Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-29
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BY PHILLIPS HARRELSON

It's nice to get off the regular
run once in 4 while SO on a re-
cent week end | took off and
spent couple of days with
the folks in Darlington County,
South Carolina. The farmers
over there don't like the recent
acreage cuts either. but mas
much rs they have more diver
Slficd crops and more induSt-
ricS they will not feel the cut
so badly. They plant more
small grain corps and lcspe-
deza as well as raising of live
stock than we do locally. One
farmer told me he had rcaliz-
cd a net income of ten dollars
weekly from his flock of hens,
since last September. The fish
crmCn were all awaiting the
yearly run of herring up the
Big Pee Dee. II must be quite
an event the way they were
preparing.
A revival meeting will begin
al Clarendon Baptist Church
on the fourth Sunday in March
and Will continue through the
following week. Rev. CLYDE
Prince. former pastor of the
church, will assist AT the meet
ing. The public is cordially in
vlted 10 attend and take part.
a revival meeting will be-
Gin at New Brunswick Mis-
sionary Baptist Church on the
first Sunday in April and con-
tinuc through the following
week. Rev. Foster Harrelson
Will assist at the meeting. The
public is cordially invited to
attend.
Mrs. CephuS Williams of the
Clarendon section is recuper-
ating nicely after a serious ILL
less and surgery back in Janu-
ary.
Mr.. George Mcpherson is
busy rcmodclling and building
an addition to his home on
Route l, Clarendon.
Mrs. w. E. Crib of the
Clarendon section celebrated
"a birthday on February 26. A
dinner was given in her honor
which was attended by a large
number of her children and
grandchildren.
Mrs. Fred Mobiles of the
China Grove section is serious
ly i'll at the Columbus County
Hospital.
Mr.. Lcamon Ward and Mr..
Clyde Ward both of Route ,.
Chadbourn, recently spent a
week end with relatives in
Belmont. y. c.
Mrs. Joshua Ward of Route
B. WhltCVillC. was admitted to
Duke Hospital on February l8.
Ronald Wayne Sp.vcy. small
son Of Nir. and Mrs Grover
SpIvcy Of Route 3. WhItcyIllc.
Is a paticat at Community Hos
pital, LoriS.
Mr. VI. X. Duncan and Mr..
solomon HIlburn both Of the
Williams Township school Sc
ton recently made "a business
trip to Belmont. y. {. Docs
anyone believe it wus all uusI-
ness and no pleasure
Mrs. Jerry Stephens ~ Tab
or City and Mrs. s. =. Gore a.
Clarendon visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Stanley in Lexington. y
{. recently.
Rev. J. NJ. Carroll. pastor Of
the WaCCamaw Methodist
Charge is seriously Ill with
pneumonia at his home.
a revival meeting will begin
at Old Zion Wesleyan Method
iSt Church on March - and
viii continue on through Mar
Oh l8. Rev. Z. T. Gentry will
assist the pastor. Rev. W. G.
Davis, in the meeting. The
public is cordially invited TO
attend.
Rev. Clarence Crib reports
q large attendance at the sing
iHg convention which was held
at Welcome Free Will Baptist
Church on February 10.
Plants are turning green
throughout :hc COUNTRYSIDE
nowadays. Let Us all hone VIC
ill not have the killing frosts
this year we experienced last
year. | notice a large number
Of fruit trees arc budding.
With this issue We welcome
the following nov ,uhscribnr.
Mrs Sam Herring. Ccphus
Williams. GCor- Mcpherson
Mrs. Gcrotha Cuba. Mrs Raw
Crib. Mr.. Catherine Dove
Mrs. !. l.. Joyncr. Alfred VII
hanson. Clyde Shelley. Mrs
d. F. Rockwell. Eddie Buf,kir
Gordon Long. Donnie Graham