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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

So to S45. HANDBAGS-Sl.5o 10 $3.50
coIfskin, suede, broodcIoth oil from regular
stock. Black, macy, brown. All stores tPus
Fed toxl
ST JEWELRY-59e-neckIoc bracelets, pins,
eouinos-postes and bright beads and stones.
F Street and all branches.
81 l.l9-toilored metals, coorful
beads and stones, choose necklaces, bracelets,
eorrinos.. F Street and Silver Spring. Jewelry
prices plus Fed tax
81 KNEE-HIGH NYLoNS-2 poirs for ST.
dress and daytime weights. ful-size selection. All
Jelleff stores.
The Stocking ExtFo-you get two pors plus one
extra stockine-tuIl- fashioned sheers in smart
shodes Sizes 8h to y Box Of Five Stockings
81.
COSMETIC CASES REDUCED h!-fomous.
make coses with and without fittings Limited
quantity Street, FoIIs Church, ShirIineton,
Silver Spring.
$l.25 Imported Soop-5oe-box Of cokes
$3.50 Cory Eau de Toiette-$l.75 -popuIor
l'Orieon or Emeroude Plus Fed Tox.
Limited Group Of MiIIineFy-$l.95 to SIS. Hats
81 and ST. VeNets, fets, sotins, flowers
F Street only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Foundations. Girdles, Bros Reduced!

$l2.So 70 $3.50 Foundotions-$6sS 70 $l4sS-0yons,
oyonostex pulon reinforced with bonno Broken
$5S5 70 $3.50 6rdes-$2S5 10 $l2s5-nyIon nyon
lostex silk eiostol4 and Gin lengths pulon ord
zppers. arde ond panty styles; broken
$3.50 70 $3.50 Brossieres-$I $SS5-srops stropcSs
cotton nyons and nyon oee White few coors broken
Second floor, r Street only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
BIousettes, Cover-Ups

81 Ansore. wool. warmers. ST. White ond coors
$500 Orion sleeveless 81. Turtle neck STYLE broken
$500 $500 Nyon seosette. cotton. poerOn", Aeion
bousee 81 to 3. Many styles choose from but Just few
in each SIZE 81 to 40.
$500 Orion Empire style shrugs So White and coIors
broken sizes, 81 to 40.
81 and Sc Corduroy Weskts. Various colors and 3.
49, TO $6.o9.
Jeefs Floor and selections each Branch Store
T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
New-300 busters G. Robes sr ~
Usually $500 and 5000, O.91

siS-button cotton quilt brunch ooots red.
corduroy busters ond wrops toored and oce trimmed
postels and BRIGHT coors
nyon busters prints ond solid eolors doube-loyer
nyon, few oi-oVe loce ioce trimmed.
flower Iona nylon goodman robes with ooe trim
Sizes 10 TO 8 but oil styles in every size
Fourth Floor. Street and selections branch stores
5000 end $3.50 ousters-$s-nyon troot ond nylon
quilt, florol prints pink, blue, white, 10 to S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Little Sports Shop!

$500 and $500 DoeOn" bouseS 81 and So 200 white
prints and postel bloues choose from Sizes 81 TO So
IS 80 and 5000 WOOL orion sweote 50 S5ss cordaon
puovers, colors you'll Broken 81 10 40
$llso Wool broodeoh skirts S. Tune Style for 10 and
" only.
T.
Ieetrs SRssst ss Eeels Falls Church and SIuer Sprirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Sports Shop Reductions!

