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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03
Clinton Romps To 40 Victory
Over inexperienced Red Devils

4 twisting. squirming half
back by the name of Bobby
Robinson was more than the Red
Devils could handle here Friday
night as they bowed to ClintOn's
Dark Horses 27-O in n SEAA
conference grid game.
Robinson tailed two of the
Horse four scores and added
two extra points.
II wasn't a one-man show but
Robinson was by far the out
standing player of the night.
The Red Devils. led by Hugh
Gore, were never able to get
their Offense to click.
In the first period. the Clinton
eleven moved to the Devil 10
where John Kennedy ripped off
tackle for the score. Rohinson's
attempt to plunge the center OF
the line for the PAT was to no
avail.
The Horses tackled up another
score in the first period whcH
Red Devil punt was partially
blocked and went to the Horses
on Tabor City's IS.
Robinson moved to the Tabor
City s. Quarterback Musselwhitc
gained three yards to the five
and Robinson bullied his way
through the center of the line
for the Horses second score
Robinson plunged through the
line for hte PAT and the Horses
had a 1870 lead.
Late in the second period, the
Horses intercepted a Devil pass
and returned 1t to the Devil 3S
After a pass from Musselwhitc
to Kennedy moved the ball t.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03

Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Joyner Sr. were
her brother and sistcr-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Butler OF
Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rucy Hcwctt
and children. Winnie and Jim
my: Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Har-
dee and children, Richard and
Patsy; Mrs. Flea Cox and dau-
ghter, Sheriff.; Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Stevens and Miss Ann
Hardee attended a presentation
Of the Ice Capades in Charlotte
evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03

the TC -, a touchdown heave
from Musselwhite to Robinson
Tailed the third I'd of the nigh,
Musselwhite scored the PAT or
an off tackle plunge. The score
at intermission was 900.
Early in the second half, the
Horses romped from their owl
~ to paydirt in 10 plays. Mussel-
white scored from the Devil 9
on quarterback sneak. The
PAT was added on pass from
Kennedy to Robinson.
1t wrapped up the scoring for
the night and Clinton had its
fourth victory of the undefeated
season.
The Devils never gave up. They
fought the bigger and more sea-
soned Dark Horses with every.
thing they had.
Outstanding Red Devils were
Hugh Gore. Tackle Mickey Watts
Guard Mickey Gore, and Tackle
Wayne Miller.
Clinton's outstanding defenSiv,
performer was Tackle Johr
Packer.
Highlight Of Friday nights
game was the little league Skin
mish at intermission.
Two teams of little leaguers
gave the homcfolks their first
look at the new uniforms and
the future Red Devil yarsit.
squad.
Only injury of the intermissior
battle was Roy Russ who suffer
ed a dislocated finger.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03
Thousands Give From The heurt To Aid
Luther Mishoe In Fight To Regain Sight

