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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07

JEWISH AFFAIRS: The American Jewish Committee is
proud Of the fact that the House Committee UnAmercan
Activities with report against anSemitc groups
in the United States The AJC the only Jewish organ
cation that worked with Committee critic
lied by other Jewish groups for doing The other Jewish
organizations felt that the Congressional committee should
private The report Of the committee will now be dissent
mated among various groups throughout the country
thousands copies 1t is expected that the Justice Depart
will follow up the recommendation of the House Com
mee prosecute of the antSemtic groups for con-
Quoting propaganda which is considered subverve Zionist
in New York still looking for to succeed
Louis Lpk head of the American Zionist Committee for
Public Affairs which cobats ansrae propaganda in this
country The most likely candidate mentioned is Rabbi
Philip Bernstein of Rochester, NJ Y. Another possible
candidate Judge Louis Levnthal of Philadelphia And
speaking of successors that Dewey Stone of Boston
will be named national chairman of the United Israel Appeal
succeed Rudolf Somehow whose term expires now and
does not choose to run again . Doris Smo1ar)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07

With the aid Of investment capital derived from
Development Bonds Israel importing 1000 mpOducing goats from
Holland and Shown above the first shipment Of 100 which
The each Of which gives Of $50 gallons milk annually
destined for Israes hill settlements where thrive Imported
primarily improve the local breed the
rate of 100 week Israel Development Bonds funds develop
ent Of agriculture and industries
on and transportation facilities the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-07
llama, Florida "The City of Opportunity
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Continued from Page 81

Warner: Funny people, you
Americans. You take a glass, add
sugar to make it sweet and lemon
to make it sour. You use gin to
warm you up and ice to keep you
cool. You say, Here's to you'll and
then you drink it yourself"
e
A small boy was sobbing dis
consolately, VIII e n Jerry Lewis
asked the cause Of his tears. "My
pas a millionaire philanthropist,"
he replied brokenly. "Well, we'll!
That's nothing to cry about" said
Jerry. "It amt, eh?" sobbed the
boy. "Then you don't know my
pa. He just promised to give me
SIS for my birthday, provided I
raise a similar amount"
Danny Kaye called upon a
neighbor in Beverly Hills, an old
man, to make a contribution to
the temple building fund. Gosh, |"
the old man confided to Danny,
Il sure would like to help, but I
just haven't got it. It's all I can do
to pay little on my bills around
here"
"But, Joe," said Danny, you
eve the Lord something, too"
eyes," conceded the old man.
eyes, that's so. But the Lord isn't
pushing me like any other credi-
tors are!"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

against him. Deputy Strick-
land testified he had gone there
to issue a warrant and had pick
cd up the wrong man.
Several witnesses appeared in
Mayors Court on Friday and
testified that Stevens had not
been drinking when he was
picked up by Deputy Strickland.
Mayor Carter dismissed the
case against Spivey when it was
learned that he was merely ac-
companying the deputy sheriff.
Other cases heard in Mayors
Court included:
Bracey Bellamy, public drunk
cnness costs; Levi Lewis, no OPP
orators license, transferred to
Recorders Court; II. C. Fipps,
spinning wheels, costs; Bobby
Pate, public drunkenness, costs;
j. p. Perry, disorderly conduct,
costs: James Anderson, speeding,
costs; James Anderson, failure
to stop at stop sign, costs.
Perry Mcpherson, speeding.
costs; John Thomas Hayes.
speeding costs: Leon Buffkin,
public drunkenness, costs; Lester
Johnson, public drunkenness,
costs; Claude Spivey, impcrson-
ting an officer. case dismissed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Impersonaiion Charge Dropped

Charges against Claude Spiv-
ey, local magistrate, for imper-
sonating an officer were dismiss
ed Friday in Mayors Court aft
er Mayor w. Horace Carter
found no probable cause.
A warrant charging SpiNcy
with impersonating an officer
was taken out by John Stevens,
Tabor City Negro, after Spivey
nad accompanied Columbus fee
Deputy Sheriff Dennis Strick-
land, Fair Bluff, to serve a war
rant.
According to Tabor City Chief
of Police II. E. Epps, Stevens
Swore out the warrant after stat
ing that Deputy Strickland had
approached him while he was
talking with several other men
in the Bottom and asked as
your name D. W."
Stevens replied, what is your
name?" Then the deputy sheriff
allegedly had Stevens walk a
straight line in the road and told
him that he was going to lock
him up for being drunk. Stevens
was driven around town then
returned to the point where he
had been picked up and released
without charges being placed
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
'Jaycees Install
New Officers

