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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
Robbi For Congress

Joseph Robbie DIT candidate for Congress IN the Fifth
District deserves tho u sincere advocates 81 sound and
necessary eivil rights program the U = Congress
Robbie II elected viii have he mportuned 10 work
aud against those forces Congress who sii
portion Of the American population be only sccondeass
citizens His opponent incumbent Congressman Walter Judd
not interested in civil rights have the right expect
a Minnesota Congressman % be-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-31
Mccarthy Gets Nod Over Thye

AS between senator Edward J. Thye aud Congressman
Eugene Mccarthy honest choice is little difficult We
remember that az this editors suggestion Major Sam Ransom
prevailed upon the then Governor Ed Ihye 20 SCI up ne Gov
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

for sweet potatoes will be held
by l.. II. Hacrelso1 and Arthur
.Cartrette; Ralph Norris will hold
a demonstration on an acre of
potatoes; and demonstration
on bedding sweet potatoes was
held this morning at 10 O'Clock
at the home Of Homer Adams.
Mrs. Marvin Lewis will con-
duct garden demonstration and
Horace Fowler will demonstrate
weed control.
A highlight of The evening was
presentation Of the deed for the
land to house the community
center. The land is being donat-
cd by Mr.. and Mrs. Waylon II.
Norris and Mrs. Rrssie Norris.
The deed was read to The group
by Lucille Fowler, secretary OF
the organization. Ralph Norris
was appointed TO have the deed
recorded.
A supper will be held April
10th in the new community CEN
ter
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Sandy Plains Community Center
Fund Gets An Additional Sl00

Another 500 was added to
the Sandy Plains Development
Association community center
building fund at the meeting
held last night a. the home of
Lahne HARRISON, pr, sident.
Guest speaker foT the evening
was Phil Cronkhitc, manager of
the Loris Farm Market.
Horace Fowler gave the agri-
culture committee report and
noted that tobacco demonstra-
tons on MH30 sucker control
would be held by Earl Cartrctte:
a demonstration on Aldrin wire
worms will &c held by Homer
Adams; and a demonstration OF
equipment to handle green to-
bacco will be held at the COM
munity center on the second
Thursday night in May.
a corn demons ration will be
held by Horace Fowler. This
demonstration will consist oil
weed control, aidrir for wire
worms and dill bugs.
A fertilization demonstration
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Sunrise Service
Slated For
Memorial Park

The fourth annual Easter Sun
rise Service will be conducted
At the Columbus Memorial Park
IN Sunday. April .. at $50.
The service Icmmemorating
the Resurrection of Christ is
being sponsored b! the White
willie Ministerial Association. and
will feature speciaI ausic by the
WhitCvillc Community Choir,
special prayers. and The reading
Iot appropriate Scripture selec-
tons by the ministers OF White
willie.
There will a,>p 3c cOngrcsa-
ltI0nal singing of OrS OF the fav-
.or.tc Easter lynn.
The setting for This service is
ideal, and the sun should rise
during its progress.
There have been ,arge crowds
attending in years past, with
many expressions OF aDprccia-
Ition for the beauty and inspira-
't!or. of the occasion.
y cordial invitation is extend
ed to everyone to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Coroner Seeks
Reelection

Worth (DicK) Williamson has
announced that he will be a
candidate for reelection as cor
oner of Columbus County sub
Ject to the May 81. Democratic
primary.
Williamson, of Chadbourn. is
IN the insurance add automobile
finance business and has served
for six years as coroner. He was
first appointed - the post to
fill the unexpired Germ of Lacy
Thompson who was later elected
TO the Board of County Com
mlSsioners. In 1854 ne was elect
cd coroner for a full four vear
term.
Prominent in church and civ
ic offices, Williamson is a dea-
con of the ChadbOurn Prcsby-
terrain Church. He is also q
member of the Chadbourn Rot
airy Club. He attended Wake
Forest College and is married
to the former Betty Elliott OF
Chadbourn. They have three
sons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Athiefie Program fund Drive
Seeks To Equip Grid Team