Luther Mishoe's plight touch
ed the hearts Of thousands this
week and over $1,000 has been
contributed to the fund that
Loris Lions hope will restore his
sight.
The fund drive, started by the
Loris Sentinel and the Tribune
had helping hand by newspap-
crS and radio stations through
outthe country. Contributions in
the main came from South Car
olinians but the tragic story Of
'uthcr's fight to save his eye
Cght has reached people as far
away as Pennsylvania.
Tom Stanly, Loris Lions pres
ident. said this morning that
Luther underwent surgery at
Duke Hospital this weekend.
DR.. Golden s. Hinton. Duke
Hospital resident in ophthalmo-
logy, said the operation was per-
formed to remove cataract
over the right eye. DR.. Hinton
seportcd that technically the re-
Suits of the operation were sat
isfactory.
But he added, at will be sew
eral months before the final re-
suits are known"
In all it will take about six
months before doctors can eval-
uate the effect of surgery to re-
store his sight. He will return
home in a few days. Another OPP
Grafton, to remove cataractS on
5 left eye, will be scheduled in
a few months
we wish to express our deep
est appreciation to the hundreds
of people who opened their
hearts to help small boy faced
with blindness. The response
was very touching and tribute
TO the people who make Ameri-
ca such great place TO live"
SalQ president Slanly.
He remarked that whatever
Qmained in the fund after cx-
penses were met would be plac-
ed in an emergency fund for any
similar cases.
While the total cost of reStor-
ing Luthcr'S vision cannot be
readily determined, Stanly said
there would be no charge by the
attending surgeon. A charge of
SIC for each day spent at Duke
Hospital will be the major ex-
rnse.
Luther, one of five fatherless
children, remained cheerful IS
he accompanied his mother 10
Durham for the delicate opera
ton. His stay at the hospital has
been frightened by the rcaliza-
ton that thousands of people
from throughout the country
care what happens to him.
One small youngStcr, four
"Par-old Allen Compton of Darl-
h.gton, expressed his desire for
Luther to get well by sending a
greeting card.
Even Luthcr'S brothers and
sisters will probably be remcm-
bcred. one lady wrote Stanly
and asked that ne send the sizes
and ages of all the children.
While most contributions were
in small amounts. three men
sent checks for 500 each.
Some sent checks for small
amounts but asked to be con-
tacted if more money were
needed.
1T has been the most wond-
erful experience in the world"
said Stanly as he opened each
mornings mail and duly made
out a receipt for each contribu-
ton.
At Lake City, a variety store
manager and two Mattresses at
drugstore, discussed Luther's
plight after reading about it in
the newspaper.
you know, | wouldn't mind
giving something tn helm that
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03

money to meet the child's needs.
Small private funds cropped
up In Loris. Local folks dug deep
into their pockets. Everyone
shared the spirit of giving to
help the unfortunate boy.
Radio station WTAB in Tabor
City made a direct appeal to its
listeners for two days. The re-
Spouse was gratifying with over
5000 garnered.
Short notes accompanying
contributions sent to the Loris
Lions Club were heart warming
One Charleston man wrote, Il
enclose my check for 500 as a
contribution to the fund your
club Is raising to help defray
the expenses of an attempt 10
restore the sight OF the young
Mishoe boy. It Is a pity that
other service clubs are not Civ
ing more time to such worthy
undertakings" He asked that
his name be withheld.
A Columbia woman wrote, al
Jam living on a pension and am
not young but | do want to help
at least all l can, TO help restore
little Luther Mishoc's sight. Will
try to send more later on.
shall pray for him constantly
God bless you every one in your
efforts to help this dear little
boy"
A letter from WinnSboro, said
My heart goes out to the moth
er of little Luther MiShoe and
to little Luther. Being a mother
OF seVen-year-old son, l can
see how she must feel. | read
in the paper Thursday about
his condition and financial diff
ficulties. We would like to make
a larger contribution than thi.
five dollar check but we fee
that is what we are able to give
and give willingly will mean as
much and will be d help. Please
accept this from one who thinks
of others as God would have us
do. l feel sure that God ha.
spoken through you to give &c
this darling little child the care
and the assistance that nc
needs"
From Columbia came this let
ter, Enclosed please find three
dollars to help pay for Luther
MiShoe'S eye operation. / only
wish | could send you a check
for the price Of the entire oper-
ation."
A Conway man said. 81 wan
to have part in this cause, Sc
please accept my check for s.
to be applied to the fund I have
three children of my own. and
was a fatherIess boy, so m,
sympathy is with such indivldu
ais"
The Luther Nishoc Fund left
no doubt that people still love
their fellow man. The rich and
the poor gave from the sam,
| Dlace-thcir hearts
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03

youngster,' said waitress Syble
Kinds.
Neither would l." replied
Richard MCLawborn. store man.
agcr, as he reached for a milk
shake cup I'll start the drive
with this"
After passing the paper cup
to customers all day Thursday
and Friday, the two girlS-Miss
Kinds and Onita Spring-tallied
their contributions with those of
MCLawhorn who obtained con-
trIbutions from friends at the
bank, the grocery store and a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03

and Mrs. Earnest Smith and
children Of the Pireway section.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faulk
visited Alton Faulk Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Ebert Soles visited her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Gore, Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03

George Long were in Tabor City
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. J. Long and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gomery Larry were In
Whiteville last week.
Mrs. Ed Long visited Mrs. ]. d.
Long recently.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03
CONTINUED From Page u