New officers in the Tabor City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
were installed last night at serv-
.ccS held at the Pee Dee Lodge
Approximately so Jaycee and
md their guests were on hand
when Jim Phillips, Lumberton
Jaycee and organizer of the Local
hub, installed Al Harrison as
president for the coming year.
harrison succeeded Richard
Gordon as club prexy.
Other officers installed were
Erskine Young, vice president;
Horace Cox, treasurer; Harold
Ward, secretary; DR.. Eugene
Cook, corresponding secretary;
md H. d. Stevens, Jr., director.
w. Horace Carter, new director,
was unable to attend the install
lation services.
Phillips told the new officers
hat they were given great re-
possibilities in their new offices
and that the honor" of having
been elected would come at the
md of the year when the pro-
sress of the club was measured.
Each officer was given brief
resume of the duties he must
)reform.
Master of ceremonies Ben L.
Ncsmith III, presented the out
3oing president, Richard Gordon,
With plaque for outstanding
leadership during his year OF
guiding the club. Too, Gordon
VAS presented a beautiful past
presidents pin by AL Harrison.
Reports were heard during the
meeting on the progress of the
summer recreation project.
Members also voted to attend
the joint civic meeting set for
Friday, May Is to pay tribute to
he man and woman who have
contributed the most to civic
activities during the past year.
r1yc""S viii! hold their regular
meeting on Tuesday, May II,
)ut the regular meal will not be
,crVed.
Entertainment during the ev-
cning was provided by Lany
Walden and Patsy Ward, accom-
plishcd high school vocalist.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Gasoline Explosion Cuts Home
In Quarters Sunday Evening

Modern equipment and fire
efficiency were credit
d today with saving four homes
rom destruction when a gaso-
line explosion destroyed a home
in the Quarters" Il colored sec
ton near the Tabor City Lum-
her Co, at GAS pm. Sunday. No
injuries were reported.
T, Dor CYy Fire Chief LOWS
Gore said today that the ex-
plosion which engulfed the frame
dwelling in flames was caused
when someone attempted to
start a fire in a stove with gas
olinc. Chief Gore reported that
the explosion caused the uni
Identified person to drop the gall
Ion jug Of gasoline which spread
and burst into flames.
Using the new fire truck, VOL
unteer firefighters had the fire
under control in less than three
minutes. The intensity of the
heat had set fire to the two adj
joining houses before the fire
alarm was sounded. Damage to
the adjoining houses was termed
very minor"
Several hundred person S
rushed to the scene of the fire;
Chief of Police Epps
said that the flow of traffic was
very orderly and dbl not hin
der the efforts of the fire de-
partment. No tickets were is
sued to any Of the spectators. In
recent months the police officers
have been cracking down on
spectators who rush to the scene
# the fire and park their auto
in. a manner that tends
TO congest the area and cut the
efficient operation of the fire
fighters.
Firemen who have had years
If Experience in volunteer fire
praised the operation of
he new fire truck. Several said
that the fog" nozzles on the
rew truck were responsible for
The rapidity with which the Sum-
day fire was extinguished. It
marked the first time the new
'ruck had been used.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

The Craftsmanship of the county
board of education.
c. II. Pinner, principal of the
local school, was reelected to
serve in that capacity.
The new chairman said today
that applications for reappoint-
ment to teaching posts would be
reviewed at a meeting Monday
night. This marks the first time
hat teachers contracts have not
been renewed automatically
Now, each teacher must file an
application for reelection at the
md of the school year.
Members of the board present
for the recent meeting were Da-
vid Kelly, Eugene Granger, Mrs.
Doris Carroll and Roland Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Civilians Will Field
Little League Team

