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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04
lJUDI OSVAJAIU NEB0

(Nastavak sa /. strane)
"a dvije, do tri godine - ne
posredno prize nego sto Sc
puste u redovan promet mlaz-
nj aparati. Tu ce moderniza-
ciju neophodno trebati uvesti
ne samo ma aerodrome vec i
ma velike kontinentalne in
terkontinentalne acne IL
nije. Kad danas ma bilo ko-
jem evropskom aerodromu je-
dan avion starta "a Sjevernu
Ameriku, on je zbog sigur-
nosti okruzen slobodnim pro-
storom u koji ne smile uci
nj jedan drugi avion. Ia 81
gurnosna zona iznosi "a sva-
XII aparat u letu 100 kilome-
tara duzine, 80 kilometara ST.
rine 300 metara visine. O.
ma takoreci 1e ii" zajedno
S avionom, t. j. tamo gdje o.
ma postoji, tamo je avion
siguran!
Naprotiv, mnogo je opas-
nije, ako pilot m ora letjeti
ma oko", danju, po 'vedrom
vremenu. Tada n t k o drugi
ma nj ne pazi, ne okruzuje ga
nikakav zastitni prostor, i on
mora dobro otvoriti oci da ne
bi bio iznenadjenja. 1 maj
mania nepaznja moze ga do
vesti do sudara. Prema tvrd-
Mi americkih linijskih pilota,
u USA svakog dana dolazi do
cetiri "skoro sudara". Cetiri
aviona dnevno vrlo sc opas-
no priblize jedan drugome i
samo pilotova prisebnost mo-
ze u posljednjem trenutku iz-
bjeci nesrecu. Sto Sc wise a.
parata nalazi u zraku, to je
opasnost VEGA. Katastrofu
moze skriviti i n a j m a n il
sportski aparat, ako je ME
gov pilot lakouman iii ras-
tresen.
Ali nj najbolje oko ne &c
wise dostajati kod brzina su-
trasnjih aviona. Jedna tex ma
rubu horizonta iskrsla tocka
pretvorit &c sc vec "a neko-
liko sekundi u smrtnu opas-
most. To znaci, da &c uvodie-
MEM mlaznih aparata u put
nieki saobracaj trebati ma We
likim zracnim putovima u
vesti i danonocnu radarsku I
radiokontrolu - da bi Sc IL
bjegle katastrofe. Prema mis-
ljenju strucnjaka, uspostav-
ljanje takve avionske sigur-
nosne mreze bit &c vrlo sku-
po, gotovo isto toliko skupo
kao uspostavljanje zeljeznic-
Ike mreze! Ali svaki tehnicki
napredak koji sa sobom do
nosi opasnost po covjeka, da-
je poticaj "a nova iznasasca,
koja ce tn opasnost savlada-
ii! Sredstva "a sigurnost u
zraku vec ce u bliskoj buduc-
nosti pruziti ista ona tehnika,
koja nam danas omogucuje
da letimo tako brzo, tako vi
soko tako udobno, kako jos
prize nekoliko decenija nismo
smijeli nj u masti zamisljati.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04

