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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Devils Forfeit
Gridiron Tilt
To Raeford Team,

Tabor City'S Red Devils drop
ped 60 forfeit decision to Rae
ford's Bucks on Friday night AT
Raeford.
Officials forfeited the game to
Raeford early in the fourth per
iod. The regular score al the
time of the forfeit was 900 i,
favor of the strong Rueforl
eleven.
The contest was married by u
horde of personal penalties III
rcctcd against N" Ri Dn,iis
Coach Bermcy :, Ncns said his
Red Devil team wa, pcnal'.,d
over geo yards daring the contest
with approximately 100 yards in
penalties coming in the third
quarter.
Local spectators who attended
the game said III officiating
was "xC'cmol. poor and mat
many Racford fans offered apol-
ogics for the calibre of officiat-
ing. Raeford High School prin-
cipal W. T. Gibson said this
morning that the officiating was
good.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Tabor City Muy Pull
Out Of Conference

Tabor City High School Is sx-
pected to make 4 move Thurs
day night to get out of the
Southeastern AA Athletic Con-
ference.
The move, if it materializes,
will take place at the SEAA
Athletic Association Fall meet
ing to be held at Laurinburg.
School officials and several
local sports enthusiasts met
Monday night 20 discuss the
feasibility of continuing in the
IA conference. Il was decided
at that time to contact officials
regarding entry in the "A" con-
ference.
For the past several years the
local athletic program has been
drain on school finances. Lack
OF local support has been. cited
as one of the primary reasons
for financial universities in the
dtIletiC program.
1t was pointed out Monday
night that the local school is
not large enough ct compete,
athlctic-wise, with schools the
size of Rockingham, Clinton,
WadeSboro and others in the AA
Conference. The feeling among
most OF those attending the
meeting was that by returning
20 "A Conference play, the loo
al team would gam greater sup
port from fans in this area.
This years grid team has drop
ped five consecutive tits without
a victory. Last years grid team
also failed to register in the win
column.
If the school moves out of the
"A Conference it will make the
move in basketball, baseball and
football.
Attending Monday nights
mcctink We're School Board
Chairman J. Oliver Prince,
Board members Don Hughes and
Clyde Norris, II. c.. Cameron
Arthur Prince, Al Harrison,
Coach Bermey Stevens, Al Will
liams, l.. B. Hedgecoe, and school
principal G. w. Harriet.
The delegation planning to at
tend the meeting tomorrow
night in Laurinburg to discuss
the problem and possibility of
pulling out of IA Conference
play include G. ". Harriet, Al
Williams, II. C. Cameron, BERN
ey Stevens and J. Oliver Prince.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16

license to bootleggcrs OF red
whiskey.
Count five in the indictment
deals specifically with the
Huggins-Spivey affair and
charges the deputy sheriff
did wilfuIly and unIawfuIIy
with fists. hands, feet. black
jack, and other blunt instru-
ments strike, bea', whip, as
sault and injure" Spivcy and
take him into custody.
The indictment further charges
Higgins with continuing to "in-
jure the said Boo Spivey while
holding him in custody and all
for the purpose Of deptiving
him OF his Constitutional rights"
The other new case in the
Monday indictments was that Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Horny Girl Chosen
1857 Yam Queen

