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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11
Year Round
Sport Fishing
Now In Horny

The doors to year round deep
sea sport fishing SWING open for
the resort coastal area OF Horny
Comfy last week with the an
rouncement by Capt. Sam Yer
cen. veteran SkIppS. Of the lOi
T. Ocean Queen, lElt the cruiS-
Cr would remain a. ncr home
port at Vereen'S Marina during
the fall, winter and spring, for
special Gulf Stream and other
sport fishing.
This announcements will mean
something entirely new 10 the
area. Prior to this year. Capt.
Vereen has always made an an
nual trek to Miami. Fla. during
the winter months. 1t is felt
that this service vii help make
Myrtle Beach and the surround
ing territory yea: round sport
fis hing center.
From now until the summer
season officially opens OF june
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11

The wolf died while he was cheating on his
When friends broke the news to his spouse, sh,
marked. AT least l have consolation.
where he is tonight
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11
HELPING HAND

When the announcement last week
of the John Williams family in need
in Loris, came a remarkable response
from the people of this area. Certain
ly the local people who felt the urge
to do something for deserving fam
we can shower upon them.
This Williams family once lived in
Tabor City but has been in Loris for
some time. Their reputation for pay
ing their bills promptly spoke well
of their honesty. Then they found
themselves in a position OF not being
able to help themselves when Provi-
dence dealt the husband and father
Gripping blow.
Many Tabor City folks contributed
clothing, food and money to the
family in need and, at least for the
moment, they are not hungry and not
ill-clothed.
There are lot of good ways that
money can be used. There are plenty
OF outlets for every charitable cent
that is available. But we doubt that
any greater immediate need was more
in evidence than that of the John
Williams family.
The three little girls were too young
TO be nature girls" or Long Sans"
like the Western North Carolina teen
ager who made the headlines the ma
ton over, but the Williams children
were just as deserving and their plight
was just as desperate, perhaps more
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11

in the past, little or no effort went
into the planning until the last minute
but nevertheless it appears now that
this years event stands better tnan
even chance to be successful again.
"A big-name dance band has been
signed and unless there's a contract
cancellation or something, Johnny
Longs orchestra will be here to play
for the Friday night dance.
The nationally famous Winyah
high school marching band of George
town, ). g., has accepted an invitation
to appear in the Friday afternoon
parade and that within itself will as
sure the parade of success. This fine
band only last week led the 1857
Miss America Pageant Parade at At
lantic City, N. j. We are fortunate
to secure this fine band thai has been
here in prior years and delighted the
parade viewers.
The exhibition booths will have a
novel twist this season, too. and Of
ficials working on that phase of the
event believe it will be an improve
ment over some of the exhibitions of
the past.
All the work that should be done
Will not be done when the festival
opens on October 10. But perhaps
enough will be done to assure tho
community of another successful
event. At least it is rapidly taking
shape, and we believe it will be worth
the time of the folks who turn out
to see it. =
Almost II million meals are served
annually in the mess halls at the
worlds largest Naval Training Center.
Great Lakes. Illinois.
1t takes an average of Sl.O1 per
day TO feed each man at the worlds
largest Naval Training Center. Great
lakes. Illinois.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11

These scheduled trips will be
between 1890 miles off shore
where the water Is 100000 feet
deep. Aside from furnishing bait
and tackle, the Ocean Queen will
be equipped with Il tackle shop,
snack bar, depth recorder or
fish finder, ship TO shore radio
phone, and everything needed TO
Insure an enjoyabIee, fruitful
trip.
Many fishermen from the
Carolinas. TennsecSs, Georgia.
Virginia, West Virginia and 9TH
er states, who formerly went
further south for this type fish
ing, have already expressed
much interest in these trips.
From an economic, physical
wear and tear and sport stand
point, this could mean that these
honest to goodness fishermen
are about 30 discover that the
finest year-round sports fishing
center along the Atlantic Sea-
board is in their own backyard.
With adequate accommoda-
tons at off-Scason rates, this
l"Riviera of the South, is we'll
prepared to help Capt. Vcrcen
and the Ocean Queen give the
famed resorts a battle for the
big ones"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11
Carers
Column
By-W. Herace Carter