Coble Dairy Products. Cocker
College. Silver Springs, Florida
Chamber of Commerce, Whining
ton Azalea Festival, Carolina
Power and Light Co. local car
dealers -- Granger Motor Co..
Prince Motor Company and
Rogers Pontiai Company. furni-
ture dealers - Prince Brothers
Furniture, Dorman Furniture Co.
Wright's Furniture and Gas Com
pany and Tabor Hardware and
Furniture, Super Markets =
Bakers, Red and White. Strick-
lnad's, Auto Supply Stores ---.
Western Auto, Braxton Auto
Parts. and City Auto Parts,
Tabor City Rotary Club. clothing
stores 80 Schild's, Roberts and
Carolina Department Stores, and
an Army float from Fort Bragg.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03

long the street. The Fund had
grown to $500. They set their
goal AT 500 and continued
working.
So ii was with a group of wo-
men club members at Durham,
N. c. When they read abou,
Luther's plight, one of the club
Officers went to the newsroom
of the Durham Morning Herald
II want to give something,
she said. Then she told the
newSmcn her club, an auxiliary
group, wanted to take as one of
its projects the task of raising
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03

WANTED: Ladies WITH use Of
car to put on Stanly Hostess
parties Good income, Tabor
City and Chadbourn area.
Contact Mrs. Louise Odum,
1909 Mcmillan, Lumberton or
phone 1928, Lumberton.
10-3,l0,17pd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-10-03

Mrs. II. p. Harrelson is i'll al
her home on the Pireway Road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
|kennedyS Sees
Democrat Split.
ID Congress

WORCESTER. Mass, Nov. 8
(R Senator Kennedy, Demo-
|crat Of Massachusetts,, predicts
mounting bitterness between
northern liberal and southern
conservative Democrats in Con-
|gress. despite apparent Demo-
cratic control Of the new Con-
Igress.
Senator Kennedy told a sister,
hood of Temple Emanuel meet
ing yesterday that the Demo-
Gratis tried to compromise" on
the civil rights issue and ibid
lose a substantial percentage OF
the Negro vote"
The fight of the northern
liberals and southern conserva-
tives In Congress- he said, lis
going to be more bitter and
rather substantial"
He predicted that President
Eisenhower's Overwhelming per-
sonal success" in the election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

Icall. he asked them to express
their views on the reason for his
defeat. Gamely smiling. he APP
peared to take his defeat more
cheerfully than his followers
with whom he conferred.
! Mr.. Fritchey told reporters
that party leaders had given Mr..
Stevenson their own views on his
defeat.
"They had prevailing belief
this election was q horse race
until the foreign crisis Gin the
Middle East arose." Mr.. Fritz
chey said. "A number Of them
made the comment that the adj
ministration's foreign policy
failure ironically was twisted to
give the President an advan-
ltage."
They said that an upsurge
in Eisenhower's strength coin
cided with the developing crisis
and before the blame could be
properly placed the election took
place. Eisenhower support
jumped 4 to 7 per cent after the
war in Egypt broke out"
4 Asked if Mr.. Stevenson shared
that conviction, Mr.. Fritchey
would go no farther than to say:
HE is aware that all the polls
Showed Eisenhower m aktns
rapid gains during the last two
weeks of the foreign crisis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Stevenson Showed
Literary Acumen
In His Concession

CHICAGO, Nov. 8 tR.-Adlai
E. Stevenson. renowned for his
easy way with a quip, showed
that he knows his way around
literary channels as well in his
election concession statement.
In his statement early yester-
day morning, he urged his fol-
lowers not to be "downhearted,
for there is radiance and glory
in the darkness, could we but
see, and to see, we have only to
look.
The source of the quotation
stumped newsmen.
Clayton Fritchey, Mr.. Steven
sons press secretary. said the
defeated Democratic presidential
nominee had quoted from "A
Christmas Letter." written in
1873 A. D. by Fla Giovanni.
At the end of his statement
last night Mr.. Stevenson had
said g. Remember, my dear
friends. what a wise man said
"a merry heart doeth good like a
medicine, but broken spirit
drieth the bones
The idea circulated that thi:
was from Shakespeare. but today
lit was properly attributed. It's
from the Bible-of Proverbs,
Chapter II, Verse %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