After conference with COM
uuni,y leaders and civic club
Representatives n Tabor City
hoo, has launched a drive to
solicit advertising from local
merchants. the proceeds to be
used o. purchase new athletic
equipment for next tells athletic
teams.
We have met with these lead
.ers and outlined or needs for
another year. We will operate
this season wIthou. any deficit
in our financial budget but we
will sorely need new football
uniforms next fail if we are to-
compete IN the conference on
equal terms without undue risk
of injury 40 our players" Rand
jail BurleSon, principal said to-
day
Local business firms and in
will be contacted by a
team of workers AID these org
LIMITATIONS will be asked 10 fin
lance one or more uniforms for
.thi. falls football team. Those
merchants participating will not
.EayC their names on the uni
form itself but in Tie home game
programs. each viii have an ad
al with the drawing Of a specific
player with The notation that the
uniform was purchased by
certain local business firm.
About 25 new uniforms are
needed and they cost about $50
leach. However, SoprC small a.
ImUunt OF money is on hand, in
Icluding so nctted from last Sat
lurday nights tripic-headcr cage
benefit event The estimate made
recently was that something like
1875 would be ncadCd 10 fully
ICquip next falls TEEN without
inCurring any indebtedness. Such
equipment must b. ordered now
in order 10 insure is arrival in
time tor the September pridirOn
season.
I will greatly apple cistr any
Ihclp and all possible cooperation
THAT local businessmen will give
this team Of soliCito s seeking to
raise these dthlctIe funds " Bur-
llCSon said today Il know our
program is .ound md we are
determined not 10 90 in debt for
anything. This money is a must
II we arc TO secure the necessary
equipment for playing football"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Council Is
Candidate
or Reelection

Charles Council, incumbent
Columbus County Commissioners
from District |, this week an
ncunced his candidacy for re-
election. District one is compos-
ed of Lake Waccamaw. Bolton
and Ransom townships.
Council, whose father was q
prominent business and political
leader in the county for a num-
Der of years, has served as coun-
~ commissioner for the past five
years. He was first elected in
1852. 81 have seen some progress
in the county government during
this period and hope that per-
haps my efforts have been OF
some value, and I hope to be
elected again to continue this
movement" Council said.
A leader in the Waccamaw
Baptist Church, he has served as
chairman Of the Board Of Dca-
cons for five years, served as
sunday School Superintendent
nd has been active in associa-
Itional work. He attended Halls
boro high school ano Campbell
College. He served the SENC-
land Development Association rs
chairman Of the to TiSt division
in 1857 and is zone chairman OF
District 81 F Of the Lions Club
international. He is also a past
president Of the Waccamaw
Lions Club.
Council is married 10 The for
Ter Hilda Wilson and they have
two daughters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Williams PTA
Womanless
Wedding Spouse,

The Williams Township P.T.A
met Monday evening March 10
1888 at 7:30 o'clo"k.
\ program on the history OF
the United States flag was pre-
scented by children in grades
four, five and six.
Mrs. Johnny Powell, chairman
of the Ways and Means Commit
tee, announced that the p. T. A.
would sponsor a Womanless
Wedding April 9. 1858. Proceeds
will be used for the purchase of
blinds for the new elementary
library.
Members Of the nominating
committee, II. B. Todd, Robert
Hardie, and Clayton Lewis, met
after the meeting to make final
nominations which will be an
ncrnced at the April meeting.
Refreshments were served in
the Home Economics Depart
mcnt by several grade mothers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Alice Ann Horne
Named Officer In
Dramatic Club

Alice Ann Horne. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Angle Of Tab
or City, has been elected CORE
spending secretary OF the East
Carolina Playhouse.
d. formal installation services
we're held for the collekc dram
attic club officers on Monday
night.
The new officers will serve
until the spring of 1859.
Other officers included Patsy
Baker of Greenvllls. president;
Delano Driver of Richmond, Va.
vice president: Sue l.. Heath of
kinston, recording secretary
Larry Craven of Raleigh. treas
urer: and John Robbins Of Ahos-
k'c, historian.
Faculty advisor - DR.. Joseph
A. Whitney OF the department Of
English.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Jury Says Horny
Officers Not Guilty

