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Evening star., 1955-11-06
Black Hills Will Mark
'35 Stroto Balloon Hop

An historic Armistice Day Of
20 years ago when the strato-
sphere balloon Explorer II
probed more than Is miles into
the cosmos. win be commence
rated Friday with special cere-
monies in South Dakota's Black
Hills.
The scene viii be a bowl
shaped depression near Rapid
City, now designated as the
Stratobowl. for it was from this
point that two intrepid Army Air
Corps captains, Orvil A. Ander-
son and Albert w. Stevens.
climbed into the 9-foot metal
ball, and took on for the great
unknown beneath q 2o-story-
high balloon.
Capt. Stevens died in l949, but
Mai. Gen. Anderson, retired.
will be there Friday to share in
the memories and the cere-
monies. which viii include pres
entation by the National Geo.
graphic Society Of a marker to
be erected there. The society CO.
sponsored the flight with the
Army Air Corps.
Suspense at Takeoff
There was excitement befitting
q gold rush, the day the balloon
took on. Part Of 1t was ~sus-
pense. for the year before
maiden voyage in Explorer /
had ended In near tragedy.
This balloon. using hydrogen.
reached 60,6I3 feet when the
thin rubberized cotton suddenly
broke open at the bottom. The
three space scientists tMai. /
William e. Kepner, now q retired
lieutenant general was with
Capts. Stevens and Andersonl
rode the disabled craft TO within
half a mile Of the ground and
leaped in parachutes. The gas
bag exploded right after theyl
bailed out, and the gondola
landed In q Nebraska cornfield. 1
In 1885. safer helium was
used. Because Of the lighter
weight. MAJ. Kepner. who will be
at Fridays anniversary event,
was left behind. but the balloon
carried nearly a ton Of scientific
equipment.
Scared to 1874 Miles
Explorer II scared to d stillI
ofiicial record. 1885 feet, or
nearly 1874 miles (the Air Force
Bell X-1A holds the unofficial
mark now Of II miles,. After s t
hours and Is minutes aloft. 1t |
landed softly in a field near
White Lake, S. Oak.
Scientific data brought back |
has proved invaluable In the
study Of cosmic rays. Of ozone |
and electrical conductivity In the
high attitudes and in the proof |
that living spores Of molds can
survive In thin air. The findings
led to pressurizing systems in |
high-altitude planes and deyeI- /
Opment Of the electrical flying /
suit. two-way long range aircraft |
radio and lightweight metals for
aircraft.
Speakers at the commemora- |
tion win include South Dakota
Gov. Joe ]. Foss, q World War
II Marine ace. In the Pacific; /
Cen Curtis : E. LeMay, con-l
I1ander OF the Strategic AirE
Command. representing the Air
Force and the National Geo.
graphic Society's board Of trus-
tees: Senator Case. Republican
of South Dakota: Gen. Ander-
son. and DR.. Gilbert H. Gros-
yenor. chairman Of the board, |
Evening star., 1955-11-06
6avdsNIEl TWIN DOLLS

Perfect three -dmensionol replicos Of the fonnous
kids loved by children for years vInyI heods, nooic
flesh bodies. o11 inches toll in gay costumes.
Lansbwehs-ToY ToWN--washinotou y
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02

Is
letters has
letters Aberghe voice
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
HERE HER
- ;L,SSl!,s n 7 !, ;skg,il l

