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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

Monitors overseeing the
Teamsters Union win follow up
q request by Senate investign-
tors for action on use Of union
welfare funds 70 pay a prize
fighter.
Martin p. oponoghue. chair
man OF the eourt-appolnted
board OF monitors. said today
he viii investigate the incident.
along with other charges de-
veloped during current hearings
by the Senate Rackets Com
mittee.
Committee Chairman Nc
Ciellan, Democrat OF Arkansas,
yesterday urged the monitors TO
seek reimbursement Of about
$4,000 repeatedly paid 10 the
boxer, Embrel Davidson. from
the treasury Of the Teamsters'
Michigan Health and Welfare
Fund.
On Payroll . Years
Davidson testified he was put
on the welfare funds payroll
for about two years at SIS per
week. but said the only work
he did was personal service for
Owen B. CBert) Brennan. who
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Boys And Girls
Trade Courses
AT Williams

II you had walked into Mrs
Rctha ThompSon'S home eco
monies department at Williams
Township School last week and
found boys cooking and washing
dishes, you might have thought
they were in the wrong place
However, this was a pre-arrang-
ed schedule for the week.
Charles Bullock, an agricul-
ture teacher. and Mrs. Thomp-
son exchanged classes. Girls TAX
ing home economics were in
structsd by Mr.. Bullock. Agri-
culture boys met Mrs. Thomp-
sons classes.
Poultry, Landscaping and
Yard Identification, Gardening
Shop Work and Manners were
some Of the topics discussed by
Mr.. Bullock and the girls.
CenterS of interest in Mrs
Thompson's classes were man.
nerS, Foods, Clothing, Child
Care, and Books.
According to students, ex-
change classes were a successful
and the officials made plans 70
repeat the program next veal
with a few minor changes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Gulf Station
Operators
Attend School

Royce Harrclson, who will OPP
crate the new GulfOil Station
mere. and Russell Strickland,
service department head, are
preparing for the opening of the
station located on Highway FOL,
corner of East Fifth Street and
he Pireway Road, after attend
ing school.
The local men, returned Sat-
Grday from Fayetteville where
they attended the Gulf Oil train
ING school for two weeks. They
enrolled in classes on station
and service and
underwent actual service depart
ment work.
The opening of the station is
tentatively set for February Is
with formal opening ceremonies
10 be announced in the TRI-
BUNE for a later date.
HARRISON has been associated
with the local Western Auto AS
sociate Store for about ten years.
S: .ickland formerly operated
Strickland's Body Shop here
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Hearing Slated
Friday On 9O4
Drive-In CLOSING

A hearing on the closing of the
904 Drive-In is scheduled before
Superior Court Judge Malcolm
Scawell on Friday.
The drivc-in was closed last
week as result Ui . restraining
order issued by Judge Seawell.
In the closing Of the local
Drive-In it was noted by Police
Chief II. E. Epps that the cafe
was a source of danger to public
morals and safety.
The lookup order was served
by Deputies Mack C@nady, Char
les Smith, Wilson Gift and Just
ice of the Peace Irwin Cook
1t is expected That the sche-
'duled Friday hearing will deter
mine whether the 9O4 Drive-In
will be closed temporarily or
permanently
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Light Docket
In Mayors Court

One of the lighteSt 6ocKets in
recent years was aired Monday
night in Mayors Court.
Included on the docket were
Ed Mcpherson, public drunken
ness, cost; Wallace Owens, bad
check, cost; Boyd Kelle- public
drunkenness and POSSESS. IN Of
tax paid whiskey with seal
broken, cost on public drunken
ness and transfer of possession
case to Recorders Court; Doug
las Allen, disorlerly conduc
cost. Jesse Fipps, violation stop
sign. cost.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Trial Of Horny Officers
With New Jury Set March 10

