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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

NyHE IDEA Of the Russians main
j. tanning military garrison In this
country and ruling vast area Of
America may seem incredible, but
1t once was true. Though many people
recall that Alaska was q Russian ter
ritory until the United States bought
1t In 1867, few realize that from 1872
to 184l Russia maintained o military
outpost In California las miles north
Of San Francisco It was called
sFuerto de los Russo" fort Of the
Russians-but the name eventually
became Fort Ross.
Ostensibly established to furnish
provisions for fur-trapping outposts
In the north, Fort Ross also housed
q military garrison In case the Rus
slams saw any chance of getting into
squabble with Spain or Mexico over
the California territory After the
California seal and otter fur trade
gave out. the Russians expanded their
outpost. Within the 800 by 280-foot
stockade they erected q commandments
Evening star., 1955-02-13
AUroMosILEs FOR sALr

FORD '55 VS. customline Fordor
| Fordomatie, r. and h.; Sa,l93. Also
1855 VS. Gust. Tudor; 1855.
/ days old; new-car title and service
most colors avail saving Of $500 @
after 8. EN-. 3-S3si. for sppt. Il:
FORD 1858 Ranch Wagon; perfec
cond:; low mileage; $1,000. Ho
F0RDs 1854 demonstrators. eompSn,
official cars, Skyliner and Victoria
Poth cars fully equipped with Fordo-
other extras. Both cars carry new
car. title. new-car guarantee. 500
and $3.50 discount LOGAN tFord)
iii 18th st. NV, DI. 7-5S0o.
FORD 1854 Custom VS. Fordor: r
and h.; t:s;' Sc. Wv; tires: light
soWMaN BOW ANS sTupEaAKER, 1fSssl ds 7s6o ga Ga
ave. RA. 6-II22. la
FORD 1854 Victoria crestline hard
top, Fordomatic, heater, radio low
mileage; Tudor, Departing diplo-
FORD 1854 VS. Custom 4-dr.; Fordo-
t5as, Ga s1ses Dsgsrtins diplomat; s1,5Ss5.
FokD 1858 custom Tudor; a-tone
paint; fully equipped; very sharp:
$1,245. ARLINGTON MOTOR CO
lFordl, 1917 N. Moore ST., Arl,. Va.
ia. 7-S7S7. Ia
FORD 1851 Custom Tudor; beautiful
ana h; matching covers; see this
KENYoN-PECK CHEVROLET, 314O
Lee hwy. Arlington. Va. IA. 2-e003.
Open til $3.50. IA
FORD 1881 Model A Fordor: sealed
beams; 6.00xl6 tires; sacrifice. Sl25
OF best offeI CIR. 4-169l 10"
FORD 1854 VS. Fordomatlc; r, and
H.; perfect cond.: one owner: leay-
ORD 1858 convertible; Ferdomatie,
r. and h. 10000 miles. Robin blue
fniSh. black top. Wv. tires. This
one-owner car is absolutely same
as brand-new throughout. Must
be seen to be appreciated. 81 $3.50.
BELL MOTORS. 501o Wis. ave.
WO. $500. Ia
FORD BARGAINs-1954 2-door; s.
00g miles; 81. .395ss ,in963 i963 yietoria,
tom to; II Fordor. r.. i h.. 1885, 1851 Gus
fSS 1870 Z custo% taa0f Tador. r. r. oq h. $5s6
THACKER MOTORS, 18th and
Rhode Island ne. LA. 6-6530. Ia
FORD "a VS. Crsstline Fordor Sc
turn sig; only 3,100 mi. nev snd.
Sacrifice; $l,895. Purchased aver
car; pvt. RA. 6-0132 ia
FORD 1851 Custom IS" Tudor: spot
less orig, Hawaiian bronze finish:
fully equipped with Fordomatic, /, ,
and h, many other extras: "9,4S2
actual mis-; owners name on re-
quest; S799, bank financing. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. Ia.
a-4S00 OPEN SUNDAY ia
FORD 1854 Mainliner 4-dr sedan;
S-cyl., heater and radio: . speak
ers: seat covers: excel. cond, through
out. BY OWNER. ST ,495. JE.
4-2S61. -I3
Evening star., 1955-02-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '54 Crestiine VS. Fordor sedar
with Fordomattc, radio. heater
power windows. power seats. Wv
tires; timberline green finish. with
s1pFi0PPS ssS ssTRS9izPe FoRp nterSr s15, s
st. NV; AID. 2-01s5. Open o to 0
FORD OH " "a .; Custom VS. Victoria: BLACK
and white finish. with matchina
leather interior; has radio, heater
Fordomatic and tinted glass. also
PsTfE ssg shsfp ssfsrisf s1d AERs oh6s LBS
MoBME-CADILLAC CO.. Fairling-
ton Shopping Center, Alexandria,
FORD 50 Fordor "6'. excellent me-
chanical condition; bargain S6S7
rdnI JAGk PRY: 18th and Pa, ave. Sc.
finish. r. and h.. immac. interior.
finest .cond., guaranteed; 81. I95.
cash. trade or S295 dn. WOLFE
MOTORS. 1891 Wise. ave. NV. EN-.
FORD ORD - VS. custom cdr. a-tone
signals, tinted glass. leather interior.
fender skirts. windshield washers,
chrome head lamps and wheel coy-
spare never used: win accept older
offer. Lu4 s-s442' RA. 81 s-4sS9. sSs OeS'
FORD 81 Fordor de luxe: light grey;
radio and heater You'll never beat
this price. A very nice car: S595.
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1437 Irving st.
NV, AID. 1880. Also 1850 l4th
st. NV, RA. 3-9670. --15
FORD "a coupe Here is a real buy.
Very low mileage heater. turn Sig
mails. This car like new: ST .29b.
See or call W. j. Simons, STEUART
MOTOR CO. Ma. $4,000, 9th and
N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