FOOD THOUGHT: Tally Eddings the executve-secre-
tary Association scbled down these words
the other and make pretty good when are
asked to something for town. school church and are
tempted to say don't time yourself, what
giving my Am putting first things first?
Could cua of the time spend ooiishy and invest
wisely?' will be surprised at answer
TOBACCO Money-wse the folks of Columbus
Horny be bad off this AT
time when figures indicated nationwide 81
of tobacco poundage appeared that might hurt
before mother leaf season But the price has been good
about well off they Fortunately
past that situation II could just get
and keep price
where has been this things will continue to
boom along in the tobacco country.
TRAINING SCHOOL: couple of local youngsters
that can't breaking and entering
always problem know just what steps
youngster stealing You hate him
away a so-called
bad boys but you know you keep letting get away
with aweSne These boys have had chance after chance and
failed perhaps the best thing them little
juvenile penentiary time.
LEAK IN THE DAM: Last week Josh soles called inform
millpond had sprung something
wou' now " DC Uoe qNN uN'ots vi tne poJecl
called to the lake and enough stream of water
pourn through almost big leg appeared for awhile
that the situation might simply without solution
the dam might wash out in spite of everything.
Junior Stevens spotted the hole in the face of the dam
and ang short order Don Hughes and others brought
dust The for
minutes stopped Directors already vuaz-
ing huge expense IN repairing the dam but turned
least SO far, it was no trouble at all.
STRANGE al old warrant, said TO about
brought Whtevle Fowler
wound with the suspended sentence
another charge There's nothing particularly
phase but Fowlcrs mother lust how
it suddenly got the docket says
not TO be brought her didn't
Then size she told that solicitor
requesting that be called he didn't
write such letter What the story know but
at least Mrs. Fowler disturbed can find
our more about it, We'll write Something Just
doesn't meet the eye at the moment.
MISS EN-: You know when you have employees that have
oee VIII you long time kind granted and
ooh realize their Importance much
or two Last week C. W HuckS linotype operator and EVELYN
Leonard society editor both same tine and we
missed EN-.
The bone Of contention always he jaw
NJ: Truman there's place padding child in the
school Yes sir the place home in
me trent yard in the back yard wherever had
miSbehaved
Woman SAID to be curse, isn't she merely matter
' '
An article horsehair grass Isn't that the
same way Old Dohbin made ~
Inc season at hand when hunting and looks
Gown N" barrel OF his gun to if it's loaded flowers please
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11

B.. 1898. the luxurious cruiser has
scheduled about IS overnight
trips into the deep blue water
~ the Gulf Strea. Dyed-in-the-
WOOL anglers will re exposed to
some of the best sport fishing tC
nc found anywhere on the South
Atlantic coast.
The Ocean Queen will invade
this aquatic jungle!and in search
OF giant red and silver SNAPPER,
grouper, trigger fish, dolphin
man-eating sharks and a host OF
lesser known sea critters.
: " mt How u warm Gulf
Stream air. Plus adequate heat
ing, eating and sleeping facili-
ties aboard the Ocean Queer
will no doubt tear down tho
winter fish barrier once and fol
all.
These 2i-h0ur Gull Stream cx-
travaganzes will begin on Sept
l6 at , p. m. and Will operate
on a two-or three trip a week
schedule until June when the
6aily deep sea fishing schedule
bCeCameS effective.
In order that ample space will
be available for eacn fisherman
passengers will be limited to 30
80. on a strictly reservation bas-
is
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11

About 10 cent of the people do the worlds thinking
were told Judging by the believe half
do good ln
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11

