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yoI. III MONDAY, NOVEMBER IA 1855 NO 2s8
, 1955-11-14
CHRl5IIAN5TED THEAIDF
THE HOUSE OF GOOD PICTURES" III
Tuesday, Nov. Is Big Double Feature
Nov. Is ! Big Double Feature

DIPLOMATIC coURIER
Tyrone Power Patricia Neal Stephen Nc Naly
WAIT TILL SUN SHINES NELLIE CTe-hnicolorl
David Wayne Jean Peters Hugh Marlowe
Wednesday, Nov. IS Ell LUcHADo FENoMENo
Tn SPANISH
Oscar Puido Barbara Gil Tito Junco, Resortes
Thursday, Nov II ! THE HOUR Is
Peter Lawford- Dawn Addams 5 Roland Culver : Derek Bond
Saturday, Nov. 10 Big Double Feature:
Wells OF BAGDAD Technicolor)
Victor Mature : Marie Blanchard : Virginia Field
GUNSLINGERS
Whip Wilson
Sunday, Nov. 20 -RoGUEs MARCH
Peter Lawford Richard Greene Janice Rule
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-27

locally a portion Of the grain each
year He had An excellent crop ~
oats last year He eot 100 BUSH
els to the acre of u the field
across the road from his home
Most Of the dairy work is done
BY MI Ogle and his son ana NY
Watson all Of whom live on the
farm MI Oele and his family live
m the house across route - from
the Sanderson home. and Mr.
Watson and ms family llYe III tle
home right where the road turns
to The state game farm
Sanderson TamiI,
Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson nave
fou~ sons and one daughter VIII
ham + Sanderson j.. Is WITH
General Electric and recently
owed from California TO the neV
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-27

lomatic tactful loyal en'erpris-
ter an clever intelligent dip
plum9tic persey RIM resotucetui
ambitious and trustworthy
he cltnched the ioo ,sy attach
ue 10 pudsy Cards attesluv On
tlpse VIRTUES as his evidence
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-27

on his farm and they are located
In a triangle He II convinced
thar these ponds feed his we'll
through underground streams H.
has ole large sch that Is his
source If Water There are two
electric pumps I'll the well and
even these sometimes cannot
keep the flow up n the demand
made by his dairy herd his 500
LAYING hens and for general u.s..
believe in inpoundlng water
on oar larger streams In flood
time to be used as needed BY
farmers and industry Nj San
derson said We must conserve
our water supply for the dry
years Just as a good farmer saves
hts feed In the years of plenty"
concluded Mn Sanderson Ponds
irrigation ana water conservation
are ne partial solution not Just
digging d deeper wen
MI Sanderson ~ u faFsishted
leader Of tbs community ana Is d
member Of the Ruritan CLUB the
Farm Bureau and IS j steward III
h.s church Thomas Chapel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-27

NOT long dgo TITO PI6ey Welsh
ing ana Vendine Machine Corp
grafton whose scales dispense tine
date your weight and character
FOR penny advertised far y ales
executive d head THE III
One applicant Stated Iu ts iat-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-27

grain that he uses for feed He
uses anything greer" for cnsil-
age and tries to fiji up all five Of
hla silos u am feeding ensilage
now that my son Eldridge put up
two years ago. MI sandefson
remarked He feeds his dairy herd
ensilaee The year round
Mr. Sanderson had to buy some
hay last year, and generally buy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-27
Ashby Farm, Located On Historic
Site, One OF Cumberland's Best

Of about 81 COWS. Then his milk
Ing herd decre4ses through the
rest Of the year He ships MS milk
to the CuIles Neck Dairy IN Rich
mond
Mr.. SandGrsoil raises his own
hay and ensllage and most Of the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-27

National Steel lifts NET 10 Sill
203 46l for quarter
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-27
NOk-SkiD
SAFETY

Hun dreds Of skid.
protecting ed ges
and Skid Pesisfers
give extra safety.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Tabor City P-TA
.Installs Officers

The installation OF officers
and recognition of members
holding perfect attendance high
lighted the April meeting of the
Tabor City Parent Teachers As
|sociation.
The officers installed include
Mrs. Erwin Strickland, president;
Mrs. Tally Eddings, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Albert Schild, treas
urer, and Miss Kate Jones, sec
rotary.
Mrs. Roberta McCullock Bow
yer headed the list of perfect
attendance recognition having
attended all p. T. A. meetings
since she has been a member of
the Tabor City School faculty.
Mrs. R. p. Counts came second
with a seven year perfect at
tendance record and Mrs. Lou
eta Edwards, third, with four
years perfect attendance.
Two years recognition went to
Mrs. Ear! Cartrette, Miss Kate
Jones, Mrs. Nell Grainger and
Principal c. H. Primer.
Holding perfect attendance re-
cords for the current year are
Miss EStell Stanley, Mrs. Nettie
B. Hammond, Miss Helen Butler,
and Sanford Pittman.
Mrs. Harry Bryant, president,
presided.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Patrol Arrests
ITO In County

