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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
Methodist
Women Meet

FRANKFORT. Ky. Ken
lucky State College will be the
meeting place for two Methodist
women leadership training pro-
jects in June and July.
The Lincoln Leadership Train
ing School will be held June
2429 This is an interracial con,
lab that will bring together
white and Negro women from
Kentucky. Indiana. Illinois, Ohio
and Michigan.
Sponsors of the project are
members Of the Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service of the
Louisville and Kentucky Con-
serences of the Southeastern
(white) Jurisdiction and the
Lexington Conference Of the
Central Jurisdiction.
The School of Missions of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Lexington Con-
ference will convene July l4-l9
The annual meeting will be held
during this time. Mrs. Harriet
Wesley of Detroit, the president,
will preside.
The annual .rc of the
w jan Service Guild of the
Lexington Conference will be
held on the campus July 1914.
Mrs. Marydavid Fuua of Detroit
IS the conference secre' arv OF
the Wesleyan Service Guild.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

Leaving the luncheon. tic
team was mobbed bv Senate
pages. Capitol employees and
small fry. all with a single OBJ
jective: autographs. The Tigers
headed for the Senate gallery
ard look at lawmakers in ac-
ticn before returning to batting
practice. That night. fortified
by the vitamin-packed lunch.
hey clobbered he opposition.
ANOTHER CALLER for
whom the WELCOME mat is al
ways out was Lew Berry of
Cheboygen. a good friend who
is Acting Administrator OF the
Federal Civil Defense Admins
tration. He brought good news.
The United States. Lew reports.
is far ahead Of other nations in
civil defense readiness. Foreign
countries are sending their peo-
pie to FCDA's Battle Greek
headquarters to study, confer
and learn.
! asked Lew what effect
present disarmament talks may
have on his agency's civil de-
Tense plans. His reply: We'll
Eeep our guard up. Even if
an agreement is reached on
disarmament. The United
States wouldn't scrap her mil
iiarY installations. The same
goes for civil defense"
NILES is the only locality in
the State TO have been under
the flags Of France. England.
Spain. and the United States.
Montgomery Ward, the mail
ORDER magnate. the two Dod ees
Of automobile fame. and the
writer, Ring Lardncr. were ma
tives of Niles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

There were 65 of us alto
eether, including press. and |
haven't had q better time in my
entire ten years in Congress.
The Tigers. in town for two
scheduled games with Washing
ton, drew swarms Of fans from
tie minute they entered the
Capitol. Even Vice President
Nixon looked in to say hello.
An extra plate was whisked
down and soon he was stocking
the same fare as the Tigers,
listed on the menu as Jungle
Juice. Tiger Steak. Pinch Hit
Potatoes. Pennant Peas, Short
stop Salad and Fly Falls.
In an after-lunch gift swap.
/ presented the team with a
ferocious tiger painting by
Marvin Gillingwafer of Peru.
Michigan. TO hang in Deiroit's
Briggs Stadium.
The boys gave me an auto
eraphed baseball and Tiger cap,
valued mementos from a great
ball team, which have already
been placed on display in my
office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER.

From The Bble)
And ne said unto them. Is candle brovqh, 70 be OH,
Unoer oUsheL or under bed7 and be set on cam
destiek? ~
For there is nothing hid which shall no, bs ro.nu...
ed; neither was thing kept secret but that n should
come abroad" - Mark 4:2I-22
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
y tHe late lJtn century.
HENRY FORD MUSEUM:

Exhibits in museum building.
with entrance a full scale re-
appropriately preserve the pio-
neer spirit that built America,
from the time of the first set
Tiers to the present day. Com
prehensive collections of fine
arts, Communications and light
ing power, machinery and ag-
riculture.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

SCHOOLROOM PROGRESS
u. S. A.
A two-car exhibit showing
classrooms old and new is nov
open at Smiths Greek Depo
in Greenfield Village. Thre;
classrooms of the nineteenth
century are contrasted with
those found in many present
day schools.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:


a ZUU-acre outdoor museum
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

with historic buildings moved
from many sections of the coun-
try and re-erected by Henry
Ford in picturesque village
setting. Working craft shops,
homes, schools, public and in
dustrial buildings. dramatizine
American heritage from l640's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