FORD "a customline Fordor sedan;
heater and defrosters. turn signals
Fordomatic trans; rich-lookinE blut
finish. Driven only 1000 mi by
former e, ne Hv owner; Was Sl.s4S; n,,I,U nov
LET. 1923 Wis. ave; OIL 4-6ioo
FoEp iosa cSstom Ssn' fado Tao ossS searEn shTs
green finish: equipped with r. and b
See this beauty today: only ST ,5S5,
easy terms. KENYON-PECK CHEW
ROIET, 2636 Wilson blvd. Airing
ton; Va; ia. 2-9001; Open III $50
7. and h., dual exhaust, body Gus;
s9mized' s9s ,ss, Jgst Jgast, painted; s@s5. Call
FORD 81 Crestline Tudor: r and
h.. turn signals ! owner, 1900 mi.
81 $50. co. 5-0653.
FORD '54 sedan delivery; heater;
1000 mi. Must sacrifice: $3.50. CO.
FORD '54 VS. Victoria: Fordomatic
S-tube radio, M. A. heater, power
ssteerins; power Tindog lifts. Wv
AD.o 4-2933, after IL noon Ju., 2
FORD ANTIQUE. touring: 2 engines sil
manv parts; leaving town. must sell
BY Tuesday: $3.50. UN. 4-505S, --13
FOnD cOnVeTllDls. reDulL motor ,
good mechanical condition: Sl45,
LU. 4-l440. --13
FORD 1919 Tudor sedan; r. and h.;
good shape. S225. LO. 7-240S. --l3
FOkDS AZ cl. cpe.: rebuilt motor.
AZ conv. roupe. as Mercury cl.
cpe.. S5 dn. 1920 Wilson blvd. ii
FORD SO Customline VS. club coupe,
with FOrdomatic. radio, heater; .
tone SandalYood tan and Hawaiian
bronze finish with harmonizing in
terror; 1895. PARKWAY-F FORD.
305l M st. NV, AID. 2-OlS5. Open
8 to 8, Sat. till ..
FORD 80 VS. Ranch Wagon; with
''gas-saving" overdrive; radio. heat
er, excellent finish. and in Al con-
dition. Your chance to get an all
metal wagon at $l,196. PARKWAY
FORD. 305l NJ st. NV. AID. 2-01S5.
Open 8 to 8. Sat, till 6.
FORD '54 Sunliner tconvertible),
with .Fordomatic, radio. heater.
raven black finish; with Wv. tires;
S2,295. PARKWAY-FORD, 3O51 NJ
St. NV; AD. 2-01s5. Open 8 to 8.
FORD IS VS. Ranch Wagon; with
Fordomatic; 2-tone green finish and
in Al condition: Sl,395. PARK
WAY-FORD, 3O51 NJ st. NV. AID.
2-0IS5. Open to o, Sat. till 8.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