Traffic violators found the 90
ing rough in Columbus County
during the weekend as State
Highway Patrolmen arrested ITO
persons during Operation Wolf
pack"
Patrol Corporal T. P. Hotter
said that approximately 500 aut-
omomiles were stopped in vari-
Gus parts of the county.
Designed to put a halt to the
evergrowing highway bloodshed
that has seen IL persons killed
in Columbus County this year.
the operation reported only one
accident during the weekend.
Beginning Friday afternoon at
a O'Clock the three days of oper-
alton were reported by Cpl.
Hotter as being very successful.
Many of the citations issued
were for speeding but passing in
the face of oncoming traffic,
having faulty lights or brakes
no operators license.
Cpl. Howlger said the wolf
pack" would continue to operate
in Columbus County until auto
driving violations are brought
down to a minimum.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

work and have exerted extra
effort in an attempt to make our
community a better place in
which to live should be recog-
nized for their achievements"
said Mr.. Carter in announcing
plans for the event.
This years winners will be
selected by the Tribune office
staff
A site for the joint civic meet
ing will be announced as soon
as various club presidents give
an estimate to Al Harrison on
the number of members expect
ed to be present from their re-
Spective clubs.
The awards will be present
ed at dinner meeting and each
club is asked to provide payment
for its own meals. If the club
presidents will notify me as to
the number of members they ex-
'pect to attend the banquet, ar
engagements will be completed"
said AL Harrison. II is expected
that the banquet will be held at
the Pee Dee L dge; however, all
civic clubs will be notified in
advance as to the time and loca-
Ition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Cancer Crusade Is Underway
In Tabor City By Volunteers

The 1855 Cancer Crusade Of
Totally got underway in Tabor
City Monday with personal soli-
cation for funds and distribution
OF educational leaflets officials
Mrs. Richard Gordon. Mrs.
Fred M. Jcrnigan and Mrs. Kate
Rogers are leading the cruSd lc
in the Tabor City area.
Volunteer workers for the
business district include Dr.
Ross NJ. Williamson, j. a. HUI
ham, Jr., Davis Bruton. Richar.
Gordon and Ben Ncsmith. III.
Solicitors for the res .dcrta'
areas are Mrs. Woodrow Grd;ng
or, Mrs. J. c. Harrelson, Mrs. J.
+. Bruton, Mrs. Levi C-aing
Mrs. Ted Watts, Mrs. Tom Can
non, Mrs. w. o. Jackson. Jr.
Mrs. Frank Nesmith, Mrs. PHI
Hughes, Mrs. Grace Small, Mrs
Willard Carroll.
Also Mrs. Finklea Herring,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Mae Young Elected
Cancer Chairman

Mrs. Mae s. Young, fund rails
ing chairman of the 1853 Cancer
Crusade has announced the fol-
lowing chairmen for their re-
Spcctive communities
Tabor City, Mrs. Richard
Gordon, Mrs. r. r. Rogers,
Jr. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Jerni-
gan; Clarendon, Mrs. II. B.
Frink; Chadbourn, Mrs. George
Blake; Evergreen, Mrs. Tommy
O'Berry; Cerro Gordo, Mrs.
Hugh Nance; Fair Bluff, Mrs.
Horace M. Powell, Jr., also Mr..
and Mrs. Johnny Futrell; Gap
way, Rev. Minos Strickland;
Acme and Regal, Mrs. Alex
Strickland; Lake Waccamaw
Mrs. A. M. johnson and Mrs.
Cameron; Hallsboro, Mrs. Alice
Thompson; Bolton, Mrs. J. d.
Peterson; Old Dock Nakina, M.
E. Smith; Guidcway-Pireway,
Mrs. Homar Adams.
A number of clubs in other
communities are sponsoring the
crusade and will announce their
respective chairmen Mrs. Young
said.
Home Demonstration Club
women along with Mrs. Elaine
Blake and Miss Rebccca Will
lians, Home Agent and Assist
ant Agent, respectively are con-
a rural crusade through
out the county.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
with DR.. Joseph /. James as
state Director. are also assisting
with the County Crusade.
j. d. PridgCn, principal of the
Tabor City Negro School. is ser
wing as director of the Negro
DIVISION throughout the county.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Movement Begins
To Obtain Rural
Phone Service