cilj je ipak postignut razvitkom
dogadjaja. :"
Kad su S b potukli trupe
buntovnih dahija, pa i kad su
same dahije poklali uz po-
moe odobrenje turskih via.
sti, narasla su i'm krila, stek-
Ii su povjerenje u svoju VIA
stitu snagu, pa su poceli ira
ziti n wi poredak i autono-
miju, koju su, obzirom ma
svoje zasluge "a sultana i uz
pomoc krscanskih vlasti, ko-
nacno i dobili. IL te borbe
razvila Sc poslije legenda Q
prvom srpskom ustanku i Q
Karadjordju, koja je tok do
gadjaja sasvim drugacije pri.
kazivala, a borce preko mje-
re idealizirala. Sam je Kara
djordje nudio Srbiju Austriji,
ali je Austria nije htjela pri-
miti, da Sc ne zaplete u rat
s Turskom ma koji nije bila
spremna. Godine 1873. Srbi-
ia je proglasena nezavisnom
kraljevinom.
Sto Sc Hrvatske tice, kad
je .pocelo narodno budjenje,
Hrvati su Sc presizanju Ma.
dzara odupirail, a u Zagrebu
je pod vodstvom Ljudevita
Gaia do slo do ilirskog po-
kreta, koji je isao "a tim, da
Sc sve jugoslovenske zemlje
ujedine u jednoj drzavnoj "a
jednici. Tai pokret nije ma
isao ma odjek u Srbiji, maj
wise zbog toga sto je nikao
u katolickom Zagrebu, ali je
naisao ma snazan odjek i ra.
zumijevanje u Crn oj Gori.
Prirodno je, da je tai pokret
nikao u Zagrebu, jer su Hr-
vati bill pod snaznim utjeca-
jem narodnih pokreta u 1ta-
liji i Njemackoj, jer su. bill
napredniji cd ostalih balkan.
skin Slavena, jer je Hrvat-
ska m a a karakter drzave
pod suverenitetom krscanskih
Habsburgovaca. Vjera je ono
vrijeme jos uvij k vladala
ljudskim dusama, iako ju je
nacionalni osjecaj pomalo po-
tiskivao kao glavnog pokre-
taca ljudskog politickog die
lovanja. Bezvladje j neredi u
turskom carstvu bill su ociti
znakovi njegova propadanja,
pa Sc je racunalo, da &c u
prvom redu Habsburzi, koji
su Sc vijekovima borili prot
tn r S kog carstva, osloboditi
susjedne pretezno krscanske
slavenske pokrajine i uklopi-
ii iii u svoju krscansku care.
vinu. A onda nije bio nista
prirodnije - nj politicki mu-
druje - nego da sc te zemlje
okupe oko Zagreba, kao svog
narodnog i krscanskog sre-
dista pod habsburskom kru-
nom. Onda nije niko nj po-
misljao, da Sc o d cij pi cd
habsburske krune, jer vrije-
me nije bio "a to dozrijelo.
A kad su Madzari u svojim
pokusajima madzarizacije ne
madzarskih naroda pretjera-
Ii, pa Sc, 1S4s. godine, i pro-
ii cara pobunili nista nije BIZ
10 prirodnije, nego da Hrvati
u toj situaciji stanu ma stra-
nu cara, da izbjegnu opas-
nosti madzarizacije i da sa-
cuvaju svoju autonomiju, ko-
ju Madzari nisu htjeli prizna-
ii. Oni nisu mogli, da Sc u
isto vrijeme tuku i proti ca
ra i proti Madzara. Hrvati-
ma su Sc pridruzili vojvo-
djanski Srbi trazili, da sc
autonomna srpska Vojvodina
prisajedini Hrvatskoj. A ST.
bija je otpor Hrvata vojvo-
djanskih Srba pomagala, pa
cak i poslala jednu cetu do
brovoljaca u borbu. Hrvate
je u borbi proti Madzara
predvodio hrvatski ban Josip
Jelaeic, koji je, cim je postao
banom, ukinuo kmetstvo u
Hrvatskoj, tako dao dokaza
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-04