Il love to see a flock o. sheep
All feeding on The mountain
| love to see a drunkard drink
From out the living fountain.
AT first upon his knees he gets
Continued On Page ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11
PLAIN
TALK
BY AL HARRISON

The fellow wanted to impress the boys with the;
fact that though he had married unattractiyeI
You see," he was saying, If you marry a doll
all the other guys want her and if she away with
a pal, you'll worry and eat your heart out" O.
'You mean a homely wife won't run away" ask
ed a listener
yeah" he explained, but if a homely wife runs
away who caresP'
Oliver Princes boy Randy came up with The most
unique idea of the year for getting accustomed to
the new school year.
"They should let us go until 10 o'clock the first
day, IL o'clock the second day and sort of work >p
to that one O'Clock business" he unused.
And it's pretty good idea at that
The wolf died while he cheating on his wife
When friends broke the to his spouse, she re-
marked. AT least have one consolation. know
where he is tonight"
81 had terrible argument with my wife" cried
the husband. She promised she wouldn't talk to ype
for 80 days.
Then you should be happy" said friend
Yeah But today is the last day." he cried.
The man accused of stealing a car
He pleaded guilty but offered this explanation
The parked outside cemetery so |
thought the owner was dead
A DOLLAR WELL SPENT
The Methodists are at it again. The community
birthday calendar project is underway and worthy
of your support.
Too, the calendar is interesting. Take evening and
look at last years work The Methodiss will appre.
clate your support of this project.
II you're not pretty when you're young don't that
80 yeas you'll be pretty old.
About 10 people do the thinking
we're told Judging believe
do mo-. good by going to work
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11
Arthur
Says
BY-Billy Arthur

Richard Walser, the English
professor at N. c. State who
doubles in entertaining writing,
is searching for humorous Po-
etry for i Forthcoming book.
Some candidates for inclu-
sion must certainly come from
Henry Blount, the 1890 editor
of the Wilson Mirror. Such as:
Now in the parlor meets the
pal.
And who would not be shocked
To see both upon one chair
With arms and eye-teeth
locked?"
"A girl may talk and show
some sense,
And write a fine essay.
But a girl can't climb a horrid
fence,
For she amt built that way"
Or
Cotton was once the king
And produced the Gcrornia
Cracker.
But now we've got a better
thing
Glorious Bright Tobacco"
when Eve brought woe to all
mankind
Old Adam called herWO-man;
But when she wood with live
so kind,
He then pronounced hei WOO
But now with 'o!ly and with
pride.
Their husbands kets
trimming.
The ladies are so full Of whims,
The people call them WHIM-
men,"
AT the same period the
Washington Gazette editor
said:
Shout aloud win all your
voice,
Yell, Pop, goes INC Weasels,'
And let everybody rejoice
Who have had the measles"
James Larkin Pearson could
offer many. but like best
Scratched up fingers anc
Stained up mouth:
That's the way il looks Ill over
the south.
Chiggcr bit ankles and itching
thigh:
Linament gone--Lut. oh, that
piel"
In the 1905 the Ashevill,
Messenger fell in love anC
rhymcd--
"Oh, Sally. tis my chief de-
light
To gaze upon your eyes Sc
bright.
My love for you, by gosh
SurpaSScS
The love ! have for rum anc
'lasseS."
AT the same period Lyndor
Swain was entertaining tn,
Greensboro Patriotic reader!
with
IF il be sin
To steal a pin,
Then is il greater
To steal a tater?"
And
Il love to see a flock o; sheer
All feeding on The mountain
/ | love to see a drunkard drink
From out the living fountain
At first upon his knees he gets
Continued On Page ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11
YAM FESTIVAL

In Just another month, the Tenth
Annual Carolinas Yam Festival will
be staged again in Tabor City.
This year, like many of the year,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11
A DOLLAR WELL SPENT

you're pretty when you're young, forget in
0 yeas you'll be pretty old
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-11

