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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02

FOR SALE: Six room home, wiz
81 Tor electric Spve, ~ acres
o! Land, II acres clear. Con-
'"r' 90 o., weight route |. box
l22, Tabor City. A2,9,l6
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02

FOR RENT: one 4-room house
near shirt plant also one A.
room house near Lake Tabor.
See or write F. l.. Fipps, Tab
or City or phone 5l26, Tabor
CITY,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
Inn Intruder Picks Wrong Room
And Aroused Jurisi Gives Chase

Editors note: This is a story
reprinted from tn, Chapel Hill
News Leader)
A 20-year-old Mt. Airy lab
orer and cafe worker picked the
wrong room to enter during an
unauthorized tour of Colonial
Inn at Hi!lsboro hlonday night.
The occupant at this particu-
lar time happened TO be Judge
Raymond Mallard Of Tabor City,
currently holding 4 term of Sup
erior Court in Orange County.
1t was around 10 O'Clock when
the Judge, having retired 10 his
room. heard key rafting in the
door. There was halt tCmpor-
arily. then 1t started again, APP
parently after the selection of
another key. About this time
Judge Mallard provided slight
assist and the startled intruder
took off in speedy flight with
the Judge in hot pursuit.
With others aroused, a call TO
the Town Hall sent Sheriff'S
Deputies Buck knight and Burch
Compton into action on Margar-
ct Lane where Johnny Rex Hiatt
was cornred and spprehended.
Since that time mis- quarters
have been at the County Jail in
stead of Colonial I'M.
The charges: trespasSing and
FOR RENT: one 4-room house
near shirt plant also one A.
room house near Lake Tabor.
See or write F. l.. FippS. Tab
or City or phoua 5l26, Tabor
City.
FOR RENT: To persons without
children. Large bod room and
kitchen. Both rooms furnish
ed. Will rent bed room only,
if kitchen not wanted. Bell,
3lT. Hickman Road. Phone
248I. Tabor City. TIL
FOR SALE: BOAT TRAILER,
$500 Contact II. B. Frink,
GO Post Office. Clarendon or
phone 2l57. Taoor City. &c
MAN WANTED-sI5O.OO week
iy earnings and higher posi-
Die in your own business. For
man over 25 and under 90 at
good character and credit re-
putation we provide all needs
except $4,000 yearly Bonding
fee Will need car or light
truck. Company Nationally
Advertised. Write today tC
The J. Z. Watkins CO., p. O
Box 507l. Richmond. Virginia
(A2,9,16c)
FOR RENT: Three bedroom
homo ~ Boil Street. Six nice
rooms with complete bath and
. half oath, screened porches.
Table Top not water heater.
Mrs. Bertha Battcn, 1887.
CHa4b.u.1 A2.9.l6
FOR SALE: Six room home. wiz
ci tor electric Spve, ~ acres
o! Land, II acres clear. Con-
'"'' ''.'r weight route l. box
l22, Tabor City. A2,9,l6
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-02
FOR RENT: To persons withou.

children. Large bCd room and
kitchen. Both rooms furnish
ed. Will rent bed room only.
if kitchen not wanted. Bell,
3l7. Hickman Road. Phone
248I, Tabor City. TIL
, 1958-04-01
"sT. 1cNAT1Us oYoLA

(The Soldier Saint
The story of the Life of St. 1gna-
titus Loyola now reaches the
Screen, a story, which will thun-
der it's way into your heart, mind
and soul!
Technical Adviser is Father
Alfred Barrett, 81, Ford
ham University!
Filmed at the exact Locations
made famous by St. Ignatius:
Montserrat, Loyola, Barcelona and
Manresa.
A true classic from beginning to
end! !
Also Latest World Wide News
, 1958-04-01
JIG

