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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
AN EDITORIAL
Overlooking The Children

There are still few persons who delight in Great
mo as much Juror as possible minor schoo!
These socalled responsible citizens are still over
looking the fact that the school functions not for the
children
Personalities have become too prominent and the
part the children play in the school role has been
th the school would remain cenered in controversies
difficulties and problems. These same people are the
ones who send children to the school every day in
hopes that some day they will be intelligent individual Is
capable of coping with problems in the same easy
manner they are handled by youngsters from schools
in larger cities.
There has been too much tongue wagging in the
past and the situation leaves lot to be desired
1t seems that much of the turmoil has been created
froT the beginning by people who were wanting to
Venent tool
1t is our belief that those who had the most to do
with creating the confusion have hidden in the back
ground in hopes that no would know their true
purpose in creating the school wrange. These same
PERSONS, believe, still assuming their roles as
behind-thescene troublemakers Until these individ
uals come to their senses and realize that they are
hpting not only the school but the future of their
rear its unpleasant head
If these persons who struggle under false illusions
school issue would exert their effort toward creating
harmony and understanding then there would be no
doubt about the school making great progress.
might be to have all disgrunted parents keep their
children at home and deprive them of an education
NATURALLY this is a ridiculous proposal made in
Jest; however in essence is more ridiculous nor
asnine than the gossip created and spread about the
school problem. Nor is II any ridiculous tina ri
accomplish through their crusade to disrupt the
schools attempt to make progress
Just for the record, sick and tired of the
entire wrangle and equally nauseated about the
who refuse to recognize the damage they are
Attempting to nfict on the students who yearn for
knsSledse many Of their parents failed to acquire.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Enrolment Up
AT Local School

An increase of eight students
was noted in the first three days
%: the local school operation.
G.. w. Harriet, principal OF
Tabor City Schools, said today
that a total Of 1898 students had
enrolled. This represents s35 In
grades one through eight and
30l in high school.
A breakdown of figures shows
the fifth grade having the larg-
est enrolment with 1853 students
There are 12l first graders
enrolled this year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
August rs Court
Docket Includes
Many DRINKS

Mayors Court va postponed
this week from Monday to We'd
.neSday.
On the hockct Il the August
26 session of Mayors Court were
Richard Hinson. iCCkless driv-
ing over 95 miles per hour,
transferred 20 Recorders Court;
Francis Avery, driving under the
influence, transfer to Record
er's Court: Robert Prince. public
drunkenness, appeal to Record
er'S Court; Floyd Nealey, simple
assault and destroying private
property, cost of court on as
Sault charge and nc probable
cause found in destroying prop
crty.
James Bullock, public drunk
enness, costs; Charlie .Vereen.
refusing to pay taxi fare, costs
of court and payment of taxi
fare: Earl Watts, petty larceny,
transfer to Recorders Court:
Robbie Mobiles, petty larceny, no
probable cause found; Williams
Leo Robinson, breaking and emit
cring, larceny. transfer to Sup
erior Court; LOWE Gore, assault,
$40 fine plus costs; Fred Ora
ham, no operators license, trans
fer to Recorders Court: Kiner
Williams, public drunkenness.
costs plus $40 fine ALFRED c.
Graham, indecent exposure, cost:
Jonathan ALIVE Bisnton, public
drunkenness. costs; Harry Lee
Soles, spinning wheels and pub
lie drunkenness, cost Of cour.
on each charge: Leola vereen.
assault with deadly weapon.
transfer to Recorders Court: r..
l.. Powell, public drunkenness.
costs.
Court was presided over by
Mayor Howard Harrelson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Got Talent?