| 1oullO1il JCLlhu. IL JS IdhO ISL
do pocetka budjenja narodne'
svijesti, do borbi "a oslobo-
djenje Srbije i do Vukove re-
forme.
Ia razliku cd Srba, Hrvati
su cd svog doseljenja ma Bal
kan pisali narodnim jezikom,
najprije glagoljicom, a onda
latinicom, a u Bosni nesto
malo glagoljicom, a u glav-
nom hrvatskom cirilicom, ko-
ia Sc zove i bosancica koja
Sc razlikuje cd srpske Girl
lice. I dok je u Srbiji ma lite.
ramon polju vladao potpun
mrak, u Hrvatskoj je, barem
ma obali, koja je bila zastice-
Mia cd turskih provala i oko
Zagreba, cvala lijepa knjizev-
most i umjetnost uopce. Iako
u ona vremena nije bio ma
rodne svijesti u danasnjem
smislu, Marko Marulic, Spill
canin, ipak je izricito nagla-
sio, da pis e hrvatskim je-
zikom, a Mavro Vetranic, Du-
brovcanin, oplakujuci jade i
nevolje, koji su pod turskom
najezdom stigli hrvatski ma
rod, spominjuci i Kosovo i
Krbavsko Polje pjeva o "slav-
MIN Hrvatima". u Dubrov-
niku Sc cesto upotrebljavao
naziv "slovinski", mjesto hr-
vatski, ocito pod uplivom TIA
lije i Mletaka, gdje Sc sve
Slavene trpalo pod isti sla-
venski naziv, a Dubrovnik je
bio pod snaznim kulturnim
uplivom Italije, pa je, razumi-
je Sc, cesto kopirao njene a.
dete. ..V.F- <s|.s.@' RI
! U dobrim dijelom "potur-
cenoj' ,Bosni i Herzegovina,
turski povjesnicar A ali "a
biljezio je pocetkom sesnae-
stog vijeka, da ime Bosnia po-
tjece Cd rijeke Bosne, ali da
su=Bosanci dio naroda hrvat-
skoga. Ali nj u Bosni Sc ma
knjizevnom polju nije mnogo
stvaralo.
Kad je nastupio- devetnae-
sti wick i narodno budjenje,
tursko je carstvo vec bilo u
raspadanju. Pojedini p s e,
begovi i age, odmetali su Sc
cd sultana i nisu htjeli slusa-
ii nikakva naredjenja il Carl
grada. Poznata je ona narod-
ma o Bojicic Aliji: "Bojicicu,
bojis Ii Sc koga?" A on od-
govara: "Boga malo, a cara
nimalo'. III odmetnici pre-
tvorise Sc onda u siledzije i
zulumcare. Ne bojeci Sc nj
cara, nj zakona, oni su ma
rod grdno pritiskali porezima
nametima svakakvim dru-
gim zulumima. Cd svih janji-
cara u cijelom turskom car
stvu .najgori su bill oni, koji
su bill smjesteni u Srbiji. Mi
howl poglavice, dahije, stvo-
rili su u Srbiji pravu anar-
hiju. Beogradski carski pasa,
Hadzi Mustafa, nazvan zbog
svoje pravicnosti "srpska
majka", pokusao je da uvede
red i zakon, ali bez uspjeha.
Buduci da nije imao dosta
vojske, da svoju volju silom
nametne, i buduci da su da-
hije necovjecno progonile ma
rod, sam je pasa nagovorio
Srbe, da Sc oruzaju da Sc o.
dupru svojim, njegovim i sui
tanovim neprijateljima. Srbi
su to i ucinili, kao vjerni sui
tanovi podanici, pa su u ne
koliko navrata potukli janji-
care, krdzalije (hajducke,
pljackaske, u glavnom musli-
manske cete, sastavljene cd
odpustenih vojnika i po kojeg
krscanskog razbojnika). Kroz
prvo vrijeme Srbi su Sc TUX
Ii pod vrhovnom turskom ko-
mandom, ali pod svojim "a
povjednicima, a kod opsade
Beograda dosao i'm je u po-
moe, po naredjenju sultana,
sam bcsanski pasa Sc svojom
vojskom bossnskih muslima-
ma. Cuveni njemacki histori-
Sor oo-o1J Dali. a, ::
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