A Conway beauty is Miss
.Carolinas Yam Queen of 1857
Barbara Mishoe, 21-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. l..
w Shoe, won the title Friday
higi.. from a field of Is contest
ants.
The new queen, a brunette
whose vital statistics are 1923
81. is currently wearing the
Miss Conway" title and was
high among the finalists in the
recent Miss South Carolina
Beauty pageant.
+ Runner-up honors went TO Jean
Wykon Thompson of Whiteville.
ST. is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. S. Thompson.
Among the four finalists were
iJimi Mcdaniel of Kinston, who
placed third in the recent Miss
North Carolina contest; and
Sarah Potts Of Loris. Miss Potts
won the Miss Loris" and miss
Merry Christmas" contests last
Year.
4 With the title won by Miss
.MAoe went a bushel of prize
WINNING yams, luggage, an en-
Rraved trophy and flowers.
I Luggage was also presented
10 the runner-up, Miss Thomp-
son.
Growing of the new queer
Ias done by Rosa Huntley, miss
Z Yam Queen of 1867. Assisting
lin presentation of gifts were
BETTY Muriel Cox, Miss Tabor
fCits and Brenda Eddings
Miss Horny Electric Coop"
Miss Mishoe was sponsored by
9the city of Conway.
i This years contest drew con-
testants from Burlington, Kins.
ton, Lumberton, Red Springs
Maxton, Fairmont, Georgetown
Conway, and various point:
throughout Columbus County.
Judges were Jerry Ball, public
relations director for ESQ Stan.
daA Oil Company Of Charlotte
EMrs. Roger carp Of Tabor City
and Henry Covington, State Col.
lege Extension Specialist.
Harry Dunnagan served as
master Of ceremonies.
Flowers for the queens con-
Hest were donated by Suge
Florist of Tabor City.
Contestants were, in addition
to the four finalists. Carol Jear
Faley of Burlington; Gloria Jear
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
"Bunion Derby
Winner Is Gore

Mack Gore outwalked them all
again this year to cop his second
"Bunion Derby" trophy.
While the 15-miie walking
event failed to draw the crowd
it has in the past, there were
still plenty of rooters cheering
the slender Tabor City man on
to victory.
Missing from the attraction
was Handbook Simpson, the
walking postman rom Burling-
ton. Handbook had notified Off
Gals on the eve of the festival
that he would not be able to
participate
Gore won the event with an
other sizzling time OF two hours
and As minutes.
The $50 first prize money was
presented by Mayor Howard
HARRISON and festival co-chair-
man Claude Boyd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Fighting Gets
A Bit Expensive
In Mayor Court

Two youths who disregarded
the advice of the Mayor about
fighting at the square dance Sat-
urday night found themselves
paying high price for the privi-
legc.
Tommy Allen and Jerry
Wright were fined $25 plus cost
Of court in Mayors Court on
Monday.
Mayor Howard HARRISON said
he attended the Saturday night
dance and attempted to discour-
age the youth from fighting
They failed to heed his advice
and wound up in Mayors Court.
Other cases heard Monday in
cluded j. ID. Granger, disorderly
conduct and indecent exposure
cost; Paul r. Johnson, spinning
wheels, cost; John Rozier Billiard.
concealed weapon, possession of
tax-paid whiskey with broken
seal and drunken driving. ali
cases transferred to Recorders
Court; Bobby Morley, public
drunkenness. possession of tax
paid whiskey with broken seal.
cost Of court on public drunk
enneSS charge and the other
charge was transferred to Re-
corder's Court: Jessie Fipps, pub
lie drunkenness and possession
Of taX-paid whiskey with broken
seal, cost OF court on public
drunkenness and other charg,
was transferred to Recorders
Court. both cases We're appealed
Ernst Odom, disordcrely con-
duct, cost; Vernon Gerald. dis
orderly conuct, cost; Benjamin
Hemingway, diSordercly con-
duet. cost; Katie Vereen, disor-
derby conduct. cost; Finley Foley
speeding and violation of stop
sign ordinance, cost; Dick Platt.
disordcrly conduct. cost; Ed Will
son. public drunkenness and
shooting in public. cost; John T
Hayes. reckless driving. trans
ferred to Recorders Court ;
George Scott. public drunkenness
cost; Chester Duncan. public
drunkenness, cost; Daphne We
reen, disorderly conduct, cost;
Catherine Taylor, no OPERATOR
license, transfe ed to Rocor j.
er's Court.
Mayor Howard Harrelsoh pre-
sided over the court session.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
edera ndts Horny Officers On Two More Gases Beating

Charleston - Instead OF being
over, the troubles Of the Horny
county sheriffs department con-
tinue to grow.
Instead of being cleared with
clean bill Of health as the
Hosy county grand jury passed
out, indictments IN Federal
Courts mount with each session
and charges become more num-
erous.
Monday the federal court In
session In Charleston added
two moro cases against Hor-
~ officers 10 the two on
which they had previously
been indicted In Columbia. All
foyF indictments are cases
clshEinG officers with viola
Ing the rights Of prisoners ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16

has an eight months sentence
for resisting arrest for the same
event on which Higgins now is
under indictment.
Spivey has testified in open
court in Conway that he was
a weekly payoff 10 Frank
Boyd L.oris liquor store operat-
OF, for protection from arrests
by the sheriffs officers prior to
the time his troubles with the
law began in Horny. He was
subsequently indicted in Horny
fer perjury after making the
payoff statement. And since that
time, the alleged payoff man,
Boyd, has been arrested by fed
eral officers and charged with
wholesaling liquor on . retail
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16