Civilians voted Monday night
to sponsor a team In the Little
League baseball program being
organized for the summer recre-
alton program.
The Rev. r. G. Hutchinson and
Arthur Prince were named to a
committee to make provisions
for sponsoring the team this
summer.
Coach David Diamont was a
rslst Of the club and showed a
film on cancer which was furD-
ished by Civilian DR.. Ross NJ.
Williamson.
President Harry Bryant urg-
ed members 10 complete their
sale of house numbers as soon
as possible. Several streets have
not been worked and members
were reminded that the house
TO house mail delivery might
possibly be delayed n all house
fAsnbers were not erected.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Millpond Named
Lake Tabor" Al
Directors Meet

Lake Tabor is the name of the
new recreation center formerly
known as the Millpond.
Members of the board Of d.
rectors Of the recreation corpor-
alton met Thursday night and
selected the new name. Berlin
Ward of Loris and 10 Ann
Strickland of Tabor City were
credited with sending in the
winning name. Token gifts of
appreciation for their contribut-
ing the winning name will be
made by Joe Coleman and Troy
Mcpherson. Apparently 100
names were suggested.
Directors also adopted regula-
tons for the operation of boats
At Lake Tabor.
Boating has become a very
popular paStime at Lake Tabor
and it was necessary that we in
tltute some regulations in order
to make the area safe for all of
those who operate boats" said
w. Horace Carter, president.
The following regulations
were adopted:
I. All boats are required to
taxi when entering or leaving
the boat dock or loading ramp
2. All traffic in the boat docb
and unloading areas shall be
counter clockwise around three
buoys placed in the channel be.
tween the boat dock and the I'M
loading ramp.
3. All boats entering the chan.
ncl must give right-of-way t.
boats already in the channel.
4. All traffic In the main chan
mel must travel counter clock.
wise around buoys placed in tn,
main channel but at anytim,
may make a full circle of tn,
lake if the circle is made counte
-iOckwise using the buoy as tn,
center.
5. No boats will be allowed II
the swimming areas which viii
he isolated with buoys.
6. Larger boats must reduc,
speed when approaching a small
Ter fishing or pleasure boat.
I'VE urge everyone to cooper
1T with us in complying will
The regulations set up for boat
ing in Lake Tabor" said w
Horace Carter.
F. G.. Kelly, secretary, sale
hat each holder of one share O
'tuck would be permitted on,
rec permit with his choice o
boating. swimming or fishing.
| Original permits issued are 70
| fishing only and anyone dcSir
ing TO exchange his fishing priv
lilCgc for one of the others i
advised to contact Mr.. Kelly.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Woody, Hughes
Enter Race For
Town Board Seats

Two more veteran town board
members filed yesterday for re-
election 10 the posts of commits
sioners.
w. w. Woody, commissioner
who headed the tax department.
and Phil Hughes, commissioner
IN charge of water and swere de-
oartmcntS. filed yesterday al
Town Hall for reelection in the
June IA town election.
Commissioner Woody is COM
pleting his second term as q
uCmD r of the town board ano
has done an outstanding job.
Hughes is now completing his
first term as a member OF the
GARD and his record on improv-
ing services and facilities in the
water and sewerage departments
has been very commendable.
'oi0 men are we'll known and
extremely active In civic affairs
of the community.
Woody has been a member Of
he Rotary Club for the past Is
years and has held the position
of president. Active in Merch-
ants Association work, he has
held the post Of secretary-treas-
urer for about five years.
In 1916 Woody headed the
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

on each day, except Sum-
days and holidays. beginning on
May 81 and closing at sunset on
June 4. Registration of new vot-
RS will also be conducted each
Saturday between May 81 and
June 4 at the town hall. Ne
NTH said the books would re-
main open on Saturdays until 9
,. m
ON election day the polls will
open at $50 am. and will close
It $50 p. m. Books will be open
or inspection or challenge on
he second and first Saturdays
before the election.
Candidates for. election must
file written notice of their can
didacy and pay a $40 filing fee
before IL o'clock noon on June
4,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Berry Fesiival
Will Select New
Queen Tonight

