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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

cnuon and > member Of The Wi
Hams School student body. who
VAS passenger in the auto with
The three deceased boys. lie SUI
tered head decorations and burns
on tic head and body: and BY
ron ). Lennon. 60. of Route =.
WhIi"NlllC who suffered laccra-
lions OF tho face and head. lie
was released from the hospital
on Sunday.
Charles Wilson, Lake Wacca-
NAV farmer who was working
III Il nearby field. said that tho
smoke from the Green Swamp
fire had completely covered the
area. Other observers said the
smoke was milk thick u the
'lmc cf the fatal accident
Highway rJirolmlu !. ~.
Mclean of Lake Waccamsw was
The chief investigating officer
and reported that all seven autos
were moving in the same dircC-
tion' Earlier tho patrulman had
investigated two other accidents
and said that several times on
TIC way 10 the wreck he was
forced TO stop TO see il his auto
was still on the pavement
Cars involved in the accident
we're driven by Nil Eyclyr
louise Mcclure, 20. Of Gs.,ca.a I
-sae.t haze M.;sae.., 81, O.,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
Gnard Drill
Scheduled In
This Area

National Guird units in White
vile. Fair Bluff and ShalI,tt
VII participate i'll the Opera
lon Minutcmcn" scheduled a
IN undlScloScd date in the nea.
utlIrC.
This operation will bc a ties.
mobilization of guard units ,hro.
Iehout the nation and the plan
ave been announced by Coy.
-rnor Luther Hodges and Ad,
len. John II. Manning.
Major John C.. AI;lll,,bv L,t.
"lion commander in VAUDEVILLE
SAID this week that the uni.
Acre Would station several men
an and around Tabor CITY d,uin,
the operation and cautioned loo
al people not to become diStrub-
ed at the appearance of service
personnel in the area.
&c also disclosed that heavy
equipment and trucks would be
on the move throughout the
area.
The test will sec more than
9'OoO mon in l22 Guard units
assemble in their armCricS and
th"n move out on assigned mis-
SionS. Neither the date nor the
time of the mission will be
known in advance. Gen. Man.
nlnG said he expected il 10 come
around the middle of April.
Gov. Hodges said in state
mcnt released by Manning that
the date and hour for the test
are not being announced In
orocr that the test alert will
come as il surprise and really
test the speed and time il will
take Guard to assemble its men.
issue equipment and move out.
The plans call for each unit
TO have a local objective to &C..
cupy and secure. Our citizens
should not be alarmed when.
armed GuardSmcn, trucks and
heavy Army equipment are seen
rushing 10 objective areas in
their communities
Gen. Manning urged the states
press and radio To give ample
advance publicity to the test so
the people Of the state will no,
become alarmed when they sec
troops and equipment moving.
We don't want any feeling of
apprehension or alarm TO result
from this test" said Gen Man
ming.
The Guards test mobilization
VIII be based on the assumption
that an aGGrcsSor has launched
an attack on the United States.
las dropped atomic bombs on
targets and has an
underground capable of cXtcn-
Slvc sabotage.
The mission of tho Guard .
troops will be the protection Of b
essential communications, public
utilities and industrial plants
from sabotage.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
ntendenf
Schools.
Nichols
dismissed
Civilians Name
.Brice President

James Bricc was elected prcsi-
dent OF the local Civilian Club
at lis regular meeting Monday
1IGnl bE!c, succeeds Harry
rryant in the role OF club prexv.
Other officers included Claude
VI. Boyd. vice president; and
David Simon, treasurer ST.
mon has scrLcd Tor several years
IN this post hDd was unanimous
ly reelected.
Directors named during the
meeting were Williams Shelley.
Willard Wright, Lloyd Hips
and Arthur Prince. A secretary
Nl!I DC named by the officers
and directors.
The newly elected president
served last year as president of
the club.
Treasurer Dave Simon report
cd that gross receipts from the
recent Minstrel Show were
S2O&.Gu: however. there arc still
several more members to report
on The ticket sales and several
more items OF expense. He esti-
mated that the club would net
ABOUT $500 from the PERFORM
"hcC. This money will be placed
IN Il separate fund for the hiring
OF iulltlmC band instructor at
the local school.
Eli CurriC was a guest of the
club al the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
NAME OFFERED
FOR MILLPOND

