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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

and Linda, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Winter, Diane, Mary Lynn and
Johnnie, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Moore, Jimmie, Annette an d
Stevie, Lowell and Darla Johann.
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Kruger
and Ellen, and Don Moore, attend
ed a presentation of 'Cinerama
Holiday at Music Hall Theatre, De-
tfoit, Mich. last Friday night.
Mrs. Frank Hopfinger accom-
panied group of relatives and
friends from Port Clinton to Akron
on Sunday, where they attended a
Stork Shower for Mrs. Jack Need
ham at her home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Wisler are
proud parents of son, born on
Friday, July 10th, at Flower Hos
pital, Toledo. The baby weighed
Z lbs. IL ozs. and is the first grand
child for Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Wis
ler and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stamm.
Mrs. Catherine Moran was ad-
mitted to Magruder Hospital on
Sunday for observation.
Major Marjorie Deringer and her
sister Mrs. Janice Herrick and son
Dewey. arrived Monday for an ex-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

of Mrs. Heller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scheuerman,
Ruth Scheuerman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Nehls spent last week
end in indianapolis, Ind, where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Krtzer and family. They celebrat-
ed the 5th birthday of Johnnie,
son of the Kratzer's and grandson
of the Carl Scheuerman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Lantz of
Toledo were Sunday guests of his
mother, Mrs. Dave Lantz.
Junior Women's Club members
will enjoy a varied program during
their coming club year. Six speak
ers have been scheduled, and their
topics include communism, mar
cotics, news reporting, menta
health, and handwriting analysis
One club program will be devoted
to a panel discussion on federated
women's clubs. A "fun night" fol
members is planned, also speciai
program for husbands guest night
The program committee, which
met July 26 at the home of Mrs
Louis Grieger, chairman, concluded
the program schedule and also
made final preparations for tlt
printing of the yearbook.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

The name ''Holly Hop was se-
lected for the holiday dance. when
its committee met Friday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Carlyle Brind-
ley, chairman. The dance, which
will be held at Bark Inn, Is planned
for Friday, December 9th.
Holiday dance committee mem
bers include Mrs. w. B. Bahs, Mrs.
M. A. Cunningham, Miss Alice
Flick, Miss Margaret Grieger, Mrs.
I. L. Heiks, Mrs. Justin Knopp, and
: Mrs Dudley Sparks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Steinmiller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Browder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Layman
held a Buffet Supper on Sunday
evening in honor of the 9Th birth
day of their daughter Susan. At
tending were her brothers Gary
and Paul, NIr. and Mrs. Bert Ruble
and Linda of Petersburg, Mich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Behlman and
Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Tornow, Robert and Dennis, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Schmidt, Barbara
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05

MTS. UeUrgt WIIIS, MIS-. Donald
Thayer, Mrs. Lyle Harder, Mrs. Ell
den Leow, Mrs. Robert Bender,
Mrs. Nolan Haar, Mrs. Raymond
Haas, Mrs. Wes Browder, Mrs.
James Goldstein, Mrs. Paul Herr,
Mrs. Marvin Milbrodt and Annette
Mylander. A social evening was
followed by delicious refresh
ments, then the guests surprised
the honoree with a Stork Shower
of gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Steinmil-
Ter, Jeffrey and Sharon of Ajax,
Ontario, Canada, were weekend
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
Leave jan.

LEAVE JAIL
Ottawa county Jail lost two long
time inmates Friday when Lone
Sides, 81, and John Ray Dixon, 10,
of western Ottawa county were re-
leased after serving 90 day jail
sentences following a spring break
in of score of parked cars in the
west end of the county. The men
paid $100 fines each, plus $43.18
restitution for stolen items which
were not recovered. Sides told
sheriff's department he expects to
reutrn to Alabama.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-05
OAK HARBOR ITEMS
OAK HARBOR ITEMS -
Former OH Girl, Family,
Going To Belgian Congo
News Staff Correspondent


Mrs Luther Myander gave Bon Voyage party at her
home last Tuesday evening" honoring her daughter Mrs
Henry Gehe of Cuyahoga Falls o. who with her husband
is leaving soon for the Belgian Congo where he has been
assigned by the GOODYEAR Co. of Akron for about
FORMER schoomates of Mrs Joan Gehe who attended
Evening star., 1955-10-02