JIM -"
Thcrae, Queen; Viggo Ro-
berts, Champion Sealey, Ed
ward Taylor, Champion; Gus
tave Edwards, Soldier; Alfred
Herbert, King Slasher; Henry
Naughton, Valentine; Henry
Drake, Dragon and Doctor;
Ohanio Harris and James Par
ris, Pages.
The "scratchy" band con-
sisted of Eleazer Thomas and
Wilfred Nc Bean, Flutes;
Joseph Harris, Triangle; Will
liam Jonas, Drums; Charles
James, Gourd; Alphonso Mess
er, Tambourine and Drum.
Ushers for the program
were Mabel Marcus, Amanda
Nico and Olivia Phillips. Mrs.
Elena Christian was at the
door.
, 1958-04-01
THE SONG

ture was first launched she
has starred in many important
pictures. She still considers
"Bernadette'' her finest role.
High praise also was be-
slowed on all who were con-
cerned with the production Of
the picture. Matching Miss
Jones' performance were those
by William Eythe, Charles
Bickford, Vincent Price, Lee j.
Cobb and Gladys Cooper.
The story Of "The Song Of
Bernadette" deals with Ber-
nadette Soubirous, who sees
the vision Of the Beautiful
Lady" The village Of the
Lourdes seethes with excite
ment over the report, hailed
into court and asked to deny
she saw the vision but she
cannot. The grotto is ordered
closed. Bernadette impel1ed
by a call from 'The Lady,,
accepts her destiny.
, 1958-04-01
PUBLIC NOTICE

A representative of the Tax
Division, Department of FL
nance, st. Thomas, will be in
st. Croix during the period
April 8 to 18, 1858, to assist
taxpayers with the filing of
their 1857 Income Tax Re
turns. Appointments may be
made by calling telephone No.
3 or 4 in Christiansted.
Finance Department
st. Croix, Virgin Islands
March 26, 1858
Walter j. M. Petersen
District Supervisor
28-1-3
, 1958-04-01
GROUP

school as established in 1851;
the first year they spent three
months in Mexico; invitations
have been sent them even
from as far away as jamaica,
to spend three months there.
On Friday night a farewell
party was given for them by a
group consisting Of Admins
trative Assistant Alva McFar-
lane, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Peters, on, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Brow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Andrews and Alexan-
der Henderson in the Open
Air Theatre of the Junior
High School.
All have expressed enthu-
siasm to return; some have
definitely stated that they in
tend to return here at a future
date.
They left on Pan American
American Anyways plane this
afternoon.
, 1958-04-01

race and Wheelbarrow race.
The above events are shap-
ing up very nicely. Mr.. Wal
lace is expected to get the CO.
operation of all of the school
principals in lining up con-
testants.
All school age boys and girls
are urged to contact Mr.. Wal
lace if interested in entering
any Of the above events. Prizes
will be given to the winners.
On Thursday, April oath be-
ginning at 2:30 pm. the acti-
vities will shift to the water
front. The first event will be
the motor boat races in ten,
fifteen, and eighteen horse
power classes.
At $3.50 there will be batteau
races. A lot of fun this can be.
This will be followed at 3::45.
by swimming races, so and 100
yards. To top off the after
moons fun there will be foot
races in the 88O-44O-220 and
100 years categories. This is
really a full program. The
school children are invited to
enter by giving their names to
Mr., Wallace. For all of these
activities prizes will also be
given.
, 1958-04-01
FOR SALE

SMALL A OF DESIR-
ABLE ACREAGE IN GOOD
LOCATION. $500. PER ACRE.
Telephone Cs62
, 1958-04-01
BEAUX ARTS

BEAUX ARTS 49,.
laume
After the ntermission Ber-
nard Greenhouse, cellist, con
tributed the mellow, golden
tones of his. cello to the pro-
gram n compositions by
Senaille, TschaikoWsky and
Saint-Saens. AS an encore Mr..
Greenhouse favored the audi
ence with the well-known
Swan" of Saint-Saens. The
nluted, human tones Of his
Stradivarius cello were ex-
plored and conquered by Mr..
Greenhouse in those brief
moments of soliloquy with his
magnificent instrument. In the
ensemble, Mr.. Greenhouse con
tributed nightly to the must
cal discussions with his tech
nical facility and musical
understanding.
This was a varied program
as each instrument was heard
alone and then in combination
as the voices Of the sonorous
cello, expansive piano and me-
1odious violin were heard in
the finest chamber music ever
written.
Mr.. Ohmeis, President of
the Concert Society and At
torney Amphlett Leader ad-
dressed the audience in the
intermission urging a full CO.
peration in securing members
for a bigger and better season
next year. Mr.. Leader stated
"When a society tries to get
the best in music for this is
land, every person in Saint
Croix should get behind the
organization and swell the
ranks so that you and your
children will benefit from the
good music brought to this
island"
Q SALE
, 1958-04-01
GOOD

