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twelfth street NE. 10 days. NcrnSS
". Edwards, 1895 BenIiins road DE 30
DAYS John y. Boswell. ,:41Qi. Eighth
ty-iirst street Sc. Is days a. Ell Harry y'f Z.
Weed Vice., 1slc c cate stgsss EE IS dsy'i
Is DAYS; john r. Parker ' 10 's Tenntsse:
isis4S . s q w'; rs S:g. hfpS sS:
s e E Fisis s.So s 5::i,.s, 49, Ssy az:
scips street. sa. iisnEi sy:. Eijssh f Ne:
Neal, 1880 Thirteenth street NV. is
tss. % So 9 sSs' Sast S Scott k'p ISSs
. siSssSc s:s;:s ts t t5ss
S;ssd iAda9 .S s4ss SssSsa
frame S.,s ssSecI, Samuel b paws. ,sss
IA ;Tsss Noo 30 Ro.Ss as ! RIss
Me-. Is days: Gloria pfeen, $SSi
e. HcEard. ,!ss JsiisEsSn street NV.
y sss.. s' XIV HssSps Sss. wilson, 1907 N
eoh AS s.l l5ye' .d az. 4S'i ana soF r Rs
school: .Roeers Dublin, r.. 423 Nines
s tenth street Ssss,,NN MI 20 days ,snd TTsae
!!sNTjTsce ME- is days: dslx G., CHECK.
James w. Stviilss IT, dolls farsHsHsfSsti
IsTsss t ssSoo N VIM; M sssslss
q K street ds Saan an AdPe frsfse
ssSSo street Ssof Ew w Ssys S TE ,,lSe
FcrriIio s 9of tennessee - avenue 1aSs; II
ShIys; ,Thomss Z; Yeuns, ss7 LoyTis
S dsss JSSs u xS:a
1000 Eastern Avs1us NE, Is aaysi
oT S.vs S0l. Rndi.s 20 s SlIRess piis' s ~.
9ssr ysss sf''t eos s pF1 sts.. ss'9EHi; ;
Suspended fer failure to ale inssr-
nan. Sis+ snsrrlff road NJ: Gertrude
Murphy, 1114 K etreet Sc: Robert
sGcf'f L. Ec coSn ioi s. : S4 M .:s
ninster street NV: EiiiSue McIntsrs.
$50 Euclid street NV; Albert Kelly,
s2l Tenth street M; Louie berry, 40
i TT.S tree: sa@ NdnA s.. bur isS
smith. 1905. q street NE; charles Har:
Edward He'll, 1850 North Caroline ave.
hue Sc; Ernest Tineh. 1899 Aalf street
NE. AlonSc Rush. -eSs-A Eieyenth street
NE: Ooie James Jores. 1897 west viz
TiniA avenue NE: Herbert Thomas
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Linwood. J. Laneastsr, IT., Is. 3s2s crof.
fut pl Sc. and Dolores Tullos. 10
Howard I. daskini. Is. 4l2 peiansld ri
nv. and Marian r. Harris. Is. 1911
Robert II. Beck. se, Laurel. Nd. and
Barbara L. vidovie. 80. 1910 a5th &
Bernhard c. shafser IS philadelphia
Pa. and Ruth l. strinsef. a.. Ire.
William Z. Jordan, q. 1922 Potomac aye
LLOYD i Il E1 HIi.S Sa9 Ri a. A..
Emili. NJ. Winston, IS. Ala Warner
STANLEY j. Janulew,c., "a, el4 Whittier
81 my, and Doris x. Wsstermann. %
Mundell 3. Anders,. 80. 2233 Chester ct.
&C., and Mary Martin, 81. 1741 2Sth
Fresion 3. MeKissick. so s2o Elm st.
NV, and Thelma Freeman, 20. 1871
Marvin Levine, "a, 42e oslethorps At.
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a.ssSsr T. Sai,a:. .r'; $50,
enc: :n:s,, =. N1honsy; 81. 1855 New Jsrsts
seeool; Tracy A. Gary sosS II strssit
:, al. Ai..o . Robert Jackson. 1897 Third
:s S.. Johnson E aa s aa Tr, .1.. school,
L. Mis IA. u pSSy .y,; J ES's:s
bsNiis Aussr Scis's JAY NM Meet - Ne sa''SI
s Az; ana frame School; Sssi. v. Col:
sTl:ns c.R.s ssiIss: fSso r is Sasa,
gi+ Elliott street NJ. 30 days oGsll
J Hah,HIIs'HlInL 1919 o:stfsst KE Is DAYS:
~. r sE asE' snd franc ssAS0 ciil
days; Joseph j BrSnsoms. ilii slxtS
/ Sas7 Msiss sIssss i. IS daysi William
days; Wilbur EsSeeSSnik. 'O SO Oneida
SSS X ,trs.t Nv 90 'S days and .4E rsisc:
sssSa lace aSaaSf r Rseds .,s y t2a
sifp; sSg I'i sin sw h : S.ss:
Sc, 90 days. Jesse AdamA $500 Dubois
e E.y fas' s sa T w.cD s SnS.