AS I sit in front of my little
typewriter with my droop-
ing eyes propped open with
typewriter eraSerS, / recall
with pleasure the goings on
of the past Thanksgiving hol-
iday. First comes to this tired
mind the Turkey Trot staged
at the beginning of the glor-
ious weekend. Gail Goodman
Murray Leaf; Joan SchantZ-
Kenny Bernstein; Joyce Gold
wyn-Ira Mishkind; emmy
Koenig, Harmon Weiner, Bill
Taxerman, and HOWE Bern
stem possibly ruined their
Thanksgiving appetite e s"
with all the food consumed
at this Well-attended affair.
The next afternoon coaxed
young and old away from the
delicious odors drifting about
thousands of kitchens to view
the annual Tucson High-Am-
phitheatre Turkey Day foot
ball game. This exciting game
ended with Tucson High COM
ing out on top of the 60 score,
setting a pleasant atmosphere
for the "Rival Romp' that eve
ming. Among those watching
with bated breath until the
very last second of the game
were Phyllis Rakita-Marty
Halpern; Linda Mayman-Stan
Volk; Linda Omansky-Stu
Rabinowitz; Bunny Burns
Mike Gusinow; Deanna Myer-
son, Stan Podols ky, and
Hirsch Handmaker.
Happily dancing to a terrif-
ic band at the "Rival Romp"
and watching the fabulous
floorshow, with Danny Shat
ton at the piano, were Linda
Capin, Vera Sgutt, Jerry Led
erer, Bert Molinsky care you
satisfied?). The beautiful out
fits at this dance, added to
the all around after-the-game
+. gayety, made it a raging. sue.
cess. -.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
AEPhi Theme
Sugar Plum

Anticipation, suspense, ex-
element all play a part in the
Alpha Epsilon Phi formal Dec.
10 at the Pioneer Hotel ball
room. 1t has been named the
Sugar Plum Ball with decora-
tions carrying out that theme.
Dinner will precede the
dancing, with music by Harry
Bee and his orchestra. Enter
tainment revolving around the
theme will be performed by
the actives and pledges. The
Alumnae and their escorts
have been invited.
Ann Pessin and Janet Kot-
zen serve as general C h a i r.
men. Vicki Rice heads the dec
orations committee, Lori Oh
shansky entertainment. Fav-
ors will be presented to the
escorts.
The previous Sunday, Dec.
Ia, there will be an exchange
with Zeta Beta Tau after a
challenge volleyball play be-
| tween pledges and actives.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02

Seen at the Oneg Shabbat at
the Buchanan residence follow
ing Sabbath Services were
Rosalind Gould, Coda Kess-
ler, Rosalind Miller, Vicki My
erson, Gil Saltzman, S a n d y
Danziger, Ronnie Miller, Joel
August, Jack Singer. Deep
est thanks to all who worked
so hard to give us this won
derful Conclave! "The Eyes of
Texas Are Upon Your
Would you think it strange
to see five form m S bouncing
down Gale Barcelona on Pogo
sticks? 1 guess I just couldn't
take another weekend like the
last Bye now.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
Young Israel
Card Party

Another in the S e ri e S of
card parties given by Young
Israel Sisterhood is slated for
this Saturday night, Dec. 3 at
8 pm. in the auditorium. Var
ious card games will be play
ed and those desiring only to
kibitz are also welcom e.
There will be refreshments
and a door prize.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-02
Arizona Post
Bowling Scores

High team game, Reuben's, 927.
High team series, Reuben's,
1918.
High individual & mes. L..
STEMS. Schwartz, 215.
High individual series, T. Kar-
nOfsky, 576.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

The Heeht Co.
Silver Spring, Nd.
MA. $500
Oliver, Inc.
formerly &c. Hordina)
7o08 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
Oliver 4-2l60
r. Hugh PeFrie
Westwood, Nd
FAirview $4,000
| Washington TVS Appl.
| 9422 Georeio Avenue
Silver Spring, Nd.
Juniper 9-o252
MlHI.~. = con-
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Hoods Studio Photo
MRS. DONALD s.
KELLAM, Jr.
The former Miss Pauline
Mauney. Her marriage to
DR.. Kellam took place June
4 in the First Presbyterian
Church of Kings Mountain
N. C..
Evening star., 1955-06-05
MRS. ROBERT F.
HERDTFELDER

The former Miss Rhoda Jac-
uuelyn Taylor. Married June
4 in the Grace Episcopal
Church.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Burroughs Bros. Elee. Sales
and Service
263 Eost Montgomery Ave.
Rockville, Nd.
Rockville 251l
Jefeo Corporation
772l Old Georgetown Rood
Bethesda, Nd.
Oliver 2-775o
Berwyn Fuel g Feed Co.
5l0l Berwyn Rood
College Park, Nd.
Tower o-6222
capitoI Appliance Co.
(Big 10 Deaier)
8527 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Juniper 5-34o0
Evening star., 1955-06-05
REALLY SAFE!
Photo

