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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

sioners Monday. May 10. Hous-
and told the commissioners ths.
the sheriff. department had not
served the warrant and asked
for the commissioners to help IN
seeing that the warrant vas
served without further delay.
a 500 bond has been posted
for Higgins and the trial date
will be set when Ralph Gasquc,
attorney for higgins, is avail
able. Gasque indicated last week
that he would be tied up for two
OF three days.
Higgins is alleged to have
had some family trouble with his
wife on the same night Of the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Beauty Pageant
Slated Here June 7

Somewhere in Columbus Co.
unity is a young girl who may
get n chance to become Miss r.
merica of 1858.
Tabor City Jaycees are conf
pleting plans for staging the
Miss Columbus County" beau
~ pageant on June 7, D. m.
at the Tabor City School.
The winner of this title will
represent Columbus County in
the Miss North Carolina pds-
cant to be held in Burlington on
July Ii, -, ID.
Joe Coleman. beauty pageant
chairman, told the Jayccc board
of directors last night that the
contestants would participate II,
three phases of the beauty pro-
gram. They will appear in for
NAL gowns, bathing suits and
participate in the talent division
of the contest.
The local pageant is being
staged this year along the same
lines as the Miss America pa
gcant.
Contestants must be 10 years
of age.
Coleman said intcrmisSion crt-
crtainmcnt would be furnished
by Bob Butler. who will do an
representation of ElviS Prcslv,
Mrs. Marty Bruton, pianist. and
Patsy Ward. vocalist.
II marks the FIRST time to
JaycccS have staged an all-lut
beauty pageant t. Sclcc, a con-
lrStant for the Miss North Car
DINA pageant.
Civic clubs ana other groups
interested in SPONSORING a cor
tcStani are urged Ia contact War-
old Ward. Jayccc president. a.,
IN" Post Office in Tabor City.
y most OF contestants have al
rcndy entered the event brt Of
Iic!al+ are hopeful tina. a,.rox-
p contestants VIII nc
on hand for the contest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Frigidaire Week
Observance Here
Thurs. May e

rA,lling attention to National
Frrgidaire Week, McGougan
Electric Company in Tabor CITY
will distribute free cookies and
cakes 10 all who visit the store
Thursday. May IS, from 200 P.
M until 900 p. M.
Miss Frances Dillingham;
home economist with Carolina
Power and Light Company will
be on hand to prepare the treats
for the visitors.
SIe store will remain open
until 1000 p. M. Thursday night
lot the convenience Of those who
VIII not have an opportunity to
see the new Frigidaire line dur
ing the day.
Officials OF the local firm also
pointed out the electric ranges
viii be installed free Of charge
70 customers living on REA
lines and that the Brunswick
Electric Membership Corpora
I'm is giving four months free
current to those purchasing new
ranges during May, June and
July.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Stanley Will Be
Installed As New
Civilian Prexy

New Civilian officers will be
installed Monday night, 8 p. m.
at the annual banquet slated fyr
Hoskin's at Ocean Drive Beach.
Clyde Stanley will take Of
flee as president succeeding
Lloyd Hips.
Other officers who will move
into their newly elected posi-
tons are Winston Gore. vice
president; Penn Averitt, secre-
tary: David Simon. treasurer
Harry Bryant, S. T. Rogers, Will
lard Wright. Frank McGougan
and Lloyd Hips, directors.
Outgoing officers include Al
Harrison. vice-president; Bryant
Baker, Phil Hughes. directors.
The banquet will be a ladies
night event.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Police Continue
Investigation o.
Local Robheries

Tabor City police officer,
were still investigating a series
TT brcak-rus last Thursday nigp;
IN Tho business district.
Chief to. Polio, II. +. Epps said
this morning that thieves enter
cd Woods ) & 10 store. Stclyrs
Barber Shop and The City Cafe
sometime during the night
Thursday.
Loot in Woods was restricted
10 two boxes of chocolate candy.
five cigars and two boxes of
chewing gum
A loss of about $50 in cash
was reported al StcN ems Barbt I
Shop while thc only loss at the
City Cafe was Pcpsi-Cola.
FIngerprints have been taken
from a box of c-udy and Off, =
crs are hoping to make indentfi-
cation in tn" near future.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Auxiliary Slates
Memorial Rites