1t took the Federal Jury ir
Florence last Friday just st
minutes to return a verdict OF
not guilty against Horny County
Sheriff John Henry and sever
of his deputies. The eighth deputy
had had all charges dropped
against him prIod g the jury's
decision.
Cleared of any wrongdoing ir
connection with the charges Of
beating prisoners were Sheriff
Henry, Arnold Hendricks, Roy
Iuggins. OdclI Floyd, Har-,
HARRISON. Mack f. Booth, Chal-
mcrs Small and James Smart
J. ID. Stanley had had charge,
dropped against him prior to the
decision.
The trial that began on Mon.
day. ended late Friday Afternoon
following the resting of the case
by the defense around noon
SGcriff Henry and Deputy Hug
gins never took the stand. The
other defendants te stified anc
generally they said that no pris-
Ioncr was beaten or mistrcated
They said that only Leonard
Ford was hit at all and ther
only after he had attacked the
deputies.
w. c. Newton, Myrtle Bcacl
police chief, testified for the Of.
ficers. He said that one of the
witnesses who testified that she
was carried to the Jail by Sheriff
Henry was carried by him anC
Deputy Smith. lie also said thai
he saw Ford brought TO the jai
and that he was not blccdint
nor bruised. This was in direc'
controversy to the testimony VI
many prosecution witnesses Mon.
day and Tuesday.
Magistrate James Elliott. q
Bayboro. also took the stand for
the officers saying he was a
the Jail when the dcputic.
brought Ford in and that he wa
not hurt in any way. Upon eros,
examination Of Magistrate FL.
lott. he admitted TO the district
attorney that nc had paid a slO.-
90 fec for membership i'm the Kr
,luN klan at one time. He dcricJ
| that he attended any meetings
District Attorney Arthur How,
read letter repeatedly writer
Thomas Hamilton, one-timc K1a,
Grand Dragon. to Elliott STATING
that he had missed him at tn,
Klan's last meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Mrs. Tom Carroll
To Head Local
Seal Drive

Mrs. Tom Gar"ell will serve
as chairman Of .he 1858 Easter
Seal Drive N the Tabor City
aree announced officials of the
C0Apty organization today. She
iii have assisting her Mrs. J.
A. Herlockcr VINO lsad the drive
here last year.
In addition to the coin con-
tanners TO De placed in the bust
ness establishments bread
sci" viii b. conducted by the
Beta Cub, Lilly Sale by 4-H
Club members and personal
SOLICITATION b. ADULTS and young
people.
DC bread sale is slated for
Wednesday. Marco &c. and Lii
J." Sale, Saturday. March 30.
The solicitation - the bust
ness district Is pciug conducted
by Mrs. Hcrlockcr. Mrs. Lydia
GarrclI, Mrs. S. T. Rogers. Roy
Butfkin and Wins,1n Gore.
Tabor City has Mt been given
a quota but tho officials are
#o{.ing the cooperation of all
To- citizens throughout the area
Contributions from the East
~ Seal Sale agc "Sed to help
crippled adults and children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
New Church
Organizing
In Tabor City

y group Of Missionary Baptist
people have purchased a church
building located IN Jones Street
just off Highway .Ol in Tabor
City. The building has been re-
modelled and IS nov ready foI
services.
The first in a series of Scrv-
ice, will be held Sunday, March
%, at 100 p. M. with services
being conducted each evening
through the week. The Rev. Z
ID Gaskin will be TIC speaker.
The public Is inll'ed to attend
shC services.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
DeIIinger Is NC. Beta Prexy

Gene Dellinge:', Tabor City
High School scholac and athlete,
was elected president of the
North Carolina Beta Club dur
ing the annual convention Sat
urday at Raleigh.
The friendly rising senior is
the first Tabor City High School
student ever to hold the state
office.
Endorsed oy Columbus Coun-
t., young Delin-Cv beat out
three other presidential aspir-
ants for the office.
The campaign was an active
ono and the Columbus County
delegation arrived in Raleigh
with bundles Of piacardS, a sup
ply of canned sweet potatoes and
other campaign gimmickS. The
theme was 10 pUbl.cizc the CO.
unty'S products while at the
Same time getting III" "Dclling-
e tor PrC5Ivtrai' i"cs lgc to the
voting delegates.
Teachers md fellow students
alike were high IN their praise
'r the new Beta president and
Tor the fine manner in which
Ann Elizabeth MalIard mapped
md conducted III" campaign.
Dellin9cr IS one Of the most
outstanding students ever pro-
duCed at the local school. He has
served as preSidcnv If the fresh
man and sophomore classes and
5 now president {! the junior
class.
He has served e.. three years
Is a marshal and was secretary
IF the student council in his
sophomore year. This year he is
he council vice-president and
will move up to the presidency
next year.
An all-around StuGent, he has
eXcclled for several seasons as
L member of the football and
baseball teams. Es is active in
five school clubs.
His contribution to church
work is typical of his leadership
IN school activities. He is presi-
dent of the Pionee: Youth Eel
lowship at the Tabor City Pres
byterian Church.
In addition to his many other
activities, he IS Boy Scout.
His spare time is occupied as
4 partime fountain clerk at
Cameron Drug Store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Weaver Enters
Recorders Race

