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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
PLAIN
TALK
BY AL HARRISON

Christmas is slipping up on most of u. ~,
days wiling TO take 3G5
th one thlng enjoy more than all the res, ~,
VOL d spirit fnds its way in is watchina ~a ae
Mork done by unselfsh persons who tb;nL ilg the
sea but of the many needy and not &
Just this kind of thoughtfulness sever,, ~
Em 'He part OF Mrs James c. Cox resulted in ago
Is to serve needy families ri! purpose
brr AGa,n TINS year the Fund will be operating .ns
WISE Will INTO he ives of needy persons who otb H@a
wise would not be remembered " ''her'
cbiIJ some folks object to giving toys to the rsoa
aren lhey reason that the youngsters should ty
things other than toys for Christmas feai I nav
entitled to their opinion ee' 'hey are
-. IL IL / were a youngster I'd think unkind tb,
Oh santa c iaus if he brought me a POND f Hougns
new bicycle. ee' sparkling
me Empty Stocking Fund needs YOUR sunno-.
LOOK around the house pile I'D those old Cpp tI
: u 'oyS that your youngsters no longer wear o i
VII. Sall me at 1921 and I'll pick them nm pay
- Ne De your call that makes the difference betwea
needy youngster. ior some
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
FINALLY FOUND THE PLACE

one OF my favorite stories is about the voupcsto
VIII .o m"lhea Dare1ooted to church each Sunday morn
Ing. ne attended church about two miles from his
'. re "l'hough one was located about a block awaH
~ Don, why don't you come to our church It's closer
tb nu your feet wouldn't get cold they do walking
as y" % ihieS, one of the said to him as he
passed the church near his home "
ieth' put they love little Teller at that Other
church." replied the kid '"' 0'"'
,; ne n StotE came to mind when | attended Dedica
Ia, &c" sundays ago That's church where they must
AnJ NIUE Teller The fellowship was tremendor,
% 1t . d church that prideS itself in being the centcr
OF community activities. This was encoura ONO bo
noi iE churcheS are getting away from the idea Of
Pe'Pie using the buildings as a community centor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
GIVING TO CHURCH

The bulk of church members give
little more than pittances to keep
their churches going, according to q
copyrighted article in the November
issue of Changing Times, The Kip
linger Magazine
The overwhelming majority of Civ
ing Is on 4 S1-a-week basis But MANY
occasional church attenders contrib
ute as little as 81 year for the
support of the church to which they
are anxious to come on Christmas
and Easter.
OF the ten Protestant churches re-
celvlng the greatest total contribu-
tons. PreSbyterians (U. S. gave the
most, an average of 1854 per men,
Der year. Lutherans missouri
synod were next with $67.S2 and
Presbyterians (U.S.A.), third, with
an average member contribution of
S6l.47. The other seven: Congrepa.
uonal Christian, S54.76; Protestant
Episcopal. $5l.S4: Lutheran Unit-
ed, S5O.25; Baptist american Con-
Nentlon, S43.17; Baptist (Southern
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05

giving dinner, while nom WI.
IN the kitchen cleaning up
pop was lying on the den div.
an. Ii was Going more flop
ping than hopping.
w. must lncy always play
.hc star Spar.lcd Banner
VIII" my loot's asleep?
Cob Vincent defines a honey
moon IS the thrill that come
one i. a wifct.mc We.
the minister starts TO tear apal.
your i"vor!tc sin, that's wh,u
he stops preaching and ST.
mcddlIng.
To all my ncighboro who In.
night heard my wife shou-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
A NEW FACE IN OUR MIDST

ne lteN llllam Smythe, Jr, pastor of the Tabor
Clty Presbyterian Church, arrived last wax and %Id
Ills hrs iitSt services here Sunday morning
H. Us Us, nee to have the Rev. Smythe in our midst
ne VIII ina his congregation one of the smallest
'o" e. out also one of the most conscientious
oihce the departure of the Rev Fletcher G.
i last January the local Presbyterians have
. "ithout a regular pastor Yet, the absence of a
p"Suor mas tended to make them a more closely knit
etLouP; lhey have done considerable work on the
tb; en ouialng and the manse and have carried out
" pastor mas made each member realize the tremend-
puS responsibilities facing preacher Their spirS
nave never faltered.
mats why feel the Rev Smythe will enioy call
Ing iapoT City his new home. He can from the start
the number iesaiuieSS u
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
SIGNS OF ACE WILL APPEAR

hoi ou can stay young forever. You're growing old
When you can't find former friends listed in the on
easement and marriage columns of society pages
CO. Ke Is creeping when you meet an old friend who
MIN or her as bachlor or "old maid"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05