Suggestions on what 10 name
Tie Millpond have been few and
lar between thus far but on,
HallSboro resident offered "Prid-
gen Park as his suggestion and
backed II up with reasons.
In Il letter TO The Tribune
Mr.. W. Bion Mobiles of Halls
boro said, Il would like TO sug-
ecSt the following name for the
new rccrcational area "Prid-
gen Park This would be COM
mcroraiivc to a fine and prom
incnt family of the same name
who played great part in start
ing Tabor City on its way to
making il a fine town"
Anyone having suggestions is
urged TO send them 10 The
Tribune office.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
Eastern Sfur InsfuIIs Officers

Mrs. Thcophile Frink and Mil
ton Wright were installed a,
Worthy Matron and Worthy Pa
iron respectively of the Tabor
City Chapter. Number 24O. Or
der OF Eastern Star. in an i'm
prcSsIvC publ, program held in
the Masonic Hall Tuesday even
ing, March %.
Other officers installed were
Miss lncz Lewis, ASSociatGnH ~
iron: IS. Frank Young. Associate
Patron: Mrs. lncz Rogers. Scc:c-
tary: Mrs. joyce Young. Treas
urcr: Mrs. Alcnc Long. Con-
ductrcSS: Mrs. Pearl Wright. as
sociatc Conductrcss: Mrs. Ger
trudc Butler, Chaplain: Mrs.
Quccnlc Bruton, Marshal: Mrs.
Doris {. Gore. OrganiSt: Mrs.
Evelyn Martin, Adah. Mrs. Mary
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
Berry League
officials Set
Tuesday Meeting

REPRESENTATIVES, of the Etraw
CRY League Will Eoid an err.
hiza.ionai meeting at 80 D
n. Tuesday. April. II William.
ownship school.
Vince Colombo, president OF
ne league. said today that rep
eScn'atircS from the eight
cams entered las; year we're cx-
'cctcd to attend the meeting. lie
rscd any town not now repre-
.ented but desiring to compete
The league to send a repre-
sentative to the meeting.
Election of new officers and
setting up the league for this
years play highlisht the bust
less 10 he discussed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
Chadb0urn Elects Dutfon

I'm unofficial figure of 81,
voters cast their bal!toS ycstcr
day in ChadbGurn and clcctct
W. J. Dutton. prominent farmer
Ia serve a. mayor.
Three couucilmcn were elected
Ia serve during the coming term
They were Mac Brown. J. NJ
ka"l>, and David Thompson.
Tracey Atkinson. who had
served two terms and was u can.
dIdatc this year. was defeated
IN the thrcc-ma race for MAYOR.
The other candidate for MAYOR
ship was William Hayes. who
p"licd l9i votes for the runncr-rp
spot.
The ne" mayor has had OK.
pcrIcncc in local government. He
served two terms on the CITY
council from 19i9-1g53. He is n
native Of the Oak Dale cum
munity.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

jamestown. Carl Swljh Lennon
81. of Whi'ylillc. Leon Dewitt
MARKS. Of WhitcNrlIC: Mrs. pcrc.
l"pc Sduls of Whi'cNiily: Henry
Nance. rs. of llIgh Point
Highway Pa,rulm,n said state
.wCntS from residents Of the area
indiCIiCd that the smoke had
tcC"ndcd over tn, highway sud-
denly and without warning. Two
residents told officers that 10 OF
- minutes prior 10 tho accidcn,
hey could see the sun.
Investigators said the sudden
ness with which Inc smoke set
lied over the highway caused
the fatal accident
Tho driver "f rh- rJr ihY,
rlovcd into The rcJr AZ 'Nc Ward
convertible told officer. that 'vc
were rldiug 5lors when I not
ICED iEc smoke blown. across
inc road, I took my foot of the
dccclcraior. allowing the car 10
slow down.
MS ! entered The real CLOUD
Of smoke. II became 50 thick
that headlights did no good |
began TO apply brakes. Almost at
TIC same time I saw this cor
'thc baCL 81 The ward convert
i6loD ahold % ne. 4 80. iu.t
4 :eI' fee. -..y I'D .ey 60 80.
~ s.aaO-t At tie s4--s t.g.e J
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