Carolina arc repeatedly assisting
The Horny officers with the cost
~ attorney fees.
Other cases of alleged viola
tons of rights of prisoners have
been Investigated by federal Of
fiCerS but if additional cases are
brought against the Officers, they
will be tried at a court term
other than the special term that
begins March 10.
The year-rong investigation
into reported liquor conSpiracies
in IIcrry and other counties is
4 soing on but no indictments
arr expected on these charges
before the March court term.
for witnesses in the
conspiracy investiga-
ton currently call for Grand
Jury consideration in Charleston
Oh May 10, at $40 A. M.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05

able In forest fire law enforce
ment work. On large fires. or
fires In large woodland areas,
the plane will be used to direct
fire fighting activities, finding
the best locations for control
lines. When haze OF smoke pre-.
vents the lookout towers from
seeing all the areas usually GOV.
cred, the plane can be used te
locate and investigate the burn
ing that Is being done. On other
days. the plane will be available
to assist fire fighting forces
where II Is needed most for
either patrol or fire fighting act
ivities. Normally the plane will
operate In the Whiteville district
which covers Bladnn, Brunswick
Columbus, Fender and Robson
Counties.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Green Sea
Brothers
Are Drowned

GEORGETOWN - Especially
Two young Horry County bro
theirs were drowned Saturda,.
afternoon in the South Santee
river when their boat and out
board motor sank under the
weight of a load OF oysters.
An older brother managed to
swim to shore, and was rescued
from his marooned position Sun
day by two brotherS-in-law.
Dead are JUNIOR Sarvis, 81
and Charles Sarvis, II. both of
Green Sea in Horny County.
Thelbcrt Sarvis, 27, told Shcr-
.lff GarriS Crib that he and his
brothers went gathering oysters
Saturday morning near the
mouth of the Santce River in a
boat borrowed from a brother
in-law. The elder SarVis said
that when they began the trip
home the boat sank under the
load OF oysters. and only ne was
able to swim ashore.
Melvin Howard and w. l..
SimmS of Georgetown, brothers.
in-law of the men, became a.
Harmed when they hadn't return
ed by night fall, mi went to look
TO" them.
They found the stranded older
brother alone on the beach of the
river.
Sheriff Crib began dragging
operations Monday morning
with assistance from Charleston
County Police. The sheriff said
he didn't think the water was
very deep whe,e the drownings
Occurred.
Aged Horny Woman ia Tri-Se
Mrs. Catherine d., ,can, 80. di-
ed "Wednesday. Jan .ary 20, in
ConAnhity Hospital, Loris, aft
e. an extended illness.
vi dN CSlut sci N!C'" were ntlO
Saturday at 3 p. m. IL. the Grain
ger Cemetery, near Red Bluff,
with the Rev. BuIr;s Carter Of
ficiating.
A native of Horny County she
was the daughter of Robert
Cause and Deliah Simmons
Cause. Her church membership
was at the Mount Beulah Bap-
fist.
Surviving are two sons. l.. S.
Duncan of route 3, Nichols, and
Luther of Yorktown, Va; four
daughters, Mrs. A. D. Mincey OF
route 3. Nicnols. Mrs. B. NJ
Cause of route 4. Loris. Mrs. C
f. Turner of High Point anf
Mrs. Roscoe Granger of route
q. LoriS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
New Restaurant
Opens Friday

Tabor City gets new, modern
rCStaurant this week.
The Capitol Restaurant will
hold its grand opening Friday.
It. was formerly the City Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Spivey, own
crS, said today tnlt they would
be able to serve up TO 90 people
IN the new location. They have
operated a cafe here since i948.
One of the features of the new
building will be the ample smace
for serving banquets. Most ban
quetS held by local cicic clubs
have been held out of town due
10 lack of local facilities.
New equipment has l'cen add
ed and the reStaCIan III Gen.
tinue TO remain opel. q. Sum
days.
a native of Tabor City. Joe
Spivey invited the publ, tc visit
the new restaurant dning the
grand opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spivey are menu
bers of the Saint Paul Methodist
Church.
The building was constructed
by Burns and Fipps, Inc, Plumb
and wiring was done by McGou-
gar Electric Company, Inc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Cagers Split
Doubleheader

Cagers split l-24 49,. .. 49,.
Tabor City and Williams Town.
ship cagers split a doubleheader
here last night.
The Williams lassies whipped
the Devilettes 30 to 70. The Red
Devils squeezed out a 57-54 win
over the Williams Aggies.
All-Star Lillian Best pumped
in 43 points to lead her mates
to victory. Runncr-up scoring
honors for the night went to
Sybil Williams and Carrie Wray
who hit for 30 points each.
Ronald Wray. Tabor City's
hotshot bucket maker. tossed in
26 points to lead the Red Devils
to victory. j. p. Edwards hit for
II in losing cause.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Gudger Will Speak
AT Juycee Banquet