View grading regulations 70.
cure that each peanut in The
farmers official test sample for
grade must be split and examin-
ca by the Inspector. This viii
. mean q more accurate grade for
tne farmer as well as the buyer
says A. d. Stuart, agronomy en-
College. " o'"'e
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05

lou can take it with you. Which is probably the
reason so many people haven't gone yet
me man on the street interview was oimed IT
secret formulas for long life
n re sPied frail looking leaning on his cane
.I Hnd 10 what do you attribute your long life sr?"
!, wen, drink about two quarts of wbiskev eve.r
diffe anu aahce all night seven times week with
oh. And how old are you?"
III be 22 on my next birthdav,"
Il, some folks say they know what il ,,o;,,s. - :.
their small hometowns but thew raed gong on ~
ma out who got caught at il "' TIE paper 10
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
LOOKING AHEAD

Inc man knew better but he wouldn't have bos
anyone know it for the world nave haa
by eo,iy next year Labor Day will be observed
T TI on monday and Thanksgiving Dav CONES u
ne said as he Tipped through the calendar
bon% e,4 IDS me of the time Thanksgiving Day wa
fourth one in that month 1t promntad ono 10 'ne
Better get your shopping done for ali voU
MO" tomorrow. night be Christmas" " iva
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05

- [LNALE. a white collar worker is one who carrio
IN a brief case instead Of a pail ''' ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
MAXWELL Ar nae =.

T., C"hLL AT BASE. ALA
&c 81, Jack F. spivey was Sc "a
J,,u DIZZY assigned to this base for
Hospital. oio'h oSAF
,,;, ne arrived here from dp,v
in Korea. hospital
~ Airman Spivey is the son ~,
~ mr: and and Mrs. Halle II. Spivc =,
1 1I TABOR City. He attended Nm
ilanover High School in VIII
n and graduated in 1859
Spivey has been in the A.
'orce for two years. "
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
BARNEY GLAZER'S COLUMN

Many men claim they are not
interested III marriage. ana
they nave wives AT home to
prove II After the Thanks
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
I'M ON A BINCE

, seems That Tn Plain Talking NV wav strictlv
Long Long church lines but it good to see the Rev.
etcher hutcheson and his family while they visited
mere during the Thanksgiving holidays
But Fletcher, didn't man for YOU not to come
10 see our daughter when remarked that Halloween
races scared her Honest she would have liked YOU
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

Watts, Franklin Ray and Dock
Fowler. Other squad members
are Bob Spivey, Mickey Watts
Kenneth Eddings and Jason
SoleS.
Wniteville will boast suci
performers as Bennett Williams
Duval Norris, Hugh Ward anC
Billy Sledgc.
Gene Burroughs and Don Jcr-
nigan will officiate the Chart,
benefit. Both are registered of.
.icials in AA Conference circles
If you're interested in seeing
iood basketball, the All-Stal
game will be the main attrac-
ton" said Young.
However, Young reminded To-
cal fans, that the opening game
between Civilians and Jaycees
- ould afford the laughs.
Troy Mcpherson, WBTW rad
&c celebrity, has been selected
to officiate the civic club farce.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

the end of the first quarter. A
fest moving second quarter saw
the DcvilcttcS move out in front
and retain the margin of victory
throughout the game.
Shirley Norris paced her
mates with "a points. Willaree
Norris capped II points for
runnerup honors. Ships and
Jones each garnered nine points
in Clinton'S losing cause.
The Red Devils, in losing their
second conference tilt, trailed
}5-l6 at halftime. However,
scoring EOnors for the evening
went to Wayne Miller who
hucketei 20 points for the Dew
Is. Can't. Johnny Bruton aided
Devil cause by garnering
he -.sa,S.
-.-..ts Olson topped his
,.'nr...-- by racking up II
.OintS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