Judge Raymond B. Mallaf i
will be guest speaker for the
Memorial Services Friday, May
"a. to be held by the v. F. w.
Auxiliary to the Carlton NJ.
Fonvielle Post, COCA. The pro-
gram will take place at the ".
F. w. home at p. m.
Honor will be paid to those
who gave their life in service
for our country" said Mrs. Ell
wanda Cartrette. spokesman for
the local organization.
A meeting was held Sunday
afternoon al the home to plan
for the services. In attendance
were Lucille Fowler. Lucille
Gore, Elwanda Cartrette. Gracie
Smalls. Hilda Wright, Vera Fon-
vielle, Mildred Prince, Nell
Granger, Rosa Nell CartrCttc
and Ruby Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

Odom radioed ahead to Null
Inns police to stop the car but
Higgins cvadcd the roadblocl;,
doubled back and according 10
witnesses raced back through
Nichols faster than on the orig
inal trip through.
Odom said that on the night
of the incident. he was helping
load a drum Of insect spray at
the fire station, some block and
a half away from the ice cream
Dariette on highway o. He said
he heard a loud commotion Of
wheels squalling in the area OF
the ice cream firm and Jumped
in his car and headed that way.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

of the conversation.
Odom refused to ignore the
incident when townspeople and
farmers became aware OF the
pressure tactics and encouraged
the police TO treat the case just
as they would had the alleged
incident been perpetrated by
some one other than an officer
of the law.
Odom said this week." feel
that officers in adjoining coun-
ties should do all In their power
to cooperate with each other but
at the same time I believe that
law enforcement officers should
set an example for the public to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

He said before ne could get
there. the light colored Ford
whizzcd by. and he gave chase
but was never able 10 ovCrtake
il.
He said the wheels continued
TO shrcak as the car rounded the
stiff curves in the town. wit
nessCS said the same squalli ~
occurred when the car passed
back through town some time
later.
The unusual delay in serving
the warrant prompted the sp-
pearance Of Needham thousand,
brother-in-law OF Higgins, be-
fore the Horny County Commits
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Is Honor Student

During exercises held at the
University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill, Tuesday evening
Miss Anne Floyd Stalvey was
initiated into Phi Beta Kappa
National Scholastic fraternity.
Miss Stalvey is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stalvey
OF Lumherton, and the grand
daughter of the late, DR.. and
Mrs. j. w. Floyd of Tabor CITY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

through independent buyers and
not going TO market with them
along with a number of persons
who hauled direct to retail out
lets, the total production to date
this season is believed to have
been in the 10000 crate neigh
borhood, considerably above that
of last year.
If producers can find profit
able outlets, generally it is be-
lirvcd that some picking will
continue for another two weeks
or more and that there might
be as many rs 1000 crates of
berries i'm the fields of the area.
However. the Tennessee, Cali
roruia and Eastern Shore crops
along with that of North Caro-
lima mas kept Northern outlets
flooded for several weeks and
there has been no profitable sale
Of berries in that area for some
time.
The local market has been
able to distribute the incoming
berries i'm recent weeks through
the efforts of Alton Garrcu.
Clarence Long. Jack Strickland.
Wilbur Wright. Claude Spivey
Paul Norris, Wilson Produce
Company. and other local buyers
who have hauled the incoming
crop % retailers in the Carolinas
and Virginia.
One of the best seasons IN
recent years mas been enjoyed
by the local market after it ap-
pcarcd at first that there would
he no market in Tabor City. Lo-
cal merchants helped substitute
the berry market during the
first few days Of the season and
Garrell then took over the mar
k,ting At the rcqucs; Of the met
chants for the balance Of the
season.
Merchants contributing ~ the
fund raised for insurnig the
market in Tabor City this ,car
. included.
Kenneth Ray. J. VI. Solcs Co..
Tabor City Cleaners, Ncsmith
Insurance Agency. DR.. Ross NJ.
. Williamson. DR.. X. G. Harrelson,
Tabor City Cold Storage. Joe
Spivey Cafe. Lewis Harrclson-
/ Coles. Davis jewelers., Joe f
I Coleman. Burroughs General Re
: pair. Dicus Fowler Co., Nathan
/ Wilso. Albert Sch!ld, DR.. r. l..
Sweelcy. Granger Block Co.,
Billy B. Carroll Co.. McGougan
Electric Co.. r. c. Solcs, d. w.
+ SoleS. 4. p. Rogers, Tabor Hard
ware Co., G. Garland Fowler
Cameron Drug Store. Dornan
Furniture Co. Western Auto
Store. f. W. Fonvielle & Sons,
Prince Motor Co., PIGGY Wiggly
Store, Prince Bros. Furniture
| Dor-Mar Shoe Store. S. p.
Smith &C Carolina. Harrelson's
Pharmacy, Clifton Sarvis, Bakers
Super Market, Troy Mcpherson,
Roberts Clothing Co, DR.. David
F.. Cook, Fowler g. Soles Grocery,
Waccamaw Bank. Inman Funeral
Home, Collier Gas Co, c. C.
] Leggette, Eastern Carolina Lum-
Der, Rogers Pontiac Co. and The
Tabor City Tribune:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

