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Evening star., 1957-12-15
Christy, Phillips
On South Team
In Senior Bowl

MOBILE. Ala. Dec. II tR.--
Eight All-AmericaS. including
Dick Christy Of North Carolina
State and Jimmy Phillips Of
Auburn. are on the South squad
announced tonight for the
January II Senior Bowl game.
The squad includes four
from the Associated Press All
America first team. and two
each from the second and third
teams.
The North squad completed
yesterday for the ninth annual
game also has eight All-Ameri-
cas-.
On the rebel roster are nine
players already drafted by Ma
tional Football League teams
First team All-Americas are
Back Christy. End Phillips.
236-pound Tackle Lou Nichaels
Of Kentucky; and 2i6-pouno
Guard Bill Xrisher Of OKLA
homa.
On the next team are Guard
Jackie Simpson Of Mississippi
and Tackle Charles Krueger OF
Texas A6sM. Third team selec-
tions are FllIback Jimmy Tay-
lor Of Louisiana State and
Tackle Tom Topping of Duke,
Drafted by Rams
Michaels. considered one OF
the best linemen to come out
Of the South in recent years,
was the first draft choice OF
the Los Angeles Rams last
month.
Ray Brown Of Mississippi {
Sugar Bowl team and George
Walker of Arkansas will call
signals for the Rebels. coached
by Paul Brown Of the Cleve-
land Browns.
Browns teams won the last
two games. including a 2l-7
victory last January. He had
previously coached the North
TO three victories and one de-
feat.
The North team will bt
coached by Joe Kuharich oi
the Washington r edskins
making his second appearance
Both squads will begin drill
January 5.
Winners Get $500
The Senior Bowl marks th'
pro debut OF its players. with
members Of the winning team
receiving $500 each. the loser
t400. The game will be tele.
vised by NBC.
The South squad:
Ends-Bill Anderson. Tennessee
Curry Juneau, Mississippi Southern
derry Nabors. 0eorgta Tech; Jimm,
Phillips, Auburn
Tackles = Gene Hickerson. Mlssis
etppi. Charles Krueger Texas Ann
Lou Miehaels. Kentucky. Ben Preston
Auburn Tom Topping, Duke
Guards-John Groom. Texas Chris
tian BIZ Krisher. oklahoma. charli
Mitchell Florida. JACKIE Simpson. Mis-
tssippl
Centers Jimmy Dood. Mississipp
state. Jay Donation. Arkansas.
Ouartefbacks - Ray Brown. Missis
eippi George walker, Arkansas
Haifbaeks-Dick christy. North Car
oiinA state; Phil King Vanderbilt
Jimmy Rountree Florida; Clendoi
Thomas, oklahoma. John Varone
Miami
Ful,hscks - Billy Atkins. Auburn
fim Lotion, Alabama. Jimmy TAYLOR
Louisiana State
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Ed Cooke, Maryland's All
Conference end and shotput
champion, received the Guckey-
son Award as the Terps' out
standing athlete. scholar and
leader at the seventh annual
M" Club dinner last night at
the Hotel Statler.
Men whose names made
headline news in the past. and
current star athletes at Mary
land. were honored al the din
ner that attracted more than
500 Terrapin letter Winners and
fans. The previous six dinners
had been held in Baltimore.
Mai. Gen. Joseph F. Carroll,
chief of security OF the Stra-
tegic Air Command. subbed as
speaker for his boss. Gen. Curtis
LeMay. chief Of the SAC. Gen.
LeMay was forced to bow out
because of illness.
The biggest hand Of the
night was for Roy Sievers. who
received the athlete OF the
year" trophy for leading the
American League in home runs
and runs batted in.
Get Honorary Letters
Herb Goodman. vice presi-
dent of Remington-Ran and
a long time booster Of Mary
land athletics. and Johnny
Miller. a Maryland graduate
and president Of Rosecroft
Raceway. were presented with
honorary ms"
Cooke. who last Saturday
night received the Atlantic
Coast Conference Clubs trophy
as the outstanding lineman Of
the ACC. was the third draft
choice Of the Chicago Bears.
He also viii play in the Blue
Gray game next week. Cooke
led the Terps in pass receiving
and punting. and is conference
indoor shotput and javelin
champion. as well as the out
door shotput titleholder.
Burr Grim. one Of the Ma
tion's top milers. received the
Talbot T. Speer Award, a watch
and Pvt. Jim Happier. USA. ar
All-American lacrosse player
the Charles p. Mccormick
award. Happier. stationed ir
Texas. has been informed hC
will be assigned TO the Army
lacrosse coaching staff at West
Point.
Dare Is Speaker
Al Heagy. co-coach OF th'
Maryland lacrosse team. &C.
cepted an All-American aware
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Virginia Beats
Wake Forest