Baptist Church Sunday School
II was in this role that ne dc
voted many long hours 10 en-
CouraGing people 10 attend
church. Too. nc was extremely
active III tho educational and
building programs Of the church
member Of the board of dCa-
onS, he was currently teaching
II carly Sunday School lesson
Ncr radio station VITAE.
Civic projects on which Mr.
.dwardS served were numerous.
ic was generally recognized rs
'aNins been the main factor in
'romoiion of Tabor City'S Yam
'cStiNal. For several years he
adj served as toaStmaS;cr of the
nuual Yam Festival press din
iCr and had served as overall
hartman Of tho festival.
a member Of the Tabor City
Merchants Association. Mr.. Ed
wards was serving on tho board
II directors AT tho time of his
cath. II was role in which he
lad served FOR many years since
moving from Garland 10 Tabor
City in 1898. He served as May
or OF Garland before moving 10
Tabor City.
IN active member of The Rot
Try Club. nc was . past presi-
ient and was serving this year
as It's program chairman.
Mr.. Edwards was active IN the
NaSous and had served rs Mast
,r Of the Tabor and Garland
Lodges. lie was recently elected
Lecturer Of TABOR Masonic
Lodge 563.
a devoted employee of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
Mr.. Edwards had been ASSOCIATE
ed with that organization for
.hc past 80 year.. lie ycrvcd sy
agent 10 Garland and rlso.
(Coat-.ued Ga F-se O.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
Optomefrisi
To Locale In
Tabor City

M. Dnl,,,, c,,-..r
I .a,u.inh,n.o i. 49, 81, 80 -, ~
sc,,ina nm HI. n,r;, Pioe'SS .
,rnr,ic, -, a,,o,I. III uh'
Civ 3" "oo'
DIR. Swcclcv bas rrr,od a.,
building located ON binbray IN,
formerly occupied nv DIR Jnscny
L. James and said ,od,y tina, h,
hoped To be READY ,o t.on,mrrc,
his practice within two v.rplse
The - wear old op,ouc,ris, !,
married and the farn,r of ,v,
,hilGrcr DR. and ,frs Su.oaIa,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

saw n. he sad.
/ f"irpIUou from Columbus
SobcsOn and New Hanover co.
mites were OH the scene 10 kcct
nc road blocked until the dang.
~ had subsidized.
Several hundred persons If.
,cndCd funeral services for I.cor
Royal ana {. T.. Ward held Mon.
hdN At = y. ~. IT the William:
township school. The other stu
dent, Herman Goodwin. was bur
cd Su3uJ, afternoon.
Members Of the Williams Iun-
i"r class served as pHllbrarcrs
~ th' double funeral service.
held Monday &c.. Al Of thc boy.
Ncrc members Of that class. Thc
K"' !. NJ Cyrroll. rJ.tor OF
Lebanon Ncn odi.f Church off.
.'1t"d with tn'"rurnt IN Lcbyu-
on Cemetery
Goodwin l. survived hy I'M
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Goodwin. and two brothers. Yer.
non ana Thurman. al Of Chad
bourn. Route I: a sister. Mrs.
ihclmJ Mobiles Of Chadbuuru.
and his maternal grandmother
Mrs. Dora NcrhCrsou cl Clsren.
don
-9=r!. q. c! GU. nIra &c
- ssT.a... -. ss.l .,.s. L.....
lN'S-;--.s- :. F.ss u
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

.PINcr Ruth: Mrs. Lorena Ganus.
Esther: Mrs. Myrtle w. Solcs,
Martha: Mrs. Ncrnic, Wrigh;
klccta; Mrs. Mac S. Young.
W"rdcr: and Mrs. Carrie Ward.
Sentinel.
Tho installing Officers for the
ceremony were Mrs. RcNa But.
lr", Installing Officer: Mrs. Ma
- Collier. lus'"'inG Marshal
:. 'drn' j., -'"ual lns.I-
ling Conduc,:osS: Mrs. Emma
Smith, Installing Chaplain: and
Miss Lany Walden, Installing
Musician.
Mrs. Grace W. Bruton. rCiir-
ing Worthy Natron. and Will
lard GarrC!l. retiring Worthy
Patron. made the official ad-
dresses OF retirement after which
they received gifts. Bets Bru-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
THREE CRATES OF
BERRIES ARRIVE
ON LOCAL MARKET

