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Evening star., 1955-10-03

house. home Of Mrs. Heath Nc
Callum. and home Of Mrs. VIII
liam Holmes.
Saturday--old Meeting House,
now the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Mcdaniel: Basil Haley's
Cottage. and the homes Of Mrs.
John Payette, Mrs. William T.
Burch and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bentley.
Sunday--Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Totes Pink House, Grover
House. home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Winder. and the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cutler,
Mrs. Marion Fitzpatrick and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. GIL, jr.
Evening star., 1955-10-03

A police drive here Is driving
some sex offenders to Baltimore.
police of that city said yesterday.
This Baltimore vice squad ar
rested 1852 persons late Saturday
in what they termed "the largest
might club raid ever made IN
Baltimore"
Most were from washington.
the raiders said.
The night spot was the Pepper
|Hill Club, Gay street. on the
fringe Of "The Block. Baltic
|more's notorious club district.
sergt. lyman 0oldstein Of the
Baltimore vice squad led the
raid. He said: I'VE have received
word that Washington police are
conducting q drive on homosex-
|uals: apparently some Of them
|are coming to Baltimore for their
entertainment"
Five Convicted. rs Forfeit
Yesterday 139 persons ap-
|peared in Baltimore's Central
Police Court on charges Of dis
orderly conduct. Twenty three
others failed to appear and for
feited $26.45 collateral each.
The court session was o Wild
climax to q wild night. After
several outbursts In the court
room. Magistrate Meyer N. Car
din threatened to add contempt
of court charges to the lesser
counts.
Only i've persons were con-
yicted. AL gave Baltimore adj
dresses.
Sergt. Goldstein testified po-
lice found evidence Of homo
|sexuality" In the club In the 200
block Of North Gay street.
Crowd Jams Place
Late Saturday night. Sergt.
Goldstein said. he sent two
patrolmen to check on the club.
'They reported back to me in
about 25 minutes that the place
Evening star., 1955-10-03
BY PAUL HOPE

Population growth in North
ern Virginia is expected to be
only half as great In the next
i've years as it was during the
past i've years. according to q
study released today.
A showdown in the rate OF
growth is noted In a report pre-
pared for the Northern Virginia
Planning and Economic Develop
ment Commission. The report is
one OF a series being prepared In
a $4,000 fiscal study authorized
by the commission.
The population Of Arlington
and Fairfax Counties and the
cities Of Alexandria and Falls
Church will reach 100000 by
1860, according to the report
prepared by DR.. Lorin A. Thomp-
son, director of the Bureau Of
Population and Economic Re-
search Of the University Of Vir-
ginia.
Population for the region is
now estimated at 407, 900, q 34.2
per cent rise from the 303, 1913
reported in the 1850 census. The
increase expected ! during the
next five years Is estimated 81
1872 per cent.
I. Employment In the Metro
poiitan Area Is tending to sta
bilize. Increases in the next dec
ade VIII be relatively small
compared to those since 1910.
2. Further expansion Of ac-
tivities Of the Federal Govern
ment in the area win be quite
limited since further concentra-
ton of activities In Washington
is contrary to sound national
defense policy.
3. The annual mum ber OF
births during the next five years
will be maintained at approxi-
mately the current level.
4. Families with children will
continue to move from apart
ments into the single family
areas. causing Fairfax County
to grow more rapidly than other
areas Of Northern Virginia.
He said the pattern Of growth
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Irish Setter Is Best Dog
|kt Old Dominion Show