CONSUL 1882 sedan; heater: eco,
nomical: nrlced low; must sci
] quickly. s4a5. Ju. 9-41s9 or Ma
DE sOTo "a Firedome VS. 1 ciul
etc; superb; low mil. orig. owner;
pvt. sale. Best offer. JU. 7-734O,
DE SOTO 40 Custom 4-dr.: r. and h
auto, transmission; good condition
nE SSSSi soTn ~ ,so s3slss; lSsoor .s.o .k,
door: r. and h.: S7a9 HoRHEER's N \ E
COR. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave ne. al
9th. II. 6-8464.
DE SOTO '52 Custom club coupe
with tip toe transmission, radio
heater. royal maroon finish and in
A oR6 6ond15i0p an5i n 81 slIsS "a PhRsWAx bSis
Omen 9 to 9, Sat til 8.
DE SOTO 81 Custom 4-door: with
nice interior: S995. PARKWAY
FORD, 306I NJ st. NV. AD. 2-ois5.
Open 9 to 9, Sat. It'll @.
De Is.ss SOTO nr,Sia 81 4-door oS sedan; 5adi9,
MoToR psff s2IEs a. 4sas ssSo conn, GmNlR aSs
WO. 6-9236. ID
DODGE "a 2-dr. VS. Coronet sta.
wagon: fully equipped: low mi. orig.
owner wants pvt. sale. OIL. 4-0Os3
DODGE 1859 coronet club coupe !:
G|yronstie' oi| sshs + Nv and h; extras; low
DODGE 40 coTonet 4-dr.: fiuid-drive,
pvt owner. S4O6. 10. o-4T8b. T @i$
DODGE 80 4-door Coronet: radio,
heater. eyromatic; $3.50. CENTRAL
MOTOR Nc oosa SALES. 1925 Conn. ave,
DODGE 80 business coupe; r. and
h., 3, 600 miles on new motor. eood
tires: 500 WA. 7-II4s. ~
DODGE 1915 4-door: good condition;
heater directional lights, snow tires;
DODGE 1853 v-s Diplomat hard top:
r and h: .Gyro-torque drive; 2-tone
green finish; low mileage; fully
sqassn'eeS sIsS5 AsiveaWSy AZ WSopn gT1se At
Dodge Plymouth Dealer, a32s CHAM
plain st. NV. Co 5-674O. --13
DODGE 1949 Meadowbrook 4-dr. Sc
1an; excellent condition through
out; priced to sell quickly at S425.
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD, Dodge
plymouth Dealer S32s champisin
heater. tinted glass, also Wv. tires.
Appearance and condition are like
new: S1,395. AKERS OLDSMOBILE-
CADILLAC CO., Harrington Shop
ping Center, Alexandria. Va. oV
DODGE 81 coronet: r. and h.: s7ss.
HORNER'S COR. Buick Dealer. Fla.
ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
DODGE AS 2-dr.:- r. and h.; 5000:
81 Ccronet 4-dr. r. and h.; s799:
'53 2-dr.: :, and h.; S1.299. HOR-
NER'S COR, Buick Dealer. Fla. ave.
ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
DODGE 1854 VS. 4-door sedan: Just
like new: radio, heater. Powerfiite
trade. 'TiToRREY MoToR Co. & aittps Ii3T
10Th st. NV, Dodge Plymouth
'37 4-dr.: r., h., orig. paint
and mileage: 500. AP. 1874.
DE SOTO 1850 convertible coupe:
brand-new condition: original owner
S645; terms. ROPER" 18th and
DODGE 1946 de luxe sedan: radio,
heater: S169. terms: So down. 81
VII ROPER" 18th and r. /. ave.
DODGE AZ Custom 4-dr.: fiuid-drive,
heater: S195. MARTIN STUDE-
BAKER. 1904 Hampden lane, OIL.
FORD ia4s Custom as" club coupe;
equipped with r and H.; spolight
exceptional value; only $235. KEN
YON-PECK CHEVROLET. 1886 Will
son blvd, Arlington, Va. IA. 2-9001
Open til $3.50. Ia
Evening star., 1955-02-13
AUTOS. FOR SALE Cont. ,