If you have entertainment
talent, you'll have L chance to
win cash and a trip to ColI.in-
biz wh' the Electric Fair and
Ann Ial Meeting sponsored b ,
Horny Electric Coop is held /.
Conway, September % d. "a.
A talent show will be held
i'm conjunction with the big
affair and everybody with tai
ent to enter the contest. There
is no age limit and you may
live anywhere in the Coop
area, town or country.
Prizes will be $500. SI5.GC
d $1,000. according to Coop
manager ii. .. S,tOgner. Jr.
He suggests that you file an
application right away if you
expect to enter tins contest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Red Devil Gridders Host To Dunn
Friday Night In SEAA Conference

Tabor City'S Fired-up Rec
Devil football team will BE look
irg for its first grid victory FRI
day night when they play host
to Dunn.
Kickoff time is set for eight
O'Clock and capacity audience
is expected 70 be on hand for
the season opener
Dunn, comprised OF about Il
!c';crmrn, is exp, ted 10 be
strong. They will rely on their
sfifty backfield man and exper-
ic:ced lnemcn to produce = vi
tory for them.
Coach Beriney stevens, in his
first year as grid coach at the
local school, is optimistic about
this years band OF Red Devils
They have been pu! through the
PAGES since practice Fcgan or
August Is.
Ten lettermen will be or hand
when the opening whistle sounds
Most of the lettermen have had
little experience Under fire but
from this group wal be nodded
the 1857 edition of 20 Red Devil
football squad.
Lcttermen include Billy Soles
Mickey Gore, Mickey Watts
Larry williams, Mitchell And
erSon, Henry Neil Wright, Gene
Dellinger, Willis Hill, Wayne
Cox and Waylan Norris.
Stevens said the probable Of
fcnsive starting lineup would in
clude Larry Williams, left end
Willis Hill, left tackle: Mickey
Gore, left guard; Billy Soles
center; Shaftcn Hewctt or Way
no Cox, right guard: Mickey
Watts, right tackle; J. Soles
right end; Kenneth Eddings
quarterback; Melvin Mobiles
right half; w. Norris or Leo AL
len, left half; and Mitchell And
eIson, fullba ck.
Some changes are expected
to be made in he defensive
lineup.
This years Red Devil squad
will operate out Of the split-T
formation.
A pep rally will begin at tbs
O'Clock Friday night preceding
the ball game.
Season tickets are still on sale
for this grid season
Members OF this years squad
Include Jackie SoleS, Mickey
Watts, Wayne Cox, Shafton
Hewett, Larry Cartrette, Billy
Soles, Joe Carroll, Vernon Ste
phens, Wayne Simmons, Ken
meth Eddings, Henry Neil
Wright, Joel Hedgecoe, Willis
Hill. Waylon Norris, Mitchell
Anderson, Gene Deliinger, Rich
ard Horne, Wayne Stevens, Bill
" Harriet, Freddy Rogers, Bust
er Boswell, Leo Ahen, Melvin
Mobiles. Larry Williams. Mickey
Gore, and Tavern Gree. Leverne
Ward is tho team IT anager.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04

ROAD yesterday afternoon. They
ran from the Chief and even the
use of bloodhounds from the
County Prison Farm failed to
track the youths.
Business establishments enter
cd included Tabor City Depart
ment Store, w. F. Cox Company
East Tabor Phillips Sc Service.
and Finvielle Feed Mill.
The footing began about
o'clock Monday afternoon AMI
ended about 1870 4. m. Tuesday
Practically all " the stolen
goods were returned. Items
ranged from chewing gum to
shotguns.
Epps said the youths would
again, be turned over to juven-
lie authorities.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Miss Thousands
uneral Today

Miss Addie Housand, IS. OF
route 1, Loris died in Commun-
ity Hospital Loris Tuesday after
a lingering illness.
She was daughter Of the late
Armmagy thousand and Eliza
beth Fowler Housand Of Horny
County.
Funeral services are 70 be
held this afternoon "wednesday
at Z p. m. from tn lnman Fun
eral Home in Tabor City with
her pastor, the Re-. Morgan r.
Gilreath officiating. Burial will
follow In the Housand Family
Cemetery.
Surviving are two sisters. Mrs
Ionic Gore Of Wilmington and
Miss Annie Housand of Myrtle
Beach, s. c. -.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Youths Scsff
AT Idea OF
Training School

Two tceHage boys laughed
when they heard police officers
mention training schools. They
Lad heard hat record before!
Both boys were spprehended
yesterday for series of Labor
Day robbcries. 1t marked the
second time in three weeks the
youths, ages Is and 10, had been
picked up for breaking and emit
ering.
They readily ADMITTED enter
ing two homes, tia Tabor City
School and our Business cStab-
.liShmentS.
Chief of Police II. f. Epps
said he spotted the boys walk
ing along the bypass (Pireway
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
County Banker
Will Introduce
Guest Speaker

