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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
InfOrme SObre Cuba
lHtuIIHe 9Opf6 kupd
DisminuYe Ia ActNidad
Commercial Y Ia ReserVa
de DiYisds Extranjeras

WASHINGTON. noviembre Z.
(UPD-El DEPARTMENT. de
Concrete informo en- SUI boletin
"Semanario del Concrete Ex-
tranjero'', que la economic de
Cuba Sc mantuvo basicamente
sana en- ell mes de s%eptiembre
ultimo, adn cuando la actividad
commercial disminuy6 un tanto
a eausa de las acciones de los
rebeldes.
Tambien hizo notar que las
reservas de las divisas extranje-
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inmediatamente conjeturas, de
que pudiera llegar a ser ell can
didato de SUI partido en- 1860.
Hasta los comicios del martes,
Sc daba por descontado que ell
candidate republican, seria Nj
xon, va que Eisenhower no pue-
de legalmente aspirar' a un ter.
Ger periodic en- la presidential.
Ahora Rockefeller representa-
un peligro para las aspiracio-
mes del Vicepresidente, pero Sc
cree que este aun cuenta con el
mas solido apoyo, por SUI exten.
sa Influenza entire los dirigen-
ties del partido.
Estos reconoeen que Rookie
Teller es una ~posibilidad, pero
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
Conferencia Sobre Crisis del
PIono Y Zinc Sc Refine Ell Lunes

Sc de unas 100 libras esterlinas
por tonelada large, al nivel ac-
tual de unas "a libras esterlinas.
Los precios de- zinc han baia-
do de 1903 libras esterlinas en-
enero de 1857 a 72 libras ester
linas, despues de haber declina-
do hasta IS libras esterlinas a
principles de octubre.
En- los circulos productores y
comerciales de metales britani-
cos no hay gran o%ptimismo so
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

SAN JUAN. - Ell senior Can
dido Guadalupe, puertorriqueno
de so amos, vecino de Christians
ted, fue elegido ell martes para
un escano en- la Legislature de
Islas Virgenes, segun inform6
aver a su paso por San Juan ell
gobernador John David Merwin,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
cIAITEcIc
OAMER en-
DIN E0IO
~
AZUCAR E PERU

Univ DGh INV 81.
WASHINGTON, noviembre Z
(UPI)-El DEPARTMENT. de
Agriculture norteamericano
anuncio hoy ell aumento de 81.
279 toneladas cortas en- las i'm.
portaciones autorizadas de azu.
car del Peru dentro de la quota
de 1858 de csc pals de 86.867
toneladas cortas.
Ell DEPARTMENT. dijo que Ell
aumento Sc debe al hecho de
que Peru Sc sumo al Acuerdo
Azuoarero International, que
estara en- vigor hasta ell 81 de
diciembre.
Segun ell acuerdo, los Esta-
dos Unidos han sido obligados
a restringir las importaciones
de paises que no son miembros
(Pasa Q Ia 81, Col. ~
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p~@spectiya poIitiea
Perspective poHea !" 1"0 "UI
Nixon Continda a Ia Cabeza de Candidates
Repub|icanos a Ia ~Preddencia Para 1850


WASHINGTON, noviembre z.
(UPD-El vicepresidente, Ri
ehard Nixon, continua a la ca
beza de la lista de posibles can
didatos republicanos a la presi-
dencia, para las elecciones de
1860, a pesar de la aparici6n
de Nelson Rockefeller en- ell pa
norama con SUI resonante triun-
TO electoral para ell gobierno
de Nueva York.
Esta es la opinion general de
los entendidos a rail- del SEN
s~acicnal aluviGn de votos que
Rockefeller obtuvo en- Nueva
York, en- medic del abrumador
triunfo democratic en- otros es-
tados, circumstance que origin6
Prestamo sobre Joyas hasta $500
u,I-arxs. fA0 NT II n A,,a Av.,,.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
RebeIdes Penefrdn
aHoIgufn Bayamo
CASTRO 0FRECE CAME De
BORBoNET POR CARRAsCO