1t takes an average of $l.O1 per
day to feed each man at the worlds
largest Naval Training Center, Great
lakes. Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

boat heading out at high speed
Coast Guard" said Honk Ia
conically, as 1t went by. ~
know" Momma said.
They got In near the dock and
Honk asked his wife to stand ur
on the forepeak and toss q
spring line ashore. "Me?" she
said shifting. AT my age?"
YEAH" he said. "at your age.
You can stand. cantcha?"
She got up front with the
line. looking like the bowsprit on
the Santa Maria. AS she tried
to toss the line to the dock, Honk
yelled Not yeti" She held the
line and almost went in herself
Honk picked a time like this to
become accident-prone. Instead
of reversing his engine, he
] a m m ed 1t full ahead and
watched thunderstruck as his
wife and Momma's Sable hit the
dock at 8 knots and chewed
their way through it to the other
side.
Later. he busted his wife off,
and got the barnacles off her
collar. She looked at the wreck
age Of the dock and the listing
boat. She gave them q double
sniff. La Paz." she said.
Copyright. 1857
King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
SECURITY FOR YOU
BY RAY HENRY
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

IG0A1AS . A@4NO @AANA~ @A4NAS w A1AsAS
i From Mrs. H. s. Of Washing.
ton, ID. c.: II recently was di-
vorced from my husband. Car
Il receive payments based on hi
social security record?"
It depends. You can't get pay
|ments under any circumstance!
while he's alive. You may gel
survivors payments after he diel
If you are caring for a chile
lof his who is under Is or whit
is over 10. but was disabled be-
for reaching 10. and If you were
receiving at least half your sup.
port from him by court order.
From Mrs. A. H. p. of Anna.
polls, Md: my husband will b,
1875 next September and he PLAN
Ito retire at that time. have
never worked. I'm already IS
my husband will be eligible fol
social security retirement pay.
|ments and I'll be eligible on hi,
social security record. How much
win my payment be? If my hus.
band should die, how much viii
my payments as q widow be?"
As q wife, your payments will
he one-half the amount of YOU
husbands payments rounded of
to the nearest 10 cents. For ex.
ample: If your husband will b.
eligible for the highest possibl,
Social Security payment-$108.5 81
. month-your payments will bt
s54.30.
AS a widow. your payment.
will be three-fourths Of tn,
amount your husband was re-
ceiving when he died.
] ~
From T. F. Of New York
when is the social security ia,
: scheduled to 60 up again anc
how much will the increase be?'
l, The next scheduled raise vii
, be January /, 1860. The Ia,
for an employe will be 234 pc
cent Of the FIRST $4,000 q yea
: in wages. The employees bos
will have to match this. tn,
tax for q self-employed person
VIII be AZ per cent Of the frs
$4,000 a year in net earnings
Prom ID. H. d. Of Alhambra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. e. EDGAR

FOUL BALL: One Of the orig
inal umpires of the American
League was Tom Connolly, who
was inclined to listen with pa
thence when one Of his decisions
was disputed.
During a game in Detroit. Con-
molly was working behind the
plate. One Of the Detroit hitters
cracked the ball down the left
field line. close to the fence.
FOUL" cried Connolly, with
out hesitation.
The Tigers third base coach
came running up to the plate.
"Whaddya mean, FOUL" he
howled. That ball hit the line
You can see the mark on it.
Not from here you can't"
said Connolly quietly. But II
you'll bring in the foul line and
show me the mark. I'll change
the call"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
THE DETAILS