The common cold attacks every
body. at every stage Of his life.
Children under 10 show the highest
incidence Of colds. Women are more
susceptible TO colds than men. The
informed person can save his family
money and misery by taking some
very simple precautions which
greatly cut down the persoR-tO-psr-
son spread Of ''the Common Cold.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Learning
the Value
Of . Dollar

The fishing POLE hunting rifle and camping tent were put
use for the average youngstcr knew the ouodoors
rshand. The farm and village boy took his adventures
with animals and nature for granted. He likewise
unaware of his good fortune in having much closer
association between father and son. both in work and
play, than is presently the case.
The lives of many of todays youngsters impover
ished by small apartments. crowded city Streets working
parents and sometimes just plain not enough to do The
youngster who is bored wants and needs do something.
He wants be noticed to feel important to get attention.
and unless constructive ways relieve boredom avail
able, destructive ones viii be found
The good record of neWspaperboys needs little eplana
ton The newspaperboy has simply found a modern
equivalent of the old-time country chores" He hasn't
time to get into trouble He finds II is fun to hold job
earn money and learn to know people He may not be
aware Of but he's developing indiMdualism fixing habits
Of thrift and Of learning TO accept responsibility
$500 BY 18th Birthday
He knows the value of dollar In case after the
nickel and dimes earned newspaper route have helped
pay for college education One young prepared for
his future education by buying bond each month
from his route profits. Another youngster had saved
approximately 81 500 toward his education by the time he
l6 Still another determined he would not touch the
bonds he was able to buy until he was ready to buy
home in business By the time he II he had
saved $500 in bonds. He has completed the first year
of an elecricaengineerng course. and his egg Of
bonds which win yield him 81 500 still untouched
The newspaperboy daily gets practice in good citizen
ship, too recall incident involving two youngsters
selling newspapers in the street in Providence r. L.
the house where fugitive believed be concealed.
The very intelligent and effective in which they
cooperated with Special Agents resulted in the fugvcs
apprehension. Continued pass 3z
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Local FLA Club
Wins Sl00 Prize

Tabor City's Future Farmers
.of America Club won the 500
second prize in the Scars-Roe-
buck Educational Foundation
FLA Beef Program during the
annual gathering of North Caro-
Ina vocational agriculture tea
chcrs at Wilmington last week.
Announcement of winners eli
NAKED four-day state conven-
ton.
Perquimans County was "a
warded the 5000 first prize.
Sam L. Jackson, agriculture
teacher at Tabor City High
School. said the prize won by
the local group was due to the
efforts of "Mill-Iron Ranch" s.
year-old bull which was donated
TO the class by the Sears-Roe-
buck Foundation.
The bull was bred approxi-
natcly $50 times during the past
- months and scored second
highest III the FLA Breeding
service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Healing E Evangelist Turned
From Theatre To Relation

"A Negro showgirl who gave up the
glitter of bright lights to study religion
SUN has this small community TALKING
about her power to heal the sick.
Inc Rev. Mabel Hagins amazed
several hundred people recently during
me Wecklong services held at the Tabor
Negro Baptist Church.
Her present schedule includes a two.
nights session at Honey Hill near Hills
boro on Friday and Saturday night then
Il weeklong stay at the Negro GYM
forum at ChadDourn. She will begin
services In ChadDOurn OF June 20.
Il think her work is wonderful al
though not everyone believes. Ii still
doesn't keep her from doing the great
work." said the Rev. v. S. SingIetarv.
rastor of the Tabor City Negro Baptist
Church.
According to her husband. the Rev.
jessie llagins, the Philadelphia healing
evangelist has been having great re-
spouse i'll every community in which
they stopped. They have held services
IN communities throughout Illinois,
Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, Vir-
ginia and Florida.
i have seen her cure people of can
GERS, golfers, tuberculosis and MANY
other diseases" said Jessie Hagins about
his wife.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
RIB. Mollard Named Superior Court JUDGE
By-W. Horace Carter

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IN the gri Judicial DIiIi.irr
,.r. N.-'lrd v.l s,r,,n ~, ,,n
s.u,h in 2I counties T,,so cr-
mites are located in -b, ninth
through the 10Th judicial dis
lcts. His territory in ITO ord
lyiaion goes al! the wav |, the
Virginia State line.
IHiS marks the first time in
history that Columbus cpuuiy
has nd Superior Court resi-
dent judge.
Judge MalIard's first term of
court Will begin in his hor?c dis
rIct on SEPTEMBER ,, when he
opens court in Whitcvilln. Then
each six or u month period will
see him serve in one of the other
districts in the division.
Judoc NI,II,rd 10 ,o,, =: .t,o
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Horny County Sheriff Henry
10 Oppose Any kIun Revival