CHEVROLET I9i6-2-dr. sedan: goo
sondss; from $500 or best offer. Lc
CHEVROLET 81 handyman static
wagon. exceptionally clean. beauti
full 2-tone tan tinish. equipped Wit
T. and h.. Ideal family car. Onl
SEeR e. cHsTfRolsT! EsSf tfEPs aess sEEx1s MlfsS1
blvd, Arlington. Va. ia. 2-90Ol
CREyRoLET is4a FIeetIine de luxe
radio radio heater; 27'o0e po5mrile; miles; Hii "
cSfvRoLEf cfha L / fsfi 81 nie; fowerglide alo Sc
ries 4-dr.: blue. wonderful cond
only 5 mos. old driven only 400
mi; new car costs about $1,000, nj
extras, 81 .64b. EN-. 2-6546.
CHEVROLET 1854: months old: ha
TsdiO 6ss hsster ,rSS $500 so-ssd eT best 1s1 sp
CHEVROLET 81 Fleetline 2-dr.: 7
and B.; new new tires dark Rreen; s726
CHEvRoLET 194s 4-dr. station
wagon. yaSSn; eSSS SSdy m NEEDS hsss9 E9rk' excel
CHEvRoLET 1855 series go 2-dr
sedan. heater. directional signals
beautiful Skyline blue. less, thai
90 miles: 81 500, ~; 7-6552,
CHEVROLET 1900 2lu S-cyi. sur
pract. new, $40 miles; Wv; tires
will sac. $1,000; 3-mo. guarantee
good for another month and one
half. EN-. 2-0650.
CHEy. 1851 5-pass. cl. cpe.; T. ant
h; owner, 1000 mi: seldom used
s. DIN. 1920 Wilson blvd. ia
CHEV. '53 "21O" 2-door; with Pow
erglide, radio. heater: 2-tone blu'
f,nish and excellent tires; Si'S95
AD. 2-0lS5. Open Q to o.. Sat. VI &
CHEW. '52 Styieline Special 2-door
with radio. heater; excellent green
finish: car is immaculate; S795
PARKWAY FORD, 3051 NJ st. n W;
AID. 9-0lS5. Open . to 8, Sat It'll q
cMEv HEY isa9 sa3 FeetIHs aeed sod abe best h sS
must sell. JU. 5-7605, .
CHEv. '55 Bel Air 2-dr. hard top "s
ivory on green, autom. select. tuned
radio. rear speaker, heater, Ell
glass, clock. elec: wipers. power
glide. Wv. tires, backup lights. etc
driven 1900 miles. New, $1,000
Reluctantly sell now $500. Pvt
owner. OF. 4-9622.
CHRYsLER 1a46 Windsor de luxe:
beautiful condition: $3.50: terms So
down. S4 wk. "ROPER," 18th and
r. !. ave. ne.
CHRYSLER 1854 New Yorker sedan;
excel cond: private owner; low
mileage; fully equip: power steering.
2-tone paint. Wv. tires. S2.495'
JA. 2-g244.
CHRYSLER 1919 Windsor convert
ible; radio and heater good top,
seas After 6 p.m.. OIL. 6-4S15.
CHRYsLER 81 Windsor; radio. heat
sr. fluid drive; :55 S655. CENTRAL Iaa
CHRYsLER rs convertible windsor;
radio. heater, new top: S425. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR SALES. 1925 Conn
ave. WO. 6-9236, Ia
CHRYsLER Sc SARATOGA sedan: orig.
green: r. and h., auto. tranSm., pow
er steering, powerful VS. motor; !
owner, low mileage: in beaut. cond. !;
S1,ia5 cash. trade or S295 dn.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave.
NV, EN-. 3-0l42.
CHRYSLER 55 New Yorker St. Regis;
financial reverses make it impossible
accept delivery this Jade green and
platinum hard top; now at dealers;
all additional equip. incl. elsc. win
dnus pbpna TT A-DblA "a
Evening star., 1955-02-13
AUroMoBILrs FOR sALE