M. M. Jones, principal of the
Old Dock-Nakina school, has
been named chairman of the
area committee which is making
"a concentrated drive to secure
telephone service for residents
in the Southern and Southwest
portions of Columbus County.
In meeting held Friday night
at Nakina, large group heard
Marion Shuffler, representative
of the North Carolina REA's
telephone division, outline the
details of securing phone serv-
ice.
Inc Gr"a committee viii seek
applicants for the proposed tele-
phone system.
Approximately 500 persons
are expected to sign up for the
telephone service. The commit
tee appointed Friday night will
begin Immediately to solicit
The telephone service would
be built by a cooperative using
funds borrowed from REA, SIM
liar TO the construction of REA
power facilities.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Firelr1en Train In
Use Of New Truck

New interest was created in
the local volunteer fire fighting
unit last night as members at
tended an Institutional class on
the operation of the new fire
truck which arrived here Friday.
Approved several months ago
by the local Board of Commits
sioners, the $4,000 LaFrance fire
truck was delivered by Roy Har-
per, who made the trip to Elmira,
New York, and drove the truck to
Tabor City.
Fl. f. Mccoy, field engineer, and
William Morgan, sales repre-
sentative of the American La
France Foamite Corporation,
spent several hours last night in
structing the local fire fighters
in the use of the new truck. An
other session is set for tonight.
Purchasing the fire truck
marks another step in providing
ample fire protection for resi-
dents of Tabor City. Recently the
fire department roster was re-
vised and only members who had
proved their desire to serve reg
ularly were retained.
Town commissioners have ex-
pressed belief that the new truck
will adequately serve the fire
fighting needs Of the community,
Its main features, compared to
the truck which had been in use
for II years, are an increase in
horse power, an extra overdriye
transmission for pumping water
an improved centrifugal force
which puts out 200 gallons of wa
ter per minute, a 300 gallon aux
iliary tank and a centrally locat-
ed control system. The pumps
have high pressure character
.istics giving high pressure fog
IN fighting gas and oil fires
Also, it has two booster reels and
high pressure hoses and MOBILES
I'VE are happy to have been
able to purchase this new truck
1t was badly needed and would
have been purchased sooner; how
ever finances would not permit
such action. | believe the pro-
lection now afforded by the new
truck and volunteer fire fighting
unit is highly adequate to. cope
with any fire problem" said
Mayor w. Horace Carter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Calendar Sale
Needs Sponsors

Very poor response was noted
today in the Tabor City Boost
cr'S Club sale of calendars and
IA more sponsors are needed to
insure the success of the project
which will enable the club to
purchase athletic sweaters for
members of the school Mono
gram Club.
Tally EddingS, president of the
club, said today that % spon-
Sors had been secured for the
community anniversary calendar
and that the minimum number
of sponsors permitted is SO.
Members who are participat-
ing in this drive have been urg-
cd to contact the merchants as
signed to them and report action
taken to Eddings sometime this
week.
Monogram Club members will
spend Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday contracting residents
of the community and obtaining
information needed for the call
endars . Such noteworthy oc-
casions as birthdays, wedding
anniversaries, club dates and
other notes will be compiled for
entry on the calendars
1T is necessary that we make
the final push on this project
and get the full results by the
middle of next week in order
that the information may be
turned into the publisher next
Thursday" said Eddings.
Merchants who have not been
contacted on this program and
would like to participate are
requested TO contact C. II. Pin
ner, principal of the Tabor City
Schools, or Tally Eddings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