The June indictment, charged
the nine listed officers with
conspiring against Cleo Patrick
and Leonard Ford, both Horny
county residents Of the Red
Bluff area. Mondays indictment
lists both Patrick and Ford and
adds Vernee Floyd, Horny Negro,
and Bob Spivey, white man, as
prisoners whose rights were vio-
lated.
The inclusion Of Spivey and
Floyd in Mondays indictment
was apparently a surprise to the
public and adds several new
features to the previous indict-
ments.
Spivey, who has been .
bombsheIl In the local court
since the first Of the year,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16

guaranteed under the 18th
amendment Of the Constitu-
tlon Of the United States.
The five count indictment
passed down by the grand jury
charges the officers
with violations Of civil rights OF
one white man and three Negro
prisoners. II supsrscdes the in
dictments returned June 3, in
Columbia although the original
indictments are still in effect.
Defendants listed In the In
dictment include Sheriff John
Henry and deputies Chalmers
Small, Odell Floyd, Roy Hug
gins, Arnold Hendrix, J. ID.
Stanley, Harry Harrison,
Mack r Booth and James d.
Smart
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16

Vernee Floyd. No details Of this
specific case are publicly known
Floyd is repeatedly now gone
from Horny county and residing
in New Jersey.
Assistant u. 6. District At
torney Arthur Howe declined "a
discuss the indictments and said
simply, The Indictment speaks
for itself"
There were 80 witnesses
subpocaned To Charleston
Monday for the four case In
dictment. Only a few OF them
appeared before the grand
jury. They had been sub
pocaned late last week.
All four of the cases were in
vestigatcd by the FBI and the
actual Investigation has been In
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Harrelsons Win
Big Share OF
Contest Prizes

The sweet potato exhibits at
this years Yam Festival was al
most family affair.
Lahna Harrelson of Sandy
Plains Community and his chill
drcn. Nathaniel and Eunice,
walked off with a total of $500
in prize money.
But, it was Nathaniel who
copied the only first prize "a
ward. He won first prize, $50, in
the adult exhibit while his faith
er, Lahana, won second prize in
the same division.
Euni-e Harrelson won second
prize, S25, in the youth exhibits.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16

process for many months. Trial
of all the officer defendants will
probably take place in Florence
in December.
Sheriff Henry and the listed
deputies are already under bond
in the first indictment. Whether
additional bond will be required
is not known. The sheriff is un-
der $4,000 bond and the deputies
each on $4,000 from the Column
bia indictment in June.
The Spivey-Hugglns incident
occurred on February 20, the
day before this newspaper hurl-
ed the first charges of mis-
conduct and irregularities on the
part of some members of the
Horny sheriffs department and
others"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Harvesting Test
Won By SpiveY

Willard Spivey, member of the
Tabo; City FLA, edged Jerry
McPhcrson of Williams FLA by
onr point to win the s25 first
prize offered in tn potato harv-
eSting contest he'll at the Yam
Festival.
Spivey scored So while Nc
PhcrSon won second pliCC. $40.
With n score of 81.
Ronald Miller q: Tabor City
'FA w-n third prize, Sis, with
4 score of Sc.
Fourth place Went to Jerry
Rulla-' f Tabor City FLA: and
fifth place went TO Arthur
Thompkins OF Tabor City Jr.
FLA.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Milton Coleman
Does II Again!