s9S ev.nsS ssg.s sss sr s'fs.ss avs
nue. si N s cyns and i T4a Ms schos ave-
so:sit0 .osd 3d., 50 S sSs ntriaSS cav AHs:
i kSo,s,S e. M sSs ? s. st5s e M SayI
street NV. is days: Aionss Towk. ie$1
lyman Place NV. 80 days; Julius W.
Ssris: !. dros., zoos M HE avenue Sass
tr.:s dss' pSH ss. w MlHai SSelnn aSs
kAs Fourteenth street Sc. is days
NV, Is days: samuel Neal. 1914 EsSi
sO az. street tree. d.{ S H;Srs .nd YG, Fam.
Sc. Is days: sice Garrett. s70l
Twenty sixth street NE. IS d1yt:
EisIn sDIs!Hi!s 8iSis,.S s ssi.:i, 'SS:ipA q
SrouD, sSitlsnd Hsif. au Sss Mp SapDI Is
a 9ss t Arthur v. Ghha TsS iscs Kslc.
euale. sSOS Plymouth street. silver
Spring Nd is DAYS: Herman W, Can.
non nc2' ts1I YEC .SSal aysnps NE, day.
Harrison. s4o7 T1spts.ss sss ssrsst
hawaii avenue Ne. 80 days: Bert K
wnitak Ts,,: st "a, ThittssntAS q NV *
street M, ID DAYS; STANLEY sH fy n pads,
1873 Thirty-sixth street NE, 10 DAYS:
yohnnis 8 Brown, 2l00 First street
y $ ~: s sIl.l, 1872 z VII; w.s .s:;:
nest 7. Moore. 1857 s Booker ~ drive rive NE,
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~. ana Shirley J. PHILLIPS a. %
o;s ss 1ss + issa: g a. IN. gIss s.s.s.
Louis N. De saluces. 80. 1919 17th 81.
nv: and Isabelle M. dHumieres. rs.
EsSsi 3. ssun0 10. i iasS 6oi aa ' "a
David ", Ledwis. Il. Princeton, wis,
snd Patricia N. Curry, Is. 341i
P'y rin.x i n l..: ssS.iG sIssss Vi esnn sas
and 6siors; " Collins. Ks. .4os X st Il.
AnS n s u ss 2 T. s &c f S.,4 e., l.
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VI the revoked permits. civ
were for operating after revoc -. :
tlon, four were for OPERATING
while their licenses were S,ss
pended, three were for Sr,v SSs,
while drunk, 81 were for an a &C.
cumulated record Of traffic v sc
iAtions totaline at least IL noints
under the point system. and fa,,r
were revoked for operating in
such Z manner as to show IA
sraIit disregard for the safety a.
persons and property. =
VI the suspended permits. los
were Tor an Accumulated record
Of o. eight points or more. 20 were
Tor failure to tile insurance. six
were Tor failure to satisfy iudc-
ment and six were for operating
In such manner as to show IA
erant disregard for the safety Of
persons and property.
The list Of suspensions and
revocations for the week are:
~. e: 9. e isr operating In such a man.
Tmass. - i SSsgi'1 s;,r::s s .Es..s y;ns
81. TdeafS n n @IIf t SSSnEScii ma. avenue
ssl.;. JSHhn A. Switzerland. 1888 Have:
~ svskss Ter .ssesAslnF. after rsves..
Lonnie Arlington, 2OS6 FlaSler plsee
Nv; yCssph ~, p heaven. Third .tr sst
49,. Ssnlamin Carlton Sands, bS6 Ninth
rowie court. Rockville, Nd: Raymond
Haxter. 1888 Euclid street NV;
sesse Lee Lawson 1879 Savannah place
Revsksa for operating after susp.n.
zen; Nathaniel walker. ass L street
FcSd MT ATS ans 8 nS:ssEXOlI alSss shsFiN
:.s.t SM; kssk JossSh Berry Betty ss ssy I'VE Z
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Pi9 Ss..,! Fog; @: siIvsr. spring. No. ssas|
Melvin w: carter. 20. alexandria. w
snd sally ,. Rucksi. 81. 220i tsfis
james NJ. Racklsy, 81, Thomasyille. ca
4 ana Anne 9. Morris, 81, Alexandri1i
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ADVERTISEMENT
-
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D. c. roffic Division
Revokes 48 Permits