CHARLOTTESVILLE. va,
Dec. IA (R.-Virgfnia rode big
Herb Buscl1's 1e-point shoot
ing to q 66-6i Atlantic Coast.
Conference basketball victory
tonight. its first conference
triumph Of the season.
The Cavaliers. beating Wake
Forest for the FIRST time since
they joined the ACC, Jumped
of to a 1873 lead in the first
five minutes and the Deacons
never got closer than five
points--the margin at the
finish.
In addition TO his shooting,
Busch was a rebounding leader
for the Cavaliers. along with
John Siewers. who scored IA
points. Sophomore Paul Ad-
kins tossed in 13 points and
played a sparkling floor game.
Dave Budd led the Deacons
with Is points. while George
Richie and Olin Broadway
contributed i3 each TO the
Wake Forest attack.
DURHAM. N. c.. Dec. IA R-
Dukes fast break, sparked by
Guards Bucky Allen and Bobby
Joe Harris, enabled the Blue
Devils TO take q 60-53 basket
ball victory here tonight over
Villanova.
RALEIGH, Dec. IL R.-
North Carolina States Wolf
pack held of last minute
rally by Eastern Kentucky TO
win. 1875. here tonight and
notch its fifth win against one
loss this season.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
COLONIALS
Continued from Page C-1

Binders carrying the scoring
burden Duquensne moved out
in front to stay after 5 min
utes and 20 seconds Of play
with the count, 42-41. Pitt
managed to stay close until
the final 3 minutes largely on
the nearly miraculous shooting
Of little Donnie Hennon, who
wound up the game as top
scorer with 81 points.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Roy Makes Pizzu

Roy Mcmillan. Cincinnati
shortstop. has opened a pizza
restaurant in Hamilton. Ohio.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
M Club Honors Cooke
With Guckeyson Award

for Ernie Betz. who was IN New
York for the All-American la
crosse dinner with Coach Jack
Faber.
Halfback Howie Dare re-
ceived the A. V. Williams award
and Dare followed with an
impromptu acceptance speech
that came close to stealing the
show.
Dare said he was lucky to
be there because be had been
found wanting by representa-
tives Of two gentlemen pres
ent. President Calvin 0rifilth OF
the Senators and General Car
roll. The Senators had turned
him down because he couldn't
throw. and the Air Force be-
cause he couldn't run-fiat
feet.
Earlier. Morrie Siegel. the
toastmaster. had said Grifnth
was in the audience starting
a rafile hoping TO get enough
money to pay Sievers next year,
Sievers said he'd buy the first
ticket.
Join Hall OF Fame
One OF the features Of the
evening was the enrolment Of
four new members in the
Maryland Sports Hall OF Fame.
The group included Charlie
Keller. coach and former out
fielder with the New York
Yankees who was three-letter
winner in Maryland: Jake
Slagle. triple-threat halfback
at Princeton in the mid-l920s,
and 84-year-old Theodore
Straus. a football and track
star at Johns Hopkins before
the turn of the century.
The late DR.. Milton NJ.
Mickey Whitehurst. a l04-
pound quarterback for the
Maryland Aggies (now the
university. who later coached
Western Maryland and North
Carolina State, also was added
to the Hall Of Fame list.
The affair was staged under
the direction of George Knep-
ley, president OF the m" Club.
with Bob Boucher serving as
chairman Of the Dinner Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

FIRST period scorinE: i-washing-
ton Campbell tLeelerc. Brklaciehl,
SOS: a-washington. BernaaueZ tLal-
10. Bfklaciehl. I2.46. 3--New Haven
Macpherson tLeacoek. woutersl. 1905.
Second period scoring. New Ha-
ven, Chasle tunassistedl 10 50 PEN
altiex. LaFlamme t2 minutes for trip-
ping and i0-minute misconduct. T.04
Third period scoring 5-Nev HA-
ven Bcileau ,chasle, Turner, Is;
6--New Haven, Perry tBoileaul. 1921 /.
washington. Iallo (clementsl.
1888
Penalties-KullmAn u0-minute mis-
corduch. Geo
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Dare Is Speaker