LabEeaes 1etfisysg = Ebony Dgcheas.
CAPT RsrneEd 7: Roeinso9. AlezaIaris,
Way. Harvey q Ross. BsltimeEs, I'd
epaniels- Cocker Black. ch. Brad
and Mrs. Bradford Bartlett Of Pals
aold sssId' wiiiisS Isiioom. IN. r..
.ssssSoSas spsnis!s isar.l eolorsd, w.s.sood
Apschs porpthy 4. qrovsE, Washington;
SMOKE. Maieolm's 9. Lansfcrd. jr., WASH
mss Lseinds' William X strieEIsr.0 0Pia Phi.
si@sraners--ch. .Artiui o,wolt Trap
G, p, Capt. Raymond c. oosson, Hyatts-
W WORKING BREEDS
Husky TAX. Robert =. Zolier. Blue Ridss
Bezsrs.cb Hectic Asssas Leue
/ MAI Peter chsndoI, sWoodstoek, vs.
brook Hoyeyer. Capt and Mrs. :. II
coSsln S.Iman ssinssSs shspsera-ch oueil Il ston,
Home. Valrich Kennels, CocEeysyiile, Nd
Iney, Rafael 0uirola, Chalfont, Pc;
samoyeds--Dunya Of Encino. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank B. Bowen, Reckyille; -,
sensstion. astiaha MARI sass Isysnson. PALS chnre6
siberian Husky---Iyanka OF kabkol
81, BeFnard-Feliow Boy Morris. Chris
w welsh C corTis. PsnSrsie--ch. ToeI,
TaImadre. % %shortviiis n. !.
TERRIER BREEDS
Airedsle- Breezewocd Bonanza. Mr
Bedlineton TeFrier-CoE Magog %
IRowanceks Mr. and Mrs. oeoFse "
d Border Tsrrier-PhiIabeg Loyal Mer.
lritt II. Pope, Aldie. We.
~ ssl NM TeEri. ysas sSlSFedlhaas darlnsson TIKI Q
Fox Terrier sriooth-T Twinhark syn.
tan. NJ and Mrs, Hunties Cnris''
Arthur i. Cannon, chobls. va !,
Kerry Blues-hee.s Blue Timothy, AL
bert Z. Gaskins, Washinston.
osfsa sfss:,.1 Mr.. sas q csssfsD. Noun
- MSeaiyham-ch. ST. Margaret special.
ist, Princess Emma Toussoun, Wasnins-
Wclsh Terrier--Penzanee Panic. Mel
Benton Hudson. Vienna Va.
TOY BREEDS
Chlhuahuas. Lens Coat = crouse''
ICoia, Wiil-Back Kennels. Norfolk
Chihuahuaa. sInoeth Ceat-Thsini
Dream Boy. Emma THEM. Arlington, n. =
deanf Of Orchard Hills, MTs. Richard 8
ouiRley, Lock Haven, Pa.
Pinsehers. Miniature--Ch. .Ritchereftii
Wilboie. MTs- W. O. Richie. Bnrlinston
Y, Psmeranians-crown Princess cand,
Jade. James K Arfraa. WAsht1gton.
PoodIes, Tey-Lyon's Once De Ru.
Gene Wiiwyn Kennels. Montchanian
| Pugs --ch. Edy-norn's Mr. Bliss. Mrs
Edythe Ellis. Shadyside. Nd.
NoNsPORTTNG BREEDs
Boston Terrier--Arnold's Sweet Re:
gnfds, Mrs. Dorothy Arnold, Easl
fssdies. standard ch. Tustsnccve
Evening star., 1955-10-03

Nearly 1000 persons watched
an Irish setter take the prize as
best dog yesterday at the 25th
annual Old Dominion Kennel
Club Show.
Judging the contest, at Airing
toms Thomas Jefferson Junior
High School. was Frank Down
ling Of Towson. Nd, who also was
Judge Of the top dog at the clubs
first show rs years ago.
Best dog in the show was CHI
lDuguaire Bryson. Irish setter
owned by DR.. Jack H. Shelskie
lof Springfield. Mass.
Other Group victors
Winners Of ther groups In.
lcluded:
Hound group. Smooth Dach.
Ishund. Brett Of Maridox. ownet
lby Bencelia Kennels Of Alex.
andria: working group. Dober.
IMAM Pinscher. Oh. Aida's Hilda
owned by Fleta n. Ruff, Norfolk
Wa: terrier group, miniature
lschnauzer. Oh. Delfin Victoria
lowned by the Deifin Kennels ol
lEdnor. Md; toy group, q toy
Manchester terrier, Ch. Right JOY
lof Parkwood. owned by Velma I
Agnew and Harold K. Thompson
washington. D. c., and in the
on-sporting group. q Dalmatian
lCh. Teatotler Of the Walls, owned
by the Hobbyhouse Kennels
Tuxedo. N. Y.
| Among the shows 5l3 entries
THE following were judged bes,
lof breed:
HOUND BREEDS
AiKhan-Akmal Taranah, Douglas "A
Basenji-kfiiiyisna Joiity. Bettima Bel
Bsasiss = Not exceeding Ia inches
ReSnsSv RReSnns oss,as s;i1s, sSrs h and Robert
l5 inches, Am. and Can. ch. Johnson
i.snsSBurk.sln iEsRssSB KIM 4 Edward y. Johnson o
.ss:ss::. Ran riR:ss Hssf
Daehshsnds, long haired - Ch, d,
senetur Beyard, Harry T. Howell. d
! .NorUeeisn Elk Hounds--Trygye Lar
fol Clondbrcok. Wallace r Cloud. Char
ksilkis- Anss.s zillah. Miriam Burg.
Ihardt, Joppa. Nd.
SPORTING BREEDS
Peinters--R Rock Falls peaey. Herberi
b. Whitner. IT.. Bon Air. Va
Pointers German Sherthatredl ~ Gus.
| sic Won echott. DR. Thomas q. anc
Barbara G. Boiselnir, Afiineton.
RED Devil. WfiVyn Kennels. Montchanin
Del 33aS7 A
Golden Res.l.y.r !. ooldhayen,: JOY
Evening star., 1955-10-03