and isT cth motor vehicle operators permit. ~
- cutters were suspended drino ths I'LL were revoked
department Of Vehicles and past week. according
ort "A sasoaltion 10 persons who were chsroa .. -
sSv suspended until Of their future nsD. nad their
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Philosophers to Meet

The Philosophical Society 81
Washington will meet at se:ie
pm. Friday in the Cosmos Club
Auditorium. 2i2l Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
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Under D. c. lam couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, matt three fun days
and receive the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
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sooDis !; johnson, 60 oakland. Calf.
Donald R, Busslnk. Il: Silver spriHs.
Nc; apd Beverley A. owen. %. Rich.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES
RY OSCAR SOLES

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis SoleS and
children were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Taft Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. jennie Mobiles
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Taft Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Norris
we're Saturday night visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Soles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talman Tyler
were Sunday visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Norrii
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Tyler.
Kenneth Duncan has returned
home following an operation in
Durham.
Everctte Norris and Burri3
Goodwin have returned home
from Florida where they we-e
employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Soles wcr2
Thursday night visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Cartrette.
John Cartrette remains i'll at
the home of his son, Willie.
BurriS Goodwin was the Satur-
day visitor of Mrs. BurriS Lar
ME Norris.
A house warming shower Was
given to Mrs. Clifton Norris
Tuesday night, at the home OF
Mrs. Lannie Norris.
Several people in the area are
Strawing berries.
Tobacco beds have about all
the water that growing plants
can stand.
We are glad to welcome Man
ly Soles, Jr. as a new subscriber
to the Tabor City Tribune.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
Betty Bunch
is Crowned
Miss Chadbourn

CHADBOURN - Betty Bunch,
a l6-year-old blue-eycd brnn-
cite who says she does not like
Elvis Presley, was crowned
Miss Chadbourn" Friday night.
The five-foot two-inch lO8-
pound high school sophomore
was selected from a field Of
eight contestants.
Carol Bullard, l6-year-old
high school junior. was SecoEd
place winner in the contest.
The new queen was crowned
by Frances Yates, Miss Chad
bourn of 1856.
The reigning beauty, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bunch,
Jr., of Chadbourn, is a cheer
leader, member of the glee club,
Beta Club and a reporter for the
school paper. She is an accom-
plished dancer and has appeared
as a feature attraction at many
events in SENCland.
Miss Chadbourn will reign
over the annual Strawberry Fes-
tival to be held April rs and
will compete in the contest to be
held to select the Strawberry
Festival Queen.
A fashion show was held as a
part Of the beauty pageant. The
show was held for the purpose
of raising money with which to
carry on the queens festivities
at the festival
l.. v. Lowe opened the pro-
gram and Julian Lewis CT
Whiteville served as master of
ceremonies. The Quintones, feat
uring five girls from the high
school glee club, delivered sew
eral vocal numbers, Malcolm
and James Smith Of Whiteville,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