Arthur Mcpherson of the
Bcavcrdam section was the first
Columbus farmer to bring straw
berries To the local market.
Ed Walden, secretary of the
Marketing Association. said that
McPhcrson brought three crates
Of berries To tho local market OIL
Saturday.
Although the market is not
officially open, Mr. Walden
helped tho grower to dispose OF
the berries through several local
retail outlets. Eleven crates OF
strawberries were put on the
market Yesterday.
MIR. Walden said he expected
the market To open in about
three weeks when the berries
arc more plentiful
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

the Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches, respectively In
torment was in The AZ Bl1dcn-
bore.
. Mr.. Edwards had suffered
from heart trouble for several
years. In 1917 he was hospitslik-
I'd for short period Of time
due TO heart attack; however.
he had been active since then
and had continued with his work
as Supervisory Agent for the At
lantic Coast Line in Tabor City.
A man recognized by all as
one Of the finest church workers
ever TO live in this community
MIR. Edward had served fol
3iany years a. general supe:i.-
tcaao1t vi tae Mo1at Taoos
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
DR.. Ross Williamson Selected
Columbus School Board Chairman

I ruIdCNJN were named 10 the
unity Board: however, the en-
= local board IS subject 10 re-
continent each year.
sentiment 'aNurs appointment
woman Ia tho local board:
Wc''D no one has been dcfin-
~ tagged for The post. Last
'CN. Dr. Williamson and MEM
Is OF the local board whose
rms expired April / were con-
ctcd and expressed sentiments
Norlng appointment OF a wo-
an ;u tho board.
Dr. Williamson said The local
J"ro would be appointed with
INC near future: however. no
eilniic date was set for this
ton.
County Board members will
Get again M Wri'cyillc ON
Pm u 10 open bids for con-
luCtion 81 the new Tabor Civ
chool building which is cxpcct-
d 10 cost ia tho nciehborhood of
'llo,OUO. The unit viii consist of
= cl5. rooms aud . cafeteria
hat viii accommodate about
$50 students.
Other bu.lnc:a transacted by
nc now board in ITS frs, meet
ne was the rejoicing of T.
ward Guy as superintendent of
oun'y schools.
Under Amusement from Char
rs +. Carroll, state supcrintend-
mt OF public instruction, the
GARD took no action on appoint
lent Of district committees
lection or reelection of teach.
:. and principal, CT is.uirr
oct-sc.s ISs teacher. aad pr.a-
gals
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

before they can make thei,
IlanS.
While some have cXpoundcd
he theory that il would be hes,
o wait until the segregation
problem had been cleared, Mar
TN stated that tho segregation
problem is unimportant when
considering the needs for the
money. II won't affect scgrcca-
ton ono iota."
Comparing the school build
ne problem To that of additional
highways, he pointed out that
schools arc as crowded and i'm
3ortant ms highways"
You can mend a dcntcd fcnd-
Ter but you can't mend S,untcd
mind caused by dcpriving the
student OF adequate facilities, -
Martin declared.
Martin paid a high compli-
mcnt 10 the teachers OF North
Carolina when nc said that
those in North. Carolina were as
good as those found any other
place in the United States.
BEST IN SOUTH
"LiGh,y-SiX percent OF North
Carolina teachers have an a. B.
degree. and sis percent have NJ.
y. degrees which is superior TO
any other state in the South" he
remarked. Martin excepted the
state of Texas in his comparison
One way Of helping the teach
or shortage problem would be
to increase the teachers salary
according 10 the speaker. He
stressed the fact that there were.
81 other states who paid teach
CTS greater salary. Furty-onc,
other states spend more money
Cont Page 5. End SccD
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

Ton presented the Jewel to her
mother and Milton Wright made
lAr presentation to Mr.. Ger
rCll.
Following the acceptance adj
dress Mr.. Frink received a CAV
CT IN too star point colors
with ncr name imprinted. The
pp' >entation was made by her
~. y. d. FrinIi. in behalf
MI. Wright also received Z
Gift following his acceptance
address with Willard Garrcll
making tho presentation.
Rev. J. NJ. Carroll led In,
closing prayer and bcncdiction
a delightful social hour wit!
refreshments followed the pro-
gram.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