Al Heagy. co-coach OF the
Maryland lacrosse team. ac-
cepted an All-American award
Evening star., 1957-12-15

"When it's Tires, batteries, or
Retreading. you can depend
on MS for the best prices on
the quality you want properly
fitted 70 yeug car"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

"Bis FIX" l947. jones Brown.
zoos
Finishing School," 1884. Ginger
ROGERS. 4:30-5
"Msdemsi..lI. Fiji" 1914. simOne
Simon. s:oO-5
"PieodiIIy incident" 1913. Anna
NeooIe. as
Tuesday AN.
~ Accuse Ny Porents." l945.
Mary Beth Hughes. 1905
Tuesday PM.
"Rembrondt." 1886. Charles
Louohton. i2:30-5
well Smile Again." Bud Flono-
oon. 900
Might Gorge" 1886. Lloyd
HUGHES. l:l5-7
"EteEnolly Yours" 1889. loretto
Young. 1905
Seven Keys to BoIdpate." Phillip
Terry. 4:30-S
"MedemoisslIe Fiji" 1914, simone
Simon. 1905
"Selfmede Lsdy." 1881. Heather
Angel 1:lO-S
Egypt by Three" Ann Stonvile.
ll:lS-o
Susie Steps Out" 1916. Robert
Hutton. ll:20-7
Wednesday AN.
"Lsveeny in Her Heart" 1916.
Hugh Beaumont. 1905
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
Movies

Sunday AN.
zone Of Our Airereft Is Missing"
l94l. Godfrey TeorIe. ! l:oo-4
Sunday PM.
Ambush TrsiI." 1916. Bob Steele.
l2:30-5
Rubber Roeketeers." 1912. Ri
cordo Cortez. Former in the
DELI" 1886. Jeon Parker.
1905
"A Letter to Three Husbands" Eve
"Ths eIsdie.or." 1888. joe E;
-TSs Tsun.sin." 1884. srion
Aherne. 9:oo-5
"orientaI Evil" 1851. Wilton An
drews. l0:3o-5
"Ths Paredins cose." 1913. Greg
DRY Peck. Ills
~Fhs Sleeping Tiger" 1854. Alexis
Smith. ll:30-7
"Temerrow Is Toe Late" 1852.
Pier Angel. 1902
Mondoy AN.
"His LerdshiP Regrets" Claude
Hubert. lo:0o-5
Mondoy PM.
"Heart and Soul" 1850. Vttorio
DeSico. l2:3o-5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
Week of Jonuory20-26
sified Index Fer D.,.a. Sc. ,..sr.. li.,...
PM.

Wednesday PM.
"Fity-seeond Street." 1887. Kenny
Boxer. lZ;5O-o
Mystery Ship" ls4l. Paul Kelly.
1000
ron Probotion." 1895. Monte Blue.
l:l5-7
"BIond for . Dey." 1916. Hugh
Beaumont. zoos
"levodo." 1914. Robert Mitehum.
4:3o-5
"c,snd Old Girl" 1895. Fred Moe
Murroy. 1905
wheel Of Fortune" l94l. John
"rS @0? ssa.A.,n.,." l945. zoehory
Scott. 10
Thursday AN.
"Vosues Of 1887" Worner Boxter.
l0:00-5
Thursday PM.
"out Of the Blue" l947. George
Brent. l2:3O-5
"Lossis From Lancashire" Hol
Thompson. 900
THE Penal Code" 1882. Regis
Toomey. l:lS-7
"Repeet Performance. ls47. Joan
Leslie. 2:OO-5
"FeM Guy" Ned Sporks. 4;3o-5
"6rend Old Girl" 1895. Fred Moc-
Murroy. 8:00-S
"a. Jane Doe" 1913. Vero RoIston.
ll:l5-9
Friday AN.
THE Trep." 1916. Sidney ToIer.
lo:oo-5
Friday PM.
THE Large Rope" 1855. Donald
Houston. l2:30-5
1.-THE Hitehhiker." 1858. Fronk
Loveioy. 1904
"Shedows Over Shanghai. 1888.
JONES Dunn. l:l5-7
"speeioI Agent XII" 1887. Irving
PicheI. 1905
-Four Jocks and q JILL" l94l. Desi
Arnoz 4:30-5
There Goes Ny Girl" 1887. Gene
Raymond. 8:0O-5
"The Rat" 1887. Ruth Chatter
ton. ll:lO-5
THE Doctor Tokes Q Wife," l94l.
Roy Millond. Ills
"A Girl in o Million" 1850. Joan
Greenwood. IL :20-7
Saturday AN.
"WhispeSins Skull" 1914. Tex Ritz
ter. Fighting NisiIontes." l947.
losh LoRus. ll:30-5
Saturday PM.
"ExeanR in the Eoa" l04S OTTO
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Eosy to hang from noils on wolI.
A greet did TO the younoste'
in leornino his lessons from
school. Kids love 10 mork on
It with chalk.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Rigid composition boord. Heavy
duty clip with strong steel
spring. Also pIostic clip boord
thot hos holes on side to be
inserted in binder.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Poekooe Of 6 pencils. topped
with erosers. Have plenty on
hand for thot first day Of school.
Fomous quality Eoole brond.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
$SCo.OG0 improvements Slated
! or Columbus County Hospital