At long last we are proud
to present
, 1958-04-01
FOR RENT
10 ACRES OF LAND

Parcel 4 of Retreat
(adjoining the Polo Field
with guinea grass, wood
and an excellent fan mill
with plenty of water.
Inquire AVIS
Telephone 48
, 1958-04-01
FOR RENT

Front apartment over
Merrill's Drug Store
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

cion sin anestesia que sobrepa-
sa 10 heroico y lie converter en-
I'm martir. "No tema, doctor, que
me mueva- dijo en- aquel tran
ce al cirujano. Operara listed co.
mo 81 su cuchilla no produjera
dolor''. Y Ell, que tantas palabras
de protesta -ha estampado
frente a otros dolores espiritua-
les, no profirio nj una silaba du-
rante la bora larga que duro
aquel suplicio corporal. Aquel
"hombre" TODD Tin hombre-
aquel "~caracter", como dijo de-
el un medico ayudante, fue Ell
que Sc me representa-, redivivo
y humanizado, aquella noche de
mi vista primera a SUI venerada
tumba en- Ambato.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
NoTAS SoclALEs
(Viene de la Pagina -

tViene de la Pagina -
Condo Informal
Ell senior Ramiro Vega FuenteS
Y sonora Leticis Davila de Vega,
~ofrecieron una comida informal
en- SUI residencIa de Coral Gables
en- noches pasadas para festejar a
I'm selecto grupo de sus amistades,
Cumpleanos
Llegara manans a sus cuatro
amos de edad e gracioso nino Leo
Spitale, Jr., algeria del hogar for
mado por ell apreciado caballero y
conocidU apogado, senior Leo Spi-
tale y sonora, Gracia M. Gonzalez
de Spitale
Nos complace enviarle nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones, que hace-
mos extensivas a sus amantisismos
padres, y desearle muchos amos
mas de vida.
Entrara manans en- un nue.
vo ano de vida la culta dana colon
biana sonora Nena NietO de Novel
eSposa del Captain Manuel Novel;,
y 0 tai motive nos complace en-
viarle nuestlas sinceras felicitacio-
mes y deSeos de que goce de mu-
chos amos mas de existencia.
Manana domingo celebrara ell
mejor de sus dias la estimada da-
ma sonora Gabriela de CosfO, es-
posa del senior Gustavo COsiO,
y con tai motive nos complace des
de ahora felicitarla cordialmente
y desearle muchos amos mas de vi
da.
Nuestras ~sinceras felicitaciones
para la apreciada dana sonora Lu.
cy Won Spreeken de Vidal esposa
del Coronel Pedro M. Vidal, quien
celebrara en- ell dia de manana Ia
grata OCCASION del aniversario de SUI
nacimiento.
Manana lunes celebrara la grata-
OCCASION de su cumpleahos la culta
v gentil dana colombiana sonora
Elsa Baez VIDA. de Malag6n, y con
tai motive nos complace ~enviarle
nuestras carinosas felicitaciones y
votos porque goce de muchos amos
mas de vida, rodeada del afecto de
sus seres- queridos.
Nuestros parabienes para Ell
apreciado caballero senior Jose O.
Gomez con motive de la grata ce
~lebracion del aniversario de su ma
cimiento en- ell dia de mafana y
nuestros deseos de que disfrute de
una larga y venturosa exixtencia.
Nos es grato enviar un cordial
saludo de felicitaci6n al aprecia-
do caballero colombiano senior
Herman Restrepo G. quien cele-
brara la grata OCCASION del aniver-
sario de SUI nacimiento en- Ell dia
de malana.
4 4 q
Ma1ana tunes celebra Ell mejor
de sus dias la gentil DANA seno-
ra Elsie Danielson de Kavanaugh,
a quien felicitamos desde ahora y
deseamos que goce de muchos amos
de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
FL MOvIMIENTO rs De JULIO.
DE- MIAMI
A A