combutes en- chaparra, Puerto Padre y Central
DeIieius. En- Poder de los RebeIdes oeUpunfes
Avion de cubona. FideI soIieifo intervention
de la Cruz Roiu. - Pide Delegation Permonenfe
en- la Zone RebeIde. Otros ~Informociones
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov.
= (UPI)-Las fuerzas revolu-
cionarias del Movimiento 26 de
Julio, efectuaron incursiones So
bre las estrategicas ciudades de
Holguin y Bayamo, dos de las
mas imp%Ortantes poblaciones de
la region oriental del pals, Sc
gun revelo I'm communicate de
la radio rebelde, captado ano-
che por ell corresponsal.
Hablando especialmente para
la Cruz Roja, ell dirigente de los
insurrectos, doctor Fidel Cas-
tro apelo al ORGANISING interna-
cional para que designe una
delegation permanente en- te-
rritorio rebelde", a fin de que
pueda informar al mundo' libre
de las condolences en- que son
tratados los prisioneros por ell
Movimiento 26 de Julio Y sena-
len la actitud en- contraste que
adoptan los oficiales del ejerci-
to de Batista con los rebeldes
capturados a quienes, dijo ell
Comandante |insurrecto, Sc les
"da trato inhumano antes de ser
pasados por las armas". Castro,
en- SUI apela-
@-,w ci6n a la Cruz
Roja solicit6
ademas la CO.
operation de
Ia entidad para que efectue
Ell traslado a Santiago de Cuba
de los ocupantes del avi6n DEB
de la Compania Guiana de Avia-
ci6n que "desarareci6" en-
oriente, ell pasado microbes,
cuando efectuaba uno de sus
vuelos normales. Ell lider re-
belde expreso que todos los pa
s%ajeros del aeroplano, incluso
un norteamericano, Sc encontra-
ban en- "perfecto estado Gle
salud". Castro anadi6 que la
Cruz Roja debe designar un de-
legado permanente en- ell terri
torio enemigo" para que COM
pruebe la denuncia de "trato
Salvaje" que Sc practica con los
prisioneros del 26 de Julio.
Reiterando que Ell coronel
Nelson Carrasco Antilles Sc ha-
lila zen satisfactorio estado de
recuperacion', Fidel Castro pi-
di6 a la Cruz Roja que inter
ponga sus buenos oficioS para
lograr ell CAME del coronel Ca
rrasco por ell coronel Borbonet,
que Sc encuentra preso en- Isla
de Pinos, desde la Ilamada Cons
piracion del 4 de abril de 1856.
Ell ataque a la Granja de Ba-
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dalupe es natural de Vieques,
pero no pudo asegurarlo. FL
Gobernador de Islas Virgenes
inform6 que ell senior Candida
Guadalupe es ell tercer puerto
rriqueno en- ser electo para la
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

de aquel terri
torio.
Segun cree
ell gobernador
MerWin. Qua :
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
COMPOSITION DEL NUEvo CoNGREso

WASHINGTON, Novembre z -(UPD- Composition del
maFtes, 4 de n~oviembre: -
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

Por WILLIAM L. UMsTEAD
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
SENADO
Mayoria Absolute: SOY
Republicans Democratas

WARA DE KEPKESENTANTE
Mayoria Absolute: 219)
Renuhlicanos Democratas
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

MiembrO de Ia SoeIedad
lnlerameFieana De PFensa
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

0R
ci0n a la Cruz
Roja solicito
ademas la CO.
operation de
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Mitchell Buffkin
Dies Suddenly

Milton Mitchell Buffkin, two
years old, died Sunday afternoon,
February 2, enroute to a hospital
following an acute throat dis
order.
Funeral services we're held
Monday at 8 p. m. from the Gap
way Baptist Church with the
Rev. r. W. Strickland officiating
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Surviving are lis parents
Clayton and Hazel Norris Buff
kin Of route 2, Tabor City; ter
brothers, Billy and Don Of Dads
City, Fla, Steve, Jimmy, Russell
Mike, Smitty Joe. Larry Lane
Miles and Glenn OF the home
three sisters, Barbara. PATSY
and Carolyn Of the hsme; tho
Ipatcrnal gfandparsnts, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charlie BuG&in Of route 2
Tabor City; the maternal grand.
mother, Mrskpu Norris OF Dad,
citSssSla-s III -. @
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Aor0d Word Named Tabor City Younq Mon OF The Yenr7