REALLY SAFE!
Q Canute Water
requires NO CAUTION" label and
you DON'T NEED ANY SKIN TESTS.
o Scientific research at one of
Americas Greatest Universities
proved Canute Water harmless.
Q 1t has an outstanding record Of
40 years without injury to
single user.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-08
Mt. Top Riflcrs
Win Third Place

MI Top Rifle team placed third
d special shoot-orr match be
,Wccu Font IIul Hercules and Mt
rop .o break a tuca-way tic for
FIRST place last Sunday Fort lGH
diced Hercules l596-ll9N to 1886
ia3>. Alt Top was third with 1896
HIS
Paul Nycum scored A0o-36y to
head Fort Hill while Jim and Helen
jfash led Hercules with A00-27x
md to124N. Ncrle McClintock was
high for MI Top with 4O0-3lX
the Shaughucssey shoot-orts will
begin nest SUNDAY with MT Top
1ilej against Fort Hill and fIcrcu-
,.s AGAINST LaNaIe
The cores for Mt. Top team; NJ
NcCliulock 20O-lG. POOLS. total
iJ0-3l< Il. G. Sims. 2o016 1913
total 399-29N A. Harvey .Jr, 1879
ta. 1916. total 39S-32N; G. l.. Por-
Ter. 200-l5. 1870. total 398-25N:
..am total l505-ll7x. Also ririnq
were u. Michael with 3g8-2l, D
Heibie $3.50. Z. Cain. 397-3l; C.
ldllc, 304-l9. c. Calhoun. 39i-l5
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-08
Rather Is Killed
Near Grantsvillc

James II. Close, OF Frostbure
killed large rattlcsnakc last
Tuesday while travelling ON the
New Germany road toward Grants
vile. lie said the 4-inch snake with
10 rattlcs fought desperately, even
after he ran over it with his car
and smashed its head with several
large rocks
A West Virginia soft drink truck
driver who stopped at the scene,
stated he was from rattcsnakc
country" and that the dead snake
was the largest he had ever seen.
at was as thick as my arm" Close
stated
University of Maryland student
population this year will total about
$1,000.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-08
Anniversary.

FTETH ANNIVERSARY" above is the %ed 5s Picture
Albert l. Bigg of Mt Lake Park who vi" observe their 5oth
wedding September 49, They united
Oakland September 6 1905 by the Rev p Workman OF the Meth
Al hall in z.
Mrs. Garrett
daughter Of the late Richard Catherine
the late William Edith
the family Gerald A. Bggs of
Harland of HagerstoWn
qrand w. Harand Bigqs. Jt. tjagcrstov,n.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-08

Sen LANCER charged rhat nation
has failed dismally7 in dealing
with the problem of juvenile de-
linqucncy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Perfect Attendance
Record Being Sci
BY Entire Eun1iIy
By AL HARRISON

columbus County family of five students is a
Vuitnt officers dream true
go -Four boys and Il girl, children of Mr. and Mrs
Gleon FIpps, Route l. Clarendon are setting school
t'enaince record that can't be bettered any place
50 The youngsters, Keum, 16 Carolyn H. Lowerv
TO- Shedrck, II, and Anathony, H. range in grades
eG 81 or missed day of school. hey hold record
OF having attended school 1865 Through today con-
Secutlye days without a single absence
we hope the record won't change and will he
SPotlesS when Anathony, the Youngest walks across
me te,, stage and gets his high school diploma" said
across his face the rest of the group nodded an
proVal to the goal. p
Teachers at Williams Township School consider
the youngsters wemannered, cooperative and 'above
AVERAGE Their grades reflect the reward for regular
school attendance.
uclpateS IN many eNtra-curricular activities.
4cah, and Carolyn will be in the Beta Club next
year If she keeps her grades high enough siad Ana
thony with twinkle in his eye.
Pride in their attendance record is contagious
other students boast of having various members Of
the Rips family in their classes. When the five
Youngsters fail to show up long ahead of the regular
time for classes to begin, Their classmates spend an
At the end of each school year. perfect attendance
certificates presented during an assembly program
v: ): Colombo, principal of Williams School. pays
tribute to the Flpps' students by making a family
entire student body.
Their achievement becomes even more precious
when one considers that they live farm. The
general practice is for parents to take their children
out of school to help with the crops
, we have our chores around the farm but school
always comes first chorused the group. "Our work
is done after we get home from school,
This year the group had full charge of operating
me farm which has four-acre tobacco allotment
IL Eel their lot when their father went to the hurr
ashed beach areas to work as carpenter
Getting to school everyday hasn't been difficult
for them but there have been anxious moments
For instance, ANATOMY wanted no part of school
as he prepared to enter the first grade. On opening
day, he baked and made it obvious that he didn't
want to go.
ANATOMY reluctance brushed away by his
mothers firm hand - applied at the right place.
The burning desire to keep their record spotess
became more evident as Lowery told of attending
school in the fourth grade while peppered with
measles.
Il Just told everyone it red bug bites and
that's all that was ever said" he commented.
Only once, besides the measles episode, was the
record serouy threatened Lowery fell an axe one
afternoon and almost severed his thumb 1t took 100
Continued page eight
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Tally Eddings
Wins Youth Safe
Driving Award