10th anniversary of the birth
OF Thomas A. Edison. this ex-
hibit covers the great inventors
entire lifetime.
EDISON POWER STATION
EXHIBIT
A replica OF the Edison H.
Eliminating Company's Station A
is now in operation in Green
field Village. The original, built
in 1886 in Detroit, figured in
the early life of Henry Ford.
COMING ATTRACTIONS:
Saturday. July l3-Midwest
Grand Classic, sponsored by
Classic Car Club of America. al
Greenfield Village. More than
100 select cars of the l925-l942
era will be on display through
out the day and compete for
midwest grand champion and
other prizes. A parade through
the village at 1880 am. will
start the events.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:
Rides on the historic Steam
boat Suwanee are available to
visitors from IL am. to 5 pm.
Pony rides are offered from
the Blacksmith Area throughout
the week from ii am. TO 5 pm.
HOURS AND ADMISSION:
Village and Museum Hours
8 am. to $50 pm. daily: last
ticket sold 1T $50 pm. Admis-
sion--Village Csc; Museum csc;
special rates for children and
educational groups. Open all
year. Information Logan l-l62O.
GREENFIELD VILLAGE:
A 200-acre outdoor museum
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
Fear No Evil
tcontinved from Back Psss)

XNO -
Continued II
study of the Bible and Chris
tan Science the fine qualities
of Truth, Life. and Love that
bring to consciousness that
delightful JOY and men
tai state of true being.
| MANY TRUE ACCOUNTS
In the Bible we find many
accounts of Gods revelations
70 man: manv Of which show
forth that the Christ Spirit
aas ALWAYS dwell on earth,
rs in heaven. in the con-
sciovsness Of men.
In Daniel, chapter a, we
find Nebuchadnezzar, the
Great king acknowledging
God. and seeking solace from
fear of his dream. II tells
Of how Daniel Interpreted his
dream. In this Nebuchadnez-
zar was made calm and quiet,
because of Daniels in.erpre-
tatiOn.
100 YEARS AFTER
CAPTIVITY
Ezekiel saw q vision of the
great Temple. in which God
was TO be made known in tho
ewes and consciousness of
many nations. that they NAV
know God. as the true law
oiver, the one and only eter-
nal power.
Although, then as nov
man created in the image and
likeness of God was COM
pletely good, mortal strife
crept in. and made man ap-
pear wicked. full of biootrv.
and fear. The myth of evil.
which never was anv part of
| Gods creation. made the fog
or the mist which tried to
dim out of consciousness the
might and nowcr of the One
everlasting God.
So then. and as is nov. tho
clouds and storms If mis-
.,lsen concerts in the con-
eciousness Of men must be
torn down. after thew have
horne t'~i- Shame OF preiu-
dice and t-a~->ee-s ---;>e'
Divine o-irci7ic in all hU-
man aff,irs.
II is bpino r~ovNd rirht
now that no matter how chal-
lenoing mistakes in the hui
man consciousness NAV seem
God is the OnIv Mind, a.
i is .ki- N-a Ni-I :. ~lri-.
Jesus which enabled him 20
lay the solid foundation that
the race Of man may forever
see the Iinhf.
THE AGE OF GREAT
ADVANCES
We are living in the age OF
great advances, and we
should thank Col and love
Him supremacy. The things
that are ooino on TODAY are
typical Of what have uone on
in many, many centuries
past.
This great America can he
tvpified to some extent bv
Ezekiers vision of the Tern
pie. For God has brought
forth out of all nations here.
that all NAV dwell together
in peace, 10y and content
ment And here, the people.
ali of them, must learn that
it is He who has given knowl-
edge, wisdom, and strength
that a strong America is built
Through prayer, careful
ness and kindness. in this
supremely blessed habitation.
nothing shall be DESTROYED
but evil, sin disease. wicked
ness. hatred and fear.
This shall b the place
where God will manifest him
self to those who are blessed
Thy kingdom come.
q DETROIT TRIBUNE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
Calendar
Events

Your attention is
invited to the
change in admission
rates to the museum
and village, an
increase of 10 cents
in each instance,
now effective.
SPECIALS EXHIBITS:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Eldred Hickman
Red Cross Head