/ Harold Ward, q year old
civic worker. received tho
Young Man of the Year" a.
ward Monday night during the
annual award night banquet held
Monday by the Tabor City Jun
lor Chamber of Commerce.
The local postal employee was
presented the plaque by Tuck
Gudger of Charlotte. national di-
rector for the JaySeeS of North
Carolina, who cited Ward for
ms many contributions to COM
munity progress.
Ward son of Nix. and Mrs. q.
L. Ward of Route /. Tabor City,
was one OF the organizers of
Inc Tabor City Junior Chamber
OF Commerce and has held Of
aces OF secretary, treasurer. and
president.
The award nighlighted the
program that saw various "a
wards presented Eleven high
school students received keys for
participating III the Voice of De-
mocracy contest. TIE local Voice
Ot Democracy winner, Muriel
Ward, was presented the WIN
ncr $ plaque by Al Harrison, CO.
Chairman OF the ; reject.
Al Harrison, d past president
OF the Tabor City Jaycees, and
currently serving a. d Jaycee
state vice-preSidcnt. was pre-
scented the Key Award" for
participation in club activities.
This award is one voted on by
.iGo members. Presentation was
made by Harold Ward - last
Gears Key Award" winner.
w. Horace Garter received the
Community Man OF the Year"
plaque from E-skin Young.
carter was cited Tor his many
contributions toward the better
mcnt of Tabor Cry.
Erwin Enzor Of Far Bluff was
'honored as the Outstanding
Young Farmer of Columbus Co.
unity. Joe Coleman, presenting
.he award, pointed with pride to
-Hzur's record in arm diversi-
f!catIon. He noted that farming
-ncay Is as much a business pro-
position as any other enterprise.
Gudger, guest speaker, warned
the group that today's complac-
ncy among young people must
b" replaced with HE. thirst for
knowledge.
We must take mere seriously
fhr problems at hand and devote
some time 70 learning the facts
,of various ways OF life" said
Gudger.
Guests at Mondays banquet in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
BurieSon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Jolly, and Mrs. w. w. Woody.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
j. o. Cartrett's
Funeral Today

John Oliver Garrett, II, re-
tired carpenter Of Route l, Clar-
.endon died in the Columbus CO.
unity Hospital Sunday night
Funeral services arc to DE held
this afternoon wednesday, at
2 p. m. from the Clarendon Free
will Baptist Church. The Rever-
end Raleigh Walker, James Will
son and Jessie Hilburn will be
IN charge. Burial will follow in
the Mount Siani Cemetery.
A native If Columbus County
ne was a son of John Garrett
and Sarah Sellers Garrett.
Mr.. Cartrett is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Dulah Garrett; five
sons, Billy of Tabor City, Bob of
Clarendon, Bennie of Mount
Pleasant, Murray ana frankie of
the home; five daughters, Mrs.
Grace Wishan of Mount Pleas
ant, Mrs. Eva Became Of Burl
ington, Mrs. Gladys Strickland
of Fayetteville, Mis-. Hazel Dy-
son Of Chadbourn, ard Mrs. Dem
zell Norton of Biadenboro; two
brothers. Brutus and Leon OF
Concord; three sisters, Mrs. Lucy
Richardson Of Lumberton, Mrs.
Scilla Crib of Clarendon and
Mrs. Edna Avery vf Kanapoiis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Roger Arp Has
Heart Attack

Roger Arp, radis announcer at
WTAB, Is repeatedly in an i'm
proved condition Of Camp Le-
jeune Navy Hospital after suf-
fering a heart attack Friday
while preparing to undergo surg
cry.
Arp, a member of the u. S.
Navy Reserves, had earlier in
the week reported TO the Hospit-
al at Camp Lejeune for irregular
annual physical examination. He
was asked TO return d few days
later TO undergo surgery. While
waiting Tor surgery on Friday
he suffered a heart attack and
for several days was on the crit
ical list.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
|904 Drive-In
Closed For Year
By Court Order

The 904 Drive-In, located on
the Fair Bluff Road just outside
the Tabor City limits, has been
ordered closed COR one yea;
period.
The order came Friday form
Superior Court Judge Malcolm
Seawell of Lumberton who sew
eral weeks ago sisnsd the pad
locking warrant.
Permission was given to Mr..
and Mrs. Carlton Strickland
owners and operators of the s04,
TO convert The building to a
dwelling.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Town Board Has
Busy Meeting