Tally Ditto" Eddings. sor of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Eddiugs.
was named Tabor City's most
outstanding youth driver and
presented certificate Thurs
day during SD Day ceremonies
Erskine Young. SD Day CO.
ordinator, made the award to
the 17-year-old high scnocl,
athlete and commended him on
his alertness as a motorist.
Selection OF the outstanding
youth driver was made by a
committee appointed by Young.
After close observation of
youth drivers in the community,
the judges felt that Eddings was
tint most courteous and most
cautious motorist. II Is youth
drivers Of today who will set
our highway safety marks OF to-
morrow" said Young.
The award winner has been
an outstanding student at Tabor
City High School where he star
red in football this season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
SATURDAY JUST
WASN'T HIS DAY

lie made his arrest but Satur-
day just wasn't his day.
II was part of the drive to
curb bootlegging i'm the "Rot-
tom" and Chief of Police II. f
EpDs Joined officers Ted Watts
and Leamon Sing i'm a Saturday
night raid on the store operated
by Edward Gore.
As the officers entered the
front door. Gore raced for tie
kitchen. A flip of the hot water
facet began TO erase all signs of
whiskey but Chief Epps inter-
vened and removed the whisk-
ey-filled pot from the sink.
Despite a scalded hand re-
ccived in the process Chief Epps
recovered enough whiskey to
warrant an indictment for pos
session OF non tax-paid whiskey
for purpose Of sale.
As he searched i'm a nearby
field for more whiskcy, he drop
ped into an abandoned well.
Wet, tired but still cIutching
his evidence, the Chief called
off the search, but not before
warning, This Is just the be-
ginning. II you don't want to
get caught, better not sell
wbiskey.
Cores case was transferred TO
Recorders Court for further
action.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Fund Is
I'm Need

Lack of contributions still
posed a problem today for EN-
PITY Stocking Fund workers.
Money, food and clothing were
still on the urgently needed"
list and Frances Cox, president
of the group, urged residents to
make early contributions.
Mild success was noted in last
weeks toy and clothing drive.
Toys will be repaired by S. L.
Jackson.
All contributions of food and
clothing will be distributed
Christmas Eve to needy farn.l-
les in the community. An early
count showed at least 35 eligible
families on the ever-growing
list.
I'VE estimate about so famiI-
les will need assistance from the
Fund this year and it is our de-
sire to help every family posi-
ble," said the president.
With the Civilians donating
$50 and the Woman's Club vo+-
ing to give $40, the bulk of do
nations has fallen on the should
.crS of local civic groups. A total
of S73 had been collected thro-
ugh Tuesday.
Individual donations have
been received from Mrs. Paul
Rogers, H. C. Cameron, Mrs.
Garland Fowler and one annoy
nous donor.
The greatest need at the
moment is money.
Included in the plans for aid
ing underprivileged families is
the hope Ito provide each with
Ia good Christmas dinner"
Persons desiring to make do
nations should mail them TO
Mrs. Frances Cox, Empty Stock
ing Fund, Tabor City.
One family reported as needy
included IL children. Their
mother is deceased and the faith
err is on the chain gang. They
are being cared for by relatives.
with the aid of local people,
we hope to help many families
who are living in conditions
similar to that of the family
with IL children" said Mrs.
Cox in pointing out the func-
tions of the Empty Stocking
Fund.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
WENC Radio Gets
Waiiage Increase