Philadelphia at prices ranging
from rs cents to SIPS more per
oushel than Carolina yams.
Dipping stations are set up in
Columbus county at the same
locations as last year, the Tabor
City Marketing Company has
Green Sea has
dipping station at the agricul-
tural building and others are
available in Horny.
Yam growing authorities also
advise farmers in the future to
plant at least one acre of pota-
toes from vines and to select
their next years seed from this
stock. This is said TO be the best
way to combat scurf
Growers. are also advised to
plant the very best potatoes In
the seed beds. These potatoes
should be free of disease and a
size from one and one-half
inches TO two and a half inches
in diameter
One buyer of yams said this
week There are two types CT
markets for potatoes. One wants
the best quality and they buy
Louisiana yamS. The other Is
interested only in price
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
GROUND BREAKING

BUlES CREEK, March a
Campbell College broke ground
this morning for a major addi-
ton to MarshbankS Dining Hall
The enlargement and complete
remodelling of the existing
structure, which has been in
service since 1884, will moro
than double the present size OF
the building at an estimated cost
of 100000. Today's ground
breaking began the fifth major
construction project of Camp
bell College in as many years.
Herbert B. Taylor, former
Mayor of Dunn and longtime
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
MEAT-TYPE HOGS

CLEMSON - Purebred swine
breeders OF the state will have
an opportunity this spring to
have their litters certified as
meat-type hogs. A certification
program is being conducted CO.
operatively by the swine breed
ers' associations of the state, tn.
Clemson Animal HuSbandry De
partment, and the Clemson Elk
tension Service.
The certification program is
designed to help locate the
meat-type hogs in the state and
to help the swine industry b.
certifying sources of superior
breeding stock.
Pigs from littcrs narrowed du--
ing February, March, and April
will be used in the pogram. The
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
Yam Growers
Urged To
Treat Seed

Sweet potato growers OF Co.
lumbus and Horny counties are
being urged to take advantage
of slip dipping stations located
in various sections of both
areas. Authorities have pointed
out that it is becoming increaS-
ingly important to put a quality
yam on the Northern markets
and that Louisiana yams ar.
now selling in New York ard
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

rell. whose wife. Carolyn. lives
in Aynor, S. c., recently particle
pated in Exercise Hard Times"
with the End Infantry Division
at Fort Richardson, Alaska.
The six-day exercise, design
ed to test the combat efficiency
of the division under arctic con-
ditions, was the largest eve:
held at the Alaskan fort.
Regularly assigned as a squad
leader in the u. S. Army Gener-
al Depot's l2lst Quartermastei
Company, Sergeant Harrell emit
cred the Army in March 1851
He arrived in Alaska last Jan.
uary.
The Sergeant's mother, Mrs
Ella Harrell, lives on Route A
Live Oak, Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

According to officials of the
~ C. Crop Reporting Service
the average yield of lint per acre
Is estimated at 1893 pounds for
1906. This is above the 1855 av-
erage and the highest average
YIELD since ls48. The crop IN
coastal Plains counties was pro-
ouced under favorable weather
and record or nea-
record yields were realized. The
average yield in some Piedmon,
counties was lower than usual
owing to extended drought con-
ai'ions and a high percentage of
insect infestation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

litters must first qualify as Pro-
duction Of Registry litters. To
qualify, litter must consist Of
at least eight pigs at time of
weaving, and the pigs must b.
weighed when they are IS days
OF age in the case of Berkshire,
Poland China, and Yorkshire
breeds and when Sc days of age
If the pige are of the Durol
and Hampshire breeds. The pigs
must meet the weight require
ments for their respective
breeds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
Asheboro. Ramseur. Hot Springs
Win Top Finer Carolina Awards

town-country activities. includ-
ing new produce market
school bond program and arm
DRY. Swannanoa. second-place
winner in 1855, led 1856 special
projects with a school improve
ment and youth activities pro-
gram.
A total OF 1877 towns in ths
two Carolinas carried out TAI
projects in the 1856 contest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13

OF the division under arctic con-
was the largest ever
held at the Alaskan fort.
Assigned to the LIST Battalion
OF the divisions 23rd Regiment.
Tompkins entered the Army N
December 1855 and arrived In
Alaska in June 1856.
The l8-year-old soldier at
tended Conway High School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
Wed MAR. Is. 1857 THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGES

trustee Of Campbell and B. p.
Marshbanks, senior faculty
member for whom the building
is named, lifted first shovels of
earth in today's ceremony. Pres
ent for the occasion were L. i.
Cox, Jr.. of Sanford, the general
contractor and George Hackney
of Durham, the architect. l.. Fl.
Campbell, president of the COL
lcge, presided.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
PVT. PAUL D.. THOMPKINS