Street lights. days off for po-
licemen and doctor bills were
major pieces Of business last
night when the Town Board held
its regular monthly meeting.
Street lights will be installed
on Race Street, Brown Street
and on the Fair Bluff Road.
The commissioners uput the
lid on time off for local police
Officers when they ruled that
each officer must take his time
off during each three months or
il will be forfeited. The ruling
came after Police Chief II. Z.
Epps told the Board he had ac-
formulated 1877 days time off
While the Board will not make
It's new ruling retroactive, il
limits the amount Of time off for
police officers to two weeks al
any one time.
Another phase OF business that
kept the commissioners busy was
doctor and hospital bills that
sometimes get sent TO the town
simply because a police officer
has assisted an injured or sick
person The Board ruled that the
town would not be responsible
for doctor and hospital bills i'm
CURED by prisoners OF other per-
sons.
All Board members were pres
ent. They included Mayor How
ard HARRISON, commissioner.
Phil Hughes, Kenneth Ray, Wal.
do Woody and Willard Wright
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Scholarships Are
Available For
Vets Children

H. Hugh Nance, Columbus
County Veterans Service Officer
stated today tina; applications
may now be submitted by chill
dren of certain veterans for the
scholarships given each year by
the State of North Carolina
These scholarships awarded by
the State of North Carolina thro-
ugh the North Carolina Veterans
Commission consist of free tut
ton, room and reasonable
board allow ance ir any State
Educational Institution and such
other items and institutional
services as are embraced within
the so-called institutional ma
circulation fees and other special
fees and charged required to be
paid as condition to remain in
said institution and pursuing the
course of study selected. A schol-
arship granted shall not extend
for a longer period that four
academic years but need not be
consecutive. A limited number of
scholarships are awarded each
year.
Glasses of children eligible for
this scholarship are children
whose fathers were killed in &C
ton or died as a direct result OF
injuries, wounds or other ill
nesses contracted during service
in the armed forces or whose
fathers have a 1907 service con-
.nected rating; a limited number
of children of veterans with SER
vice connected disability of 800
or more: certain number OF
.choldren of veterans with dis
ability of 1000. non-Service con-
'nected at the time " the applica-
ton for scholarship or at time
of the fathers death: or a few
children of veterans Of World
War I dying in Veterans Admin
|istration Hospitals. In this para
graph the term veteran means a
person who served in the armed
forces during World War I,
World War II, or the Korean
Conflict, according TO Mr.. Nance.
Applications should be SUBJ
mitted between January LIST and
May LIST each year.
For more specific information
contact your County Veterans
Service Officer located al Court
house, Whiteville. N. c. or Mr..
T. Formy-Duval, District Officer,
North Carolina Veterans Com
mission. 400 Murchison Building,
Wilmington, North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Mayors Court
Has Another
Light Docket

Another light session of May
or's Court was heard here Mon
day night by Mayor Howard
Harrison.
The docket included Lonzo
McCrary, no ODeI ator'S license.
transferred 10 Recorders Court:
John Harrison Gr.SSett. lodging
in jail, given suspended sent
ence; WILDER Cox, bad check.
transfer to Recorders Court:
William ID. Norris. spinning
wheel, cost; Sam Parriett, pub
lie drunkenness, cost: Williams
Crib, public drunkenness. cost:
Gary Shelly, public drunkenness.
possession non tax paid whiSkey.
costs on public drunkenness,
transfer possession ,harge to Re-
corder'S Court; John Wayne
Gerald, public drunkenness. cost.
Junior David Jordan. violation
stop sign. appeal tc Superior
Court; Charlie Watts, resisting
arrest after destroying town
property, SIS fine plus cost plus
$3.50 for blanket: Clifford Fowl
er' public drunkenness. cost:
sam David, public drunkenness.
cost; James E. Buffkin, speeding.
suspended sentence; James Ed
ward Buffkin. no operators lie
enSe, transferred TO Recorders
Court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Shalloite Takes
Twin Bill From
Tabor City eager!