on Tuesday night, May z, about
1900.
hiter issuing the warrant, II
was turned over to Horny Mag
istratc Kern Gerald who report
edly asked the sheriffs depart
ment to serve the warrant. All
efforts 10 have it served we're In
VAIN until Saturday, May 10,
when 1t was finally served on
Higgins.
During the more than a week
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
wITHDRAWS FROM POST

James Walsh advised the Mer-
chants Association board of d.
rectorS this week that he would
not accept the position as axe
Cutive-secretary.
The Board accepted his with
drawal at a meeting MONDAY
morning
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
GRADUATION EXERCISES

Tabor City graduation exer-
cises will be held tonight in the
school auditorium at 8 p. m.
The program will consist en-
tirely of student-participatssa
with valedictory and salutatory
addresses.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Woody Files For re Council

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anu "luS '"I Is uAuppoS"d.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
use STUDENTS HOME

Roger Mills and Dan McCor-
mick, Pharmacy students at the
University of South Carolina,
Columbia who will graduate
there next week. spent the
weekend at their respective
ZONES here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
clude sermons on Soil Steward

snip IN local churches. commune
ty meetings. civic club programs
on soil conservation. farm tour.
etc.
The purpose of Soil Steward
ship Week which is sponsored
nationwide by the National AS
ISOLATION of Soil Conservation
Districts Is ITO remind people
IN all walks OF life that man is
but a steward. not owner u
Gods soil, water and plants.
Tn" Observance was started
a. SoIl Stewardship Sunday Gle
ven years ago by a southern
farm magazine FARM AND
RANCH. The response of mil
Ist"r> and laymcu was So gr, nj
that tho Sol. Stewardship idea
spread rapidly The National
Soil Conservation D!suic, a.. e.
citation took over sponsorship Of
the event in 1855 and expand Il
b. from Soil Stewardship Sunuay
to Soil Stewardship Week.
In North Carolina where Sol.
Conservation week has been OBJ
served for several years the
S,r'r Association of Soil Con-
scranton DISTRICT, decided 10
combine the two obscrl ances
this var during the week of
May % = ne g Inch has bee!
designed by the National Asso-
citation aS Soil Stewardship
Week.
Tn, National association has
prepared booklets md other in
formation to help ministers plan
special services for the week
emphasizing man stewardship
of the land. These booklets were
available to ministers in the CO.
unity through the Lower Cape
Fear Soil Conservation District
through courtesy OF the Wacca-
NAV Bank and Trust Company.
The following Columbus CO.
unity ministers received booklets
and information for Soil Stew
ardship Sunday: Rev. v. F.
Locke, Rev. John Lambert, Rev.
Jack Stevenson, Rev. w. S.
Smythe. Rev. S. w. Jolly, Rev.
J. S. Russell, Rev. f. V. Duun.
Rev. p. o. Lee, Rev. Neil Thomc-
son, Rev. r. B. Williams, Rev. H.
d. Marshburn. Rev. Corbln
Cooper, Rev. Roy J. Harris, Rev.
II. N. Ward, Rev. Forest Strole,
Rev. A. B. Dawsey. Rev. Pur lis
Jones, Rev. Charles Worth, Rev.
r. c. Foster, Rev. Wyatt Coley
and Rev. S. M. Black.
In urging widespread particI-
patton of Soil Stewardship Sum
day and Soil Stewardship Week
M. L. Inman, Chairman Of the
local board OF District Supervis-
ors said: MANS stewardship of
the soil is a very vital part of
our national security today. Ev-
Ierything we eat and wear cores
from the soil. Food and fiber fer
generations to come must come
from the soil. The very least we
can do is to conserve and use
Gods soil to the best of our
knowledge and ah011y!s -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
ATTEND SHOE SHOW

Elwood Dorman and c. II.
Martin of Dor-Mar's Shoe Store
recently attended the Fall Shoe
Show in Atlanta, Ga.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

