.. Cuthreli
last Saturday.
The MaXton weekly is 50 years
old and has served the people OF
western Robson and eastern Scot
land counties for over half a CEN
fury.
The Maxton paper has a long
history of service but il has not
fully filled the need in the COM
munity for several years. We have
decided to buy this paper. because
we feel that it can be of greater
service to the people of the Maxton
area, and we believe that it can
be economically and sound prop
osition Also" Carter and Garner
said.
For the time being at least, the
paper will be printed in the Tabor
City plant on Friday the publish
ers said.
Carter and Garner have also
announced that THE FIELD in
Conway, S. c., began twice a week
publication this week. THE FIELD
will be published each Monday and
Thursday. This progressive step
on THE FIELD and the purchase
of the Maxton papers is in line
with the basic philosophers of our
company, that is to continually
move forward with the best serv-
ice possible to the people, Garter
and Garner said.
In addition to the Maxton and
Conway newspapers, Atlantic Pub
fishing Company also publishes
papers in LoriS, Myrtle Roach,
Ocean Drive Beach and Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
County Members
Attend All Meet

All Club Members attending +
H Club Week (July 1924 in Ra-
leigh are: Shirley Norris, Mary
Elizabeth Cumbee, Shelva Jean
Fipps, PCT land Stella Hinson
Archie Martin, Asst. County A
gent, will take his Livestock Judg-
ing Team, Edward Coleman, Bern
ard Lennon and Grady William
son, to Raleigh Monday for the
Livestock Judging Contest.
Shelva Jean Fipps will give a
demonstration on Everyday
Treats With Sweet Potatoes"
Wednesday at 200 p. m.
Shelia and Pat Hinson will give
their demonstration on Personal
ity Steak" Thursday at 200 p. M,
Mary Elizabeth Cumbee, Mike
Simmons and Pat and Shelia Hin
son will be competing in the State
Talent Contest Tuesday afternoon
at 200 p. m.
Mrs. Elaine N. Blake, Home A
gent and Sarah Allen, Trainee
Agent, will accompany the All
members to Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21

Long said he understood Todd
had only one warrant out for Hug
gins arrest, and that Todd asked
that the warrant be removed. The
solicitor said he could not remem-
Der who Todd made such re-
quest. since the letter was unavail-
able yesterday. but that it was
mot much Of a reason. il any"
Longs statement. conflicting
with that of Todd, threw observ-
crs into quandry as to which was
correct.
There the story stands, until
further information can be verifi-
ed.
CRAWFORD TRANSFERRED
Word was received last week
that Patrolman Crawford had
been offered transfer to Honca
Path, 5. c. AS Of press time, Craw-
ford had not said whether he will
accept the transfer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
A. A. White
Principal AT
WaccamaW School

A. A. White who has been in the
automobile business here for the
past seven years has accepted the
principalship of the Waccamaw
School. at Ash and is assuming
duties there this week.
Principal White is well known
in this area as a school master
having served as principal of the
Tabor City School, Fair Bluff
School and Hallsboro School in
Columbus County as well as Blad-
enboro School, Bladen County.
He was principal in Tabor City
for four years and served Bladen-
boro for nine years after which he
came back to the local community
to establish the White Motor Sales
During Mr.. Whites principal
ship in Tabor City football and
boxing teams were organized along
with School Boy patrol and. Stu
dent Nursing. A commercial de-
partment was started and visual
aid program took its beginning
A. school lunch room was also
started and a newspaper "The
Taller" was founded.
The Waccamaw School is the
second largest in Brunswick Co
unity having Commercial, Home
Economics and Vocational Agri-
culture departments.
Plans are underway for deve-
Looping the % acre school yards at
WacCamaw into playground with
various ball courts and grammar
students play equipment.
Another highlight of the Wacca-
nav school year will be a Guild
ance program. "This program will
be concerned with enabling the
student to better understand him
self and more effectively ut!liz
his assets and opportunities SO
that he may live to the best adj
vantage to himself and society,
said Mr.. White.
Mr.. White attended the first
session Of summer school a. TIE
University OF North Carolina
Chapel Hill this summer as a grad
uate Studtnt. He and Mrs. White
and daughter, Janelle, will be al
home at the Waccamaw School
teacherage after this week.
A son, Bill, is attending graduate
school in accounting at the Uni
verSity and the other son, Fob
and his family are in Charlotte
w!cre he is a CPA. Janelle will
enter w. c. U. N. c. in Septerhe"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
LEAF PRICES
1924 Average In
Ge0rgia-Fl0rida