A Columbus County banker.
[. Lacy Tate, president of the
Waccamaw Bank and Trust
Company, Will attend the annu-
al N. c. bankers convention TO
begin Sunday at Scdgcfield.
Tate will introduce guest
speaker joseph c. Selman. pres
ldcn; of the Bank of Kennett.
hennctt, Mo. Wglman will be
installed later this month as
president Of the national bank
nag organization.
approximately 500 young Tar
Heel bankers are expected to at
tend the convention.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Tabor City Market
0ver7m iIIionMurk

Tabor CIty'S tobacco marke
was expected to push over the
7 million pound mark TO-DAY.
Tally EddingS, sales supervis-
or SAID this morning that sales
through yesterday totalcd g.
8S2,334 pounds and that today's
sale would push It past the seven
million mark.
Official government figures
give Tabor City'S tobacco mark
CT the price lead among N. c.
border belt mark Its. Through
Friday the market had sold g.
i93, $50 pounds for an average of
"6o.i2. Second highest among
n. {. markets was chadbourr
an average # S59.74 on the sale
o! 6.78l.726 pounds
Eddings said yesterdays av-
traG" IN Tabor City was S63 a
Ion 39O,224 pounds.
A total Of eight million O,
more pounds is expected to b.
reached this season on the loca,
market.
/ Whltcvillc'r market pushcr
over the 20 million pound marx
last week. figures through Fri.
day $ sale show the market av.
eraglng $3.50 for 2O.12O,3
pounds.
Fair Bluff has $3.50 aver.
a. ior j.922.4Ib bounds. Clark
ton has sold 3,6l3,97O pound
for an average of S55.Ol.
/ Fayetteville has sold 3e8e go
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Gordon Sing Killed
Labor Day Morning

William GD"l.n sing, 42-year-
~ farmer - 4 DOR City route
:, was crushed to death by q
ally available at drug stores and
10. of Clarendon, about 3:45 A.
M. Monday morning.
Sing was a brother of Lea
mon Sing, Tabor City police
man.
Deputy Sheriff Mack Cannady
was called to the acene of the
accident few minutes after il
occurred and ne said Sing was
lying in the road with his fee,
toward the shoulder and his
lead about three icet from the
center line.
Patrolman ]. r. Barker invest
iGated the death and Monday af-
tcrnoon a coroner's jury was
called. Cononer Worth William
son reported that The coroner's
jury deadlogked on a decision
ano the case will be put before
the Grand Jory. A broken liqoor
bottle was -ound near the scene
of the accident and reports say
that some of the broken bottle
was in Sings po@Het
Funeral services were held
from the rraVeSidp of I.opa
Cemetery Tuesday at 400 p
NJ, with Elder Grady Cox and
Elder Gardner M.Shoe officiat-
ing
He is survived by his vii,
Mrs. Mary Ellis Sing; two sons,
Bobby and Tommy; two broth
crs, George and Leamon. CT
route 3, Tabor City: and one
sister. Mrs. Violet Clemens. of
Supply.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Screw Worm
Widespread
lii Columbus

Charles d. Rapcr, county ag-
ent, said today that screw worm
has been discovered throughout
many sections of Columbus and
that the dread pest will annoy
livestock practically to the point
OF death.
The screw worm gets in cuts,
scratches and sores on livestock
and&lS difficult &c combat.
Rapcr SAID that two known
materials were successful in
treating screw worms. These
materials arc Smear e. and
Smear 335 and they are gener-
car driven by Cecil Blackburn,
irsectiiide delers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04

drinking milk is the il-months.
old baby. The res; want milk
but the mother cant afford 10
buy il.
She doesn't cry tn. blues. She
even feels that people have been
Kind to her family.
A friend of the family had
been to see them. He gave them
a quarter. At the time of the
interview the famiiy's entire
monetary possessions amounted
to four cents. And That was part
of the quarter given by friend.
AS Ora Mac Williams told how
much money they had on hand.
her husband fumbled in his
pocket to show the four pennies.
There's the worry about hos
pital bills but the amount Il not
great. The Horny County We'll
fare Department has taken care
Continued On Page D.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Local Girl Wins
Sewing Contest