Eldrcd Hickman local florist.
has been named chairman of the
Red Cross Fund drive in Tabor
City announced Julien d. Lewis,
Columbus County Fund chair
man, today
Other area chairmen include
Mrs. Emmett Crutchfield, Chad
bourn: David Hooks, Whiteville.
Miss Audrey Benson, Evergreen;
Redwine David and Walter
Marlowe; Jim Smith, Nakina
Jim Walton, Clarendon and Will
liams Township; Clayton Lewis
and Mrs. p. o. Cox, Guideway
Bruce Gore, Guy Buck and Mrs.
Blanche Gore. Pireway; Mrs
Kate Mcpherson, Beaverdam.
The county quota is $4,000
with Tabor City's part set al
$1,000. Hickman is now naming
volunteer solicitors for the drive
which is officially open.
DR.. w. v. Easley of White
vile s heading the Negro div,-
sion for the fund raising pro-
gram.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

at all times several experience
men serving on the Boarl.
Other provisions in the change
would have the mayor voting
only in case of tie. He also
would serve as police commits
sioner.
Many Of these changes were
recommended to the present
board by w. Horace Carter when
he completed his term as mayor
in 1855.
The public Is asked to express
its views to local commissioner
on the subject.
Other business discussed at last
nights meeting saw Mayor II. G..
Cameron issue warning to
Youngsters against killing robins.
He also cited a town ordinance
against shooting firearms inside
the city limits.
Car owners who are failing
to display town auto tags were
urged to comply with the town
ordinance requiring proper dis
play of these tags. Mayor
Cameron said violators would be
cited to court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Judge Orders Carter Appear Before Horrv Grud Iurv

w. Horace Carter, editor and
publisher of the Loris Sentinel
and the Tabor City Tribune, wa;
ordered this afternoon by SUP
crior Court Judge George NJ
Fountain to appear before the
Horny County Grand Jury to-
morrow CThursday) morning al
$50.
Judge Fountain, holding civil
term of court in Whitevillc.
reached his decision after a
hearing conducted to determine
whether or not Carter should be-
turned over to South Carolina
authorities. A hearing is uu-
dcrway in Conway TO determine
whether or not the Horny Coun-
ty of misconduct as alleged b.
~ of mihconduct as alleged by
Carter in a series of newspaper
articles.
The order to force Carter ~
appear before the Grand Jury
originated with Judge E. II
Henderson who is presiding over
the Court of General Sessions a:
Conway.
1t was the first time many
noted law authorities had heard
of such an order but it was
judged legally valid. II is a sta
tutc that deals with states swap
ping witnesses in cases. II does
not hold valid if a person has
been charged with a crime. In
criminal cases it is necessary for
the accused to be extradited. In
such a case, the governor of the
state in which the accused re-
sided would have to sign the
cxtradition papers.
Carter had earlier refused to
appear before the Grand Jury
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Jimmy Shelley
Honored AT
Motto College

Jimmy Shelley. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Shelley,
formerly of Clarendon was
elected vicc-president of the
student body for the spring
term of the Miller-NOtte Bus
mess College of Wilmington.
Shelley is a graduate of will
liams High School.
Elected to serve with Shell
ley are Nellie Fay EdgertOn.
Burgaw, president: Janice
Walton. Rocky Point. secre-
tary; and Beverly Lewis.
Kelly, treasurer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

select the four outstanding
young farmers of the United
States. The awards will be pre-
sented TO these four winners on
April Is at Durham.
Top agriculture leaders who
attended the Rocky Mount even;
expressed optimism about Jol-
ly's chances to capture one OF
the national winners spots.
The coveted title came as a
pleasant surprise to the quiet
conscientious Columbus farmer
I'm extremely happy about
winning this honor and would
like TO express my deep appre-
citation TO the Tabor City Jay
Gees for the confidence they
showed by submitting my entry
in the state contest" said jolly
II was in 1916 that Jolly pur-
chased his own farm. He Is re-
putcd TO be one of the best to-
baCco growers in North Carolina
and has yielded far above the
county average yield per acre
during each Of the past 10 year,
Judges in the state contest
paid special attention 20 the
sound farm management pro-
gram initiated by this year
winner.
How does the recent tobacco
acreage cut affect an outstand
ing farmer such as Jolly
"If tobacco allotments contin.
TIE TO be reduced, I'll find othel
means to supplement my farm
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Merchants
Will Seek
Secretary

Directors of the Tabor City
Merchants Association decided
Monday morning to hire an ex-
ecutive secretary and directed
President Ruey Hewett TO take
the necessary steps for locating
the man for the position.
The directors also voted e
hold a town-wide promotion tC
be known as Discount Days
from March % until April s
The big ten day event will feat
ure discounts up to so percent
by most of the members of the
association on merchandise or
sale during the promotion days
President Hewett named the
following committee to work out
the details for the promotion
Claude Boyd, AL Harrison, Troy
MCPHERSON, Albert Schild anr
Lloyd Hips.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