%hiteville attorney, Richard
f. Weaver, last week announced
hiS candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination and Judge OF
Recorders court.
His announcement brings t.
four those who say they will
seek the post in the May prim-
airy.
Weaver is native of the CO.
unity. He attended Hallsboro
high school, Oak Pidge military
academy, and Wake Forest col
LED
The candidate entered Law
practice in Whiteville in 1910
and has been adm tied to prac-
ticc in federal courts. and state
supreme courts as well as state
courts.
In the past he served the CO.
unity for three years as county
solicitor. and is 4 past president
oathc Young Democratic club
for the county.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Benefit Programs
Set For Red Cross

The 1857 Red Cross Fund
Drive in Columbus County wa.
picking up steam his week will
indications Of an ali-out effor
during the next few days in til,
hope of reaching The $1,000 coun.
~ quota, Chairmcn Grover Nc.
PherSon and w. Il, race Garter
'SaiG today.
In actual cash, wy little ha.
been turned in TO date but COM
munity chaIrmcn N many area:
AZ" hard at work and there i.
every indication tina. most of the
.coUnty'S citlzcnry WI have tn,
opportunity to contribute 10 tn,
caLSc," the cAairtncn said.
ON Saturday night in the
Boavcrdam Free viii Baptis,
Church there will be singing
convention for the benefit of tho
Red Cross IN that community
No admission will be charged
but a collection viii be taken
with the proceeds going to the
Rec Cross.
Scheduled 20 appear at tn
singing convention are several
prominent singing groups in
GLIDING the Good VIII Quartet
the Powell Quartet, the Mills
Quartet, the KingSr1an Quartet
OF Bladenboro, and The Southern
HarmoneerS, + BOLIVIA.
AT Williams Hnship. Cou-
sin Willie and the Dixieland
PlayboyS are scheduled to APP
pear IN person Thursday, March
p, at 800 under the auspices of
the Red Cross. All profits from
the public appearance will go 10
the Red Cross Drive. The pro-
gram will teatura country and
gospel music with Cousin Red,
Solo, Sleepy with MS fiddle. Lit
C. Perry with five string banjo
and Cousin Jimmy.
The main event will be a
beauty contest WITH two yalu-
able prices To b" -lven away ia
the winning GIRL in the high
school and the winner IN the
lower grades.
The Bethel Community turn
ed in SIPS this week that was
received from a o. Ircr rr''ac-
ton last Sunday.
Several checks from bushes.
firms have been received by the
chairmen and community work
crS have turned in some portion
OF the receipts. \ c1mplCtc re.
port of the receipts from cacl
community VIII be released fol.
lowing completion OF the drive.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Jaycees Plan
Easter Dance

An Easter Dane will be held
here Saturday. April ;. from
till ? at Planters Warehouse.
The dance, sponsored by the
Jaycec Convention Club, will
feature Harry Washington and
his band. The 7-pic c band has
met with favorable comment in
various sections O: North and
South Carolina. Most of the
musicians are former members
OF David Pugh's band. Pugh
played here on number of oc-
caSionS several years ago.
Admission to the dance will
be Sl.50 per person. Advance
tickets will 90 on sale this week
for S1.00 each.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
ate Announces
Bank Dividends

{. Lacy Tate, President of the
WacCamaw Bank md TruS,
Company. announces that the
Board of Directors approved
payment of n quarterly dividend
of 45c per share 10 all stockhold-
.crs of record as Cf March Z
1888, payable on o. before Mar
Oh 10, 1858. Mr.. Tate states that
payment of quarterly dividend
was adopted by the Waccamaw
Bank several gears ago and has
proven to be very satisfactory.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Mary Williams
Is Queen AT
Pineland School

Miss Mary. Gail Williams,
Tabor City native, has been
named to serve on me May Day
court at Pineland College, Sal
Iemburg.
Too, she has been selected to
serve as a personal sponsor for
the Edwards Military Institute
for the Mothers Day activities.
Another honor rwent to the
Pineland High School senior
when she was crowned Home
coming Queen" of Pineland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