y request '"r All IN vNPludi p,
the Columbus County HoSp,'l ii
was approved this
week by tn North Carolina
Medical Care Commission.
G. l.. Ta.e chanman Of tho
Board of Trustees Ci Columbu,
County Hospital. said today tnat
the improvements would include
u new operating room, fully
equipped and adequote for 100
bed hospital. central sterile
supply storage room and space
for approximately - additional
beds. The to:al cost of the pro
gram is $500 0OO.
Approval "f the request was
made on the basis of Sl5O,OO0 t.
be financed by Federal funds
S66.000 to bc financed VIII.
North Carolina Medical Care
Commission funds: and S84 .00O
TO be furnished by local funds.
In order to receive assistance
from the Federal Government
and the N. c. Medical Care Com
mission. $4,000 must be raised
locally. Mr.. Tate stated that tho
Board of Trustees had hopes
that this amount would be raised
and thereby secure the much
needed additions to the hospital.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
Doctor Facing Narcotics Charge

4 WHITEVILLE - A Whitevilie
Negro doctor is due to anSw Il
TO a future term of Columbus
Superior Court here for viola
tions of the narcotics laws. after
being charged in bills drawn by
the --latest session OF the Graru
Jury.
Four true bills were returned
at the June session of the court
when the Grand Jury met. These
Were against DR.. Miriam Naomi
Euldrow. 46, whose address is
listed as 1871, West Virgil Street,
Whitevillc.
! According to one of the four
bills, the doctor is charged with
fsiling to keep proper records of
& narcotic drugs administered,
qspenScd or professionally usco.
y her during the period be-
U cen July 10, 1855 and Sep
0nnber IA, 1856.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
Cost Oh Court
Goes To Sl7.50

Law violations will become
more expensive in Mayors Court
here when the first session is
held next month.
\ bill passed 10y the North
Carolina General Assembly in
creaSeS the cost of court from
$13.55 to $3.50. This means .he
town revenue will be increased
three dollars on each case taxed
with cost of court. The extra
dollar will be placed in the law
enforcement officers relief fund
set up by the State.
Mayor II. G.. Dameron said this
morning that the cost would be
increased rs of July /. Howard
Harrelson, mayor-elect. has no:
yet set the date for the first
court session but is expected "a
arnounoc the date and time for
regular court sessions within the
next few days.
Introduction of the bill in the
Assembly came at the request
of town commissioners who are
seeking means to combat the in
creased cost of operating the To-
cal government. Additional rev
enue from the court cost increase
will be used to help meet the
tentative estimated 800 500 bud
get for the coming year.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
LEAVING TABOR
Meeting Nice Folks
Keeps Job Pleasant

In l945 they moved to Tabor
City and since this time have
been permanent residents, al
though Bill has still been on the
road buying end processing pro-
ducc much of this time.
A bookk1Cpcr Of considerable
experience, Mrs. Truitt worked
with the potato market here and
the tobacco market for several
seasons prior TO accepting the
town clerks post She is gen.
orally credited with doing an
outstanding job TO the town
during the past three years.
Mrs Truitt is a charter mem
bcr of the Tabor City Woman'S
Club and has served as treasur-
or for a number of years She is
also a charter member of the
Garden Club and attends the ST.
Paul Methodist Church. She is
a native Of Delaware.
The most difficult job asso-
.1'cl wIth 'hc town clerks pos
I'ron believe. IS ,hc mayors
court II takes lor Of time and
20 Dot Of work and except for that.
most of tn otncr duties are
rather enjoyable" said Mrs.
Trmr''
II naturally regret leaving
Tabor City and don't want
anyone 20 think I am not conn
ing back. I'm coming back IL IL
is just 20 visit and might cone
back to live. So. It's not like I
was Just cutting loose and leav-
ing everyone never 20 see them
again." she said.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
Change In Mail
Service Noted
BY Postmaster