Tiniom. Mrs. oeorEs Lemon H.. Balti-
more.
Bulldegs-- Bodiey,s Bull OF the Woods,
John c. Bodley, Washinstnn.
Ch0ws--Forviti's stardust. Louis n
Crabhiu and Ella r. Fortes. Alexandria.
PoodIes, Miniature - rreiiane vaseo
Marguerite 8. Tyson. WashinKton
Mrs K McMurry. Burlington. n. c.
Evening star., 1955-10-03

Pelnters-Reck Falls peaey. Herbert
p. Whitner. IT.. Bon Air. Va.
sic Won echott. Or Thomas q. and
Barbara G. Boiseinir. Aflington.
eheeaDeake Bay Retriever - WilWyn's
Req Devil. wilvyn Kennels. Montchanin,
Golden Retsiever - ooldhayen,s JOY.
I Caroline n. ciauser. Stevenson, Nd.
Evening star., 1955-10-03

Boston Terrier--Arnold's sweet Re.
gards. Mrs. Dorothy Arnold. East
otssssi sssdie.. ss,.naard- -ch. Tu.tsneoye
Evening star., 1955-10-03

Late Saturday night. Sergt.
Goldstein said. he sent two
patrolmen to check on the club.
They reported back to me in
about 25 minutes that the place
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Nesr1ith Will Head
Local Booster Club

Tabor City's Booster Club be-
san its new year planning BY
eiCcting Ben l.. Ncsmith III 70
serve as president.
Nesmith was elected Friday
right in an organizational meet
ing held at the Womans Club
House. He succeeds Tally II
Eudings as president of the
group.
Other officers named by the
group include Erskinc Young
vice president; Al Harrison, sec
rotary; and Arthur Prince. trea-
.surer.
Election Of two one-year di-
.r,ctors was postponed until the
hcxt meeting TO be announced
by the new president.
"One Of our primary goals
this year will be TO erect new
bleschers at the park" said
President Nesmith.
Money for the project will be
raised through the publication
Of a football program. Last year
the program was acclaimed one
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Ncsmith is one of the most ac-
tive young men in the commun-
ity. He is past president Of the
Civilian Club, charter member
of the Junior Chamber of Com
mCrcc, Boys Home committee
member, treasurer of the Lake
t; Dor Recreation Commission,
and Sunday School Superintend-
ent of Mt. Tabor Baptist Church.
Last year, under the leader
slip Of Tally Eddings, the Boost
cr's Club purchased tumbling
mats and covers that received
considerable use at the school.
Too, blocking and tackiins
equipment was purchased for
the football squad. Approx
msteIy $3.50 worth Of eauipmeni
was purchased for the school last
year by the club.
Members present for Fridays
meeting were Randall Burleson,
David Diamont, willard Wright,
ILL Truitt, Ben Nesmith, Ray
mond B. Msllard, Arthur Prince,
Tt lily Eddinss and Al Harrison.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
AN EDUCATION is IMPORTANT
By c. II. PRIMER
Tabor City School Principal