FORD 'b2 vict.; Fordomatie, =. an
h.; S1.099. 'b3 Fordor; Fordomatie
FORD '53 Custom ''s" Fordor; Ford
omatic, r. and H.; real low mileage
one owner. sharp cond.; 4-mo. guar.
81. .395. HILL a SANDERS, wash
Oldest Ford Dealer, lila Vernon
ave. NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes
I'll 8 Sat. III 5.
FORD '54 Crestline Fordor; T. and h.
turn indicators; low mileage. Co
official car. New-car title. Kilarne!
green fin.. chrome wheel covers
like brand-new; .4-mo. guar; 81 ,S95
HILL g. SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldes
Ford Dealer. lila Vermont ave
NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. ii
Q. Sat. It'll 5.
FORD "a ranch wagon; 2-tone ma,
room and ivory; r. and h, spotlight
like new; will not last long; 81 ,S96
See or call McGauran, STEUAR1
MOTOR CO., Ma. $4,000. 9th ant
FORD ;54 Mainline "s" Tudor: equip.
sea haze green finish with har-
monizing interior. S1.495. PARK
WAY-FORD, 305l NJ st. NV. AD
2-01S5. Open 8 It'll o, Sat. til 8
Evening star., 1955-02-13
AuToMoBILEs PoR sALE

FSsP s14s. E::i.pssoa::' :'a Ar. =; ;7-..ssa. party
FORD "a Fordor. This "a 0 mos
unusual, clean custom car: r. anc
drive. low mileage. A car you vii
be proud to own and drive: 81, ,396
See or call Mc0ainan, STEUARI
MOTOR CO.. Ma. $4,000. 9Th anc
N. Y. ave. NV.
FORD '63 Sheridan blue sedan; Ford.
omatie, r. and h., seat covers, turn
signals. This car has gone only
10000 miles and must be seen tc
be appreciated; only S1,396. Cal
or see Mr.. Mason. GTEUART MO-
TOR CO.. Ma. $4,000. 9Th and
N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
AUTOMOBILES RoR SALE

FORD 'S3 Custom "6" Tudor; heater
turn sgnals. seat covers: low mile.
81 ,ie5. HILL 4 SANDERS, wash. 4
Oldest Ford Dealer, I1l4 Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes
til Q. Sat. It'll 8.
FORD 81 V-s Country SQUIRE station
wagon; heater equipped; excellent
tires; leather interior; Hawthorne
green finish; sharp. 30-day guar
$s95. HILL d SANDERS, Wash. 4
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont
ave. NV, AD. -4-4300. Open ewes.
til .. Sat. til B.
FORD 'b3 conv.: r. and h., Wv.
Best offer and/or trade. ia. 9-0591.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
CORRECTION

The ad below was run enormously on
February II, carving the price OF
staj, The correct price should be
CHEW. "a "o10" 2-door with radio,
heater: lustrous green finish with
Immaculate interior: 81 .495. PARK
WAY-FORD. 305l NJ st. NV. AID.
2.O1S5. Open 9 to 9. Sat. til s.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
r r.. Rogers Is
Named Honorary
JaYcee Member

Rcmbcrt II. Rogers. one Of
Tabor City's leading citizens,
was named an honorary member
Of 'hc local Jaycccs at a Board
of Directors meeting held Thurs
day.
In being named to honorary
membership. MIR. Rogers became
the second person accorded the
honor by The local club.
Richard Gordon, president OF
the unit last year, was named an
honorary member vera1
months ago.
"WC consider il a privilege to
bcstow honorary membership on
a person with such outstanding
interest in the civic work and
progress of the community" said
Al Harrison. Jaycee president.
Mr.. Rogers is a member OF the
WOodmcn OF the World, and Ro-
tary Club. He is we'll known for
his active support Of all civic
and church activities.
He Is a member Of the st.
Paul Methodist Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
Aunt Jernirnu Will
Visit In County,