Also teStifying for the sheriff
and deputies was Frank Boyd
of LoriS, himself in difficulties
with the law. He said that nc
went To Clio Patrick's place tn
night Of the trouble with Deputy
Oiell Floyd. He denied seeing
the deputies mistreat anyone il
any way. Howe asked Boyd Il
he had ever been in business
with Odell Floyd and Roy Hug
gins. and if he had anything t.
Continued On Page s.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Billiard Seeks
Judges Post

Ralph !. Billiard. Cerro Gordu
native, has announced intentions
of seeking the Democratic nom
nation for the office Of Record
Cr's Court Judge IN Columbus
County
Tho 4l-ycar-olJ candidate is
now serving his I4th year a.
Justice Of the peace.
He IS the son OF tire late J. N.
Bullard. Sr.
Billiard is a member Of the
Porter Swamp BAPTIST Church
and is married 20 the former
RcbCcca Carter OF Fair Bluff.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Senior Class play Is Slated
For Friday Night Opening

TABOR City High School sem
iorS will present i 3-2ct comedy,
You Can't Take 1t With YOU.
at s p. m. Friday i'll the school
auditorium.
Twenty seniors wIll have "on
stage parts but every member
10. the class will nave part
IN tho production.
Tn" play is q comedy. full
ot fun and fireworks but II al
SO gives food for thought said
Muriy! Ward. publicity chair
man.
Many long hours Of practice
nave been spent on this play
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

The Youth Rally Of the Caro-
lima Association viii convene at
Glen Dale Baptist Church Sat
urday. March %, a; $50 A. M.
The theme eve Arc His Lights,
will be carried out through the
day with several different Chur-
ches taking part.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
VISIT IN FLORIDA

Mrs + NJ. Cannon and daugh-
ter Ann. arc back rom visit
I'm Florida with M. Cannon
where ne is 1'tcnuiug school for
with = lrs Rocbuck
and Company in CrCo.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

Approximately 60 parents and
teachers assembled N the Sweet
Home School Caict ,rium Mon
day Night, March 10th, for their
monthly p. T. A. meeting
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
FOWLER VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Fowler
had as their guests during the
weekend Mr.. and Mrs. LaRus
Fowler of Wilmington and Air
man &c and Mrs. Albert Fowler
OF Camp Pope. Fayetteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

Whatever else droops spring
Is gay.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-14

shelf the
week enc specials designed help
rriehoiy courteous
shopping. 20 ~ 1870 ' Ap'e'= So"'
valuable gifts absolutely
win each purchase It's PIGGY Wisgys saying
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-06
Alaska Is Good Place For Lonesome Girls, Asserts Atwood In Dallas Speech

the U. s. "The women exceed the men in the other 48 states, and only two-thirds of them are mar ried. Nearly three-quarters of ours are married. Where could you find better odds?"
 He said the new state needs "the courageous and the energet- ic" to develop it's many resources. "Send us your young people, you second sons who are not in line to take over your businesses, your imaginative ones who can see the empire that is in the mak- ing and that can be theirs," he urged.
 But Alaska's greatest need is for capital to be invested in resources, emphasized Atwood, noting that British money first financed the pilgrims and Fasteners grub staked the pioneers as they headed West.
 "Just as Chicago was once in hook to Boston, and now other smaller cities are in hook to Chi cago, Alaska is looking for some one to be in hook to-" he said. 'The North will be developed by capital from the East, West and South, and the first profits will rightly flow back into these areas"
 Atwood also asked for "the understanding of the other AS states," as he spoke at the final session of the 18th annual meeting of the American Association of Oil Well Drilling Contractors.
 Then, in a manner that would match any Texans, he added, "It is impossible to exaggerate when I describe Alaska. Everything is magnificent and grandiose, no lie could ever top it."
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-06
Not One Swallow
 Shall Fall :. ;

ROME, R - A female swallow from northern Sweden died on Friday aboard an airliner bring ing her and her two eggs to sunny Italy Her mate had died a few hours earlier.
 Waiting for the eggs to hatch, the male and female swallow were caught by an early snowfall at their summer home, a Swedish village above the Arctic Circle. Swedes who found the shivering, hungry birds, appealed to the Scandinavian Airlines System to take them to a warmer climate.
 The swallows were flown to Stockholm and given a meal of insects flown from Denmark. In the morning the airlines employees found the male had died.
 The airline salesman said the swallow would be buried here.
 The cause of the birds death was not determined.