A pesor de los decIorociones heehos por e comite en- 81
ExiIio, mdxino dirieencio del Movimiento Revoluclonor,o
Is de Julio en- ell extronjero, en- las cuoles Sc oclorooo Ia
octuocion insospechoble de los componentes del Executive
del Moviniento RevoIucionorio rs de Julio, fiIiol de Miqmi,
osi como de todos sus miembros resPonsobles continuon las
intrioos sobre dos compoheros que fe 10 que motive Ia
declaration hecho por ell Conite en- Ell Exilio.
Por 10 tonto ell Movimiento Revolucionorio rs de Julio ttIol
de Miami, quiere ocloror a todos sus mienbros, simPotIzo-
dores y q la opinion pubIico en- general, que este Executive
respoldo undnimemente la conducto %intochoble, Ia leotod
: ell desinteres puesto al servicio de Ia revolution cubono,
de los dionos compoheros Oscar D. Romirex y lose M. PouIo,
ouienes desde noviembre de. 1855 fecho en- que nuestro
mdximo Iider ell doctor FideI Castro Ruiz Ilee6 q este cudod,
han sido Iuchodores ineonsobles de nuestro eouso que es
Ia couso de Cuba.
Nosotros como ORGANISING responsible y diseiplinodo y
siquiendo ell ejempIo de nuestros. %dHigentes, sobemos como
costigor q los troidores y no Permhmos intromisIones oJenos
en- nuestros osuntos.
iNo Sc deien sorprender nj confundir! Este Executive quiere
hocer sober que cuolquier persona que insisto en-. trotor de
monchor los nombres de estos dienos oomPoheros, son con-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0 oeentes al servico de Botisto, Poro
traitor de romper Ia labor tan efectivo que Sc estd desorro-
IIondo EN- estos momentos en- este ciudod de Miami.
MovIMENTo rs De JULIO De MIAMI
FLIBERTo ZAMoRA,
PREsIDEkTE
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

Mafana tunes celebra Ell mejor
de sus dias la gentil DANA seno-
ra Elsie Danielson de Kavanaugh,
a quien felicitamos desde ahora y
deseamos que goce de muchos amos
de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

Condo informal
Ell senior Ramiro Vega FuenteS
Y sonora Leticia Davila de Vega,
ofrecieron una comida informal
en- SUI residencla de Coral Gables
en- noches pasadas para festejar a
un selecto grupo de sus amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23
cumpIeohos

Entrara manans en- I'm nue.
vo ano de vida la culta dana colon
biana sonora Nena NietO de Novel
esposa del Captain Manuel Novel;,
y o tai motive nos complace en-
viarle nuestlas sinceras felicitacio-
mes y deseos de que goce de mu-
chos amos mas de existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

Nuestras sinceras felicitaciones
para la apreciada DANA sonora Lu-
cy Won Spreeken de Vidal esposa
del Coronel Pedro M. Vidal, quien
celebrara en- ell dia de maiana la
grata OCCASION del ~aniversario de SUI
nacimiento.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

and more yohnsons than Smiths.
Legend has e that when q burly
native stood up 1t Echo Rock and
beloved, "Ay bane Ole OIson," the
echo came back with, ''Vich vOn?''
FOR CENTENNIAL CROWDS,
Max Lindquist has compiled a book
let Of "Manasota Folklore" that is
selling like St. PauI'S celebrated hot
cakes. Typical tale concerns q stub
born Swede named Gus who quit a
fine job on q farm near Anoka. "Ay
get along yust YIN dandy with my
boss GundeSon, explained Gus, but
ay yust couldn't stand his old woman,
the old tightvad. You know how ay
lax flapjacks. Vun morning that tight
vad Yennie yells out before all the
mems, Gus, does fiapjacks you now
have in your mouth make twenty-Sax
you ct dis morning. Val, ven she show
me up lax that Il make me 80 dam
mad ny get right up from the table
and quit - vitOut my breakfast"
GUS INVITED Mr.. LindquiSt to
dine at his house one evening. "Are
you sure your wife Anna knows
you're bringing me home with your"
asked the cautious Lindquist. Does
she - Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

MINNESOTA is ceIebrat-
ing its centennial this year
1t was admitted to the
Union on May n, 1888
and because so many Of IFS
most illustrious citizens
trace their ancestry back to
scandinavian roots, Prin-
cess AStrid Of Norway and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