A mammoth pi Ade featuring
% beauty contestants was stag
ed this afternoon as Chadbourn
celebrated opening day of the
23rd annual Strawberry Festiv-
al.
Included in the parade were
20 floats, IL marching bands,
and several high-ranking politi-
al dignitaries.
One of the highlights Of the
festival is the Festival Ball
which will begin tonight at 8
o'clock. Miss Strawberry Festiv-
al will be chosen from % lovely
contestants. Ralph Flanagan's
famous orchestra will furnish
the music for the Festival Ball.
Through the cooperation of
Chadbourn merchants, a numb
r of prizes were given away
after the parade. Merchants
contributed a variety of items
ranging from trade certificates
o automobile paint jobs.
A 1855 Ford automobile was
the grand prize given by the
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Shelley Enters
Town Board Race

William H. Shelley, town COM
missioner for past two years.
announced today that he would
be a candidate for reelection in
the town election to be held
June IA.
Shelley, we'll known merchant
and civic worker, has served as
head of the police and fire de-
partment during this current
term on the town board.
He is a charter member of the
Tabor City Civitan Club and a
past president of that organiza-
ton, a member of the Merchants
Association, and a member of
the Tabor City School Board
rom 1951-1953.
AS a member of the local
board of commissioners, Shelley
has played a prominent part in
revamping the volunteer fire
department and the police de-
partment. In this phase Of the
town operation, a new fire truck
was purchased several weeks
ago and at the beginning of his
term the town purchased a pat
rol car for the police depart
ment..
Shelley was credited with in
Stigating stricter enforcement OF
town ordinances which resulted
in curbing fragrant violations of
the law such as speeding, spin
ming wheels, etc.
Additional police officers were
Tired during the term in which
the department was under the
present administration. When
he current board members took
office in 1853 there were two
policemen on the force. At the
present time there are three full
time police officers and one spe-
cial policeman.
Shelley has supported move
ments by the local board which
resulted in putting the town af-
airs on a "business-like" basic
Such action as s Get Improve
ments, better dr1iNS.i., ~Jileo'
ion of taxes, reduction of town
Indebtedness, better water col
'ections and other minor i'm
provements were all endorsed by
Commissioner Shelley.
II am deeply indebted to the
people of Tabor City for giving
me an opportunity to serve dur
ing the past term on the local
board of commissioner. 1 have
attempted to render a service
based on the principles of better
local government and il elected
Cor another term will continue
to uphold these policies" said
Shelley. II would appreciate
YOUR support in the coming cleo
ton"
Shelley is married to the for
mer Mildred Watson of Green
Sea. They have one daughter,
Bonnie Dale, 5. They are memb-
ers of the Mt. Tabor Baptist
Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Registrar Named
For Town Election

Ben l.. Nesmith III has been
registrar for the Tab
)r City town election 10 be held
IN Tuesday, June ID.
Appointed as election judges
we're Wayne Baxter and A. V.
elliott, Sr.
While a new registration Of
'otcrs is not necessary, all per-
'ons who arc ualiqfied and have
rot registered will be required
% register as provided by law
With Mr.. Nesmith. the registrar
Voters will 60 to the polls on
'unc II to elect five members
of the board of commissioners
md mayor.
Registrar Nesmith said that
he registration books would be
open to voters, not previously
registered, from 9 a. m. until
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Clubwomen Observe
Tenth Anniversary

a reunion of clubwomen and
4 glance at the achievements Of
ne club highlighted the Tenth
Anniversary Observance of the
Tabor City Woman's Club held
1t the clubhouse Friday evening
April 30.
The program included the
Tub history by Mrs. Erskin
Young, roll call of charter mem
bers by Mrs. J. c. Singletary and
;pecial music by Mrs. James
Carroll.
Mrs. Annie Memory Spears of
Whiteville, president of District
10, commented on the clubs
achievements and gave q report
of the North Carolina State Con-
vention held in Greensboro dur
ing the week.
Mrs. A. J. Krahnke Of White
vile was in attendance with
Mrs. Speares.
The club colors Of green and
white were observed in decora-
tons and refreshments for the
occasion.
Mrs. j. Woody High poured
lime ice and Mrs. w. G. Truitt
served the two-tier birthday
cake.
Assisting with hostess duties
were Mrs. Fred M. Jernigan, Sr.
and Mrs. Willard Carroll. Mrs.
Evelyn Leonard was program
chairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Dog Killed By
Police Found
Free OF Rabies