JERRY F. BALL, d.. an of beau
ty pageant judges in the South
will serve on the panel of judges
or the 1857 Carolinas Yam
Queen" to be held at Planter
Warehouse Friday at 7 p. m
'ponsored by the Tabor City
.Noman's Club. Rall. known a.:
Mr.. ESQ" to many North Car
linians, has gained wide ex-
,crience in the pulchrituda bus
ness through having judged in
Vulnerable beauty contests and
Dageants in the Carolinas. Ball
8 active in civic work in Char
ptie where he has been employ
! for the last 81 years by Esso
Standard Oil Company. Since
5i9. he is credited with having
raised more than $4,000 for the
March Of Dimes AID other char
table causes because Of his
'pianOthons." He has played
eight. and twelve hours. nom
stop on the Piano with an al
""st limitless repertoire.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
MAYORS
COURT

Cases heard in Mayors Court
during the past two weeks in
cludc. session Of september 30)
Leo Gaddy, larceny, transferred
u Recorders Courr: Keith Law
son. carrying concealed weapon,
TO Recorders Court
Charles Mcneil. public drunken
ness. 30 days sentence: Geneva
Hooks, disorderly conduct. cost:
Woodrow Mcqueen, disorderly
conduct. cost: Lcanor Bimbow
public drunkenness, cost; ISha
Bimbow. public drunkenness
cost: Roosevelt AIaouz, disorder
ly conduct. profanity, cost; Hen
ry TimmonS, public drunken
ness, cost; Clayton E. Edge, vio-
lation stop sign, cost.
Cases heard in the October
7 session included: Bobbie Mob
les, no operators license, trans
ferred TO Recorders Court, Cur
tbs Allen, public drunkenness
disorderly conduct, assault, cost
Chester Duncan, public drunk
eneSs, cost; Herbert Fowler, pub
lie drunkenness cost plus SIC
fine; Rufus d. Milligan, public
drunkenness, cost; James Stroud
public drunkenness. cost; Wayne
Sanderson, public drunkenness
costs: Walter Pool, public drum
kenness, costs; BraNton William
son, violation stop sign. cost
Kelley Dewey Long, disorderly
conduct, cost; Ida Granger, APP
peared on issuance OF capias or
charge of failing to appear as
prosecuting witues, in which
case she was taxed with cost.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
TO
BE FETED AT
BUFFET SUPPER

Highlighting the entertain
mcnt for the queen candidate
and honor guests Hill be a buf-
fet supper Friday Of 5 p m. in
the home of DR.. and Mr. Fl. G.
Cameron under the sponsorship
o. the Dirt Dobbers Garden
Cub.
In attendance with the Is
candidates officially entered
will be Miss RoSd Huntley Car
olinas Yam Queen of 1855. Miss
Brenda Eddings. Miss Horny
Electric Coop" Mss Betty Muir
fiel Cox, Miss Tabor City" Miss
Anne Elizabeth Mallard and
Miss Sybil Williams, official hos
tesSeS.
Gifts will be presented at the
affair to the guests by the Caro-
linas Yam Festival. And as a
public relations measure the
Kinston Chamber OF Commerce
is giving glass and note book
to all the pretty girls at tho sup
per.
The gifts for The runner-up
and new queen will be presented
at the coronation with Miss
Tabor City" officiating.
The first prize for the 1857
queen will be a prize winning
basket of yams, m engraved
sterling silver 'rophy, luggage
and flowers. The runner-up will
receive luggage ard flowers too.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
BY JINKS HARPER

Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Arm.
strong of Fayetteville visited her
son and his family, links Harper.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Fowler
Of Nakina and Mr.. and Mrs. links
Harper of Bethel made a business
trip TO Tabor City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lelmas Hinson of
Wilmington spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Long
and attended the Long-Buffkin
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pick Jenrette
and daughters, Janet and Esthel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harsly Jen-
erette Of Pireway visited Mr.. and
Mrs. links Harper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert White
ind children visited her mother
In Whiteville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Fowler
Of Nakina visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jinks Harper Sunday afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Navy Film
Available

