Tabor City tribune., 1957-03-27
Plain
TALK
By AL HARRISON
LOOK UP YOUNG MEN

LOOK UP YOUNG MEN
Il never saw club with much informally. 90
much fellowship and so much accomplished at a hnS;
ness meeting was the remark made by a Llmberto
Jaycee who recently broke bread with local Javca%
If you are between the ages of 21-36 give yo,rses
an opportunity to get more out of youthful living bv
becoming Jaycee.
The remark by the Lumberton Jaycee is tribute
to the local club and it's president Erskin Young ''
The Lors radio station is still churnng Sometime
concrete should take place before too long.
Lors should be able to support radio station Alto,
faShon, they support newspaper and the two 20
hand in hand ~
Who knows, perhaps, I'll be able to talk the has,
and his associates into letting me sell radio advertisin
along with newspaper ads
Around my house when someone mentions rocki,a
the baby to sleep I'm often tempted to real rocks
My daughter Cindy scoffs at the idea of sleepino
medicine prescribed by the doctor She could drirS
whole bottle then stay up all night to prove it As
waste of medicine. She celebrates her first birthday
Sunday so maybe she'll get the difficult stage
I'm getting anxious to live again under the illusion
that I'm head of the Household instead of Chairman
OF the proflt-making committee
When energetic young men live in a town. neon,o
away from home associate these young men with the
town in which they live While at Red Springs last
week attending Jaycee meeting, young man said
Surance now isn't it?''
Seems that H. B. is burning up the insurance woods
1t comes surprise to me- He is what most
people refer to as "live wire"
Residents of the Sandy Plain community are vast
ing time in setting up one of the best Rural De-
velopment programs in the State. When you're no.
busy, take few minutes and ride through Sandy
Plain The attractive mail boxes, signs indicating tM
one glance you can tell Sandy Plain folks are the
KIND that keep this progressing.
My congratulations to President Lahna Harreson
for the excellent job he is doing in leading the pro-
gram.
They tell me if things stay as quite at MYRTLE
" he ont
roaring one will be able to hear is that of wage
sapping the other.
This isn't as it should be- Myrtle Beach has the
potential of being of the most desirable resort
towns in this part of the country. They thrive IN
Ir:t trade although the Air Base has to extent
aileVlated the sole dependency of merchants en-
toutIStS.
Perhaps their answer is legal whskey and gamb-
ling.
I'm glad it's their problem and not mine
But I'd hate to see Myrtle Beach dry up - ocean
and all.
'Tis little wonder folks getting more and more
to the point where they can't beieb what they read
in the newspapers
An Associated Press story this morning (Tuesday) >
stated that the Federal Grand Jury met in Aiken
5. c. on Monday and heard only few of the wit
nesses regarding the Horny County corruption
charges. Also they stated that w. Horace Carter did
not appear.
From AP it came as a surprise So happens that
none of the Il witnesses appeared before the grand
jury and that Carter was very much present in case
the hearing had come off scheduled.
Newspapering has gotten to low point as far as
accuracy is concerned. I'll be glad when they get
back to accuracy and leave the fiction writing the
magazines
When you now say Il read it in the newspaper
you amt got leg to stand far as authenticity
is concerned
For example the Florence Morning News recently
ran story quoting State Senator James Stevens of
Loris having made host of statements regarding,
a possible bill to abolish the sheriffs department
understand Senator Stevens has never talked with
any reporter from the Florence Morning News about
such bill.
Perhaps I'm biased from observing such poor re-
porting but if gets any I'll be looking for T.
profession with widespread integrity in which
to make my existence.