Sports Shop Reductions!
$99 $4o9 Royon and Cotton Loee Bouses ST. Bouson
scoop neck colored styles Block white Sizes 10 TO a.
$500 and $799 Nyon, Cotton and Wool Jersey Bouse 81
Block royo red white and stripes Sizes 10 to "a and 30 to &c.
$I4so Wool and Fur-BIend Sweoters $7s5 Fufoshoned
blue, beige. Sizes SO to 40.
$l7S9 Sass Cashmere Sweoe So Dessoker and clos
sic styles, assorted postels. Sizes "a to 40.
$3.50 Wool Dressmoker Sweoe So Wee neck styles.
blue. Sizes 38 and 40
$500 and $3.50 Wool FIonne Blend and Royon
Vveteen Soeks Sc to S. Brown grey red block blue.
pods and stripes. Sizes to Is.
$500 and 5000 Spring suit samples S39.
WOOL silk ond blends Choose fitted boxy ocket
styles Juniors II and -. Misses y and IA. won1ens
l412.
JelLeffs F Street Only
Juniors, Misses and Women's Wool Suits
$500 and S6999-S3o $500 and $79e9-S4o
One or Of kind at Jees Bethesda Conn Ave-. FoIls
Church. Sneton and Silver Spring. None available OF JeIeffs
Street
$3.50 and $3.50 Royon and Acetate Suits S.
good and g. eoch from fonnou moker
Jeefs Bethesda Conn., Ave. FoIs Church. Shrlnoton and
Silver Spring. Pleose note thot Street not included
Shirlington and Falls Church only.
Imported Tweed Suits and coodnoted coots Were $4,000 ond
SIS eoch, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
l45 KORELL DRESSES exoo
Usually Sl1.oo and $l4oo, 'O.11

For the S s" and under-printed royon crepes.
cotton-ond- acetate flock dot fobric ocetote foe
print Brown, red. blue, green Sizes 10 plus
to Is plus Fifth floor, Street, and some OF
Silver Spring and Folls Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Green Sea Group
Names Officers

The Business Woman's Circle
OF Green Sea Baptist Church
held it's organization meeting
Sunday afternoon al 3 o'clock at
the church. Mrs. Blanche Britt
Is Chairman of The circle, and
officers elected for the year are
Mrs. Bonner Harrington, SeCre-
tary & Treasurer: Program
Chairman, Mrs. RebecCa Lupo
Mission Study Chairman, Miss
Doretha HarrelSon: Community
Missions Chairman, Mrs. Rebec-
Cd Page: Social Committee
Chairman, Mrs. Blanche Britt;
Prayer Committee Chairman
Miss Elnita HARRISON; Steward
ship Committee Chairman, Mrs
Austin Bryant.
The ;.rSt regular meeting will
be held Tuesday evening, Janu-
iary 2lst at ! o'clock at the hons
o. Mrs. Rebecca Page.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Plans Near Completion For
Jun.24 Chicken Noodle Meu[

A Thursday night meeting, 7:3Ol
is scheduled At the Home
Economics building at the local
school to survey the sale of adj
vance tickets for the chicken
noodle supper.
Randall Burleson, school prin-
:ipal, said today ;hdt all persons
selling advance tickets were re-
lueSted to attend the meeting
Thursday night IN order that
final plans could be made for
securing necessary items for the
supper.
About 1000 tickets are in cir
culation. 1t is hoped that a major
portion of these tickets will be
sold prior 10 the January "a
event
BurleSon again emphasized this
morning that proceeds from this
event would be used to purchase
future athletic supplies and
equipment.
The meal will consist of old
fashioned home made chicken
noodles with homemade pie,
pickles and coffee.
I'VE know that we are going
to need football and basketball
equipment next year that we
could not afford 70 buy this sea-
son. This supper can help to raise
those funds that He will need so,
badly and l hope that the school
patrons throughout the district
will rally to this cause and help
in every way possible. We know
that a good meal will be served |
and it will give us an opportun-I
ity to make some money for the
school Mt the same time" said
Burleson.
Groups selling advance tick
cts are Civilians, Tabor City Gar
den Club. Dirt Dobbers Garden
Club, girls and bays basketball
teams, cheerleaderS, student
council members. science club
members, latin club members.
East Tabor Home Demonstration
Club, the Rotary Club and the
Beta Club, and tabor City Wo-I
mans Club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Rainbow Girls
Install New
Officers Here