Milton Coleman, a lad who
wins consistently at Yam Festiv-
al yam exhibits, added another
$50 first prize award this year
in the same division. He is a
member of the Cerro Gordo All
Club.
Second prize, S25, went to Eu-
nice HARRISON, member OF the
Sandy Plains Community All
Club.
Ronald Miller won third prize,
SIS: Eddie Granger won the
$40 fourth prize; and Joline
Fowler won fifth place for SIS.
All three are members of the
Tabor City FLA.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16

was convicted by the county
grand jury at the last term Of
court for resisting arrest and
sentenced TO eight months In
the state penitentiary. He was
at that time found guilty Of
resisting arrest only, and the
jury deiiberated for seven
hours before bringing out that
decision. That case has been
appealed to The State Su-
preme Court.
The indictment OF Higgins on
his specific charge against Spi-
'ey resulted from the same incl
lent in which Spivey has tho
Prison term hanging over hi.
read. Higgins is tie only offic-
It charged In that particular in
lictment. In other words, Spivey
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
DR.. Thelma Wooten
Opens Office Here

DR.. Thcma Wootcn. this week
opened office in Tabor City for
the practice of Chiropractic. She
resides in Whiteville where she
has practiced for a number of
years and will also continue her
practice there.
DR.. Wooten's office is located
in the building directly back Ct
Soles Sing Service Station.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16

t"ston of Georgetown; Frances
Gibson of Red Springs; Carolyn
Turbeville of Cerro Gordo; Ruth
Blackmon of Old Dock: Lynn
Parnell of Lumberton; Daphne
Hardee of Clarendon; Christine
Elkins of Western Prong; Mary
Glen Kitchen OF Niaxton: Linda
Oliver of Fairmon,: Nancy Wells
of Evergreen; Cynthia Ann Har-
dee of Clarendon; Pat Currie of
Chadbourn; and Betty Bunch of
Chadbourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
CAR DEMOLISHED

John p. Hayes of the Mt.
Olive section barely escaped
serious injury late Friday
night when his 1857 Pontiac
Tipped over on the Emerson
Road directly behind the Tabor
City School building.
The new auto was demolish-
ed waSn il rolled over and
clipped a tree.
Hayes was uninjured in the
acci 1T. He was charged by
local police with reckless driv-
ing. The case has been trans
ferred to Recorders Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16

Will Baby Sit
And Wash Cars

Tabor City High School Mono
gram Club members will COM
bine car washing with baby Sit
ting to raise funds for a current
project.
Bermey Stevens, high school
coach, said today that the foot
ball squad would wash cars on
Thursday while the entire Mon
ogram Club would be washing
cars on Saturday. Regular prices
will be obtained Tor car washes.
Baby sitters will also be avail
able from the Monogram Club
at a nominal fee. They will be
available every night except
Friday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Winners N famed
In Yam Contest

Nathaniel Harrison of the
Sandy Plains Community won
the $50 first prize in the adult
exhibit of sweet potatoes.
Second prize, s25, went to
Lahna II. Harrelson of the Sandy
Plain community.
Mrs. Pauline Coleman won
third prize, SIS; Harvey Cole
man won fourth prize. $40; and
w. P. Strickland won fifth prize
SIS, The ColemanS are from the
Cherry Grove section and Strick-
land is from Green Sea.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Luhnu II. HARRISON
Is 1857 Yam kinq

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
YAM AVERAGE S2.27

Through Saturdays sales the
Tabor City Marketing Company
had sold total Of 3S,55I bushels
of sweet potatoes for SS9.763.9 80
av"r2girG Sp.27.
Last week alone the market
sold 35.lii bushels for a total Of
%S!,i15.i2 with the average Of
S2.32 per buShel.
{. T.. Walden, marketing COM
pany secretary, said the quality
u! ANS - ia.. and -rCW-rS are
cautioned 10 pack the baskets
closely with I minimum weight
of SO pounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
FOOTBALL MOVIE

A movie OF Friday nights
football game between Raeford
and Tabor City Will be shown
tonight wednesday, at 2 O'Clock
In the school auditorium.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
STUDENT VISITS