Ann Elizabeth Elallard, dau-
glitter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
E. Mallard of Tabor City, won
first place in the .iewing contest
held in Whi.eville oy the Singer
Sewing Machine Company.
Miss Mallard won first place
with a dress she made thi. sum-
E1er.
Contestants wcrr those who
took one of the several sewing
classes offered by the company
th!S summer.
Also entered in the contest
was Peggy Stanly. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stanley of
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
These Youngsters Need Help

lily physician says lie is perm
lanently disabled"
The mother of these five chill
dren has plenty Of worries. But
her rcsourcefulness has kept het
children from going hungry. It's
doubtful il the constant menu OF
the grits, fat back and tomatoes
would be approved rs proper for
growing youngsters but at least
the children don't somplain a.
bout hunger.
One problem facing the moth
or is the opening Of school today
(Tuesday). Three OF the child
rem are Of sshool age and their
battered clothes need replacing
I'm not a beggsr but I d.
need some help for ny shfSArsa! :
sid Ora Mae Williams.
Even a bottle of milk ism
taken for granted. AZ the NOM
ent the only child - ne family
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Lake Tabor
Directors
Meet uesday

Directors of the Lake Tabor
project will meet at the Lake
next Tuesday night at 1870. 4
discussion of the location of
the proposed r. c. HARRISON
Memorial Swimming Pool will
be the main order OF business
and all directors are urged to
be i'm attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
BULLETIN

II was reported this morning
that the two youths who took
part in the Labor Day robbery
escapade were sent yesterday &c
correctional institutions. One
was sent to Jackson Training
School at Concord, v. G. and the
other to a training school in
Rocky Mount. This action was
taken by the Welfare and Juv-
emile authorities Of Columbus
County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
VISIT IN NEY YORK

MIS-. Cecil MCrCC,' and dau-
.gnter. Charlotte, i-vc returned
from a visit in jim Thorpe,
Penn. and New YORK City. They
were with Mrs. M,rccr'S sister.
Mrs. James Aud. ..lr. Aud and
daughter. judy. .: Wilmington
end went especially 10 attend the
wedding OF Hiss Barbara Walk
er and Bobby B!asin in Penn
sylvania.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
MRS. AL MARTIN

Mrs. AL Martin, formerly Re-
becca Burroughs, let during the
weekend for her home in Dur
ham to resume her teaching pos
if1ItSwith the F.. K Powc School.
Size was here for sel cral weeks
with her husband who is asso-
ciated with the local tobacco
market and also visited her par
cnts. Mr.. md Mrs. Reece Bur-
roughS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
!Lytton Leaving
Assistant Agent
County Post

Assistant County Agen, V. H.
Lytton has resigned his position
to return to- N. c. State College
and work on Lis masters degree
Luther Broaidus III. of Roam
ok-HVa., has been employed To
rep.ice Lytton and Ne will begin
work October /.
Mr.. BroadduS vial take over
the All club workin the county
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
SHELBA JEAN HUX

Miss Shelba Jean Hulk return
cd to Asheville yesterday fol-
lowing visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hulk. She is
a student at Dell School Of Med
ical Technology and will gradu-
etc in December.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
BROWNS VISIT

Visiting the II. f.. Epps family
during the Labor lay holidays
was his mother, Mrs. j. H.
Brown, and Mr., Brown of Nor
folk, Va.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04

pounds for an average OF S52.95.
Lumberton'S average is $3.50 on
the sale of l8,Ol4.212 pounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
SNAKE BITE

Brenda Fowler. five year old
caughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
wood Fowler. is a patient in
Community Hospital, Loris, re-
ceiving treatment for a snake
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
BURLINGTON 0UHS1

MIS-. Ndthal HafdWiCk vi Bur
ilngton IS visiting Mrs. Reece
Burroughs today.
MRS. COLEMAN HOME
d. /. Coleman returned home
sunday following treatment in
the Community Hospital in
Loris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

run. Again. the problem was
Overtime pay.
Despite her fury. Nine. DAM
Iowa intends to complete her
guest engagement with the
company. Mr.. Ufland said. The
final performance is Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Ballet Stors Infurioted
As Overtime Stops Show