Patron. served by the Tabor
City Pos, Ciiicc viii receive
their mail one hour earlier III
the day beginning July an
uounccd Richard Gordon. post
master
The Highway Mali Bus which
makes lhI, route by the way of
Florence. >. {. is scheduled u
arrive ono 'uur earlier in the
morning getting here al 6:37 ..
m. beginning next Monday. This
will assure earlier delivery of
mail To all patrons Of the local
post office. Gordon stressed.
Out gong mail 10 be dispatch e
ed for poIn's north by the bus
must Dc Iu the post office no
later than 8 u. m. daily.
Gordon also called attenti IN
10 the schedule in the winGC "
hours changed recently. They
are $3.50 20. m. 10 ) p. m. every
day except saturday and We'd
ucSday. on Saturday the Win
dow closes al II noon and on
Wednesdays at p. III
Thrr, will 5c some advance ia
charges for Money Orders. Reg
lstCred Mai Insured Mail and
Special Delivery on July /;
however. III, regular three cents
lOI frs, class Viii remain 'hJ
same said Gordon.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
Predict 259o Loss
Gf 7 obacce srcp

The rain mas taken lis toll f
Columbus County tobacco.
County Agent {. D Rapcr rr-
ported last week mat approx
matcly II and onv-hali percent
of the county'S tobacco was lost
due to drowning
However, he pointed out tat
the Beaver Dam. MOll!c. Bolton.
Clarendon. and Freeman areas
were more heavily hit tan
Chadbourn, Fair Bluff. Tatums.
Western Prong, Whiteville and
WelcheS Greek.
He estimated. from reports OF
key farmers in each of these
areas. that damage i'll the south
and Southc lSterly sections Of
the county would run from so
10 100 percent.
An estimated 728 acres were
totally destroyed by the heavy
rainfall while 1879 acres sus-
tanned 80 percent loss.
\ prediction by the county
agent was that this years crop
would be about 25 pcrcen short
of the 1871 acres allotted.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26

The indictment lists 642 vi1lS
OF synthetic narcotic dr. e.
Demrol: 100 onc-grdjn tablets Of
codeine Sulfate taoicts; and %
one-third grain tablets of 4
morphine de.ivitavc. Pantapon
A vial 80 &C in volume is equal
to about one ounce
In addition, DR.. Muldrow is
charged with fraudulcntly OBJ
tanning narcotics by preSCrip-
ton on three occasions. First, on
June 81, 1854. accoI ding to the
bill. involved writing a prescrip-
tlon for one Mrs. l.. Johnson for
Dcmrol which was filled by d
drugstore. According
10 the bill. Mrs. L. johnson de-
livcred the narcotics TO DR.. Null
drow. Listed as witnesses in this
case are Louise MaultSby John
son and r. ". Pope, the latter a
State Bureau of Investigation
agent.
The second prescription case
occurred March IL, 1857. accord
ing to the bill when IT says a
prescription in the name Of Rich =
ard Powell was taken to a Fay
etteville drugstore by Curtis
King for filling. The narcotic
drug was then allegcdly deliv-
cred to the doctor.
The third prescription case oc-
June I. according TO the
true bill, in which a narcotic
drug prescription, written for
will Anderson was filled by a
Tabor City firm and delivered to
Walter Best. Best, later. accori-
ing to the bill, delivered the
drugs to DR.. Muldrow.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
Citizens Can Aid
Ii Making Life
Hard On Prowler

ProwlerS who take advantage
of families out of town on busi-
ness CT vacation ale going tC
find things tougher if citizens
will cooperate with the local po-
lice department.
oSlcf II. Z. EppS said toLay
that the police department would
be able to do a better Job in
keeping out prowlcrs if citizens
would inform Local officers when
they plan 10 be away from homo
for several days. Too. Epps mnn-
toned the possibility of home
fires when persons were out OF
town. II the officers have your
out-of-town address, notifica
ton IN case of an emergency
" Nd be expedited.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
Board Approves
Wafer. Sewerage
Rate Increases