He drove fast through the
countryside. to the nearby home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Dick OF
Lake Forest for a small dinner
party.
The defeated candidate plans
to remain at his farm home to
catch UP on an accumulation of
correspondence and make plans
to return to his Chicago law
practice.
His future political activities,
as the Still titular head Of the
Democratic Party, will be dis
closed in q statement he will
make before the end Of the week,
His news secretary, Clayton
Fritchey. indicated to newsmen
yesterday Mr.. Stevenson might
make a series of speeches to help
pay on a Democratic Party CAM
lpaign deficit which likely will
reach more than 81 million,
After his defeat in 1852 and with
the party more than 100000 in
the red. Mr.. Stevenson made
several speeches at party fund.-
raising dinners.
Mr.. Stevenson declined to
speculate on the cause of Mr.
Eisenhower's smashing victory
lin Tuesdays election while
Democrats retained control OF
the Senate and House. In an
informal get-together with re-
porterS, who paid him a farewell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

/, will "affect the program Of both
parties for the next few years"
He said "only moderate adj
Ivances in social legislation" will
occur because of the majority
rule that keeps Southern con-
sentative Democrats in charge OF
congressional committees.
Senator Kennedy said Chi
cago and New York OBJECTIONS Of
the colored vote" were a factor
in the defeat of Adlai E. Steven
son.
Women left the Democrats
for Eisenhower" he said, Job
viously because they like Ike
better than they do Stevenson.
There were young voters,
Negroes and farmers who left us.
some perhaps for good"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

that in many counties Of the
several States where the An
dreWs ticket was entered, cleo
ton officials did not bother to
report votes except for the two
major parties.
However, an unofficial tab
ulation of what reports were
available-far from complete
showed today that Mr.. Andrews
and his running mate, former
Representative Thomas H. Wer-
del, Republican of California,
got at least 10000.
Vote reports by States showed
Virginia-4l, 436 in 1857 pre-
cincts out of 1876.
Louisiana-39,6 28 in 1928 pre-
cincts out of 2,040.
ArkansaS-An estimated total
of less than 5000, but many
counties did not include the
third-party ticket in their re-
ports of election tallieS.
Texas-10.420 in a partial
count.
Tennessee-19.393 in partial
count.
WisconSin--Most counties did
not report minor party totals
However, Andrews and Werdel
polled 1913 votes in Milwaukee
County and 285 in Dane County
Madison.
North Dakota-Returns from
1885 of 1891 precincts gave the
Andrews ticket II votes.
In Georgia, most of the 1885,
write-ins reported when thu
State vote was two-thirds tabu.
lated were for Andrews anc
Werdel, who we're not on thu
ballot.
The Andrews erdel tickle
was on the ballot under va.
riety of names; States Rights
Constitution, For America, Con,
sentative and New Party.
But in South Carolina anC
Mississippi the States Right
title was utilized by hackers O
Senator Byrd, Democrat of Vir.
GINA, and Representative Viii
liamS, Democrat of Mississippi
This ticket polled 1882 in 1,50l
precincts of l.577 in South Caro-
lima, running behind Stevenson
but ahead of Eisenhower. Il
Mississippi, 1907 Of 1920 pre-
cincts gave the Byrd-William
slate Of electors 37.947.
In Kentucky the States RICH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

ticket was in the name of Sena-
tor Byrd and Senator Jenner,
Republican of Indiana, but re-
turns for it were not tabulated.
There were no figures avail
able for the Andrews-Werdel
slate in New Mexico. Iowa, or
New Jersey.
In Alabama there was a
States Rights ticket not afili-
ated with those in any other
States. Reports from 2.453 boxes
out of 1887 gave this ticket
17.948.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

television camera cables awaited
him as he returned late yes
terday to his farm home near
this Chicago suburb.
When the two-tine loser in
races for the presidency left his
downtown Chicago hotel head
quarters for the 40-mile trip
one newsman, two photographers
and q i1ewsreel cameraman fol-
lowed him. During his cam
paign there were dozens accom-
panying the Democratic presi-
Dental candidate. 4
At his farm home later only
one newsman kept vigil.
Lights were aglow in the ste.
venson home as he entertained
few friends. without Interrupt.
ton. There were no lines Of au.
tomobiles grinding along tn,
gravel turn-around in dizzy pur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
|Lobstermen Seeking
Maximum Size Limit