School is opening for the year with appar-
emily a greater interest the of most parents
and children. There are always few, however who
fail to realize the value of at least high school
education.
few parents don't care particularly
whether the child gets much education or not being
satisfied with the fact that they have been able TO
make pretty good living without it. Others are
lured by the idea of getting job and making money.
| was trying to persuade 10th grade boy to stay
IN school and try to do a better lob than a brother
who had quit the year before. lie informed me that
his brother was ma king 500 weekly in Detroit
or somewhere out there and said this That's more
than your teachers making
Education however, does pay off over the span
of ones life in dollars and cents aside from the many
liter saisfactons which it hines - the individual
So to those who have dropped out of school because
you didn't like school for some other fmsy reason
urge you to return and work diligently for your high
school diploma. You will always be proud of it. And
remember that have to make some sacrifices of
present pleasures in order to win greater pleasures
in the future
The teachers here to help you if you are anxi-
Gus to improve yourself Seek out help, shall gladly
give it.
We solicit the full cooperation of all parents in
our effort to make this best year for Tabor City
School
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
WOW Present
Flag To The
|CuidewaY School

Ar American flag was pre-
serted to the Guideway School
on Friday night by representa-
tives Of the Woodmen of the
World.
Clayton Lewis, principal OF
GH'Geway School. said today
that the flag was presented by
Mr.. Frank Young and Mr.. Dav-
is Stevens of Tabor City.
"The Woodmen of the World
acted promptly on the request
that the school have a flag for
Opening day and all students and
teachers are grateful to them
for making it possible for our
c"'ors to wave majestically over
GLidcway," said Lewis.
During the past Is years,
Woodmen of the World have
PRESENTED over 10000 flags to
schools throughout the Nation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Horny
Farmer
Slain

A "A year old Horny County
observation-disclosures was slain
Thursday about 2;3O p. m. His
wife was being held, Sheriff
John Henry said.
Clyde Smith Anderson of the
ECrIan section was shot once
With .25 automatic pistol at
us filling on-Store-home,
III { sheriff said.
The sheriff said no charges
IuNC b,cn placed yet, ne could
lgivc no other details at this
time and that the investigations
! are continuing.
MIR. Anderson was born in
lI'crry County, son Of Mrs. Ina
Ea dee Anderson and the late
Cherries A. Anderson He was u
iia"mbcr of the Poplar Methodist
IChErch and a veteran of World
War Two, having served in the
|U0itcd States Navy.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. CostIG Powell Anderson,
Iand two sons. Charles A. And
cTson and Clyde Ashley Arder-
son all of Route 4, Conway: one
daughter, Mrs. Sherry Lee
Strickland Of Route l. Loris:
!tArcc brothers, Alvin NJ. And
crSon OF Cottagcvillc, c. Tall
r.udge Anderson of Route 1,
Ayror, and Thurman w. And
crson of Conway; one sister,
Ms. Cecile Annette of Conway;
lis mother and one grandchild.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted at p. m. Friday from
he Poplar Methodist Church by
the pastor, the Rev. f. d. Dav-
idson. assisted by the Rev. Joel
Underwood. associate pastor of
I'hc Conway Methodist Church.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Officers Recover Stolen Tobacco;
Three Charged In Auto, Leaf Theft