Shallotte High Schools eager
whipped Tabor City both ends
of a twin bill last night.
The Red Devilettes dropped q
SO to 81 decision despite the 20
point scoring effort of sharp
shooting Sybil Williams. Shall
lotte rode to victory on the IS
point scoring effort of Rachel
Harris.
The Red Devils were whipped
1890 in the nightcap. Mitchell
Anderson hit for % points in a
losing cause for the Red Devils
Bobby White garnc-ed 20 points
to lead his Shallotte mates 10
the win.
Last nights tilt left the Red
Devils with an SO record for
the season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
j. D. Spivey's Funeral
Held On Sunday

Joseph Dalton Spivey, So. re-
tired farmer OF route I, Tabor
City died in Community hospit-
|al, Loris Saturday morning, Feb
|, after an extended illness.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at 3 p. N. from the
Mount Siani Baptist Church
with the Rev. GRANGE Hardee and
the Rev. Eric Gaskin officiating
Burial was in the Spivey family
cemetery.
He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Gertie Spivey; two sons, M
J. and Arthur Spivey of Norfolk
Va: six daughters. Mrs. Pauline
Ward of Whiteviile, Mrs. Irene
Mobiles of ChadboIrn, Miss Eloi-
Sc Fipps of Tabor City. Mrs
Frances Mobiles of Whiteville
Mrs. Melba Faye Long of Nor
folk, Va, and Miss Resale Spi-
|vey Of the home; one sister, Mrs
Jennie Stevens of Tabor City.
l6 grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Local Druggist
Is Officer In
County Group

A Tabor City pharmacist has
been elected vice-prcsident Of
the newly formed Columbus
County pharmacy group.
II. C. Cameron, owner of DAM
eron Drug Store, was named
Vlce-president. Gerald Hege of
Whlteville was named president.
The group will include drug
gists from Fair Bluff, Tabor
City, Chadbourn, Lake Wacca-
NAV, and Whiteville.
The next meeting is set for
April 8.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
S. {. General Assembly Pays
tribute To Brenda Eddinus

The South Carolina General
Assembly paid tribute to Horny
County'S contribution to beauty
title winners last week when
both the House and Senate pass
ed resolution cDngratulatinG
Brenda EddingS Oh her selection
as Miss Rural Identification OF
100
Miss EddingS. Tabor City
High School student, won tint
title last week in Dallas, Texas.
The resolution in the House
of Representatives was introduce
ed by Horny Representatives Eu-
gene Altman, j. Robert Carter.
Jr., and Lloyd B. Bell. A similar
resolution was introduced in the
Senate by Senator James Stew
enSof Loris.
The communication was as
follows:
WHEREAS. Miss Brenda Rae
Eddings was heretofore selected
as the Rural Identification
Queen Of South Carolina, and
WHEREAS, Miss Eddings Re-
presented Horny County and
South Carolina At the Sixteenth
Annual Meeting Of the National
Rural Electrification Coopera-
tvAssociation in Dallas Texas,
in the beauty pageant competing
for the honor o: Miss Rural
Identification of 1858 with the
state queens from many states;
and
WHEREAS. this young lady
was crowned on Feb. 8, 1858 as
Miss Rural Identification OF
1883. which was quite signal
honor for both Miss Eddings and
the people Of South Carolina,
and
WHEREAS. her selection has
brought a great deal of favorable
publicity to this State and has
put this State and Miss Eddings
in the national limelight; and
WHEREAS, The House of Re-
representatives. desires to COM
mend and congratulate her on
her selection attainment. Now
THEREFORE
u 1T RESOLVED by the
House of Representatives of the
State Of South Carolina:
THAT the House of Repre-
Sentatives hereby congretulates
and commends Miss Brenda Rae
Eddings Of itorry County upon
her selection as Miss Rural Eiec-
trification of 1858, which selec-
ton has brought ncnor to Miss
Eddines and credit to South Car
olipa, 's 49, -
" 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that copy Of this resolution be
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Horny Towns &c,
Beer Tax Refund

LoriS received s2O6.l9 as its
share OF state revenue from beer
and wine sales FOR. the finaI
Quarter of 1857. ..
A total of S87,7I9.77 was paid
out TO S. c. counties as their
share of the same tax revenue
most Of which is produced by
beer alone.
The state retained Sl,065 $50
as its part of the tax for. support
of schools and other purposes.
Other towns of Horny County
hive received the following pay
ments: Aynor, S70.40; Conway
Sl.002.75; Myrtle Beach, S745.-
II: and Ocean Drive, $3.50.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
hid Music Leader
Can 60 To School