Mrs. Ruth Long was installed
as Mother Advisor of the local
assembly, Rainbow for Girls,
succeeding Mrs. Mae s. Young
who resigned after serving 10,
seven years, IN a public program
held IN the Masonic Hall Mon
day evening.
Faye Cos waS installed a.,
Worthy Advisor and Virginia
Core Is Associate Advisor.
Others installed included jan
ice Norris, Charity: Anita Beck,
H"G": Annette Ray, Faith; Lin
90" Nann, Drill Leader: Mary
Frances Buf.kin, Chaplain; Faye
Inompk.nS. Treasurer: Judy Nix
Recorder; Lenore Beck. Love
Ramon Fipps. Religion: Frances
Norris, Nature: Dolores Porter
Immortality; Pineta Granger
Fidelity: Judy Norris, Patriot
ism; Katrina Holt, Service; Elvic
Eammet, Confidential Observer
Nell .Spivey, Outer Observer
Jerry Inman, Musician; Linda
Jean Hammond and Judy Grain
ger, Choir Directors.
Installed on the advisory boarc
were Mrs. Carrie Ward, Mrs
Claudia Bell King. Mrs. Lethi
Gore and Mrs. Viola Fowler from
the Eastern Star Chapter ais,
Charles Hodges, Coolidge Wright
LeamOn Hickman. Joe Collin!
and Harold Hickman member!
OF the Masonic Order.
Installing officers for the in.
formal affair were Mrs. Mae S
Young. Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Mrs
Jerry Inman. Mrs. Coolidge
Wright, and Mrs. Viola Fowler
Following the installation tn,
new Worthy Advisor presented
her mother md Mrs. Young will
gifts ana the retiring Worth,
Advisor received 4 pen from tn,
assembly.
A social hour with refresh.
.nCntS concluded tie program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
James Fowler
Will Graduate
From Seminary

James Wade Fowler will be
graduated from Southeastern
Baptist Theological Seminary
with the bachelor of divinity de-
gree at fall semester graduation
exercises Jan. II.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
A. Fowler, Tabor City, he is a
gthuate of Green Sea High
School, Mars Hill Junior College
and Wake Forest College. Fowl
er was ordained . the ministry
by Tabor City Baptist Church
in 1858. He now is pastor of Tar
Heel and Riverside Baptist
Churches in the Baden Associa-
ton.
Fowler is married to the form
er Beulah Gouse, Conway. S. c.
TtDy have two children, Sandra
Faye. IL, and Larry Wade. nine.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Local Church
Soliciting
Coupons

Officials of the Church of God,
Sixth and Lewis Streets, are
collecting coupons benefit of the
Church of God CrPhanasc. Kan
napoliS the Rev. Joseph Chamb-
ers, pastor announced.
The officials viii appreciate
receiving coupons from anyone
who does not care to use them
in their home and a committee
from the church will pick them
up or they may be nailed to Post
Office box 1913 Tabor City.
Too, a call to Mrs. H. II. Spiv-
ey at phone number 445l will
give a pick up service To- the
homes.
Coupons desired by the orph-
anage are Red Scissors Borden's
kirkman, Mrs. Filbert'S. Joan of
Arc, Jet, Octagon, LaRoSa, Limit,
Luzianne, Pride of Illinois, Bon
us Dixie Vim Gas. French Mar
ket Tea, French Market Coffee.
Plce-Zing, Red Band Flour
Kcnoca Gas, Pillsbury, Betty
Crocker, Hearth Club and Inter
national Milling Company.
Orhpanage offici3is report that
a cash crop is raised each year
from the coupons given to them
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Juycees Asking For
DSA Nominations

Tabor City Jaycees were still
seeking nominations today for
the Outstanding Young Man of
the Community" and the most
outstanding young farmer in Co
lumbus County.
Harold Ward. Jaycec presi-
dent. said today that the annual
Distinguished Service Award
Banquet would be- held February
&c, 1880 p. m. at Bob's Grill in
Conway.
Several persons will be honor
I'd at the banquet. The young
man between the ages of II and
36 who has contributed the most
to his community will receive
the DSA award, 4 plaque will
also be presented to the out
standing young farmer in Co
lumbus County. Too, the man
in the community over 80 years
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Corrections Are
N oted In Williams.
xList Schedule