MCt"bcrs Of The Culumbu
County Board Of Education me
Monday afternoon N Vvhi,cyill
and elected Dr. Ross VI. VII
hanson Of Tabor CT, tn scrv
.as chairman of the group.
DR.. Williamson. u rromircn
Tabor City citizen. h1d serve
rs chairman on tho local schoc
board for . number OF years be
orc bong elevated sc,sra
AcChS ago 70 tho county board
Although interest has bee,
Keen in the naming of the Ioca
school board, 40 5ctiun WIS TAX
en y Monday meeting If IN,
ccgn'y s,"'. rac .gc4r.!c. .ere
..--i- . u: &c - .. l.. vler
~. HA-A..--ea 40 !. c. Core
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
P.-T.A. Officers
To Be Installed

The newly elected officers OF
nc Tabor City Parent Teachers
Association will be Installed ~
The general meeting TO be held
IN the school auditorium Thurs
DAY, April :, al 7:3O p. m.
Tho roster includes Mrs. Irwin
Strickland, president: Mrs. Tally
EddlngS, vice president: Mrs. AL
bert Schild, treasurer. and Miss
Kate Jones, secretary.
Tho Thursday meeting will
mark the final session of the tIs-
cal year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

served al least - years III In,
Columbus school system.
Queen OF them all was Mis-
Jessie Griffin who will compict,
Ter 5Oth year of teaching al In,
close OF school next month. Sh,
Is a seventh grade teacher a
Ccrro Gordo School.
Dr. Martin hit out at !cgislat.
prs who are content To cut Schoo
u appropriations.
IF legislators got out and met
these school supervisors They
wouldn't cut out the appropria-
ton" he told the large group.
He commended tho Columbus
County Board Of Commissioners
for giving schools their suar,
OF tax dollars"
The speaker spoke from en-
periencc when he told the Croup
that a school without the proper
Neacher load couldn't do Justice
by the children. Dr.. Martin
taught Il onc-room school in
which he had - pupils.
An advocate OF better teach
ing salaries and lighter teacher
loads, tho State Chairman paid
tribute 10 y. e.. Governor Luth-
or Hodges.
PRAISES HODGES
Not since Aycock Zone time
governor OF n. c. have we had
~ better friend of schools than
Hodges is proving To be- he re-
marked.
In reference to the 80 million
dollar school bonds recently ap-
proved, he expressed hope that
the entire amount would soon he
appropriated. Twenty-Five mil
lion is now available: however.
Martin feels thai many schools
need their entire appropriation
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
Fair Bluff Teacher
Charged With Rune

aro.I kn,v.I.dgn o. 80 % ~.
car-oId dauph;rr wore L,daod
gains, a unn,Iar -. 81
chuol teacher Ia,, v.r,l
Homer NicI,nI. vino n,o,.,d l..
.air Bluff, last vra,. ar,n, rosi,,, ~
40 = Ianti., ,,.to,a.s -
ord where II. ,...i,aI ,a,;D
wide p,.blici,v for ,r,,,;un =.
perform q wpddiu, c,rnn,n,,,, ~
which ,br ..,,nv,..,r, "'o',y ="
ut dresses. yya, nI,,,d - ,n,,..
Y iail w.rsou, prjyiIrcr or hona
Tho sarh,,. ur ,r,rn ch;,d.a.,
EirbnI. ~ ,,.,..L -,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
Guideway P.-T.A.
Meets Tuesday

The Guidcway p. +. \ viii
meet in the school Auditorium,
Tuesday. April -. at $50 -. m.
Raymond Callihun, president.
announced.
Mr.. Callihan asked ;GYf mi
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
Chicken Supper
Sla ted By P.-T.A.