"Navymen," new Navy film
which was recently ttlevised
over a national network. is now
available for showing to schools
and community groups. it was
announced by Navy recruiting
here today.
The film portrays how hf,
begins in the Navy at Boot
Camp. II rtveals how the men
learn to whip Smartly through
their military PAGES how
they become expert mdrksmen
on the rifle range their tx
element in winning regimental
honors, how the Navy recruit
learns TO do his share OF the
"houSework." handle small
boats. swim. how to live aboard
ship. naval history, and other
subjects teaching them to be-
come seagoing specialists
The cast is made up entirely
OF Navy recruits actually under
going recruit training at the
Great Lakes Naval Training
Center.
Schools and organizations de-
string the film to be shown at
their meetings may arrange to
do so by contracting Navy Re-
cruiting station, Florence S. c..
telephone 9693. Motion protector
and projectionist will be furn-
ished by the Navy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Awards Presented
For P.T.A. Contest

The third grad home room
of Mrs. Marguerite Smiths won
the Parent Teachc;, Association
membership conteS. which came
to a close in September and re-
ceived an award IT the general
meeting held in thr school aud
itorlum Thursday evening.
Mrs. Audrey Jo:iy's second
grade home room f.aced second
and Eddie Wright. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Wright. and Mrs.
Jolly's student, won the award
for bringing in The highest
number of members.
Attendance awards went to
the home rooms o. Mrs. Roberta
Bowyer, Mrs. Nettie Harmon
and Randall BurlcSon.
Mrs. James {. Coz. president.
perSided and noted the improve
ment on the Primary play
grounds with the ground work
and the addition o. new equip
ment.
The Rev Martin Chambers.
pastor Of the Saint Paul Method
list Church. gave tie devotional.
Open House was held follow
in the session for parent-teach-
er conference
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
II Marriage Was In Good Faith.
VA Will Consider Il Legal Deal

Mr.. II. Hugh Nance. Columbus
County Veterans Service Officer
said this morning that the fol-
lowing news item had been re-
leased by the Veterans Admin
iStration and was of vital i'm
portancc to widows who have
been denied pension.
"A woman who married a vet
Gran without knowing that a
legal impeachment 10 the marri-
age existed my tie eligible for
widows benefits srom tht Vet
Grams Administration, even tho
ugh she is not the Veterans leg
al widow.
IVA said a recently passed
statute. Public Law 85-209. au-
thorized such payments under
certain circumstances.
Under the new law, if the
purported marriage was entered
into in kood faith by the woman
VA may consider it to have beer
a valid marriage. provided:
Oa) 1t would nave been valio
had the legal bar not existed:
(b) The couple had resided to-
gethcr for five or more year:
immediately prior 10 the veter-
ans death; and,
(C) No claim for VA widow:
benefits has been filed by a leg
al widow of the veteran
Before enactment of Publ,
Law 5000, establishment O.
legal widowhood was prere.
quisite to widow benefits from
VA, the agency said"
For further information get ir
touch with Mr.. Nance, locates
at Courthouse, Whitcville. N. c.
or Mr.. 7. Formy-Duval, DiStric'
Officer. North Carolina Veteran.
Commission, 400 MurChiSor
Building. Wilmington. Nortl
Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

Airman Basic Darrell Grey Dut-
ton, 20. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred X. button, Route 1. Ma
kina. las completed the first
phase of basic military training
at Lakeland Air Force Base
Texas. and has been reassigned
to the 1901 Basic Military Train
ing Squadron. Lakeland. where
he is undergoing Phase III basic
military training. The squadron
is under the 327Sth Technical
Training Group. While a memb-
er of the Technical Training
Group. the new cnlistee under
goes the second phase of basic
military training, and partici-
patcs in 4 progressive program
which includes processing, phys
ical conditioning, varied class
room studies ranging from cit
izcnShip To military studies Of
customs and courtcsies, and tn,
rudimcnts of military science
and tactics.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Winners Named
AT Prince Bros.
urniiure Store