Shades of the old Ku Klux
Sian have cropped up in Horry
county and other sections of
south Carolina in recent weeks
ana Sheriff John Henry is al
ready laying down the law 10
would-bc organizers.
Will use every legal means
al my disposal to keep the Khan
from getting started again in
Horry county," Henry said
mere is no place in a law a.
oidlng nation for the illegal op-
eratIons of such an organization
and 1t is my aim to see to if that
no group, whether it operates
under the name of Ku Klux
hlan or whatever, will get the
chance to breed like the old
hlan did back in 1882"
I will use all my legal means
20 mp this whole thing in the
qua to see that no group of in
iiVidualS ever again tries TO take
The law in its hands, and | hone
all decent citizens will cooperate
with us in putting down any
such group or organization be-
.orc 1t gets chance to get start
"a In our communities" the
sheriff said.
Sheriff Hcnry's statement was
released after circulars lauding
lie Khan activities appeared in
Conway and in several places
along the beach area.
a public meeting of the Khan
was held in Sumter last Satur-
day night but was attended by
only a handful OF people. There
nave been reports that similar.
have been scheduled in
me Horny county area.
Horry was a hotbcd of Khan
See KHAN Pare Q
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

the Grange and the Pine Gr0v,
Methodist Church.
one of the most notable
achievements credited to the
long list Of community activities
Of Mr.. BurlCSon was the organ-
.IatIon of Albcmarlc Scout
Troop t. He organized the troop
4 years ago and has served as
HcoutmaStCr since that time.
1t IS with great pleasure that
note the addition of Mir. and
Mrs. BurleSon TO the local school
faculty. They are uutstandine
community workers and will be
IN asset to Tabor City" said W.
Horace Carter, Mayor of Tabor
City, who attended Endy School
and was taught by Mr.. Bur!csun.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Three MewTeuchers
Added To Faculty

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l. IL. IIAncr, principal OF
LABOR OIty SCHo"!S, SAID today
mat lAG school Eoard mad hired
AF. ana MIS-. Randall Bui!cSon
% 'Gdc.! mere.
Another teacher added to the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Beck Dies
FOLLOWING


Robert Lcamon Beck, a 81
ycar-old Tabor City cafe oper-
ator. was Shot by his wife las,
wednesday night on the old
LoriS road just outside of Tabo,
City IN Horny county and died
IN the Conway Hospital Sunday
night at 800.
Beck was shot with a 80 cali
ore pistol in the side of his all
iomcn and the bullet passed
through his body and came out
IN the other side.
Immediately following the
inooting, Beck was carried TO
he Loris Community Hospital
)ut refused TO be hospitalized
Later the same night he was re-
turned to the hospital in Loris
'nd then moved TO the Conway
Hospital where he died Sunday
An autopsy was performed on
the body in an effort to detcrm-
Inc whether the bullet caused
rs death. Reports say that Sun
day while in the hospital he re-
used to remain i'll bed and that
was up and around the hospital.
some reports indicated that this
'Xcrcise ovcrtaxed his heart and
resulted in d cath. However.
here was no autopsy report a.
Word was received at press
time today that Mrs. Lcamon
Beck had been released on 81 900
bond pending investigation of
the death of her husband. Horry
County law enforcement Officers
are conducting in investigation.
Mrs. Beck had sworn out a
warrant against her husband
Monday night charging him with
assault. The warrant was sworn
out in Tabor City and Mrs. Becl:
stated at the time that she was
i!idId 10 30 nome because ht
would beat her up again.
Funeral rites tor Beck were
scheduled Wednesday afternoon
ut 400 from the Inman Funeral
Home with Rev. Coy HouSand
officiating. Burial was -Chcdulcd
N the Forest Lawn Gem ,cry.
Surviving are his vie, Mrs
Irene Harr, Ison Beck: three
daughters. C!rtcal. Carolyn and
Beatrice OF the home: one son
Ronald OF the home: parents
Mr.. and Mrs. BurriS Beck OF
Tabor City; three brothers, Will
son OF Tabor City, Bruce of Will
ninEtol. Charlie of Miami. Fla:
and a sister. Mrs. Craven Branch
II Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
WOMAN'S CLUB
TO INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS

The newly elected officers If
n" Tabor City Woman's Club
will he installed with n special
nrogr.m Taurs lay. June IL. g
nm. n The clubhouse. Mrs. Err
skin Yong. retiring president
announced.
The new roster includes Mrs
Fred VI. JcrnigaH. Sr., president /:
Mrs. J. {. Singlctary. vice prcSi-
dent; Mrs. James Carroll, secrc-
tary: and Mr.. W. C.. Truitt,
treasurer.
All members. 10th active and
associate. are invited to attend
the installation program, Mrs.
Young said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Columbus Parade
Slated Saturday

A mammoth parade in observ-
1nce of June Dairy Month Will
be staged through Columbus CO.
unity on Saturday.
Sponsored by the Columbus
County Dairymcns Association
farm Bureau. All Clubs, II. D.
Clubs and local milk companies
he parade will begin in White
vile at 0 a. m. and will proceed
o Tabor City at 9:45 o'clock.
The group will visit Fair
Stuff al l0:i5: Ccrro Gordo At
ll:l5: Chadbourn at HIS then
return to Whitcvillc before b.
ginning the afternoon tour thro-
Ugh Hallsboro, Bolton and Rcig-
wood.
Floats will be entered by
6airymCn. white MIX Company.
md several other Comuanics
Taking part il the parade Will
&c the Columbus County band.
milk mCrry-Go-round. Al
iris, officers of civic orCanill-
lions and others Interested in
he program TO encourage more
people TO drink milk.
Persons taking part in the
parade were urged TO meet al
ne Memorial Park on Highway
iOl outside Of WhitcvllC at 8
, clock Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

She has been preaching for the past
IA years but has been holding the heal
ny services only for the past nine wears
Several white people were among tbe
Iar-c group that attended the healing
services.
Some who watched the healing ser
wees have complete faith i'm her ability
to cure the sick. Others who observed
the services are non-COmmital.
Its matter of faith. If YOU have
faith then you can be healed If Won
lack that faith then you won't get much
hcIp, observed one spectator.
Many people, according to the Rev,
ha&ln, have requested that she remain
IN TINS area for several more weeks.
thus, she has scheduled services in
Honey Hill and Chadbourn.
An attempt TO hold services in Loris
was unsuccessful as facilities to handle
inc large crowds were unavailable.
"A lot of people say they want to
work but they don't want TO give a DAVIS
work in return for their pay. You cant
fool people. They know when you want
to work and when you are Just loafing."
she told the congregation in relating her
experiences while readiusting her life
from that of a showgirl to the study of
religion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Directors Close Lake Tabor
To Boating, Fishing til july |

Directors of the Tabor CITY
Recreation Commission, Inc.
voted to close Lake Tabor tc
ishing and pleasure boating I'M
II July /, at meeting held las,
Thursday night. The ruling went
INTO effect Friday morning.
Experts on fresh water fish
had expressed the opinion that
the Dream in the lake were
being disturbed SO much by
the constant churning of the
after by large motors that they
were not going to be able to
spawn properly.
In that this is the first year
he water has been backed TO its
present height in many wears
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

igan by vote of 1854 to l56.
The new mayor served the past
two years as mayor pro tCrn.
High man in the commission
er'S race was Phil Hughes who
received 1856 votes. Waldo
Woody was second with 3l3
votes. Willard Wright placed
t!.rd with 297 while only one
- - separated Harrclson and
Carroll for fourth and fifth place
IL the voting. Carroll received
POI votes ana HARRISON rcccIv-
cd 26O
Other candidates and votes re-
ccIvyd were: William Shelley
t25O), Jimmy Dicus (I39), How
agd Buttkin (208), II. ID. Stew
ems. ST.. (2O9).
Tom Angle. local rural mul
carrier, was the only person To
Oclyc a wrltc-In vote. He re
Ctlvcd a vote for the office Of
mayor.
!, marked 4 tIIrd term victory
for Commissioners Willar
Wright and Waldo Woody. Phil
Hughes will begin serving hi:
second term.
Although the 529 vote was moi
record one, il was a better
turnout than was noted last year
when 5ll people went TO the
Spills.
1T was ono Of tho Clrr~"si
elections town could ever hope
10 have. There Nd- ,u..
mud singing and each candidate
campalgncd IN a manner tnaI
tended to breed respect" com
mcntcd a voter who stayed near
the polls throughout the day.
The new office holders will
he sworn in July /: however, a
meeting to discuss the budL.I
W To- take action on the nov
lighting system as SIT for FrlrIn
h'~!I'. II Is SrCCuIdtgd mat the
current Board Will approve yr.
"waIte Way" lighting system aft
cr discussing TIC proposal viii
the newly elected commission
Cra
Il want To express my apprc-
cia!ion Ia the people of Tabor
'itr FOR the honor they have be-
slowed uron me. ! will give nv
NlleSt support and cooperation
To the Board of Commas oncrS
and with their help. yours and
Gods. continue with the best
government possible for Tabor
City. Any problem that anyone
has concerning town affairs. ]
VIII be ready to listen to and
serve to the best of my ability
I'm sure that all Of us will work
as hard as possible to make Tab
or City one of North Carolina
most progressive towns" said
the newly elected Mayor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