BOSTON-To censure a con-
tinued supply of select-size lob
sters-those generally weighing
one to three pounds-New Eng
lands inshore lobstermen want
a maximum size limit on lob
sters.
Maine is the only lobster-pro-
ducing area with such a restric-
ton. Maine law restricts the
catching Of Holsters less than Sls
inches and more than five inches
from eye sockets to the begin
ming Of the f1ippers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08

suit Of the man who wanted to
lead a Nation. as during the
campaign.
Early last evening. only three
cars drove along the path from
st. Marys road to Mr.. Steven
sons home. One car was Mr.,
IStevenson's. a hired limousine.
Friends who bore gifts Of flow
ers were in the other two cars.
Mr.. Stevenson came out Of the
house. full of the CHEEKY noise
Iof d man arranging a safari. In
his movements, in the vigor of
his voice, 1t seemed that he had
already forgotten Tuesdays de-
feat.
Mr.. Stevenson and his friends
drove away from the farm, the
Democratic leader at the wheel
of his car. The others piled into
the limousine and two cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
States Rights Tally
Awaits Official Count
BY the Associated press

Buried in the millions of for Eisenhower
Tuesday thousands which for third party by
T. Coleman Andrews former Federal commissioner
Just many thousands will known until late Deem
Der when the official election abuation put together
There several for the delay the being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
TumuIt and Shouting
Is Over for Stevenson

LBERTYVHLE. Ill, Nov. 3 tE9.-For months Adai E
Stevenson could hardly utter word without finding
his elbow ready to write 1t down and report it.
For months there the prospect that he might
Predenand the statements regarded important
No egions Of and photographers tangle Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
Master of 20 Lunouuoes

PHILADELPHIA.-Noah Web
ster, who assembled the first
American dictionary, was the
master of 20 different languages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-08
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
MONSICNOR DeBLANC
Change Attitudes by Facts

iective facts. | would like to
see the Federal Government
sponsor and support nation
wide, scientific study of the
harm and, of course, the good
df any being done by the mil
lions of married women who
work without just cause am
sure the harm to family life,
and TO woman herself, is a
nightmare.
No Substitute For Mother
One reason the Family Life
Bureau favors a Family Allow
ance plan is to keep mothers at
home. One reason we are
against early kindergarten nur-
series is because what child
of two, three, four or five needs
most is Mama" She cannot
be supplanted.
Extra economic help to wild
owS who are needed at home
with the children is a true need.
The present family allowance
plan of Senator Neuberger
would allow So a month for ev-
cry third or more children un-
Ill the age of 18. Have you a
better plan? Lowering tax ex-
emptions for each dependent
will not generally help. These
parents do not make enough
money TO benefit from these
exemptions. There are also
many family taxes that threaten
larger families-certain hidden
taxes.
The government can and
should interest itself in this,
first by objective study, then by
Just laws. We are still more In
dividual conscious, more indus
try conscious, than family con
scious. Just by way OF example:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18

On May 4 MonSignor Hig-
gins. in has capacity as Direc-
tor of the NCWC Social De-
partment, Submitted a state
1nent to Subcommittee of the
Senate Committee on Labor
and Public Welfare IN support
Of Senate Joint Resolution III.
This resolution, introduced by
Senator Humphrey of Mime
sofa, calls upon the goverf-
ment of the United States to
exercise leadership IN the m
terndtioadL Labor Organization
TO develop and adopt an inter-
national convention a0hich 10il
effectively outldt0 forced labor
for political or economic pitr-
poses" The full tert of Mon
Signor Higgins statement, at
ready briefly Summarized IN
an NC netoS release, is here
gGUen.
The adoption of Senate Joint
Resolution lit is the minimum
expected of us by the rest of
the free world and is morally