ION grounds that a subpoena
served by SLED Sgt. Dan Beck
man was illegal. The subpeona
was served by Beckman C"
Carter in North Carolina.
Two Horny County Deputy
Sheriffs were on hand for tn,
hearing but Judge Fountain rul-
ed that Carter could be released
on his promise to attend t."
hearing tomorrow in Conway
He will be accompanied to Con
way by Robert w. Crawford o.
LoriS.
Yesterday afternoon Colum
bus County deputy sheriff Serv-
cd legal papers on Carter order r.
ing him 10 appear before Judge
Fountain to show cause why he
should not be turned over l.
South Carolina authorities TO:
appearance before the Grand
Jury.
Two Horny County deputy
shcriff's waited Carriers arrival
yesterday in Whiteville. The;'
immediate bid for Carter wa
Spurned when Judge Fountain
postponed the hearing until TIL.
afternoon.
This is such short notice tina;
| feel it only fair to give you
until tomorrow "Wednesday al
two o'clock to consult your at
torney and appear before me for
the hearing" Judge Fountain
told Carter.
Judge Fountain advised the
Horny deputies that the hearing
would give opportunity for both
sides to offer evidence regarding
Carriers forced appearance at
the Horny County Grand Jury
session.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
CORRECT PROPHESY

Solicitor Reuben Long ap-
peared In court briefly Mon
day, opening day, Of the Court
Of General Sessions In Conway.
and stated that he had been
advised not to conduct this
term Of court by his doctors.
Attorney George Keels Of Flor
ence was then called In TO act
as solicitor.
This newspaper would like
to inform the public that this
exact move was known In de-
tail by the editor for the pas,
two weeks. So that there could
be no chance Of some one say
ing we didn't know the solicit
or would make such q move
we wrote these facts out in a
letter, sent IL by registered
mail TO q prominent citizen
asked him personally not "a
open the letter when he got I,
but to lock II in his safe. The
letter with this information I,
still locked In that safe and
will verify the fact that tn.
solicitor had planned not to b,
In court for the present term
II Is customary, IL not com.
pulsory, that when a solicitor
cannot carry on his duties at ,
term OF court, the Governor
will designate a solicitor from
another circuit to take over. 4
Is highly irregular for such .
procedure as that between Mr.
Kecls and MIR. Long.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

income" he answered
Jolly purchased his second
farm in 1855 and now has a total
of 1913 acres under his manage
ment.
Active in community service,
he is a member of the New Life
Baptist Church, church deacon
for seven years, clerk of tho
church, member of the church
building committee when the
church was remodeled several
years ago, church treasurer for
eight years prior TO becoming
clerk. representative from Dock
Baptist Association to N. G..
Baptist Home For Aged, mCmb =
CT of Dock Baptist Association
from New Life Baptist Church.
member of Tabor City's Young
Farmers Club, member of CO.
lumbuS County Farm Bureau
chairman of election board for
community committeeman &c.
past two years. member of CO.
'lumbus County board Of direct
Iors for the National Farm LoaG
He is married TO the former
Reba Mills of Tabor City. They
have two sons, Williams Nor
iris. IL, and jackson Thomas, 6
Attending Friday nights ban
Iquet with jolly were Ralph Spi-
Ivey, Erskin Young, Jsycee pres
'ident; and Howard Fowler
chairman of the outstanding
young farmer contest held b,
the Tabor City Jaycee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
FLA Will Fefe
Fathers April 5
AT Annual Meet

Tabor City F. F. A. member.
are planning a Patterson ban,
Iquet for April 5.
A chapter sweetheart will te
crowned during the banquet.
Plans are being completed al
so for entry of the tool identi-
fication team to compete in the
state contest set for June 26, 81
% at Raleigh. The parliamentary
procedure team will also tax,
part in these state contests.
The parliamentary team con.
sists of II. c. Lane, Ronald Ray
Jason Soles, Melvin Mobiles
Larry Williams, and Lavellt
Coleman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Hoods Going
To Georgia

Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter NJ. Hood
are going to Fort Benning, Ga
this week end where he is tc
report for Military service under
the draft system. He will receive
a Second Lieutenant commission
following a three month training
period.
Mr.. Hood was assistant farm
agent in Onslow County and Mrs
Hood was the Home Demonstra-
ton gent. She is the former
Jeanne Primer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. II. Primer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
.Lonnie thousand
Dies In Hospital