ton.
Other officers to be installed
are Claude Boyd, vice president
winston Gore, secretary: and
David Simon, treasurer.
Luther Joyner will be install.
cd as sgt. at arms.
Directors who will begin serv-
ing are Willard Wright. William
Shelley. Arthur Prince anc
Lloyd Hips,
installation of new officer.
brings TO n close one of the mos,
successful Civilian years ever
enjoyed by the club.
One of the most noteworthy
factors during the year in which
Bryant served as president was
the attendance record. Active
participation in club meetings
won the local group the attend
ance trophy at the State Con-
Civilians were responsible for
the marking of streets and num-
oering OF houses that will even
tually make possible city mail
delivery service.
during the year, they contrib
uted money to the school lunch
tund TO make possible free
lunches for needy children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

he directors felt that the game
iSh, particularly Dream, needed
o be protected during spawn
ng as much as possible. Author
ties on fish spawning felt that
1aSs and grass perch could bed
n the gums beyond the open
water that has been filled with
motor boats but that the Dream
would not spawn except in the
open water.
Brcam fishing is the pre-
dominating sport in the lake
and the directors are DESTROYS
oil encouraging them to in
crease as much as possible.
The lake has been bulls TO
afford maximum recreation "a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
chief Epps Reports
Very Quiet Week End

There was little police activity
over the weekend according to
thief of Police II. r. Epps who
reported cit was the quictcst IL
has been since came to work
here"
Only the arrest Of four persons
marrcd a perfect weekend. Chief
Epps reported arrests for public
drunkenness, disordcrly conduct,
driving without an operators
license and drunken driving.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

as many people as possible, AID
we are reluctant to close il at
all. But in the interest OF long
range success with the program,
we felt II necessary TO close il
TO fishing and boating for his
short time" the directors said.
Swimming will continue in the
lake throughout June with no
change in those regulations.
The directors also set I'D a
schedule for fishing and plea
sure boating effective July 1
when the lake is reopened. At
that time. no motor boating in
pleasure crafts will be per
See Lake Page 2
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

town commissioners. Howard
HARRISON and Billy Carroll
were elected to serve their .uiti-
al terms on the town board.
William Shelley, former police
department commissioner, vas
unsuccessful in his bid for re-
election as he pollcd $50 vote,
TO cop sixth place in the race
cameron. local druggist. was
Sblg iavorite for the role of
MAYOR as he defeated Fred Jein-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
ACTING SECRETARY NAMED

Al Harrison. assistant editor
If the Tribune, was named tenn
Jorary cXCcutivc-Sccrctary of
he Tabor City Merchants AsSo-
-iation today at a meeting Of the
Board of Directors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
II. 6. CAMERON ELECTED mAyop

An election that remained cold until the firo, a
came to life yesterday as 500 voters turned ONT Ma
elected IL. q. Cameron to serve as Mayor of Toh
City, reelected three commissioners and voted in 49,
political newcomers town commissioners 81 '"'
I Willard {. "Windy' Wright Phil Iugbos -,
Waldo Woody were reelected to a two-venr tor ,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15
Civilians Will Install Officers
AT Little Pee Dee Lodge Banquet

Local Civilians will install James
coming year at the annual installation bo,
uaS June n, at the Little Pee ~ ~
Bce succeeds Harry civil. or,,,;-,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

w. Horace Carter. editor ard
publisher of the Tribune, was
guest speaker last night at the
regular meeting of the Lorii
Civilians Club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-06-15

See KHAN Page