A truckload of stolen tobacco
WAS recovered yesterday morn
ing by local officers and three
n.on were charged with tobacco
theft and grand larceny of u
motor vehicle.
Chief of Police H. Z. Epps said
today that Rupert Prince, Lewis
Ec.lamy OF the Tabor City area,
ard James Crawford Simmons,
Il, of Ashe were charged with
the theft. Prince was released
On $500 bond while the other
two men had failed TO post bond
II press time today.
In the search for the stolen
tCbacco, officers uncovered and
destroyed 4 still in the Mill
Eronch section. Chief Epps said
2iO gallons OF mash and a 400
Gallon capacity cooker were de-
SlrUyed. No one was at the scene
and the still had never been in
operation.
The truckload of tobacco. some
POO pounds, was stolen from in
fI'nt of New Farmers Ware
house between three and four
% Cock Tuesday morning while
the driver talked with several
n ends inside the warehouse.
An alarm was sent out for the
Sto.cn truck and officers receiv-
cd information that il was park
I'D III a church yard in the Mill
Branch community.
Chief Epps said the tobacco
bad been removed from the
tuck. In searching the area
they found four Negroes loading
the tobacco from house on the
.a'd Prince farm onto a truck
One of the Negroes, Lewis Bel
lanH. was among those indicted
fer the theft.
None of the Negroes was able
10 say who employed them. Of
Gers then picked up Rupcr'
Prince and James Simmons a.
they drove ;..Cugh Tabor City
olOut eight o'clock yesterday
morning
Epps reported that after lonl
Ih"urS of questioning the mer
admitted the theft.
The truckload OF tobacco be.
IIraGed to four different farmer.
from Route 3, LoriS. When of.
i.ccrs recovered the tobacco i
had been mixed and the owner!
rad a difficult time separating
IL Owner were J. F. Todd
Charlotte Todd. w. B. Hardie
isud Clcvc Cause.
Officers assisting in the i'll.
vC%tigation were Chief Epps
Constable Lonzie Ward Officer
Ted Watts. and Patrolman J. r
Parker.
The case will be aired in Sup.
iC.IOr Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Over Five Million Pounds
Sold On Local Leaf Market

Local tobacco market figures
slowed yesterdays sale pushed
.ppundage for the season over the
five million mark.
While staying ahead of last
years poundage. the market has
cd the Border Belt average for
two consecutive weeks with av-
cage prices lowering around
$50 per hundred.
A total of s2,84l,655.74 has
been paid TO leaf growers since
.trc mart opened August 3.
Tabor City was the only mar
pct in the Border Belt to show
an increase in poundage during
.'he 1854 season and present
@2ns indicate it will exceed last
.He"r'S 10 million plus record.
Full sales were detected thro-
uGhCut Columbus County last
week and the early part of this
week. Long lines of trucks jam
meu traffic in the local business
district on Monday and Tuesday.
This morning, full sales were
participated; however, the traffic
problem had been alleviated and
SPACE for future sales was ex-
pected to be available.
Market officials stressed the
fact that only one day would be
observed as holiday next week.
Labor Day will be the only time
S2les will be suspended.
we will continue to sell to-
o&cco next week except for the
enc day holiday on Monday"
salt r. ?. Counts, sales super
Visor.
The seasons total poundage is
5 ,095. 586.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Youth Is
Held For
Rape

y l9-year-old South Carolina
youth was charged with raping
a l5-ycar-old Columbus County
g.ri last night about 10 o'clock
in the Williams Township sec
ton
Columbus County Sheriff J.
r. Pridgen said today that Gar
land Buffkin of Route ., Tabor
c ~, was arrested about five
O'clock this morning after the
young girls parents swore out
waIrantS.
Sheriff Pridgen said the boy
tad picked the girl up at her
home last night and taken heI
- Whitcvillc. The attack alleg-
odIy took place at Williams
Township. a small community
.LC;ween Tabor City and White
VILE, as the couple returned
home.
An investigation of the case
was being continued today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

noke a $40 purchase; a radio
announcement worth S2.75 upon
Presentation OF the coupon; a
shampoo when you buy a hair
cut and tonic at Lux Barber
Stop; a S1.50 belt with the pur-
chase OF a S7.95 sport coat or
JJrket at Roberts Clothing Com
pany; haircut at Carolina
Beauty Shop when you have
your hair shampooed and set;
aiy 81 sport shirt in the store
when you make trousers or
sroe purchase Of $5.95 at Caro-
Ina Dept. Store.
These are the varied extras
you get when you trade in Tabor
City and have a Bonanza
Book"
This offer expires Mrach 4,
1853 so purchase your book ear
~ and use the coupons as quick
ly ss possible" said Harrison.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Local Youths
Win Awards
AT WOW Camp