Twenty-one persons won prizes
in the initial drawing held Satur-
day at Prince Brothers Furniture
Store in Tabor City. II was one
of two drawings to be held in
conjunction with their 18th An
niversary Sale.
Winners CT sets Of dishes wert
Erwin Mcpherson. Route l, Chad.
bourn; Mary Spursha, Ri. ,,
Tabor City; Delois Strickland
Ri. 9, Gallivants Ferry; Florence
Granger, Tabor City: and Alton
Fipps, Tabor City.
Table lamps were won by Mrs.
Duckery Jolly, Rt. /. Nichols
S. c.; Eula Fowler of Tabor
City; Leroy Fowler, Tabor City;
Mrs. George Faircloth, Tabor
City; Mrs. Furman Ward, Rt. |,
Chadbourn.
A three-piece table set was
won by Mrs. Floyd H. Tyree of
Whiteville.
Ten dollar trade certificates
were won by c. II. Hinson. Cerro
Gordo; willard Norris, Whining
ton; Elroy Bufihin, Green Sea;
Burris Beck, Tabor City: Retha
Bell Cartrette. Rt. |, Loris. ). c.;
M. V. Hilburn. Whitcvillc; BIrnic
Bowar. RI. |. Clarendon: Mrs
Lula R>aveS, TACO. C.t!: Mrs.
Leroy Fowler, Tabor City; and
Mrs. W. J. Watts, RI. 5, Con-
way, S. c.
The second of the $1,000 prize
drawing will be held on Deem
Der "a.
Winners who have not vet
claimed their prizes ~" requested
to pick them up ut Prince
Brothers Furniture Store in
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
williamson
Crossroads
Ry-Mrs. Bessie Williamson

Ey-Mrs. Bessie Williamson
GalylC Hammond spent the
'Ckond with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guinie Britt of
rI,m visited her mother.
NJ ;. Bessie Williamson spent
tuesday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Clinton Williamson. Mrs.
Hubert Meares and Becky visit
81 Beverly Williamson recently.
Miss Velma Williamson has
re:urned to Atlanta. Ga. after
= ten day stay with her mother,
Mrs. Minnie Williamson who is
III
Mrs. Carol Martin and daugh-
ter visited Carolyn Williamson
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill! Ward of
Whitcville spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Bobby Williamson.
Mrs. Garlic Williamson. Mrs,
Bessie Williamson and Mrs. FL
gle Williamson spent some time
in Fair Bluff Wednesday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Cerro
Gordo
BY MRS. c. J. BENTON

ny "No- u. =. DIN Io.N
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward OF
Petersburg, Va. spent the weet
end with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Bascom Hill.
Mrs. Billy Nance was a patien;
in Columbus County Hospital last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Benton OF
Jacksonville visited relatives here
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Sudie Benton of Fou.
Oaks spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Benton
Jack Nance of Louisburg Col
lege and Miss Phena Nance Of
East Carolina College spent Tn,
week end with their parents
Nr. and Mrs. James F. Benton.
Athel Kellihan of Fair Bluft
spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Katie Kellihan.
A-1-C Richard Wallace oI
Myrtle Beach spent the week ent
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Wallace.
Mrs. Bill HARRISON and Mrs
Wyatt Rouse visited relatives l.
Sumter and Charleston recently
Miss Sarah Williamson of Eas;
Carolina College spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Eliza.
eth P. Williamson.
Mrs. l.. B. Nance and Justis
McKeel were visitors in BetheI
and Greenville Saturday.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralpl,
Titles Sunday were the Rev. and
Mrs. r. c. Melton of Rocking
ham, Samuel Garner Of the Uni
versity Of South Carolina, Miss
Betty Jean Williamson and Miss
Shelby Jean Edwards Of Fair
Bluff.
Mrs. r. l. Register and Mrs
r. M. Bullock, Sr. were visitors
In Wilmington Thursday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK

BEFORE The CLERK
n. Garland Long,
Qull name of adopting Father
and
Myrtle Hazel Long,
Gull name of adopting Mother
For the adoption Of:
Nancy Louise Smith,
Gull name of child used in pro-
ceedingD
Mary Doe and Sarah Roe, in
tending 10 designate the legal
Mother of Nancy Louise Smith.
NOTICE
To the legal Mother or natural
Mother of Manly Louise Smith.
infant, intended to be designa,-
ed by the name % Mary Doe Or
Sarah Roe, will take notice that
"a proceeding entitled as above
has been commenced in the Su-
perior Court of Columbus Coun-
ty, North Caroline, before the
Clerk, for the purpose OF effect
ing the adoption of Nancy
Louise Smith for lie, an infant,
by H. Garland Long and wife.
Myrtle Hazel Long, and that she
Is required to appear and answer
or demur to the petition Tor
adoption on or before the 20 day
of November, 1857, or ten days
thereafter, at the Office of the
Clerk of Superior Court of Co
lumbus County, in Whiteville,
N. C., and that a hearing for the
purpose Of determining whether
OF not Marry Louise Smith is an
abandoned child by her legal
Mother within the contemplation
Of G. S. 1875 is set for 10 o'cld k.
A. M, in the office Of the Clerk
o! the Superior Court of Column
bus County, in Whiteville, N. c.,
and said party will further take
notice that il she fails TO appear
and answer or dcmur to the
said petition, then the petitioners
will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded therein, includ-
ing the adoption OF said infant
for life.
This 9th day Of Oct, 1857
LEE GREER
Clerk of Superior
Court Of Columbus
County, North
Carolina
D. F. McGougan, Jr
Attorney
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

Edwin Wright, the Junior
Chamber of Commerce repre-
sentative on the executive COM
nittee, handled the arrange
ments for the big Queens Ball
dance for the 10th annual festi-
val. The Jaycees made the ar
rangement for the big dance
With the first big name bend in
many years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Mrs. WesfmoreIand
Enferfains Club

Mrs. c. G.. Westmoreland en-
tertsined the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge Club at her home yester-
day. Mrs. B. L. Nesmitb, Jr.
received the high score award.
Playing with Mrs. Nesmith
and Mrs. Westmoreland were
Mrs. J. M. McGougsn, Mrs. d. J.
Hughes, Mrs. Graham Johnson,
Mrs. Leon Fonvielle, Mrs. J. q
Hardwck and Mrs r. c. Hsrrel-
son, Jr.
A salad course was served by
the hostess during the afssrnssa.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
ssuieHeWaV
BY Mis-. ES-&-R LONr

Mrs. J. f. Sins'etary visited
Mrs. James Faux recently.
Mrs. r !. Long AsS in Raleigh
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long and
r !. Long were III LoriS Tues-
day.
J. D. Long was il Tabor City
Tuesday.
Harvey SuggS visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Long Monday night.
Mrs. Donel Cor visited Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Ward Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Jacobs
we're in Tabor City recently.
Mrs. Thelton SoIcs visited Mrs.
James Faux Friday.
Miss Dorothy Long of CO.
lumbia spent the sekcnd with
her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. D.
Long.
MI. and Mrs James Faux
visited Mr.. and A!rs Oscar Gore
OF Wilmington.
NISitin" Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Long Sunday were H:r. and Mrs.
Willie Jacobs and Iir. and Mrs.
James Faux also Harvey Suggs
and George Sings.
Mrs. Eianco Sellers spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Stocks of
Tabor City visited MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Conor Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Local Church Of God
Has New Pastor

The Church Of God, located
on Lewis Street has a new past
or, the Rev. Joseph Chambers
who came from Burlington.
The Rev. Chambers has been
in the Evangelistic Field for a
number Of years. He is married
to the former Jaunita Huffines
of Burlington and they have q
son, Robert eleven months old.
The Chambers are at home In
a house trailer located on Lewis
Street.