Famous Aunt Jcmima will
visit Columbus County some
time in September to stage an
old fashioned pancake supper
with proceeds being donated to
Boys Home. Inc.
A. d. Peacock. prcsidcn, Of
4 Boys Home. said today that the
pancake supper would be topped
off with an entertaining SHOW.
Complete plans are unavailable
at the moment but full details
will be released as soon as pos
Siblc.
Every dollar raised through
the pancake supper will be do
mated to Boys Home. UuIikc
many charitable events where
some expense is a necessity, sup
per will be furnished from pan
cake mix to meats by various
companies.
Bill Morland. representative
of Quaker Oats. told Mr.. Pea
cock that he realized the import
ancc of Boys Home and that
his company would contribute
all of the pancake mix needed.
Mr.. MOrland was raised i'm an
Alabama Boys Home.
Stalcy Manufacturing Com
pany will donate oil the syrup
while Borden Milk Company
will furnish the necessary milk.
Coffee will be donated by Bail
Cy Coffee Company and meats
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

IL will cut next years acreage to
$4,000. This years allotment is
l,007,100 acres.
Department of Agriculture Of
ficialS said that state planting
allotmcntS would be announced
later.
Approximately 5000 Columbus
County farmers will also vote on
a l0-ccntS an acre assessment
Sor Tobacco Associates to pro-
mote leaf Marketing during
1868.
Another issue to be decided
on July % will be the vote by
peanut growers on a two cents
per 100 pounds assessment for
Peanut Growers Association OF
North Carolina. Money from this
assessment will be used to pro-
mote the peanut industry.
Complete details on the voting
Sand polling places will be an
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
Lee Greer Will
Conduct Swim
Classes Here

Lee Greer, judge of Columbus
County Juvenile court and active
civic worker with an excellent
record as a Red Cross swimming
Instructor. will conduct classes
az Lake Tabor beginning Mon
lay.
Greer said yesterday he would
Nold classes from $50 TO $50
och evening for non-Swimmers.
Parents are urged TO attend
the swimming classes with their
children. II has been requested
that none Of the youngsters ent-
Z the lake until Mr.. Greer ar
rivos to conduct the class.
youngsters have 4 tendency
70 tire themselves out before
class time when permitted TO
get into the water before in
s'ruCtlon begins" sad Greer.
Local civic club workers are
urged to attend The classes and
observe the methof .. instruc-
ton. his vii! quiz them 10
conc ct future c'ne
c Ter va 3. e. o. C. assistants.
HIS son, Lee. Jr.. ana daughter.
Laura Ann. She is seven years
of age and tine boy is five.
They will demonstrate the
various phases of swimming
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
New Town Officials Take Office

a small group of spectators
witnessed the swearing in of
Tabor City'S new mayor and
board of commissioners Friday
night at the Town Hall.
II. G.. Cameron took the oath
Of office as mayor while Willard
Wright. Phil Hughes, Waldo
Woody, Howard HarrelSon and
Billy Garrcll were sworn in as
commissioners.
Frank Ncsmith, notary, gave
the new officials the oath of Of
flee.
Immediately following the
brief ceremonies the new Board
elected Waldo Woody to serve
as mayor pro tenn during the
current term. Other duties dele
,atcd TO the Board included re-
naming Willard Wright street
ana sanitation commissioner,
Howard HARRISON as water
commissioner, Billy Carroll to
tax commissioner, and Phil
Hughes as police commissioner.
Hughes served last term as
water commissioner.
Frank McGOugan, local lawy-
cr, was named town attorney
succeeding r. B. Mallard who is
now judge Of Superior Court.
Department heads throughout
the town level were rehired by
the board. With little discussion
motions were made and approx
Cd that Helen Truitt, town clerk,
Junior Stevens, superintendent
of streets and water, and the en-
tire police department be rehir-
&c at the same rate of pay.
Il know all of US can work
together and have a highly sue
ccsstul two years of service to
the community. | will be happy
to cooperate with the Board in
any way possible" Mayor Dam
cron told the board.
A letter from outgoing mayor
W. Horace Garter was read with
motion approved that the sug-
gcStIOus outlined be Incorporate
cd into the minutes of the regu-
lar town board meeting. Carter
suggested increasing the May
or'S pay from 500 to $500 An
Lually.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
Motorcade Trek
Set For Aug. l

