Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-01
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BY PHILLIPS HARRELSON

III seems ike OLD times again
to see water puddlcd in the
fields and roads. These rainy
days are good too for some solid
loafing around the stove or bet
ter yet a good hot fire in a fire
place. One advantage of a fire
place is that you can warm that
part of your anatomy that seems
the coolest. A couple of pieces
: of oak and a few pine knots is
all that is needed for solid COM
fort in fire place.
Mrs. d. NJ. Williams of Chad
bourn, Route /. is visiting her
son MIR. j. K. Williams in Char
lotte, n. c.
Mrs. Erlena Williams and
daughters, Sylvia and Sonya of
Chadbourn Route l, made bus
ireSS trip to Wilmington Mon
day, January %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Mincey
and children Michael and Sheryl
of Wilmington were guests of
Mrs. Mincey'S mother Mrs. B. F.
Williams of the Clarendon sec
ton on Sunday January %.
Mr.. Carlton Garrett has
new home under construction on
his farm out on Whiteville
Route 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams
Of Route l, Chadbourn visited
Mrs. Cephus Williams who is a
patient at James Walker Men,
orial Hospital, Wilmington, on
Sunday, January %.
Mrs. J. r. Spivey Of Route /,
Tabor City, is convalescent at
her home after undergoing
treatment at James Walker
Memorial Hospital. Mrs Spivey
was discharged from the hos
pital on January %.
William David Williams, six
teen year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Williams of the
Clarendon section underwent
surgery at Duke on Saturday
January 81. At this writing his
condition is reported fair al
though he will have further
surgery.
Mrs. Oscar Simmons of Fort
Pierce. Florida is a guest in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Williams of Route l. Clarendon.
Mr.. Andrew Cartrctt coptinu-
cS i'll at his sons home, Mr..
Maston Garrett of Route 3,
Whiteville.
Mr.. Ed Norris OF the Claren-
don-Bcavcrdam section is
mighty cheerful and patient
man. Although crippled with
arthritiS he never seems de-
Spondcnt and never laments "a
bout his condition. He could well
be taken for Il model by those
OF us who think we are IN bad
shape.
Mrs. Molly Pate of Route
Tabor City recently spent a
week with her sister. Mrs. D. b.
Pate OF Lagoon. y. c.
Mrs. Albert Wright of Route
3. Tabor City. was the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. John Carter Of
LoriS, s. c. last week.
Mr.. II. O. FippS. Route !.
Tabor City. is a patient in Con-
way Hospital following a recent
heart attack. At this writing Mr..
FIpps' condition is reported
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Faulk Of
Lumberton recently were the
guests of Mrs. Faulk's parents,
Nj. and Mrs. Roy Hathaway out
on Route 3. Whiteville.
Mr.. E. E. Hardee Of Claren-
con, Route / made a business
trip to Columbia, S. c. on Janu-
airy 25.
Brenda Kay White, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. White
of Route /, Chadbourn is con-
fined at present with influenza.
Mr.. Dennis Williams. Mr..
Jake Goodwin, Mr.. Floyd Nc
Pherson, and. Mr.. Liston Nc
Pherson all of the Bcaverdam
Clarendon section, Left for a
Florida fishing trip on January
26. Remember fellows l like cat
fish.
With this issue we welcome
the following new subscribers
Edwin Fowler. Mrs. l.. +. Hin
SOM Linwood Williams. Mrs.
Maggie Ncaly. Vernon Garrett.
D. W. Crib. Mrs. Ruby Wright.
Mrs. Lucille Dewitt. Erbic
Crib, Mrs Hilda Harper. Dam
icl Long. c. e. Simmons. p. c.
Gore. Mrs. Devon Ncaly. Thank
YOU a lot folks, and we hope
you enjoy the Tribune.