FONI NIOf1NHDSON, ALAS
kA - Army Pvt. Paul D.
Thompkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs
James K. Thompkins, Route J,
Conway, recently participated
in Exercise Hard Times" with
the End Infantry Division Il;
Fort Richardson, Alaska.
The six-day exercise, design
ed to test the combat efficiency
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-13
did several vocal and tap danes

did several vocal and tap danes
numbers.
During the fashion show ap-
proximately 20 models paradetl
IN the latest spring fashions.
contestants in the beauty con-
test in addition to the winner
ana runner-up were Sara Dow,
Mollie Worrell. Sandra Mooney
barbara Yates. Wanda McLel.
land, Frances Parker.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-04
Cerro
Gordo
BY-MRS. c. J. BENTON

Tom Wallace Of Wake Forest
College spent the holiday, with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. fenry G. Will
hanson and children spent the
holidays in Grccnsbor1 visiting
.ner mother.
Mrs. Alice Keller IS a patient
in Robinson County Memcria!
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Regain and
son. Jimmy, spent the holidays
IN Concly Springs visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ethel Reid and OF l.
cr relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Martin
and family also their visitors
Margaret f. Hyman and Barbara
RoScnficld of Darlington visited
Mrs. Agnes Hammond in Jaraes
Walker Memor. Hospital
Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. ThurSton Barefoot OF
Tabor City visited NJ. and Mrs
{. j. Benton Thanksgiving Day
also Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Kellina1
and daughter of jacksonville,
Fla. visited in the h lme.
Pete Strickland of Edwards
Military Institute, Salemburg
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-04

the Columbus County Baptist
Association. He served as deacon
OF his church for number of
years and had been church clerk
for more than so years He was
actively affiliated with the CO.
lumbus Republican party.
Mr.. Wychc was married in
isl2' to Mary Bailey Blanchard
OF Sampson County.
FINAL rites were held SUNDAY
al $50 p. IN. from Hallsboro
Baptist Church b. the Rev
clyde Yates. Burial was in Lake
"accamaw Cemctcry.
Survivors include four sons
Henry b. Wyche o: Whiteyille
and HallSboro. benjamin and
Kay b. Wychc of Hallsboro and
DR.. J. T. Wyche of Whiteville. a
daughter. Mrs. Martin Schulken
WhlteNIllc; and a brother. James
a. Wyche of HallSboro.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-04
LONNIE C. MILLIKEN

AUGSBURG, GERMANY -
Army Sgt. Lonnie c. Milliken,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Milf
ken, Route l, Shallotte, recently
completed mountain ranger
training exercise in the Bavar-
ian Alps near Bad Holz, Germ
any.
Sergeant Milliken participated
in the operation with members
OF the 18th Airbornc Divisions
505th Infantry who formed pat
rolls which met and engaged a
simulated enemy.
A fire team leader with the
5O5th's Company ., the sergeant
entered the Army ia June 1855
and arrived in Europe in Febru-
AIRY 1856.
He was graduated from Shall
lotte high school in 1855.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-04
Hospital
Notes

Inc following were admitted
to LorlS Community Hospital
Nov. p through Dec /:
Betty 10 Granger. Mrs. Do
rctha Graham. Goldic Mcdowell
Mrs. Ada Pridgcn. Ernest Bull
lock, Mrs. Nora Carter. Thomas
Nj. Parker. Bonnie T1yc Grazing
CT, Mrs. RcbcCca Granger. San
dra Goats. {. p. Parker. Dennis
Strickland. Shirley Marsh. Mrs
Anna Tyler, Elnitd Solcs. Mrs
Allcnc Fairyloth. Broyton Bull
lock. J. {. SolcS. Dc.dld Floyd
Rosa Jane Crate. Baby boy
Crate. Baby boy So;cs. Carolyn
Faye MInccy, Mrs. Edna TYLER
baby Wayne Bcl!a:ny. Furmar
Todd. Jcttic Long. Baby boy
Long. Martha higgins. Baby CIR
higgins. Eva Mae Long, baby
Janet SuggS. Annie Mae Smith
CaSSclc Prca'ncr. Ea3y boy Long
Baby girl Preacher, baby boy
Smith.
Diane Watts, Kenneth Allen
jeff Fowler, Jessie Gilmore
Mrs. Epldcll New, Mrs. Jeane
Lewis. Mrs. Albcrfinc Richards
Leila Cox, Mrs. Dorothy SuggS
Mrs. Nora Higgins, baby Cir
Higgins. David R?y Barnhill
Mrs. Julia Norris. Sarah Beth
James. Mrs. Carrie Graham
baby girl Cox, Mrs. Elaine Rich
ardSon. baby girl Richardson
willis Strickland, Helen higgins
baby boy higgins
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-04