A stray dog killed last week
by Tabor City Chief Of Police
II. e. Epps was not afflicted with
rabies according to q report
from the State Health Depart
ment.
Chief Epps had the dogs head
sent to the state laboratory In
Raleigh after killing It In front
OF Bruce Watts Garage. The dog
(hs not claimed and did not
have a tag.
Columbus County Health De-
partment officials said the re-
from the State Laboratory Of
Hygiene stated that tests per-
formed showed the dog was not
afflicted with rabies.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04

commissioner for the past two
crms, announced his candidacy
for reelection as a member Of
the board Of commissioners.
ut had been prominently
mentioned for the office Of may
or after w. Horace Carter an.
nounced several weeks ago that
he would not seek reelection.
Il am very happy to have had
the privilege Of serving as a
'mmissioncr for the past four
wears and appreciate the cooper
ion of other board members
nd citizens of the community.
Z given the privilege Of scrvinr
'gain. I will continue to uphold
he policies of sound govern
1ent and services TO the people, !"
WIGHT said In announcing his
candidacy.
A member Of one OF the most
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Joint Civic Meet
Set For May Is

Tabor City's Man and Wo-
man of The Year" will be hon.
ored Friday night, May Is, at 8
o'clock at the Pee Dee Lodge.
In a joint meeting of all civic
clubs, awards will be presented
to the man and woman who have
contributed most to civic activi-
ties during the past year.
The Tabor City Tribune will
make the awards and civic club
presidents are urged to repOr;
me number of members who
will attend this meeting to Al
Harrison by Tuesday noon
May 10, in order that arrange
ments can be completed. Each
club will pay for its individual
members meals.
In past years the Merchants
Association has awarded the
trophies to the outstanding
workers; however, the Associa-
ton is now in the rcorganizing
stage and no provisions had been
made 10 carry on this annual
event.
I'VE are happy to be able tC
present the trophies to the out
standing civic workers and feel
that everyone benefits from joint
civic meetings. We hope that
every club will be strongly re-
presented at the banquet" said
w. Horace Carter, editor Of the
Tabor City Tribune.
Indications are that approx
mately go persons will attend
rom the Rotary, Civilian, Jaycee
and Womans Club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-04
Juycees will Sell
light Bulbs Monday

Tabor CITY JayCeeS will "knOCk
on every door" on Monday, May
9. beginning at $50 %. m. as
their '.Light-Up Sale" moves in
to high gear to raise money for
the summer recreation program.
Light bulbs and Kleenex will
be sold by the Jaycees in their
initial campaign to finance such
activities as swimming classes,
little league baseball, church
softball league. youth night. a.
dult night, arts and crafts, pony
league, and the purchase of play
ground equipment. The estimat-
ed cost of the program is s7OO.
1--WE have ordered approxi-
mateIy 1000 light bulbs and 500
boxes of Kleenex and are opti-
mistic about the outcome Of this
sale. It gives us an opportunity
II sell a useful commodity al
nSarly the same prices one would
pay In the retail stores. Too, II
takes the summer recreation
program financing to the people
whose children will benefit
from it," said Al Harrison, Jay
Gee president.
In past attempts to organize
a recreation program there was
rather haphazard organization
and the only funds were those
solicited from the merchants.
hThis is probably the best out
lined recreation program that
has ever been ATTEMPTED in Tab
or City and will be an asset il
it functions according to present
plans" said Harrison.
David Diamont. athletic di-
rector at the local school. has
given the Jaycees assistance in
organizing the program and will
direct the program during the
uNnth of July. Two students will
be secured to be in charge of the
direct supervision during the six
weeks period.
Interest is keen at the moment
in the little league baseball
teams for youngsters II years of
age and under.
about so or 60 youngsters
have been practicing several
times each week in anticipation
of the summer program. They
ere vitality interested in the lea
gde and will benefit greatly
from its operation" said Coach
Diamont.
Various civic clubs in Tabor