Bad driving conditions pre-
vailed in less than is per cent Of
tne fatal highway accidents In
the U. S. in 1855.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
BEACH VISITORS

Mrs. ]. S. Rogers, Mrs. J. c.
Singletary and Mrs. Jackie Har-I
relson of Loris visited the South
Carolina beaches Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

reported reckless driving inci-
dent The trouble repeatedly took
place after Mrs. Higgins and
had returned from a
school piano recital. Deputy
Higgins then rcportedly left the
house and the Nichols affair re-
suited later the same night.
Chief Odom said ne had rot
included charges Of driving und-
er the influence in the warrant.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
leekIess Driving Charges Filed Against Horny Deputy

charges Of reckless driving have been filed against Horny
county Deputy Sheriff Roy Higgins.
warrant by Nichols Police Chief Legrand Odom
and issued by Magistrate Bill Stewart, Nichols. May o.
charges the deputy driving Nichols
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
&c STUDENT HOME

Miss Alice Ann Horne, rising
Junior at East Carolina College
is here for the summer. She is
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Angle.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
May 26-June z Is
Week For Nofinc
Soil Stewardship

Mans stewardship of the lard
will be emphasized i'll Colump-
us County during the week Of
May 25-June ? according to NJ.
/. lnman, County Chairman of
the Lower Cape Fear Soil Con-
S,rvation District.
This period has been designed
by Gov. Luther H. Hodges for
observance of Soil Stewardship
Week. Soil Conservation Week
is being observed this year thr-
"u"h"ut North Carolina during
M s"ur period.
IHG local OUSvIN dnCc will IT,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

Watch tobacco fields closely
for black shank for two to three
weeks after transplanting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

Black shank does most dam
age TO tobacco when tempera-
lures are above 10 degrees ard
during periods of cloudy, wet
weather.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

S driving in the town of Nichols
period in which the warrant was
not served, two Horny deputies
sought to get the warrant "tak.
en- up" by Chief Odom. Sheriff
John Henry himself discussed
the warrant with Odom, asked
for the names Of the witnesses
and other questions. Chief odom
said Henry did not specifically
ask him to withdraw the war
rant but indicated he felt that
was at least one OF the purposes
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-02-09

Bring us your Kodak negative
and see picture in Tribune.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-02-09

The TRIBUNE is pleased
to announce that facilities
for taking and making pic
lures. Call me and / shall be
happy to serve you and your
group. We welcome coverage
of your social, civic, religious
organizations, as well.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-02-09
Around Roanoke
Continued from first page)

Around Roanoke
Continued from first page)
pree Street, n. w. He was
little Gary Monroe Hale, %
months old. He passed away
Sunday afternoon at 4:30
pm. at local hospital. Such
a tiny baby-so sweet and so
young to die; and yet he has
gone home. For his sorrow
ing parents, grandmother and
others, think of him "as
blooming brightly beyond the
garden wall" He is happy
there-you know.
We were especially happy
to hear that Miss Sadie Law
son is going out a bit now.
She, among others, attended
the annual meeting and lunch
con of the Family Service last
week. Others attending were
Mesdames Bessie Coles, FL
len Hale, Beckie Hale, Mrs.
w. n. Hunter, Attorney Reu-
ben b. Lawson and DR.. l.. C..
Downing.
Mr.. Herman Haynes and
Mr.. r. A. Hamlar are both
i'll at Burrell Memorial Hos
pital. We sincerely hope for
them a speedy recovery.
The game of the week is
scheduled between Addison
High and Dunbar and the
guys and gals of Addison
High are looking forward to
the bout with keen anticipa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Small,
304 9Th Street, S. W., are
enjoying the company of their
daughter, Mrs. William F.
Hairston, (the former Miss
Bertha l.. SmalD, and her
three small children. The
Hairstons will remain with
Mrs. Hairston's parents while
her husband is doing service
in Alaska. The Hairstons
were formerly stationed in
Hartingen, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flip
pins, 528 Rutherford Avenue,
n. W., entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. James Patterson, SIT
Park Street, N. w., with a
dinner party last Saturday
night, February 2. The eve-
ming was greatly enjoyed by
the mutual friends.
Cupid really got around
last week. Two school ma
ans" said, 81 will" over the
weekend. Mrs. Alma Tyree
of Addison and Mr.. Thomas
Robertson spoke their vows
and Miss Maxine Kyle and
Mr.. Alphonso Deskins. We
wish for both couples a very
happy life-together.
The TRIBUNE is pleased
to announce that facilities
for taking and making pic
lures. Call me and | shall be
happy to serve you and your
group We welcome coverage
of your social, civic, religious
organizations, as well.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10