Another, Mitchell Anderson, is
a sophomore.
Playing their final year are
Johnny Bruton, Rowell Burle-
son, Tommy Collier and Ditto"
EGdings.
Spectators at the cage tits are
enjoying Eddie Fowler's vocal
izing." 1t seems to pep up the
ans great deal.
Our Red Devil of the Week"
is Rowell BurleSon. Rowell is a
senior and moved here last sum-
mer from Albemarle. Besides
playing basketball, he is u mem
Der of the Beta Club, the Choir
us, and Monogram Club. Row
ell is well liked by his class
mates and attends the st. Paul
Methodist Church. He is prov
ing valuable on the basketball
team and made II points in his
first game with the Red Devils.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall BurleSon.
Shirley Ann Norris is our
"Devilette of the Week" Shirley
is also senior and co-captain
of the basketball team. She has
been high scorer in several
games but her real asset is her
speed. A member OF the Mono
gram Club, she is planning to
attend Appalachian State Tea
cheers College in Boone where
sic will major in Physical Edu-
cation. Her ambition is to coach
girls basketball.
That's all for now but - see
you next week when again we
will "mingle among the Red
Devils"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25
Benefit Cage Games Set For Thursday

Strong legs will run that Grip
pied ones may walk when the
Tabor City All-Star basketball
team encounters strong ALL
star quint from Whiteville at
the local gymnasium Thursday
night.
Proceeds from the event will
be donated to the March of
Dimes.
ErSkine Young, chairman OF
the local drive, said today the
all-Star tilt would cap an eve
ming of entertainment that finds
the Civitan Club battling local
JayceeS for honors III the OPEN
Ing round.
Jerry Cartrette, manager of
the All-Star quint, announced
mis- starting linsup today. Sew
eial former high school stars
are. numbered among Cartrctte's
squad. Probable starters are Lee
Verne Spivey, Cartrsttc. Maxine
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25
local Cagers
Defeat Evergreen
In DoubIeheaaer

Tabor City's Red Dcvilcttcs
E'n e sweeping 1926 voctorv
over the Evergreen Lady Green
'ns last night to retain their
lead in county standings. The
Rcd Devils. forced 10 come from
+ .aini. niypcJ the Gry.uics 4g-
SO.
In the opener. the Dcvf'rl,.
Jagged behind until the close @,
The third quarter when tn,
took q 22-2l lead. In the Gns.
quarter. the Dcvilcttcs held tn.
Lady Gre mics to five point
while ra,king up rs to proviI
the margin of victory.
Shirley Norris nit for q poip,
to take high scorer honors, vii.
laree Norris was runncr-nu
with nine points.
The Red D5vils also got off
Z" a slow start and trailCd ID;
at the close Of the first period
At halftime they were on tho
short end of a 1921 score. /
wasn't until the final minutes OF
play that TIE Red Devils over
came the slight deficit an,
racked up the 4O-38 win.
Hugh Gore took scoring hon
ors for the Red Devils with Is
points.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25
1856 AA Grid Schedule Announced;
Red Devils Open Season Sept.

The 1856 Southeastern IA
Athletic Association football
schedule, as approved by the
organization in its recent meet
ing at Lumberton, was released
today by President John T. Sas-
ser of Whiteville.
North Carolina High Schoo
Athletic Association Executive
Secretary l.. ]. Perry has also
given his approval to the salte
which consists of So games, all
CTnong members of the ll-School
group.
Opening on September 7, the
schedule will operate with fivs
games per week through No
vember 10, with each school
/ ewing one open date during ths
season. All contests will =.
played n night. The complete
SEAAAA grid slate for 1886 is
Sept. Tabor City at Dunn
NhitCviIle at Haml-t, Sanford
Clinton. Rocking lam at Wades-
boro, Lumb-rton at Raeford:
at Hamlet. Clinton .
" hiteville, WIdcSboro st :sar
ford, Raeford at Rockingham
Lsurinburg at Lumberton: 81
Dunn at Clinton, Hamlet At Tao
OF City. Whltevllle at Wad $
Ooro, Sanford at Raeford. Rock
ingham at Laurinburg: % -
Wadesboro Al Dunn, Clinton at
Tabor City, Raeford at White
vile, Laur.aourg at Sanford,
Lumberton at Rockingham.
Oct. 5-Dunn at Raeford,
Tabor City at Wadesboro. HAM
let at Clinton, Whiteville at
I&ur!nburg, Sanford at Lumb-
lrtOn: l2-L.ur.nburg at Dunn,
Ra -ford at Tabor City. Waavs-
Uuro at Hamlet, LumOcrton at
Wh.tcvlllc. Rockingham at San
- re-; l9-DunI at Luw bcrton,
ator City q; Laurinburg. Ham
80 al Racford, Clinton at Wad-
csboru. Rockingham at White
vile; 2G-Rockingham at Dunn,
Lumbertou q. Tabor City. Laur-
.Uburg al Hamlet, Racford at
( hinton, Sanford at Whit.viIlc.
Nov. Dunn at Sanford.
Tabor City at ROch.ugnam.
Hamlet at Lumbcrton. Clinton
at Laurinburg. WadsSboro at
Eactord; 9-Whitcvillc at Dunn.
; nford at Tabor City. Rocking
ham at Hamlet, LumoCrton at
Clinton, Laurin5urg at Wadcs-
Doro; l6-Tabor City at White
Vile, Hamlet at Sanford. Gin
ton at Rockingham, Wadcsboro
a Lumbcrton Raeford at Laur-
iIburg.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25
&c SPORTS SCENE
&c SPORTS SCENE
With The Red Devils
By Joel Clemens