Some rs boys and Is adults
.aite nded the Boys SportSmen's
.CluL encampment at Lake Wac
cdmaw August 10. 20 and top
lr!aes were won by Tabor City
youngsters. The Sportsmcn'S
Club is a junior organization of
The Woodmcn of the World and
Ill expenses of this enCampment
is paid by the WOW.
j. B. Lattay, Walter Brewer
and E. S. Thornton sponsored a
two hour school and money a
w&rds on tree Identification.
Conrad FCcher. of Tabor
CITY, and Danny Baldwin, OF
CJaikton, tied for first place in
tins contest in the eight to IL
year age group. Other winners
in this class were Wade Byrd
e Clarkton, second prize: and
Franklin Ward and Shelbcrt
" ard, of Wilmington, tied for
t:iird place.
In the IL to 16 year age group,
iirsf prize was won by Rodney
Mcpherson of Clarendon. two
second prizes went TO Eddie
Dennis, of Clarkton, and j. Ray
Stanley, Jr., of Clarendon. Third
pace went to Bobbie Goodin OF
CIarkton.
Cash prizes were awarded on
The basis of $1,000 first prize,
$500 second prize, and $500
third prize. This money was do
rdted by the three men sponsor
us the tree identification con-
test.
The Sportsmen's Club is spon-
sUred by the WOW and this an
nLsl three day encampment is
offered free to youngsters who
ere members. The detectives Of
TIE club are many fold includ-
irg the teaching of conservation
Of Natural Resources such as
forest, wildlife and fish. High
way safety and water and home
s"iety is also an objective. Safe
handling Of firearms, archery,
citizenship. patriotism, and drills
arc also listed among the clubs
detectives.
Instruction in riflery was
provided during the encamp-
rent with each boy allowed to
TIRE five rounds. Sgt. James Per-
~ OF Clarkton gave instructions
On erecting tents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
p. T. A States
Thursday Meet

A social period to give tho
ents and patrons the oppor-
tunity TO meet the new teacher.
and welcome all members o.
TIE faculty to Tabor City will
.hiPhlight the meeting of the
Tabor City Parent Teachers AS
ISOLATION to be held in the schoo
auditorium Thursday, Septemb-
r Q, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Irwin Strlck-
land, president announced.
Mrs. Tally Eddings, vice pres
ident and program chairman
will be in charge of a brief pro-
ram to precede the social per-
IUd.
1--WE urge all parents, teachers
md patrons, 10 attend the meet
ing and help support strong
P. T. A. this new year." Mrs.
Strickland said.
The membership drive is now
underway and plans arc being
laid for the Halloween Carnival
the main money making project
fer the organization, Mrs. Strick-
land added.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

There's nothing hidden in
this trade book. Everything is
honest and above board. It's a
chtnge for everyone to add a
thrill to their shopping in our
community"
Proceeds from the books will
be used to finance civic projects
in Tabor City.
"On1y 1900 books will be sold.
A limit OF one to each adult will
be adhered to in order TO spread
he books as far as possible"
Some Of the values a person
can receive by purchasing one
of the books are: Two tickets to
he Ritz Theater for the price of
me; A $l49 window and/or car
sashed with any 80 purchase NJ
Dicus-Fowler Co.; q 81 pair q
n,se with any $3.50 shoe pureh-
ase at Tabor City Depsrtmen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Store, four classified ads at the
Tabor City Tribune upon pre-
Isertation Of the coupon: an auto
fabrication when you purchase
an oil change and car wash at
FRINGE Motor Company; a
Scripto ballpoint pen with the
purchase Of any Amity billfold
at Harrelson's Pharmacy; a pair
OF rubber heels when you have
a pair OF shoes half soled at
Tabor City Shoe Shop: a pocket
knife OF sofa pillow when you
purchase So OF more at Tabor
Hardware; a wheel balancing job
worth SO when you have your
Gil changed and get a chassis
fabrication at Cal Tire Service;
three shirts Numbered without
extra cost when you take 50
worth of dry cleaning to Caro-
Ira Cleaners; any 81 Item 1t
schiid's Dept Store when you
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Stores Will Be
Open Labor Day

Labor Day will be another
working day for Tabor City
merchants according to R. P.
Counts, executive secretary of
The Merchants Association, who
said stores would be open Mon
day.
Tabor City's tobacco market
will observe Monday as a holi-
day but Mr.. Counts said the
market would be closed only on
Monday.
II was previously rumored that
the market would close for sew
cral days; however. officials
quickly curbed this rumor.
Waccamaw Bank and Trust
Company and most professional
offices will observe Labor Day
rs well as local beauty shops.
Business establishments In
general will be open Tor busi-
ness" said Mr.. Counts.