Local tobacco growers eyed the
Georsia-Florida flue-cured belt
opening prices in hopes of getting
some indication as to how tobacco
would sell in this area.
Prices during the two opening
days of the Georgia-Florida Belt
were generally higher than those
of last year although volume was
lighter than for the first two DAYS
q! lIs. season.
Tho United States DEPARTMENT
OF Agriculture reported gross sales
for July IS & 16 eotalcd l4,285. 653
pounds and averaged S52.84 per
hundred. This average was Sligo
above that paid for 17,414,35l
gross pounds sold the first two
days last year.
Several of the markets sold out
before noon on Friday, July l6
when deliveries tapered off and
growers concentrated on trying 10
complete harvesting their crops.
Demand 70" lower quality Tugs.
primings and nondeScript was ex-
ceptionally good. These offerings
brought from $500 to S1l.5O per
hundred more than on early sales
a year ago. Other grades held
about even. The practical top was
S64 but some of the best baskets
went little higher.
a SMALLER proportion of the to-
bacco consisted of cutters and Tugs.
However, the shift was principally
to fair and good primings. Fair and
good Tugs and low to good prim-
ings were the predominant offer
ingS.
Averages on grades sold in heav-
lest volume were from Sl.0O to
$1,000 per hundred over their loan
rate. Most were So and $50 above.
The Flue-Cured Sterilization Cor
poration received 58l.338 pounds
or 81 percent o. opening days
sale under Government loan. Last
year receipts for the first two
days represented SO percent of
gross sales.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21

Crawford's warrant was subse-
quently served on Higgins. Hug
gins plead guilty and was fined
1850 in June term Of General Ses-
Sions court.
Todd was in the back yard Of
his house, behind his store, when
he was questioned by reporters
Friday. He is big, swarthy man.
Yes. Todd said, he did swear
out two warrants against Higgins
after the shooting But, he said. the
warrants were not served on Hug
gins and he could give no reason
for their not being served.
Todd said he did not have ANY
idea" where the warrants went to.
But, in Conway yesterday, Solic-
itor Reuben Long had a different
story.
por5 said he received q letter
from Todd requesting that Tod d's
ws-rant he droppei..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Chadbourn Resident
Dies On Monday

Chadbourn. - Mrs. Frances K.
Rawls, 83, died at the home OF
son here early Monday morning
after a long illness.
Mrs RawlS, native of Bladen
County, moved here early in life
and had remained resideSt OF
Chadbourn since that time. She
was the widow OF the late E. A
Rawls, who died in 1929.
The deceased was = longtime
member OF the Chadbourn Baptist
Church and was, in her younger
days. very active in its work.
Funera! services will De held
Tuesday at IL a. m. from the Bull
lard-Mercer chapel, with former
pastor. Rev A c. Prevattc OF
Lake View, S. c.. officiating. as
sisted by the Rev Forrest l.
Strole of Chadbourn. Interment
will be in Chadbourn Memorial
Cemetery.
Mrs RaWlS is survived by one
son. }. M. (MitchelD Rawls OF
Chadbourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21

ned food on the shelves. Men gath
or inside TO lean back in straight
backed chairs and indulge in the
male equivalent of gossip.
IL was in front of Todd's store
that a man named Stacy Higgins
repeatedly threatened Patrolman
Crawford last'Jan. 30 with a load
ed pistol, then went inside and
fired three shots. none of them
hitting anyone
Crawford apprehended Higgins
and took his pistol.
Both Crawford and Todd, who
was in the store at the time the
shots were fired, sworc out war
rants against Higgins. Todd said
last Friday he swore out two war
rants: one, for assault with dead
ly weapon; the other, for disturb
ing the peace; however. s,licitor
Reuben Long said he knew {. only
one warrant sworn out by -o51.j
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Civilians Named
To Committees