perishable commodity and 1t must
be moved swiftly and economic
ally. The big, highly competitive
u. S. meat industry does that -
every day in the year. 4,
This isn't all. Tastes in meat
vary widely from one part OF
the country to another. Accord
ing to the American Meat Insti-
tute, Region by region, Ameri-
cans still favor the cuts and va
rieties of meat preferred by their
grandparents" - and that is why
there is a market somewhere for
every kind of meat. AS examples,
more than half Of all the lamb
produced in this country is con-
sumo din the New York City
area. If you live in Chicago or
ST. Paul, on the other hand, you
will eat more fresh pork than
elsewhere. New Orleans people
eat five times as much veal as
Wisconsinites. And the best mar
ket for cold cuts parallels the
coal mines and steel mills that
range from Eastern Pennsylvania
to Milwaukee.
So it goes, throughout this vast
land. Meat moves in incredible
volume - and the RICH kinds go
to the right places.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10

growing short.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
Feed Wheat
Program Deadline
Ends October Is

Richland county farmers were
reminded this week Of the Oc-
tober Is final date for signing
an application to participate un-
der the feed wheat exemption
provision of the marketing quota
program.
The deadline is applicable,
Chairman Arthur Anderson OF
the County Agricultural Stabi-
lization and Conservation COM
mittee pointed out, to operators
on farms where wheat has been
seeded for harvest in 1858.
Farmers who begin seeding their
1858 wheat crop after October
Is, 1857, may participate under
the feed-wheat exemption if they
apply before they begin seeding
and their applications T ap-
proved by the county ASC COM
mittee.
Mr.. Anderson also explained
that state and county and re-
ligious and charitable institutions
are eligible to participate in the
program on the same terms as
individual farmers, excepting that
there is no limit to the amount of
wheat acreage they may plant
for their use. He cautioned that
all wheat grown on a farm must
be used for feed, food or seed
on the farm where produced.
A farm may not participate
in the 1858 wheat Acreage Re-
serve and be eligible under the
feed what provision, Mr.. Ander-
son continued, but a farm may
participate in the Soil Bank Con-
servation Reserve and use feed
wheat exemption provision stimuli
taneously. In the latter case, he
cautioned, contract provisions re-
lating to the Soil Bank base and
the acreage of Soil Bank base
crops permitted for harvest re-
main in effect.
Farmers who have more than
one farm may not put land from
one farm in the Wheat Acreage
Reserve and use the feed wheat
provision on anothr farm unless
there has been 80 acres or more
of whea tcustomarily produced
on the farm using the feed wheat
exemption provision. Substanti-
ally increasing the wheat acreage
on one farm in excess of the
allotment when another farm OPP
Grated by the same person is
participating in the wheat Acre
age Reserve is in violation of
the Wheat Acreage Reserve
Agreement.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-10
Farmers Union
Reports Annual
Co. Convention

The Richland County Farmers
Union held their annual conven-
ton at the NYA hall Saturday
About $50 F. u. members and
their wives attended the all day
meeting, presided over by Presi-
dent Harry Johnson.
Leo Graybill, Jr., Great Falls
attorney and guest speaker talked
on the subject Democracy in
Agriculture" Graybill urged the
farmers to manage their own
farms, rather than let outside in
terests contract for production,
and furnish the capital, making
the farmer only a hired hand on
his own farm. He also empha-
sized that government is intend
ed to help the Individual rather
than the larger interests and
groups, and that such help should
be available where needed.
Mrs. Charles Daniels reported
on educational activities of the
F. U. in the county during the
past year, particularly on the
Farmers Union Camp held at the
county fair grounds for Juniors,
and on the Juniors work.
Leo Hackley gave a brief talk
on the organization and announ-
ced that the F. U. in Richland
county has had the greatest per-
centage of growth of any county
in Montana during the past year,
approximately 1909
Officers elected to serve for
the coming year were Oscar Pc
terson of Andes, president; Or
valid Norgaard of Mt. Pleasant,
vice president; Mrs. Esther ST.
of Girard, secretary-treas-
urer; Charles Hackley of Sioux
Pass, conductor; and Don Baue,
Fairview, doorkeeper. Charles
Hackley was also named delegate
10 the state convention which
will be held in Great Falls in
late October.
A pot luck dinner was served
to all the delegates and their
families at noon.