Several corrections were noted
today in the recently published
list Of locations and tax listing
iates for Williams Township.
Venie II. Rouse, tax supervisor
for Columbus County. said today
/. at the following schedule would
be observed in Williams Town
ship where 8. B. Ward of Route
/, Clarendon is the tax lister.
Mollie - Hardie's Store, Jan.
10 and %, 8 to 5; Clarendon -
Stephens Store. Jan. IL and 10;
East Tabor - Ed Prince Store,
Jan. IA, l to 5; Roseland-Tom
McPherson's store, Jan. Is, 8 20
5; Vinegar Hill, Spivey store
Jan. Is, 8 to 3; Fradier Mercer
residence, Jan. 81, l to 5; Beaver
Dam, Hobbs store, Jan. %, 3
TO D; Williams School - Fred
Watts store, Jan. "a, 8 to 5:
Sam Buffers Store, Jan. %, 8
to 5.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Local Lumber
Company Is Sold

Negotiations were completed
this week for the sale of the
East Carolina Lumber Company.
Carlton WeStmorciand. owner
o: the local lumber company,
announced today that the COM
pany had been sold to the Cape
Fear Wood Corporation.
II is believed the new firm
Will operate d oulpwood yard
here.
Westmoreland. III the lumber
business here since 1887, said
today he had not made any de-
ciSion as to future plans
Wcstmorcland started the local
lumber business as Georgia.
Pacific in 1887. The name of the
business was changed to East
Carolina Lumber Company in
1919.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Local Cagers In
Split With Dunn

Tabor City High School bask-
etball teams split 4 doubleheader
with Dunn on Thursday night.
The Red Devilettes dropped a
57-49 decision while the Red
Devil quintet pasted a 55-4l lick
ing on the visiting males.
Ronald Wray, sharpshooting
Red Devil forward, led his mates
to victory by garnering "a points.
Henry Neil Wright provided, the
assist in the scoring department
with IL points. Leading scorer
for Dunn was Johnson with IL
points.
Sybil Williams again led the
scoring for the Red Devilettes
with "a points. The winning
Dunn sextet rode 10 victory on
the 80 points scored by Jean
Goodwin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

of age who has contributed the
most toward civic progress will
be honored.
A key award" will be given
TO the member OF the local Jay
Gee unit who has contributed the
most TO the progress and accom-
pliShmcnts If the club during the
past IL months.
The nominations deadline for
the Outstanding Young Man"
award has been set for January
"a by chairman Erskin Young.
ANY one in the community
may send in nominations for this
award. The recipient does not
have to be a Jaycee; however, he
must be between the ages OF I'll
and 80 in order TO qualify" said
Young.
Last years winner OF the DCh
plaque was Erskin Young.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Sssndy Piaira BEGINS
Community Center

Sandy Plain residents dug deep
into their pockets Thursday
night and contributed $500 In
cash toward construction of the
community center.
The contributions came at a
regular meeting of the Sandy
Plain Development Association.
The group clearing work for
the new community center began
Friday afternoon.
L.hnS Iar.c,.on, president of
the Development Association,
said plans called for completing
the $4,000 structure by early
Fall.
The community center propect
is one of many to be undertaken
this year by the county award
winning Sandy Plain ASSO .iation.
Another project nigh on the list
is garbage disposal unit. Lead
erS of the group are now waiting
for the health inspectors APP
lproval before beginning work on
the project.
In the contributions toward
the community center. the Sandy
Plain Home Demonstration club
donated 5000. The remaining
$500 came from individual con-
'tributionS. Plans are underway
now to canvass tor additional
funds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Four Stills
DYnamiied
In Jamb Area

Ahgents of the Alcohol and To-
Bncco Tax Unit along with CO.
lumbus County sheriff's deputies
destroyed four illicit liquor stills
in the jamb section Monday
afternoon and dynamited $500
gallons of fermenting mash.
Also captured was 100 pounds
of sugar in five pound bags that
Indicates the tight sugar situa-
ton in this area at the present
time.
Apne of the stills destroyed had
been in operation on Sunday
night and another was in opera
tion when agents found it, but the
operators had fled and no arrests
we're made.
Mack Canady and Charlie
Smith of the Columbus sheriffs
force participated in the raids.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Willard c. Cole
lives Up Beer
Publicity Post