Radio station WENC, White
Vile, became the second Column
bus County station with 1000
watt power when the board of
directors agreed last week 10 az
sept the Federal Communica-
lions Commission grant.
VITAE in Tabor City, E-nEi,
operation in July, 1884 as a
1000 watt station.
Whitcvill2 has expected TO in
crease its power from $50 to
900 watts by the middle OF
January.
Changing wattage means a
change in frequency from 1910
kiiocycle to 1920 kcs. Broadcast
ing will be from sunrise to sun
set. Hours of operation will be
the same as those of WTAB.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Program Planned
For House Tour
BY Garden Clubs

Twenty-thrce homes will par
ticipatc in the Holiday House
Tour to be held December 10
and 10 under the sponsorship Of
the Tabor City Garden Club
and the Dirt Dobbers Club Off
Gals said today.
Proceeds from the program
tickets now on sale by clubwo-
men will be used for city
identification project.
Homes providing decorations
Will be open from 1870 to 1920
on both evenings with refresh
mentS being served al the home
of Eldrcd Hickman in Conclud-
ing the tour. The Hickman home
will be decorated on the theme
The Traditional Home"
Others on the program in
cludc Mrs. M. c. Sarvis, Jr.,
outside arrangement; Mrs.
Woodrow Sarvis. table arrange
ment; Mrs. Willard Wright,
doorway; Mrs. Wayne Baxter,
outside stairway; Miss Helen
Butler, outside; Mrs. w. A. WEI
liams, outside; Mrs. L. w. Bull
lard, Modern Christmas tree:
Mrs. d. +. Cooke, fireplace
Mrs. ]. Oliver Prince, outside
tree: Mrs. B. A. Carroll, Con-
temporary living room and din
ing room; Mrs. jamie B. Bell,
Christmas dinner table: Mrs.
Robert c. Solcs, mantel; Mrs.
Claude Higgins, living room
Manager scene; Mrs. W. w.
Woody, foyer and stairway;
Mrs. Furman J. Fowler, uen and
dining table.
Mrs. R. c. HarreIscn, Jr., Kit
chen; Mrs. Wistcr . Jackson,
Jr., outside; Mrs. CLYDE Star ley,
living and dining room; Mrs.
James Brice, outside Christmas
tree; Mrs. Harry Rryant, mant-
Il; Mrs. David DiGmont, entr-
ance hall; and Mrs. ;.eon Fon-
.ielle, front door.
Local folk wishing to purch-
use the program-tickets may
contact club members or Mrs.
w. c. Truitt and Mrs. DaviG
Diamont, chairmen or the COM
Mrs. j. Oliver Prince and Mrs.
Wayne Baxter head the organi-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Modern
Building

One of Columbus County's
most modern variety stores will
open here Saturday morning it
was announced today by Mr..
Leroy Lee, owner of Lee Stores
in nine North Carolina towns
and one in Virginia.
I'VE are happy to have this
Ksedern store in Tabor City and
wish to invite all of our many
customers to enjoy its facilities
and wide choice of mcrchan-
disc said MIR. Lee who has
owned a variety store here since
1887.
The brick, two story. building
is one of the most spacious in
Columbus with floor space of
so l25.
MY desire is to give the pull
lie a store that is as modern as
any of its kind. We are seeking
to give the people their moneys
worth in variety store shop
ping" said Mr.. Lee.
Built by Powell and Estridge
of Mullins, S. c., the new s:ruc-
ture will have flourescert light
ing, air conditioning and many
other modern facilities. The en-
tGn front is constructed Of glass
giving 1t an appearance of ex-
tremely modern design.
Approximately so employees
will be hired for the grand OPP
ening sale. Mr.. Lee stated to-
day that he was seeking expert
enced salcsladIcS for the store.
Interested persons should con-
tact Mr.. Lee 1t the new build
ing.
- &c operates stores in Garth
aSe, Fairmont, Wallace, Bur-
gaw, Robbins, Vass, Aberdeen,
Southern Pines, and Parkesey,
Virginia.
eve will give prices equal or
better than any of the national
chains" he commented.
Mr.. Lee is a resident of Garth
age. Home offices for his chain
of variety stores is in Aberdeen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Dick Carrell
Begins Operation
Of Appliance Co.