Ed Prince, Ed Wright and Will
liam Shelley were named to the
membership committee of the Civ
itan Club at the regular meeting
Monday night at the City Cafe.
Harry Bryant, president. an
nounced the committees for the
current year.
Willard Wright was named chair
man of the program and entertain
ment committee. Members assist
ing Wright are Fletcher c. Hutch
cson and J. Oliver Prince.
Named to the fellowship and at
tendance committee were John
Dorman, chairman, S. T. Rogers,
and Arthur PRIME.
II. G. Cameron. Phil Hughes.
Cecil Mercer and Claude Boyd
were named to the public affairs
committee.
Publicity details for the Civilians
were delegated to Ben L. Nesmith,
III. DR.. Rosie Williamson and AL
Harrison.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Cpl. Stacey Duncan
Wc6s In England

Cordial interest centerS the we'd
ding of Cpl. Stacey Duncan and
Miss Sheila Iris which took place
in England May 8. The ST. Giles
Church was the scene of the we'd
ding with Rev. Father Rae Stacey
officiating.
The bridegroom is the youngest
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
Duncan of Tabor City and the
bride is the only daughter of Mrs,
j. Baxter and the late G.. Rushmer
of Norwich, England.
Cpl. Duncan has served with the
Army four years, three of which
he has spent in England.
Cpl. and Mrs. Duncan expect to
visit in Tabor City during Novem-
Der of this year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Miss Vivian Fowler
Is Graduated

Miss Vivian Jane Fowler was
one of the fifty-cight students to
graduate at the Carolina College
of Commerce. Florence. Friday
night, July l6. Diplomas were a
warded to the students after COM
pletion of secretarial and business
administration courses.
Miss Fowler was graduated
from the Tabor City High School
in 1852 as valcdictorian of the
senior class. She was also one of
the most outstanding students at
the Carolina College of Commerce.
Miss Fowler is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Fowler of
Tabor City. She has accepted a
position in her hcmc town.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Mayor Court
Transfers Six

four persons were charged with
possession of non-tax paid whisk-
ey at this weeks term of Mayors
Court. All six cases were transfer
red to Recorders Court.
Ruby Kelton, Willie Kel,on
faul Norris and liberia Nealey all
lace possession for purpose of sale
charges. Barney Rhodes and How
ard Lee Hayes each face Charges
of possession.
Other cases on the docket in
cluded Dewey Small. speedin,
PAID costs; Edgar Norris. n,blic
drunkenness, paid costs: Graham
M. Miller, public drunkenness
paid costs: Sam Garland Gore
speeding, paid costs.
Paul Wiley, disorderly conduct
paio costs; Woodrow Rhodes, spin
nlng wheels, paid costs; w, H
ooleS' public drunkenness, paid
costs: Doodle Allen, disorderlv
conduct (cost paid by complainant
Who withdrew warrant: Barney
Rhodes, disorderly conduct. paid
costs; John Stephens. public
drunkenness, paid costs; Billy
RalneS. public drunkenness. paid
costs.
irwin Powell, speeding, paid SIS;
Doris Waddell, public drunken
ness, paid costs; Waldo Mcmillan,
violation of stop sign regulation,
paid S4.8o; Lewis B. Todd, viola
ton of stop sign regulation, paid
$3.50.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-21
Stroke Fatal To
Mrs. Lille Hardee

Mrs. Lille Ann Hardee, So, died
in the Columbus County hospital
Monday at / a. m. after being a
patient there for about two weeks.
She suffered stroke at the time
she was admitted.
Funeral rites were held from
the Inman Funeral home Tuesday
at 4 p. m. by Rev. Clyde Prince.
Burial was in the Bayboro ceme-
terry.
She is survived by her husband
w. H. Hardee of Tabor City; one
son, Jessie Hardee of Wilmington,
Della; and a sister, Mrs. Josh Sar-
Wis of Loris.