August was the date set
yesterday for the annual tobac-
co motorcadc.
Bumper tags, Sell Your To-
baCCo In Tabor City" have been
ordered and arc expected to be
distributed within a few weeks.
Farmers i'm the area are cordi-
ally invited 20 take part in the
, tobacco motorCadc according to
II. =. Counts. executive SCCrC-
tary Of the Merchants Associa-
, ton.
Thirty-four cars will carry
local merchants and their en-
ployees on a tour of Columbus
and Brunswick Counties in an
effort TO meet farmers and in
vitc them to Tabor City.
One of the highlights Of the
tobacco opening festivities will
be a street dance. Town com
missioncrs gave their approval
last night to blocking off one
street Tor a night long square
dance. JE
With the farmers in mind,
members of the Merchants AS
ISOLATION Board OF Directors
have planned a gala bargain
days for July S, 6.
These will be the best bar
gain days ever offered shoppers
in this area. Merchants are GO
ing all out to make II a success
full event and many selected
items will be sold at cost" said
executive-secretary Counts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
Names OF Two
Streets Changed
BY Town Board

Tabor City'S new MAYOR and
board of commissioners wasted
little time i'm getting down f.
serious business last night In
their first official meeting
WIN all members present TIC
hpdId Nolcd 10 changc tic naino
oil =. kaliroad Street to Hickman
n""u.
v,,-,,d ,r.,r e., ,,.. 1I..,.-.,
md Wu IricI.,,1, Ga, -
.,sc.,s ,r,o sn.,i,r 49,. 80.
I.r,i,. Co,., ! in, ,,iru.,. s,,,ia,
+, tho town limit
Aro,bcr s.r,., ...;,..4 . ,....,
ra,rr r.rr, tn Do,rd 4o.io,,,
ed chana.ra vv,,. ... To- ~ ,
Il, tho r.;. pIm,r po,d
St,,r, sic,. mt. ....o.,,.
hv Tho C.fvi,rr r.I,,h v.rI -,
rb,ro,r IN tho. ,wo irs,a,co..
Ar,i,, u.-. ,r., ,.r.o,. -
inc G,,v,, srr,,,. rnrri,n into
srv.ago linz S,v.r,I rn5i5,,,.,
layr r.r.,raf,.l NJ ,,.o,rro,rs.
bripo r,r.,d L,. do-., sro,,ts
it., r.,.., min.
"no.,,, s,,,,,. ,ro r;oI,,;o,
of tbc law and NO ,rc scrLinc
thc coopcr,tiou of cvcry rcsi7
dent in rcmov;pr them" said
IT., m r. -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

nounced in the near future b,
he ASC office in Whitcville.
Tobacco growers will hav,
three choices in the July % ref,
2rcndum: a. For quotas 70
the 1856, 1857 and 1858 crop.
(2D Cor quotas for the 1856 Gro;
only; or Co. against quotas.
Marketing quotas have beer
N effect for flue-cured Tobacco,
every year since the cnactmCn
If the Agricultural AdjuStmen
Act. of 1888, except for the 1913
crop, when they were disapprov.
ed by growers.
Two-thirdS of the grower
voting in the referendum mus
approve the marketing quota
before they can be continued.
The law requires that the Sec
rotary of Agriculture proclaim
cbacco marketing quotas eacl
year after the total supply one
'NCcSuS lne reserve supply. a
Of now, the estimated total sup
ply is 3,OOO,OOO,OOO pounds. Re
serve supply is 3,O8l 900, OOD
JOundS.
Small acreage will be rcSCrv
ID for adjusting incquiticS a
long individual farm allotment
md for farms on which no fluc
-ured tobacco was grown durin!
the past five years.
North Carolina leads all othc
states i'll the production of ruc,
urcd tobacco. Other states il
which this type of leaf is pro
uuccd are Alabama, Florida
Georgia, South Carolina anC
Virginia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

will Be given by Swift and Com
ANY.
Boys Home will be built about
three miles from Chadbouru on
the Whitcvillc Highway. II will
take care of approximately 90
boys to begin with but hopes are
Ugh that At least 100 undcrpriv-
legged youngsters will make it
heir home within two or three
years after it is opened.
Tabor City's committee to
work with Boys Home consists
of Ben Nesmith. III, the Rev. p.
!. CAN'T. Richard Gordon and
Al Harrison.
One of the fl. civic clubs to
endorse Boys Tome was the
jayCCC Club IN Tabor City.
Checks and letters of encour-
agement have been received
from every section of North Car
state" Peacock said i'm his out
lining plans for the pancake
supper.