dress on Driving Safety"
Thirty-six school bus drivers
were presented gold lapel serv-
ice pins for having served at
least one year without an acct
dent. Nick T. Newberry, state
manager of the Woodmen of the
World. of Charlotte presented
the gold pins TO the drivers.
Representing the local Wood
men of the World chapter were
Davis A. Stevens, consul COM
mander and B. Frank Young.
financial secretary. Mr.. Young
served as master of ceremonies
for the event.
George D. Walter, District
Manager of WOW, introduced
the guest speaker.
Brief remarks were made by
the following principals in the
Columbus County School sys-
tem-C. II. Primer, Tabor CITY:
". j. Colombo, Williams Town
ship; M. M. Jones, Nakina; R. E.
David, Old Dock; J. T. Hawkins,
Guideway; and c. J. Crimson,
supervisor OF transportation in
Columbus County Schools.
Drivers who received awards
were: Tabor City-Elton Buff
kin, Francis Wright, Carmel
Milligan, Rudolph Norris, David
Denney, Ronald Spivey, Billy
Smith, Bobby Wright, Brooks
Mills, Nathaniel HARRISON, and
Mitchell Wray: Nakina - Katie
McKeithan, Sterling Ward, Har-
ry Long, and Glen Pickett:
Guideway-Mrs. Quennie Reev-
cS, Darrell Stocks. John Gore
and Clavin Reeves: Old Dock
Fred Suggs, Claude McKeithan.
Charles Long, Guy Ward. and
Colon Ward; Williams Township
Norris, Earl Duncan,
Cora Mae Dew, Dorothy Staley.
HIlda White, Harvey Goodwin,
David Ivey, Mary Simmons,
Janice Richardson and Paul
Merritt.
Special recognition was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Stephens
when Mr.. Newberry presented
MIR. Stephens with a plaque for
his outstanding work with the
local WOW. Mrs. Stephens was
presented gift by the state
manager.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
New 0ptornetrist

DR.. Robert Swecley, optomet-
rist, announced today that he
had taken over the practice and
records of DR.. Douglas Mcintyre.
The new optometrist opened
his office for practice on Sat,ir-
day in the building formerly oc-
cupied by DR.. ]. L. James. It is
located at the corner of East
Fifth and Orange Street.
A native of Laurinburg, DR..
Sweclcy said he would maintain
. TO 5 p. m. office hours daily.
He and his family are now re
siding in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
.Driverless Auto
Causes Accident

A driverleSs automobile roll
ed out of a driveway Monday
night about $50 o'clock and col
lided with a passing auto driven
by Bruce Sellers of Route 1,
Chadbourn.
Police Chief H. E. Epps re-
ported that an automobile be-
longing to Mrs. O. v. Hicks roll
ed into the street from the drive
way of her home on Railroad
Street and collided with the
Sellers car. Mrs. Hicks auto
was not damaged.
No charges were perferred as
the accident was termed I'M
avoidable by the investigating
Officer
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

ton grounds; Al Harrison, ac-
,ept applications for supervisors
on Fairgrounds; Tom Carroll
md DR.. Gene Cook, organizing
Adult Night; Harold Ward and
srskine Young, organization OF
Youth Night"
Reports on the progress of the
committees will be made Tues
day night when Jaycees hold
their installation services at the
Pee Dee Lodge.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Civilians Fefe
Minstrel Cast

Civilians and members of the
minstrel show cast were enter
tanned Monday night with a fish
fry at the East Tabor Home
Demonstration Club House.
Approximately 35 persons at
tended the fish fry which was
by Arthur Prince, Ce-
Gil Mercer and John Dorman.
Members agreed to participate
in the May Is joint meeting of
all local civic clubs to honor
Tabor City's man and woman
of the year"
DIR. Robert Sweeley was a
guest of the club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
JuYeee Recreation
COMMITTEES Named

One of the most ambitious
summer recreation programs
ever planned here were pushed
further along last night as the
overall committee met and Gp-
pointed committees for the vari-
Gus phases Of the Jaycee pro-
gram.
= With tentative plans set by
Jaycees to operate the program
from June 20 through August /,
It will provide recreation and
entertainment for adults as well
as children.
Activities such as swimming
classes at the millpond, church
league softball games, little lea
que baseball, an entry in the
Whitevii!e Pony League. arts
Rnd craft r9riodS 10 ihe snal-
Ter youngsters, and "Ycuth
Night" highlight the presen.
plans.
The cost OF the program is
estimated at S70O.
Prior to the Jaycees adopting
the summer program, it was fin
a1ced by soliciting funds from
the merchants Of the community.
We hope to sponsor several
fund raising projects to NEE.
me expenses OF the summer -e-
creation program thus relieving
the merchants OF the financial
rurdcn," said Richard Gordon,
president of the club.
Dave Diamont. athletic direct
or at Tabor City High School.
las been instrumental in map
ping the program and will lend
his assistance in setting up the
various phases of recreation.
Coach Diamont will serve sever
~ weeks at Camp Pla-Mor at
Windy Hill Beach but is expect
ed to be here to supervise the
program during its six weeks
operation.
Appointed to committees last
night were Claude Boyd and
Don Prince, purchasing commit
tee; Kenneth Ray and Harry
Dunnigan, organization Of church
league baseball; Ed Wright and
Joe Evans, organization of Pony
league entry; Howard Harrcl-
son and Joe Coleman, setting up
swimming classes; Junior Stew
ems. erecting Of swings and re-
pairing OF lights on the recrea-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Man And Woman OF Yeur"
Awards Will Be Presented