Lonnie thousand, 40, died Fri.
day in Roper Hospital, Charles.
ton. He was a resident of Nichols
route 2, and sister of Mrs. Eel
B. Lewis of Tabor City.
Funeral services were helC
Sunday at 3 pm. from the Mount
Olive Baptist Church by the pas
tor the Rev. Mr.. Gaines. Buria
followed in the church cemetery
He is survived by his wife
four sosn, Quincy, Keith, Phil
lip and Reece; six brothers, Lewis
of Nichols, Cliff and Alton OF
route 4, Loris, Won and Don of
route 2, Tabor City and ]. r
of Fair Bluff.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
INTEND PLAY

Mrs. r. r. Rogers, Jr. and
Frank Rogers spent the week
end in Chapel Hill with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmy Rogers and attended
the play presented Saturday
evening by the Carolina Play
makers entitled "Brigadoom. >
Jimmy was a member Of the
cast. Also attending with them
were Jimmy Cole Of Tabor City
and Logan, Utah and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Rogers of Raleigh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Williams P.T.A.
Meets Monday

The Williams Township Parent
Teachers Association will meet
Monday, March II, at 1870 pm.
in the school auditorium with the
primary grades giving the pro-
gram.
Students will show some OF
the work they are doing said
Principal v. J. Colombo.
Miss Ruth Meares, elementary
supervisor of Columbus County
Schools, will be in attendance
and speak to the parents con.
corning their children especially
the pre- school age.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

wv u bp#lb lli ~ Is
If such changes are approved
II will result in four commits
sioners and a mayor being elect
ed at the town election TO be
held in May. At the present
time, five commissioners and a
mayor constitute the town board
Under the proposed plan. the
mayor would serve as voting
member of the bord The mayor
would be elected for a two year
term while two commissioners
would be elected for n four year
term and the other two for a
two year term. Each election
would see two commissioners
and a mayor being elected to
office.
The Legislature will be askc
to write the bill, return it to
the local board for approval
then act on it officially during
the General Assembly.
Y approved in time for this
years election, the two candi-
dates for commissioners Poseu
with the highest vote would he
accorded the four year term
The other two posts would GO
to the next highest for a two
year term.
This streamlined staggered
term plan is being initiated il
many towns throughout tbs
state. II insures a town Of having
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
STUDENT VISITS

Miss Lou Floy Watts spent
the week end here with her
mother. Mrs. Lula Watts. She Is
a student at State Appalachian
Teachers College.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
HARVEY WRIGHT HOME

Harvey Wright returned Sat
urday from Mccain Sanatorium
following a three week stay
there.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

tice to make your case avail
able to the opponent until the
case Is brought to trial. no
matter how loud Sheriff Hen
ry and Solicitor Long may
holler.
II Sheriff Henry is among
those in his department alleged.
ly guilty of misconduct. he, like
the rest, will have to wait HI:
time and find out in court JUS
what the evidence is.
Meanwhile, the unknown in
formant at Myrtle Beach say,
ITS sho dry boys" And ais
shoots along the information
from the Grand and Shaking
Strand" that a wild west gun
battle nearly erupted between
some members of the sheriff,
force and the Myrtle Beach po-
lice last summer. The stor,
goes that a deputy pulled a gun
on the police chief but though,
twice before firing when he saw
he was looking down a gun bar
rel. 1t happened that way.
Another message tersely says
ave need here on the beach
several ATU agents the yea;
around"
Many of the witnesses ques-
TONED by investigators, In
spite OF personal fear. have
been told to inform the prop
er authorities Immediately IL
any intimidation or threats Is
made against them. Tamper-
ing with a government wit
ness is one of the most serious
in the book and most persons
under investigation are aware
of the law in this matter.
One future witness in this
case said this week that n place
of business being run by the
individual was propoSitioned to
make a $4,000 a week pay off
The alleged-payoff went along
smoothly for awhile until a few
depression weeks made such a
fee impossible TO pay. The sher-
ifs deputy was not interested
in excuses, he was allegedly int
tcrested in money. Thus life
became too rough to endure and
the business, white liquor and
all, was closed. And this is a
sworn affidavit too.
Others have told the story Of
how the price goes up when you
add gambling to the white liq-
uor trade. Retailing white whis-
key can be done for one price,
for another, or a COM
of the two at a cutrate
price.
There is another fine witness
of good character who at the
proper time will tell her story
Of how Deputy Sheriff Name
withheld) broke all the rules of
conduct in a public place Of bus
mess, used profanity in abund-
ance, was in a drunken condi-
ton and had an open bottle of
in his hand.
There are other persons who
at the proper time will submit
evidence of similar alleged mis-
conduct. including driving under
the influence and how automo-
biles have been involved in var
lous accidents.