Mrs. Ruey Hrwett. County
Home Demonstration Music
Chairman, ar.nuunceS that there
will be training .Chcol in Lum-
berton for all Home DemonStra-
ton Music Chairman and All
Song Leaders, Wednesday. Feb
ruary IS, at 1000 a m.
Any Interested Lerson who
works with music in rural areas
is invited To attend.
The training school will be
under the direction Of DR.. Arm
old Hoffman, State Music Sup
ervisor, and his staff.
The Home Demonstration Mu-
sic Leaders who are eligible to
attend are as follows: Mrs. Glenn
Blackmon, Antioch; Mrs. Letha
Gore, Bethel; Mrs. J. p. Powers
Cerro Gordon; Mrs. Glenn Strole
IChadbourn; Mrs. Vaughn Rich
Iardson, Cherry Grove; Mrs. Hor-
ace Fields. Evergreen; Mrs. Ed
Stone, Hallsboro; Mrs. Ruey
Hewett, Homemakers; Mrs. Thel-
ma HARRISON, Lebanon: Mrs. w.
T. Horne, Mishop Springs; Mrs,
Roy Long, New Life; Mrs. c. D.
Branch, North Tatum; Mrs. NJ.
M. Jones, Old Dock; Mrs. Marvin
Lewis, Sandy Plains; Mrs. Ned
Long, Smyrna; Mrs. Joe Fisher,
Union Valley; Mrs. Gordon Wal
tiers, Western Prong: Mrs. Law
renee Moore. Weyman; Mrs.
Harold Sessions, White Marsh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Town Tag Sales
Still Tagging

Town tags we're still going beg
ginG today in spite of the fact
that tho deadline only three
days off.
Mrs. Marian G,,rell, town
clerk, said today that 354 per-
sons had bought town auto tags.
Last year 529 tags we're sold.
Police Chief Il. e. Epps
warned local motorists that the
town tag must be displayed aft
er midnight February is.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Dennis Simmons
Dies In Sleep

Walter Dennis Simmons, 90,
farmer of Route /, clarendon
died Tuesday morning in his
sleep at his home. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Thursday at 3
p. m. from the Sweet Home Bap-
fist Church with the Reverends
GRANGE Hardee and Ansel Smith
IN charge. Burial will be in the
Crib Cemetery.
A native of Columbus County
he was a son OF the late Lewis
Simmons and Betty Simmons.
He is survived by one son, Tom
oi Winston Salem, two daught-
erS, Mrs. Dorothy Simmons of
3"folk, Va, Mrs. Shirley Cor
bett of Route l. Clarendon: five
brothers. Crum, Garland, Her
bert, Barlow, and Jude Simmons,
all of Tabor City Route /: one
lister Mrs. hddie Hewett of
Winston Salem.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
"Stumps" Walden
Dies Suddenly

"Stumps" Walden u. s., Jr.I
died suddendly Of i heart attack
carly this morning "wednesday
cnroute to a South Boston. Va
hospital after being stricken a
hts home in Scotsburg.
"Stumps" is well known il
this area as a tobacconist. II,
has been associated with loca
markets. He was the brother O
C Ed Walden of this city.
The local Walden's are lcavinl
today for Virginia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Election viii :.
Highlighi Annual
Merchants Meet :.

Plans arc in the making for
the annual Tabor City Merch-
ants Association meeting to be
held March at the school caf-
eteria.
Highlight of the meeting will
oe election of Officers for the
coming year. Nomipations will
be made by a committee consist
ing of Claude Boyd, Arthur
Prince and Wallace Solos,. -
Present officers are Ruey
Hewett, president; Wallace Soles,
vice-president; and w. w. Woody
treasurer. novel, r.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-12
Electric License
Granted To Bell

j. c. Bell received notice this
week that he had met the re-
quirements for a Glass II cleo
tri1 contractors license.
Notification came from NJ. 2.
Cannsdy, chairman OF the board
OF examiners Of electrical con-
tractors.
Cannady tod Bell he would
be issued the license Immediate
Iy.:
Bell Is associated with No
Cougar ElectricCompsny in Tab
OF. City.