NE~'''''S vi Sdii II Hppll-
ance Company was announced
today by Dick Carroll, owner
The business will be located in
tire building formerly occupied
by James c. Cox Appliance O..
The business transaction,
which constituted sale of stock
only by Cox Appliance Co., last
week.
Cox. a merchant here for the
past eight years, said he would
continue TO operate his whcle-
sale distributor business.
Carroll. son of Mr.. c. D. Gar
rcll Of Tabor City, said TIE var
ranty on Motorola tclcvision sets
previously sold by Cox AppIi-
ance Company would be honor
cd by the new organization.
we will continue to carry
Motorola telcvision ana Hot
point appliances and invite our
many friends and customers to
visit our store said Carroll.
In announcing the opening,
Carroll noted that S. A. Hatlcv,
would be employed as te!cvision
repairman for the company.
Tommy Cannon has been named
sales manager.
Garrell is a graduate Of TABOR
City High School and the Co.
lumbia Commercial College in
Columbia. s. c.
Prior to opening Gcrrail APP
pliancc Company. he was en-
ployod by Ross Builders Supply
in Columbia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Put Away Those Pots & Pans ;
Barbecue Supper Set ! uesduv

If you're a housewife. you'll
ike the Jaycee plans fer Tues
lay night.
You can put the pots and pans
away and enjoy 4 barbecue sup
per delivered to your home.
1--WE guarantee delicious bar
becue and service with "A smile
20 any home in town." sail
Howard Fowler, chairman of the
barbecue committee. Home gel
livery can be obtained by phon-
ng 1881 after $50 p. Ia. OF
Tuesday!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Cocker l39 Meet

A discussion of the new Coker
varieties of tobacco will be
heard at Nakina schoolhouSc at
1;3O p. IN. tomorrow, December
3 when farmers consider wcth-
or to plant the new varieties
again.
The discussion Will be lead by
Edward p. Spivcy o: the Cokcr's
Pcdigreed Seed Company. and
the public is invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Proceeds from the supper will
De used TO finance the Jaycee-
sponsored recreation program
next summer.
Last year, we started the
program without any funds and
nave Just now completed pay
nsnt on it. We hope the 5arbc-
,ue supper will provide not only
m evening out of the Kitchen
or housewives but a program
or children next summer sal /
Al Harrison, president of the
local JayGea unit.
Fowler reported this mo ing
nat eight porkerS were stated
or the barbecue pit. This means
IN abundance of barbecue.
Fowler'S Pool Room has bccn
designated as headquarters for
icrving the barbecue plates. c.
VI. Fowler, owner. said that
)lanS had been completed for
serving the supper.
Advance sales have been slow;
however, a called meeting Of
the Jaycecs has been set for
Thursday night at 7 o'clock to
plan houS2-to-house ticket
;alc campaign.
Serving on tho barbecue pro-
Icct committee with Howard
md c. NJ. Fowler are Ted Waits.
Howard HARRISON and Junior
stevens.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
He's a Big Boy Now
Wants Real Wufch

Christmas is IS days away bu'
Santa has become Il household
word. Children are mindino
'h"ir mar~~re and Making OFT
choir orders 10 be filled by the
-n"n in tho rod Suit
TNcen arc sorno of tho person.
n notes nenned to Santa.
Door Sant1.
TN a biz how now. 90 10
|"1'v's Riddle Kindergarten. I
i'll" IN 90.
7 want Won 10 bring me a gui-
~ without bow and n real
'"7t"h. 7 would like a Western
N''o truclt FOO.
mont FORGET my sister Mary
DELL.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
SCHOOLS CLOSE
DECEMBER FL

Christmas holidays, for coun-
ty schools, will begin At l p. m.
December 81, according to T.
Ward Guy. county superintend-
ent.
Glasses will resume January