Sandra Ell am a girl Of "a
and I'm having a terrible prob
lem with my brother, who Is
three years older.
Not long ago introduced him
to a very good friend of mine
and they started going out to-
gether. Gertrude fell for Don
like a ton Of bricks and / thought
he felt pretty much the same
Now Gertrude tells me Don made
love to her and she had relations
with him. thinking he loved her
enough to marry her. But II
turns out he doesn't feel that
way at all.
Gertrude is a very lovely girl
and I always thought she was
quite prim and strait -laced. I'm
sure 1t is all Don's fault. Ger
trude is in such a terrible state
I'm afraid she'll have a nervous
breakdown. She comes and cries
on my shoulder all the time and
asks me to help her. I've told
Don he ought to marry her, but
I can't do more than that.
Donald E.-This "prim and
strait-laced" girl practically
threw herself at me. If I wanted
to seduce anyone, 1t wouldn't be
my sisters best girl friend. But
1t was practically impossible to
say no to Gertrude. I'm not re-
sponsible IL some girl gets the
crazy notion that this is the way
to hook me.
Besides. the whole thing is
none Of Sandra's business. Ger
trude had no right to tell her
and Sandra has no right to med
die in my affairs. She has
threatened to talk to our parents
about 1t. That would be the end.
Does she really think that would
get her anywhere? I've gotten
disguised with the way Gertrude
has acted and / wouldn't marry
her now, no matter who inter-
vened.
All wish is that Sandra would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

more-and Honk said he thought
that the bilge pumps were pump
ing the sea water in, instead OF
out.
The Coast Guard asked Coax
ley where Momma's Sable was
and he said he guessed some
where outside Of San Diego. He
wasn't sure. He might have
drifted. They said to wait, they'd
be right out. Mrs. Coakley
thought this was very funny.
She was laughing and sobbing at
the same time.
Ten minutes later. Honk got
the starboard engine started.
He limped all the way to port,
Momma's Sable was halfway In
when it passed a Coast Guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
FEATURE Rcz
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
A Drink Before Dinner?
BY DR.. PETER }. sTEINcRoHN

Act against all automobile
driving? We use other means.
For the middle-aged and the
elderly. experience has proved
to me that moderate amounts Of
alcohol daily are often better
than any other kind Of medicine
we doctors carry in our little
black bags. I have had patients
come to me rs years after
first advised a drink before
dinner who said (and they were
perfectly sober): "Of all the
things you're done for me as q
family medical adviser, that was
the finest advice you ever gaze
me-" I have heard it from
hundreds of patients.
~ 4
HOW DO OTHER doctors
think about it? Well, sometimes
you're judged by the company
you keep. Not that I need proof
in my own mind, because my
own experience has backed UP
my judgement; but let me do
some name-dropping.
In his book on heart disease,
DR.. Paul D. White has written:
An ounce or two Of whiskey,
brandy or rum may give rapid
relief from angina pectoris,
usually In the course Of . very
few minutes. Many cardio-
logists viii back that up.
Doctors H. w. Haggard and e.
M. Jellinek. well-known men Of
Yale. famed for their studies in
chronic alcoholism. said: when
older people use alcohol in suit
able moderation and low con-
|centrations, it increases their
desire for food. There is mild
|euphoria (well-being), q cheer
Ifulness. and decrease Of anxiety;
the feeling of chilliness is less
ened by the flow of blood to the
skin. and the mild sedative ac-
ton Of the alcohol relieves some
of the aches and pains"
DR.. E. j. Stieglitz, pioneer in
geriatrics. said: Alcohol is Of
considerable assistance in the
management and control Of ar
teriosclerotic change in elderly
persons. Alcohol is often most
constructive in increasing vigor
and endurance in the elderly"
AS Jimmy Durante says, II got
Ia million Of them"-if only I
had time and space for other
doctors opinions.
Don't refuse to take alcohol on
moral grounds. Try an ounce or
two in the evening. Never before
driving your. And never take
more than two ounces. II you
find you need more. quit imme-
diately!
Try this regime for q few
weeks and see II it doesn't do
what I have promised. But you
youngsters stay away from I'll
Taking q nip" is a privilege
reserved for those Of us past 40.
Released By Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Tomorrow: b.. Stsinerohn recognize,
q protest from the D. c. optomstrie As
sociotion accusing him Of overlooking