Prince Bertil Of Sweden came over for
the festivities.
There was also a native Of Wash
ington, D. c., present and accounted
for "a gentleman not too often seen
on his native soil these days - SecTe-
tary Of State John Foster Dulles. Mr..
Dulles. observed a reporter on the
Minneapolis Tribune" established
precedent by dropping in on Mime
sofa this way.
From now On, every hundred years
he'll have to come back to the
United States.
ASR0T o. SUPERIOR WARBlIlac
was deemed in order, and it was sup
Piled by an incompatible Grand
Rapids, Mimi, songbird (aboVe) who
was born a Quinn but is famous
under the name Of Judy Garland.
Her rendition Of ''Over the Rain
bow" brought tears to the eyes Of the
assembled royalty and q request for
. timetable from MIR. Dulles.
ABOUT TINE TIME Minnesota was
becoming a state in 1888. Cyrus w.
Field completed the laying Of the first
transatlantic cable, Boston and New
York City introduced the first street.
corner mailboxes, Oliver Wendell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

Holmes published "The
Autocrat Of the Breakfast
Table, and George NJ. Pull
man got the very first sleep
inecar ontothe track. think
l rode on ii the last time I
travelled to Duluth by train.
There are more Olsons in
Minnesota than Joneses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Minnesota
Makes Merry

Here's what the 0Isons, JohnsOns and Petsrsens
laughing about In this centennial year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Car Price Tao
Trial Is Urged

A spokesman for the Chrysler
Corporation has urged a vol.
untary trial test before Con-
gress enacts legislation to re-
quire that all new cars carry
price tags.
Under the legislation, the
tags would set forth all ele-
ments of cost TO the dealer.
Charles L.. Jacobson. vice
president of Chrysler for deal
er relations. said yesterday that
his company considers the
legislation is not necessary. But
he said it would not oppose it
IF the great majority Of the
authorized new car dealers" Of
the company feel it will help
them.
Mr.. Jacobson took the stand
before a Senate Interstate Com
merce Committee which earlier
heard testimony from ten Ok
lahoma dealers in support Of
the tagging bill. 1t is sponsored
by Chairman Monroney, Demo-
crat Of Oklahoma. and Senator
Thurmond, Democrat of South
Carolina.
The bill stems from COM
plants from many dealers
against what is described as
a small minority of their group.
These stand accused of false
advertising of fantastic dis
counts and fancy trade-in Of
fers which are said to have
wrecked the businesses of many
agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
JAW Pushes
Bid 10 Share
AutoProfits

DETROIT, April "a R,-
The United Auto Workers
Union is going ahead with liz
demand for profit sharing In
the auto industry despite the
possibility there may be Scant
profits 10 share IN 1858.
The unions 25-member Ex-
ecutive Board, meeting here TO
check on the status OF current
contract talks, emphasized pre-
viously announced bargaining
goals In commenting on the
latest rise In the cost Of living.
The Bureau Of Labor Stats
tics announced In Washington
yesterday that the Nations liv-
ing costs rose 10 another record
In March.
Declaring big manufacturers
weer TO blame, the board said;
Although the most signifi-
cant upward push came from
food price increases. which re-
suited from bad weather, these
price increases would have
been more than offset by price
reductions in manufactured
goods. II is true that retailers
to some extent cut prices in or
der to maintain sales volumes.
but II is also true they have
been given little or no help by
manufacturers, principally in
the administered price indus
tries. Yet 1t is in these indus
tries where the root cause Of
the current imitation lies"
The union charges that "ad-
ministered prices" are fixed
largely by industry and are not
subject to supply and demand.
The auto executives dispute
this. They insist higher prices
for cars have resulted from
labor's wage demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
z Found Guilty
In ObscenityS Sale

