Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
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BY PHILLIPS HARRISON

thoughts Of spring and plant
ing time begin to buzz. People
begin to speak of their plant
beds and where different
things will be planted. 1t hap
pens each year but it always
has new ring to it.
Mr.. Alton Crib of Route l,
Tabor City, was admitted to
Community Hospital at Loris
on February l3.
David Williams of the Clar-
endon section returned to Duke
Hospital on February l6 for a
check-up. David was a patient
at Duke recently and had the
first OF a series of surgical OPP
erations.
Miss Violet Nealey of Route
|, Chadbourn, is a patient at
Duke Hospital. Miss Nealey
has heart condition that may
require surgery.
The Stephens store over in
Clarendon will soon be housed
in a new brick building. It
looks mighty good.
Mrs. Clifton Norris Of High
Point, but formerly of Route
|, Chadbourn. was recently
patient al Columbus County
Hospital.
Mr.. Pete Strickland Of the
Cherry Grove section is a real
fisherman. He had a fine catch
several days ago but he said
they were nothing compared
with the catch he and Mr.. Cliff
Worlcy made at Lake Wacca-
nav some time ago.
Mrs. r. w. Floyd of Loris
is a patient at the Mullins Hos
pital.
The East Tabor Homemakers
Community Choral Club held
its regular monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs. Ruey Hewett,
Route l, Tabor City, on the
evening Of February 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Atk-
inson and children. Sandy and
Becky. are visiting Mrs. Atk-
inson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whit Wright of Route J, Tabor
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Prince and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Wright,
all Of Route l. Tabor City, re-
Gently vacationed in Florida.
Mrs. Mary Wright. Mrs.
Margaret Hewett, and. Mrs.
Mona Wright If the East Tabor
Homemakers DcmonStr ton
club attended a musical train
ing school in connection with
their club work which was
held at Lunbcrton recently.
Mr.. Tommy SolcS has COM
plctcd Boot training at the Ma
val Training Station. Great
Lakes, Illinois Mr.. Solcs at
present is spending a fourteen
day leave with his mother.
Mrs. Carl Harrclson. on Route
;. Whitcvillc. At the expiration
Of his leave he will report 10
his next assignment al Por;
Hucneme. California.
Little Miss Judy Gail Fipps
Of Aberdeen. is spending some
time with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. \. Fipps. Of
Route 3. Tabor City.
Mrs. Tom Jones of Route |.
Nakina, is visiting relatives in
Alabama.
Pvt. j. G. Stevens now sta
TONED at Camp Gordon. Gcor-
gia, is spending furlough
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Stevens who live on
Route l. Nakina.
The Zion Plains Baptist
Church (colored) folks are do
ing a remarkable job of build
ing a new plant. The building
under construction is of con-
CIete blocks. At the present the
building is finished as far as
outside work is concerned and
is debt free. The pastor. w
VI. d. Flowers, said they expect
to finish construction this year
Mrs. j. NJ. McCloskey, of
Route 2, Chadbourn. is i'm
PROVING after a serious illness.
With this issue we welcome
the following new subscribers
johnnie Buffkin. Bob Black
well, Lonnie Robinson. Miss
Flee Boswell. +. J. Williamson.
w. II. ID. Flowers. p. O. White.
[. w. HARRISON. Early Smith.
Lcamon Worlay. Mrs. Vcrtic
Strickland, Ernest Williams
Floyd Cartrctt". Frank Fowler.
Mrs. Viola Ncalcy. Mrs. ]. r.
Hunt. NJ. {. Cartrc;'c. Ben y
Fowler. Mrs. Clcta Worlev
Mrs. II. w. Todd. J. +. Rock
well. Ebert SOlCS. A. T. Solcs.
Mrs. Ma HarrclSon. Mrs. Geo
re Sing. r. G.. Ward. and. /.
l.. Hardcc. Thank YOU a lot
folks and may your stay with
The Tribune be long and rio,.