Willard c.. Cole, former White
lvillc NewS-RepoGter editor and
Pulitzer Prize winner, is report
,ed to have given up his job as
publicist for the u. S. Brewers
Foundation.
Cole Joined the beer industry
public relations staff about three
years ago.
Confirmation of reports that
Cole and MS bosses mad fallen
out came from Ray c. Galloway.
state director Tor the u. S. Brew
ers Foundation.
Cralloway said Cole already
had left his post but would con-
tinue en- the payroll until Feb.
i. No successor has been named.
When asked whether Cole re-
signed or was asked to quit.
Galloway said lit was a little bit
OF both. You might say we found
that he could not agree to our
.opinionS and our policies"
Cole is in Duke Hospital and
nc issued a statement through
Raleigh relatives denying there
was any disagreement. He as
serted he had never worked for
a liner group.
Cole was at one time executive
secretary of the Tabor City Mer-
chants Association. He moved
from Tabor City to Whitevillc
where he was editor of the
NewS-Reporter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
DIDN'T MEET

The Tabor City Board of
Commissioners failed to muster
a quorum last night and the
meeting was postponed to
future date.
Two commissioners, Phil
Hughes and Kenneth Ray,
were absent. Hughes was abb
sent due to illness and Ray was
ont of town. Present for the
scheduled meeting were Will
lard Wright, waldo Woody.
Mayor howard Harrelson. and
Attorney Frank McGougan.
At least three commissioners
must be present in orer to
conduct an official board meet
ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

body was note in which Smith
asked that his wife, Mrs. Polly
Smith of Key West, Florida and
his brother, Daniel B. Smith of
Terry Way, Meadowbrook, Pa,
be notified of his death.
Smith registered at the hotel
last Thursday. The maid who
found him about one o'clock
Monday afternoon said that on
Friday when she went in the
room TO make the bed she found
him lying across The bed crying.
the coroner reported. Then on
Sunday the maid entered the
room and Smith, sitting in a
chair in his pajamas, told her he
did not need any rom service.
Coroner Bennett said that
Smith apparently shot himsel
around 8 a. m. Monday morning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Donkey Basketball
Slated For
Green Sea School

Donkey Basketball will again
be played in the area on the eve
ming of January 3 at the Green
Sea High School Gym.
The FLA boys will play the
Green Sea Young farmers in the
novelty game.
The game is packed with
thrills. chills and spills. 1t is
fun for adults and children and
the whistle will blow at 7:3O D
m, Thursday. January the %.
Admission is set at sixty cents
for adslts and thirty-five cents
for students.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Safety Program
Planned For
Green Sea

Members Of the Green Sea
Future Farmers OF America
Chapter are to conduct a farm
safety program in the Green Sea
School district announced Wilson
I1ett, Agriculture teacher.
The purpose Of the program Is
to eliminate farm accidents and
accomplishments Of the program
will require the operation Of
all farmers in the district Lovett
pointed out.
The boys will visit the farms
and tie yellow tags on the dang
circus machinery and hazards
and return at intervals to make
safety check.
SIt will De appreciated il
farmers will assist the FLA
members in the checking and
full cooperation of the owners
viii be necessary TO make the
SIX week program successful
said Lovett.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
WhifeviIIe Man
Is Suicide Victim

A Whiteville man who was In
Raleigh to undergo an eye oper-
alton shot and killed himself
Monday morning.
The dead man was identified
as George Abram Smith who had
been living in Whiteville.
lie was found in his sixth floor
room at the Carolina Hotel. He
had fired a 50 coliber pistol
bullet into his right temple as
he sat in a chair according to
Coroner Marshall w. Bennett.
Coroner Bennett said that
Smith had been seen Saturday
by DR.. v. M. Hicks, eye, ear and
nose specialist in Raleigh, and
that arrangements had been
made for an operation on Tues
day.
Found In the loom near the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Horry Farmers
Market Opening
I'm h0ris Thursday