spent the holidays at home.
Miss Peggy Green spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mrs
Clyde Williams in Whiteville.
Miss Frances Williamson was
a visitor in Wilmington Satur-
day.
Donald Kellihan of Hampton
Va. spent the holidays with hi:
mother, Mrs. Eva kellihan.
Mickey Nance OF Wilmington
College spent the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugt
Nance.
Andy Williamson II Lake Wac.
camaw spent the holidays with
his grandparents, MI. and Mrs
A. J. Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Floyd anc
family of Dclco Visited theil
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Wal
lace and Mrs. Minta Floyd Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hammond
and family of jacksonville spen
the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Hammond.
East Carolina College student;
home for the holidays include,
Miss Juanita Tyler. Miss rhclm;
Strickland, Miss Amclita Thomp.
son and Henry McarS.
Gusts in the come of Mr
land Mrs. Glenn Thompson
Thanksgiving Day were Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Putnam of Mullins
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. johnson anC
children and Mrs. Lou Floyd.
Landrum Wilson spent tn,
holidays with his parents il
IrndprSOnyi1le a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-04

est College,
He served as member off N.
wake Forest College Board of
trustees from l9AO-47. During
World War IL, re served as a
member of the Columbus Coun-
lty draft board.
o'ner offices he held included
membership on the board of
trustees at the Columbus County
Hospital. member of the Column
Gus County Board of Education
ano a member of the Hallsboro
School Board.
lie was a member of the Halls
Baptist Church and was a mem
Der OF the Executive Board of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-04
Rites Held For
J. Byron WYche

J. Byron Wycne, longtime
HallSboro and Columbus County
civic and religious leader, died a,
his home Saturday following an
ilNcess of about week.
Mr.. Wyche, 76, was president
OF the Columbus County firm
Pierce and Co., and had been
connected with il since 1903.
He was kraduate of Buie's
Greek Academy and Wake For
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-04

FOR SALE Six room home
The l.. w. Juriarl home. locat-
co across from SCH.o Contact
{. II Primer, TIn.I City n. {.
Phone 255l. (tfn)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-04

FOR SALE - Wood Range. in
Excellent condition. Can be
seen AT home on Ray Street.
Asking only $50 for ranger
Used about six months. See F..
c. Hilburn, Tabor City, N. c.
ffrl
Evening star., 1957-04-26
Note to Hungary
Protests SpyChurge

BUDAPEST. April 26 tR). -
The United States has rejected
"a charge Of espionage against
an expelled military attache and
termed "inexcusable" the actions
Iof Hungarian and Soviet mill
tary personnel in the incident.
A note Of protest was deliv-
cred to the Hungarian Foreign
Minister yesterday. 1t declared
the detention and questioning of
two American military attaches
under the apparent direction of
q Soviet officer is particularly
noteworthy. for it reflects the
conditions which characterize an
occupied country"
Capt. Thomas r. Gleason of
EUrbana. IN. and Col. James C.
Todd Of Tulsa. Okla. were halted
on a country road April 3, ac-
cused of photographing a bar
racks and held for questioning
nearly six hours. They said they
were taking pictures Of the
scenery.
Evening star., 1957-04-26
Virginia SocioI Work
Conference Elects

ROANOKE. April 26 R.--R
Franklin Hough, jr.. Of Salem
was elected president Of the
Virginia Conference Of Social
Work yesterday.
The State organization. at its
56th annual meeting reelected
y. N. G. Finley. Richmond. vice
president; and named Raleigh
IColston Hobson. Richmond. as
treasurer.