Miss Mabel Hodges, student
nurse al Memorial Hospital,
Charlotte, spent the week here
in the home OF her mother, Mrs.
J. J. Hodges.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Mt Pleasant Items
Community Residents Al
p0 Dedication, Fish Fry

ter, Mrs. Thomas Dowler, and Mr.
Dowler on the Huntington farm
Guardsman Leaves
Orell Lenhart. OF Chase City left
Saturday with tha r a M | ! q
I National Guard unit for IndiantoWn
Gap. Pa Mrs Lenhart and daugh-
ter. spent the week end with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Nelson
Patsy Nelson returned to Chase
City with her SISTER u spend sew
eral day.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. A u Hobgood and
family, have been frequent visitors
of his aunt. Miss Allie Armistead.
near Farmville, where his mother.
81 Kinston. n G. and his sister
Mrs Sophia Clayton. u Raleigh.
N G.. have been spending the sum
nler. Mr Clayton, who is attending
summer school at VPI, Joins them
on week ends.
Mrs T. c, Jones has. returned
from visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs W. E. Chappell. and other rela-
tiveE. i'll Richmond She found her
mother greatly improved from a
fall in the latter part OF March.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Layne. and
family. visited her mother and other
relatives near Meherrin during the
week end
The Rev and Mrs. j. S. King
and family viii return this week
from their vacation He Will preach
at Mt. Pleasant Sunday at 10 m
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Morton. Of
Fort Lauderdale. Fla. are guests
of Mr. Mortons sister ard brother
in-law. Mr. and Mrs r T Quarles
Tor the month OF August
Mrs Robert Proctor and children
Betty Becky and Bobby were re
cent overnight guests Of Mrs Proc
ier's sister and brolher-in-law, Nh
and Mrs. A D. Hobood. on their
way back TO their home III Detroit
Mich Ann Hobood who had been
visiting relatives in Kinston and at
Vii ginia Beach, returned to lei
hcnle with thsin
Mrs G. R Morton and Mrs. r Il
Quarles spent Thursday and FRIDAY
in Richmond with Henry N, Morton
who Is a patient at Johnston WINS
Hospital They returned 10 Riah
mond Monday TO be mean MT Nor
ton who underwent major Susgely
al that time
Mr. and Affs Chunk Richmond
and son ot Richnlohd, We're @e4R
end guests Of MI Richmonds aunt
and uncle Mr. and Mrs. w Bruce
Redd
Nh. and Mrs j w. Newsone aid
daughter Miss Flo Jane Newsouak
OF Hampton, are week end guests
Of Mrs Newsome 5 sister MD
brothef-in-law Mr. and MIS- c +
Morton
MI and MIS- clyde Adams ado
daughter Mary Jane. Of Washing
ton. d c.. were Wednesday guests
OF Mr and Mrs c r Morton
Mrs W W eau. OF Arlington, is
a week end guest OF her sister,
Miss Margaret Redo
Nh. and Mrs " Bruce Redo aid
daughters Elea amor Rhea ana
Peggy spent Tuesday IN Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Aryonians Attend
jamestown Fete

M and Mrs T Fl Ford have Re
rned after soendinq a month il
2es PLANES H. with Their soaHn
law ana dagahter M and Mrs
Gene lfnschbera
Mr and Mrs james Ritter an,
aa Allen wera recent guests .
Mr add Mrs Bob Reddins 81 NtV
Dcrt News Theu also attended th
! jamestown Festival and went /
Williamsburg AHA Yorktown Will
VI their vacation
MIS- RI & IEassel and dauah.el
Marie, and Miss Louise Poehler !
Richmond. called Oh NIL. and Mrs
owen n Williams Tuesday
Thomas F'Calkes and M 4n
iMs STUART Foulkes. of Richmond
Ear4 week end guests d tllel
lM9tft Nis W " Fowlkes
The Rey and Mss Edsar Patton
and Mickey Vt west Virginia ar
Spending thair vacation With d
@flAl MI f. y fAaltH-
Blly Fails. ct Richmond. span
the week eud with his parents, vi
ana als Francis Fails
Mrs. Z a Jones IS spending kh
last TWO weei.s u this month q
MassaRetta
Mr and Mrs Alfred Seay Wey
N Richmond SATURDAY
Mt ana Ars Marshall Christian
We're Week end guests Of their chi
dEen MIR and MIS- Gail Syringe
ana M ana Mrs Julian Christi f
.oi Richmond Little Teresa. daugf
tel o. Mr and MIS- Julian Chris
tian, is reclperating from An opera
uQn