The curtain goes up on enc
of the most noteworthy eco
nOmic strides in the History
of the Loris community Thurs
day morning when the Grand
Opening ceremonies for the
Horny County Farmers Mark
ct get underway at 1880.
The giant sized facilities made
possible through q $4,000 ex-
penditure by the county and
town will hold its first public
sale at l:}C l.. NJ. when
feeder pig and other livestock
will be offered On the block.
The Opcni & festivities have
been in the planning stage for
several weeks with Market Man
ager Phillip CronShite having
contacted a bevy Of agricultural
celebrities from a wide area who
will be present for the Inaugural
ton of the new and modern
facilities.
Cronkhite said this week
that in addition TO North and
South Carolina agricultural
specialists whe have already
announced their intentions of
being present, that Russell
Childers. economic and mark
citing specialist Of Washington.
ID. c.. had informed him that
he. too, would be on hand
Thursday.
The principal addresses will be
made by William l.. HarrelSop.
South Carolina Commissioner o:
Agriculture, at 1880, along with
Mr.. Childers.
With State Senator Jane.
Stevens as master OF ceremonies
the program will begin at 1890
Invocation will be uy Rev. F. B
Haynes, pastor of the Loris Bap-
fist Church.
A welcome address will be
made by Mayor j. d. Duncan
ST., on behalf Of the citizenry
and the Loris Merchants.
Harvey Graham, Chairman OF
the Horny County Marketing
Commission, will .hen make q
Continued on Page l2)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
$3.50 Bond Set
In Cutting Scrape

A charge of assault with a
deadly weapon with intent to
kill was lodged against Jack
Moss this week by local police
officers in connection with the
Sunday afternoon cutting of Le-
roy Gore
Moss was released on $3.50
bond.
1t was reported that Gore suffer-
ed extesive facial cuts. Both eye
lids were cut in half and his up
per lip was cut in half. He also
cuts on the nose, chin
and chest.
The cutting took place at
Planters Warehouse about 3 D.
m. Sunday afternoon,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
TO RETURN HOME

Mrs. Don Williams and daugh-
ter, Donna, are 10 return this
weekend from Aberdeen where
they visited with Mike and
Sandy johnson while their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey john
son, attended the National Chew
rolet Dealers convention in Mi
ami, Fla. Mrs. Johnson is the
former Reba Fowler of this CITY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
DROP DOUBLEHEADER

Tabor City High School eager.
dropped a doubIencader to Chad
bourn last night.
The local girls lost 56-51 while
the boys dropped a 64-53 deci.
sion in the nightcap.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
POWER OEE

There will be an electric
power interruption i'm the
Tabor City area Thursday
morning from 100 A. NJ. until
200 A. M. while workmen
with the Carolina Power and
Light Company replace a
main transformer at the main
station in WhitevilIe.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
TOWN TAGS

The Dcadline on the purch-
ase of Town Auto Tags is
February Is announced Mrs.
Marian Carroll, town clerk.
The advertisement published in
The Tribune reads January 81.
Tags may be purchased at
the Town Hall al the usual
price of SI.00.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15
Queen Fowler Dies
In Fayetteville

@uneral services for ueen
Fowler, Go, who died in the Vet
ersns Hospital, Fayetteville Sun
day morning were held Monday
at 3 p. m. in the 1nman Funeral
Home. The Rev. Dayton Fowler
officiated and burial followed in
the George Fowler Cemetery.
Fowler resided on Route 2
Tabor City. He served in World
War / for two years.
urviving are one brother.
Melvin OF Tabor City; three sist-
ers, Miss Emmelinc Fowler also
of Tabor City, Mrs. Troy Powell.
Route l, Loris and Mrs. Neal
Morris Of Dade City, Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-01-15

The Marine Corps Band was
organized in 1893 ard has played
for every President except Geo.
rgc Washington.