An increase in water and
sewerage rates for Tabor City
residents will go into effect
July l.
The minimum water rate has
been increased from S1.5O to
$500 by the Board of Commits
Sioners. Sewerage rates will in
crease from SO cents to one
dollar.
The increases reflect part of
the measures being taken by the
board to meet the estimated
Sl0O.5O0 budget set up for next
years operation of local govern
ment.
An increase in cost of Mayors
Court was approved by the Cen
cral Assembly. The charge foI
violatorS taxed with cost of court
will be Sl7.5O instead of Sl3.55
beginning with the first court
session held in July.
The increase in water and
sewerage rates places Tabor City
more in line with other com
munities throughout North Caro-
lima. \ survey by the Board in-
disated that Tabor City had Tie
lowest rates of any Columbus
County community.
These measures taken to il
crease town revenue we're
prompted by the cycr-soarin.
cost of operating the local ad-
ministration.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26

Deputies Rocbuck and l.. r
Stubbs destroyed a $50 gallon
tanktype still in Ransom Town
ship last Friday. A so .gallon
drum was being use for a boil
cr. Some two and one half GAL
Ions of whiskey was poured out
along with $50 gallons OF bee.
Last Saturday the deputies
had a hayday by cutting down a
200 gallon copper still outfit In
the Cherry Grove section, pour
ing out 30 gallons of whiskey
and 1900 gallons OF beer. Tall
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
Rev. Currufh Gets
New Church Post

ce Rev. Paul Cairuth. pastor
of the st. Paul Methodist Church
for the past four years, has been
appointed executive director of
North Cardinals Methodist CON-
mittec of Higher Christian Eiu-
cation.
The appointment. is cXpecte, /
TO be announced officially to-
morrow when the pastoral ap
pointmcnts for the coming year
al rxrcvCaled nj the North Caro-
lnid Methodist Conference now
underway at New Bern.
In the new post, the Rev. Car
ruth will work closely with the
financing plans for tine two p~o-
posed colleges at Rocky Mount
and Fayetteville
Much progress has been re-
corded in the local Methc list
Church since Carrulh'S arriva.
some four years ago. One of ne
higHlightS of his tenure has beer
the organization of an active
Methodist Mems group. Too. the
recent completion OF a $4,000
parsonage has bceE considered
an outstanding accomplishment
1t is expected that Carruth
and his family will make their
new residence i'll Durham. N. C.
The new appointment is report
edly effective Immediately.
while in labor City, Carruth
was member Of the Rotary
Club.
Several members OF the local
church arc attending the cor =
ference IN New Bern. Rcmbcrt
Rogers is the elected delegate
from here.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
Many Children
Enrolled In
Swimming Class

About 20 local children are
enrolled in the beginners swim
ming course at Lake Waccamaw
and nearly zoo from all sections
are attending the wceklong in
struction.
Under the direction of Lee
Greer, classes are being held for
one hour each day this week
from $50 until $50 p. NJ. Loc n
parents are cooperating in
transporting two or three loaus
of children each day.
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
Border Belt Tobacco SuIes To Beuin
On Aug. l.; Earliest 0peninq In Years

Tobacco auction sales on the
South Carolina ana North Car
o!Ind Border belts will open on
Thursday, August !, and marks
one Of the earliest opening dates
N several years for this area
Dates for opening leaf markets
on all belts were sci at Myrtle
Beach Tuesday by the board of
governors of the Bright Bel,
Warehouse Association, Inc.
Other opening dates We're
Gcorgia-Florida. July %: East
crn North Carolina. Aug. 70:
Middle Bel, sept. 3. and Old
Belt. Sept. L.. All opening dates
except for Georgia. Florida and
the n. C.-S. I. Border belts were
tentative.
As has been the case for sew
eral years, here w.s sharp con-
troverSy over the scheduling OF
opening dates. Some Eastern re
prcScntatIvcS alOns with Geor-
eia-FlorIda We're against TIE
dates selected and voted no
on the proposals.
GcOrgIa-Tlorida belt repre-
SontatIvcs wanted To open July
l8, and ,ha: area voted unan!-
mouslN for that date. The East-
Crn \. {. Dclt prop, scd To open
Tabor City tribune., 1957-06-26
10 Changes In
{ Couniy Tax Rate

Mo change will be made in the
Columbus County tax rate for
the fiscal year l957-58.
The rate will remain at Sl.90
per 500 valuation.
4 a million dollar increase in
property valuations on the CO.
unty's books is expected to bring
an additional S64,271 revenue
in taxes. The levy this year has
brought S1,+57,661.35. Anticipa.-
ed Svenue for the coming year
IS 81 .521, ,932.