~ chicken supper will be Civ
on Thursday night, April II, in
inc Gu:d"way School cafeteria
benefit OF the p. r. \.
Plates Will be served for SIPS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

at the Mt. Tabor Baptist Church.
The Rev. j. &. CAN'T. pastor OF
the Mt. Tabor Baptist Church.
oificiatcd. lie was assisted by
the Rev. +. {. Hutchinson and
Rev. Paul Carruth, pastors Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
"A. {. Edwards Dies
OF Heart Attack

Asa CovIngton Edwards, of Tabor City's most
beloved leaders. died of heart attack Thursday niyht
about 80 o'clock at his home
Funeral services for the 6-ycar-old religions and
cNlc leader were held Sunday afternoon at , oclnr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06
By AL HARRISON

The development of children is the most i'm
poriaht investment in the wOrld DR.. Sanford Martin
chairman OF the State Board of Education told Colum
DuS County teachers at the annual public relations
gunner neld FRIDAY night at Williams Township
This years dinner honored 25 teachcrs vrbo had
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-06

ronS take note of the change II
the regular schedule.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18
Mrs. Bell Will
Manage Motel

Ocean Drive Beach, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bells at
traCtlvc new Bel-Aire Motel.
now nearing completion on the
'Ccan front at Ocean Drive
Beach. will have 10 units with
ceramic tile baths. Some of the
.uIjs viii uc one room efficiency
apartments while others will be
living room bedroom apart
ments.
The motcrS lower floor will
be Of masonry, while the top will
be frame. The lower floors will
"c us t,rraZzo tile. The structure
will be U-Shapcd with both
wings extending toward the
ocean and a central brcczeway
and patio facing the beach. Mrs
LLOYD Bell viii manage the new
motel. Opening date is sched-
Jed for June LIST.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18

ME in KlnSton Saturday morn
ing.
Herman ElderGice. Bill Arder-
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Gore and family is spending
some time in New Port News,
Virginia.
Austin Long. Mrs. Henry Ed
.erdice, and Mrs. Lou Chestnut
.rIade business trip to Fayette-
willie Monday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Gore
were Sunday guests of MIR. and
Mrs. George Williamson of Ma
.kina.
Miss Maggie Lawrimore and
Miss Mabel Canady of White
willie spent the weekend with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
tlS Lawrimore and family. and
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lee Canady and
family.
Rev. J. y Smith of Frceland
filled his regular appointment at
the River Side Baptist Church
Sunday morning, and Sunday
night.
Miss Mary Viola Long OF
Charlotte spent the weekend
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Lacy Long.
Mrs. John Murray OF Whining
ton spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Elderdice.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Benton of
Acme spent the weekend with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. JcS-
sic Benton, Mrs. Dollic Reeves.
land Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Canadv
and family.
Miss Carolyn Frink of VIC in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18
PR E WAY
N E W s

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gore of
Longs. 5. c. spent Monday with
MIR. and Mrs. J. Lester Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gore Of
Nakina made a business trip to
Shallottc Tuesday morning.
Austin G. Long made a bust
ness trip TO Wilmington Wednes-
day morning of last week.
Miss Martha Gore of Tabor
City spent Wednesday night
with her parents MIR. and Mrs.
Joe Gore.
". c. Cox Jr. made a business
"trip to Wilmington last Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Lou Chestnut is spending
IA few days with her sister Mr..
and Mrs. Austin G. Long.
Miss Meridian Eldcrdice sta
toned with the WAC at Raleigh
spent Tuesday night with her
parents and relatives Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman EldcrGicc. Mr.. and
Yrs. Henry EldcrdIcc. and NJ. {.
Ray.
MIR. and Mrs. Noah T. Jacobs
and son Eddie of Georgetown.
S. c. spent the weekend with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie Jacobs and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Robert Gore and family.
Dale Chestnut and Mrs. Henry
Eldcrdicc visited her son John
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18

Raleigh spent the weekend with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Grady
Frlnk.
Weldon Gore of State College
spent the weekend with his par
cntS Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Gore spent
the weekend with Mrs. Cores
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Melton of
Florence, South Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18
|X-RAY SURVEY
MEETING HELD

A pre-planning conference in
connection with the chest x-ray
iurvey schedule in Columbus
County for November l9-De-
>cmber 81 was held Yesterday at
he Columbus County Health
|linic.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18

Miss Martha Gore Of Tabor
City spent the weekend with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gore.
Miss Ruth Long of Whiteville
spent the weekend with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Long.