Tabor City's outstanding man
md woman OF the year will be
recognized at joint meeting of
all civic clubs tentatively set
or Friday night. May ID.
w. Horace Carter, owner of
The Atlantic Publishing Com
pany said today that the TABOR
CITY TRIBUNE would present
trophies to the outstanding man
and woman of the year for their
contribution to civic activities.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Police Kill Mad Dog

A mad dog was killed yester-
day afternoon in front of Bruce
Watts garage by Chief OF Police
H. E. Epps. He reported that
the dog did not have a tag and
was not claimed by anyone.
The dogs head was sent to
the state laboratory in Raleigh
for tests.
Dog owners were urged today
10 make plans to carry their
dogs to the vetenerians clinic to
be held Monday, May 2, at the
town hall between the hours of
lO:3O and 1I:3O a. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

This marks the first time in
two years that such awards have
been made. Previously the Ner-
chants Association has been in
strumental in paying tribute to
the man and woman of the
year; however, the Merchants
Association is currently in a
recognizing stage and will not
make the presentations this year.
I'VE feel that those who have
contributed the most to civic
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Woman S Club
CorreCis Date
For Observance

The correct date for the Tenth
Anniversary Observance of the
Tabor City Woman's Club is
Friday. April 20, 8 p. m. Mrs.
Erskin Young, president, an
nOunced.
Through a typographical err
ror the invitations read, May 20.
The invitation committee regrets
this error.
All members OF the Woman's
Club. past and present. are in
vited to attend the event this
Friday, April 20, at the club
house.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Busy Weekend Noted
By Local Policemen

Tabor City policemen had a
thriving business over the week
end as they arrested 20 persons
on charges ranging from speed
ing to petty larceny.
Chief OF Police II. E. Epps said
that warrants were issued for
speeding, disorderly conduct,
simple assault petty larceny,
public drunkenness, and possess
sion of nOn-tax paid whiskey.
These cases will be tried Friday
in Mayors Court
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Interest Mounts
In Pond Naminu

Several more names were sug-
guests over the weekend for the
Millpond reC:GaG; center. Tt
crest continues to mount in the
naming of the pond and the di-
rectorS are expected to meet this
week to make final decision
on the name.
Berlin M. Ward, Route 2,
Loris suggested that it be named
Lake Tabor" or Tabor Lake"
INCORPORATING Lake" was sug-
gestcd by H. E. Soles, Route 2,
Tabor City.
a combination of Millpond was
offered in the form of "Milpo."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Jaycees Will Install
New Officers Tuesday

Installation OF new Iaycee Of
ficers will be held Tuesday
night. May 8, at Sis o'clock al
He little J. e Dee Lodge.
Al Harrison will succeed Rich
ard Gordon as president while
Erskine Young will be installed
as the new vice-president. Other
officers include Harold Ward,
secretary; Horace Cox, treasur-
err: and DIR. Eugene Cook, cor
responding secretary. Horace
Carter and Junior Stevens will
be installed as new directors of
the organization.
Jaycees and their wives are
invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Mayors Court
Posipones Cases

Cases scheduled for last Fri
day in Mayors Court were post
poned and will be heard by
Mayor w. Horace Carter on Fri
day, April 20.
Police Chief H. E. Epps said
today that Mayor Carter was
called out of town last Friday
on business and it necessitated
postponement of court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Bus Drivers Receive
Gold SafefyAwurds

Columbus County's safest
school bus drivers were awarded
gold lapel pins Thursday night
at the school gymnasium in a
public program sponsored by the
Woodmen of the World.
Cpl. T. p. Hotter of the State
Patrol was guest
speaker and made a brief adj
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

The county is striving for
goal of $2,765.4O as its part of
the national quota.
Chairmen of various commun-
tiles will submit their funds to
j. A. Huffman, Jr. at the Wac
camaw Bank and Trust Com
pany in Tabor City. Mr.. Huffman
will also receive contributions
from individuals and credit the
amount to their respective COM
Mrs. Young pointed out.
Although April is Cancer Con-
troll Month the crusade will ex-
tend to May Is with a fund rails
ing Drive and educational pro-
gram, the chairman said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

Mrs. j. c. Bell, Jr., Mrs. Eugene
Cook, Mrs. Cecil Mercer. Mrs.
Evelyn Martin, Mrs. James
Brice. Mrs. Wayne Baxter, Mr..
Bruce Watts, Mrs. Charlie Ed
dings, Mrs. Eugene Collier and
Mrs. Lillian Spivcy.
Tabor City has accepted $500