NEW YORK. May 2 IT,
What happens at the Metropol-
itan Opera House when it's final
curtain time and three renowned
guest artists haven't completed
their performances?
II Q decision is left up to
Sergei Denham. director Of the
Ballet Russo. he orders the cur.
tain rung down.
That's what he did Tuesday
night on an incompleted per-
Torrance Of the ballet "0aite
Parisiepne." And did he have 9
furious and very much insultec
ballerina Alexandra Danilova or
his handsl
"Amateurish, unprofess ional
/. ridiculous programming. >
the celebrated Russian American
dancer said yesterday.
This is not the ay you treat
q woman who was really the
main support Of the Ballet Russo
de Monte Carlo for many years.
said Lewis Inland Of the Alfred
Kats ONCE. her manager.
To Mr.. Denham. 1t was simply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Couple Fined $50, 900
For Ignoring Subpoena

NEW YORK Nav [-Al- the Stems called Is the
fred and Martha stern that indicted Jack Sobe his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

NEW YORK. May 2 R.-A-
fred and Martha Stern, q
wealthy couple now living IA
Mexico City. have been fined
$4,000 each for failure TO APP
pear before . Federal grand jury
here investigating espionage.
Federal Judge Richard n.
Levet imposed the fines yester-
day after finding the Stems
guilty Of contempt Of court for
failure to respond to . grand
Jury subpoena.
Mr.. Stern formerly was q New
York investment broker. His wife
Is q daughter Of the late william
E. Dodd, United States Amhassa-
dor to Germany in the i930s.
The Stems had been called to
appear before the grand jury
March IA. The court was told
that they had been served with
q subpoena and had received
travel expenses from an attache
Of the United States Embassy in
Mexico City.
Their counsel. Paul ODwyer,
commended that the subpoenas
were ~vague and indefinite" and
did not specify the purpose for
which the Storms were wanted
before the grand jury. Mr..
ODwyer also contended the
court did not have jurisdiction.
He said he would appeal Judge
Levels decision.
The lawyer is the brother Of
william Opwyer. former New
York Mayor and former United
States Ambassador to Mexico.
who Is now living in Mexico City.
Thomas B. 0ilchrist. IT.. chief
assistant United States attorney.
said Of the couple:
I'VE conducted Q fairly. thor
ough investigation Of properties
they held In this country. and
during the course Of It. in Q few
weeks In February and March.
these two people llquidated Sc
curities IN the amount Of
S5s2.OO0
The grand Jury before which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
|Reui|1er Asks
Industry Farley

DETROIT. May 2 @.-The
United Auto Workers Union to-
day asked six major auto makers
to Join with the union in talk
ing about q shorter work week
before time for new contract
negotiations.
In a letter mailed to the auto
makers last night. Walter p.
Reuther. president Of the JAW,
said:
"It is now universally rec
ognized that attenuation and
other recent chronological break
throughs can and should bring
us both higher living standards
and greater leisure"
He said that from the union
standpoint the formation of a
joint committee on a shorter
work week would involve no adj
vance commitment on your part
to agree to a shorter work week
with increased weekly pay"
The letter was in accordance
with q resolution adopted by the
JAW convention in Atlantic
City last month. calling for a
shorter work week without loss
OF pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

q matter of economics. He said
the performance was running
into overtime" It was about to
incur frightening and tremen-
dous expenses" in overtime pay.
and thus it simply had to end
promptly at 1880 pm. finished
or not.
Thus. hen the appointed
moment arrived. neither the
presence on stage Of Nine. DAM
Iowa nor the performing Of
Frederick Franklin and Leon
Danielian. two other renowned
guest artists. could stay the
curtain.
Mr.. Denham said the per-
Torrance ran late because Of q
change in the program.
This was not the flrst time
Mr.. Denham has ordered an
abrupt ending Of an incompleted
performance Of the Ballet Russo
He did the same thing April q
in Montreal while the concluding
ballet of the opening might pro-
gram had several minutes Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

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