One of the biggest upsets in
Columbus County girls basket
ball this year was Williams
Townships startling victory ov-
er Tabor City's Red Dsvilettes.
The Devilettes defeated Ever
green 42-11, Evergreen trampl-
ed Williams and Williams past
ed the Devilettes. Complicated.
huh? Maybe the next time the
Devilettcs and Farmerettes meet
the story will be different.
Last year, when the County
Tournament opened in Chad
bourn, the Devilettes were
rank eighth. In the opening
round they surprised Nakina,
ranked first, and sent them
reeling out of tourney play. In
the second game, they defeated
highly touted Hallsboro and rail-
hsd to beat Chadbourn in the
finals. So far they have held
their number one county rank
this year but in basketball any
thing can happen.
The Red Devils have won two
conference games and tasted de-
feat twice. Their most pleasant
victory was the $500 decision
over Whiteville.
They are showing good team
work this year and excellent
craftsmanship. It's sort of sad
though to see high school rings
appearing on some of the squad
RENDERS fingers but Coach
Diamont has good prospects for
next year.
Two of the main scorers, Hugh
Gore and Wayne Miller are
members of the junior class.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25
-
Jayyces 6 JOSH
j.oliess .-i'esora
4 Cage lartiviiy
(By Joel Clemons)

one Oh the secrets behind a
varsity basketball
am IS now much experience
ne player nave had. Most peo-
PIE on the local high school bas-
hetoall team have had that OK
perience on the Junior Varsity
cam
Oh'!l now inc 4CHS SRI Jay
CSS nave plaE'" i.4r gam
."Cy nave dcl-".la N~N!na 81
- h"!'SOoro " --I-. C""jo2ur
-" ana Ha..s''En IN a see
q" iha'cA $50. inferred ;I
Is ooen nigh scorer d." -.
me Win an - rae o.
""''S per gam il"-.S '.-N.
'"INErup W.. a Eve r-..
'.-"as'
ne Junior j. ..'ct. s. liucU
INSISTS ot NIllCt : Prince. Hay-
S"!yoy, Diane Gore. Ann.
a.srs. Fatsy C.".,r. Nell SD
y. Mary Williams. Duiar
Du.k.ns, Louis, Watts. Peg,
tght, Dixie Jcr"!gun and Car
.iu Beck.
The squad is coached by Keith
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TC Cage Teams
Split Twin Bill
With Clinton

The Tabor City Devilettes de-
fcated Clinton Friday night As
81 to take their fourth straight
conference win. The Red Devils
dropped 77-47 decision to the
Champion Dark Horses.
Playing at Clinton, the Devil
cites fought a hard first quarter
battle and held a 1910 lead at
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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-07-13
FUNERAL M. K. FEARING

Funeral services for Malcolm
Keith Fearing, who died Wednes-
day night last week at the family
residence in Manteo, We're conduct
ed at 200 o'clock in the Mt. Olivet
Methodist Church, Rev. Louis A.
Aitken, pastor and Rev. H. v,
Napier, Baptist pastor, officiated,
"The Old Rugged Cross" was
sung by Mrs. Ruth Brown. Mem
bers of the choir sang, "Jesus,
Savior, Pilot Me, Mrs. Rennie Will
Hanson accompanied at the organ.
The casket was covered with a
pail of red carnations and fern.
Pallbearers were H. Guy Lennon,
Gordon Kellogg, w. R. Pearce,
Victor Meekins, Leigh Hassell, and
Billy Harrington.
Honorary pallbearers We're, Her.
bert Greet, Clyde Biggs, NJ. L.
Daniels, ST., Elmer R. Midget,
Raymond Wescott, Raymond White,
ST., Believe Twiford, j. o. Bas-
night, r. Bruce Etheridge, A. w.
Drinkwater, DIR. C. F. Harris,
Arnold Daniels.
Masonic Rites were held at the
grave side by the Manteo Masonic
Lodge. Interment was held in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery, Manteo.