Two brothers who operate a
variety store at $50 c street
NE. were found guilty yester-
day in Municipal Court of two
counts of possessing and selling
obscene material.
The two men. David Lerner
of the 7100 block of Thirteenth
street. Takoma Park, and Ber-
nard Lerner of the 1900 block
of Fort Stevens drive NV, own
the HAIRLESS drug and sundry
store.
Chief Judge Walsh found
them guilty after a vain at
tempt by defense attorney Will
liam r. Lichtenberg to have
the evidence in the case sup
pressed. The judge postponed
sentencing until May IA.
A third defendant, Anthony
Corbo. listed in the 100 block
of M street NV, appeared in
jury court yesterday before
Judge Thomas C. Scalley. He
pleaded guilty to a single pos
session and sale count. Sem
fencing was set for May S.
Prosecution witnesses testi-
fed Corbo sold the obscene
material to an undercover man
and an officer Of the Morals
Division on February 4 and S.
Both sales took place near
the Lerner brothers store.
kAfter the second one, police
entered it with a search war
rant and found more obscene
material as we'll as some marked
bills which had been used in
payment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-04
Five Columbus
Students Get
Degrees AT VIZ

Five Columbus County stu
dents were graduated from Wake
Forest College on Monday.
They were among more than
400 who received degrees.
They are Wayla'id c. Hedge
peth, son of Mr.. ard Mrs. Palm
er Warren Hedgepeth Of Ri. 4
Whiteville; Marvin w. Thomp-
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w.
Thompson of Ri. 9, Whiteville;
Thomas J. Rogers. son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Paul Rogers Of l01
Bell ST., Tabor City; Shannon
Spivey, daughter Ct Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Spivey of Ri. 1
Tabor City; and Thomas L. Wal
lace, son of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Wallace OF Cer-o Gordo.
Hedgepeth, who actually COM
pleted his academic work at the
end of the fall semester, majored
in business administration.
Thompson majore1 in biology
and received d. S. degree. He
was an assistant in the biology
department and was a member
of the honorary pre- medical and
biology fraternitiCs.
Rogers majored in business
administration. He was a memb-
er of the Delta Sigma Phi social
fraternity.
Miss Spivey received a B. S.
degree as a medical technologist
During her senior year she stud
led and worked at the Bowman
Gray School OF Medicine of the
College.
Wallace was a business ad
ministration major.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-04
Mrs. B. A. Carroll
Head of Garden Club

A highlight of the recent meet
ing OF the Tabor City Garden
Club held at the cine of Mrs
Willard was the installation OF
the newly elected officers
Mrs. B A. Carroll is the new
president, Mrs. w. a. Williams
vice president. Mrs. Clyde Stan
ley, secretary treasurer, and
Mrs. G. S. Cox, corresponding
Mrs. j. Frank Boswell, retir-
ing president, served as INSTALL
ing officer.
Mrs. B. A. Carroll was in
charge of the program for the
evening at which time she talk
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-04

Ader and By virtue Of thu
power vested In me BY the laws
Of the State Of North Carolina,
particularly oy Section 106-S67
of the General Statutes, and
pursuant to an order Of the Gov
erning Body of Tabor City, !
will offer for sale and Win ssa]
at public auction. for cash, to
the highest bidder, at the Town
Office door In Tabor City, at
1910 o'clock, on Monday, the
TIN day Of July, 1853, liens upon
the real estate described below
for the nonpaymeat Of taxes
owing for the year 1857 and
prior years; the name Of the
owner or the person who listed
the real. estate for taxes, the real
estate which Is subject TO the
lien, and the amount Of the lien
being set out below. Reference
g made to the records in the
of1De of the Register of Deeds
Of Columbus County for more
particular description of said
real estate. And notice is here
by given that the amounts of
the liens set out oelow are sub
ject to the addition of penalties
as provided by laws, and the
costs of sale.
This the 3 day OF June, 1883.
M. Garrell
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-04
County Folks
To Attend Farm
Home" Week

North Carolina's annual
|@Farm-Home Week" will be held
lat State College June 8 through
IL with a varied program con-
sisting Of programs ON educa-
ton, family life and foods.
A parade Of furniture viii be
one Of the highlights of the
week.
Those planning TO attend the
entire program OF "Farm-Home
Week" from Columbus County
are Mrs. Marvin Lewis and Mrs
Docia Cartrette Of Sandy Plains
Mrs. Eugene Smith Of Western
Prong, Mrs. Robert Hardie OF
Bethel, and Mrs. Alma Britt OF
Evergreen. Any others who are
interested in attending may con-
tact the home demonstration Of
flee for further information.