Albert II. Tuck" Gudger, ma
tional director fo- the North
Carolina Junior Chamber of
Commerce viii be guest speaker
when the Tabor City Jaycecs
hold their annual Distinguished
Service Award on Monday night.
February 10, at 7:30 o'clock at
Bob'S Grill in Conway.
Gudgcr. VINO 10 icing touted
for the state presidents race
will present the award to the
Outstanding Young Man of the
Community" The selection is
being made low out the winner
will not be announced until the
night OF the award.
The banquet viii give the
Jaycees an opportunity to pay
tribute to several outstanding
personalities w. Horace
Carter, voted recently as the
Community Man of the Year
will be presented an e"'--d a.
long with Rr; IN Enzor who this
week was manned Columbus
County'S Outstanding Farmer.
The final award will be given
to the Jayccc voted the most out
standing in promoting the work
of the local club. This award
winner will not oe announced
until the night of tho banquet.
Harold Ward. president of the
JayCccs, said the banquet would
b. a ladies night event.
The guest speaker. Gudaer,
served last year as state vice
president and is currently COM
pleting a term as national direct
or. During the past few months
he has been widely sought as a
banquet speaker. A native OF
Salisbury, he is a graduate OF
Catawba College and the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Officers Capture
Clarence Tyler Al
Pembroke Home

Escape artist Clarence Tyler
was captured late last night in
Pembroke by Sheriff Malcolm
McLeod'S deputies.
Officers arrested Tyler and
Johnny Richard oingletary at a
home in Pembroke.
Tyler, a Columbus County man
who was the object Of an intense
search frum Wisconsin to Flor
ida in 1896, cs", u"d from the
MecklenDurg CO.., - Jail about
midnight Sunl.y Four other
men escaped with him.
The quintet escaped after Sin
glctary feigned a heart attack
and was being given medicine
by a guard. AS the guard took
the medicine to Sjngletary h
was slugged in the head.
Tyler has long record Of es-
Icapes. He began it IN June, 1885
bu, the most intensive search for
him was conducted after his
escape from a Sampson County
prison camp.
Tyler is still wanted in Co
lumbus County and other coun-
ties for various charges. One Of
them is for car stealing anc
break -ins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Fair Bluff Man Is Best Farmer

A 34-year-old Fair Bluff farm-l
ena,has been named Columbus
County's Outstanding Young
Farmer.
Naming of Erwin Enzor to re-
receive the annual Tabor Cits
Jaycee award marked the second
time in the past several weeks
that the outstanding farmer has
been honored.
Two weeks ago he was Column
bus County's nomince for state
honors in the farm income con-
to sponsored by three White
vile business firms in conjunc-
ton with the Raleigh News and
Observer
E.nzor won from field of "a
contestants in this years event.
He will be guest of honor at
the annual Awards Banquet to
be held Monday (Feb. 10Y III
Conway.
A leader in Columbus Counts
nave toward diversification, En-
zep last year was extremely sue
ceSSful in starting turkey farm,
raising hogs and making general
farm improvements.
An operator of 40-acre farm,
Enzor has during the past Ia
years made great progress. He
farms about five acres o. tobac-
CO. raises corn, sweet potatoes,
and soy beans.
We feel that nc has establish
eGSR record worthy of recogni-
ton and are proud that he will
represent ColumrUS County in
the statewide contest" said Har-
Old Ward, prcSiden. of the local
Jaycee organization.
Enzor will compete against
farmers from throughout the
state for the honor o. North Car
olina'S Outstanding Young Farm
er.
l,aSt years winner in Column
BIZ County, Ralph jolly of Tab
or City, won the state award and
placed high on the list in ma
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05

A special term OF court with
an all-new jury Lox will try
Horny County Sheriff John T
Henry and eight cf his deputies
In Florence on March 10, It was
learned today. The trial had
originally been set for "early in
February" but in discarding the
old jury box and selecting a to-
tally new list of names, it be-
ca9e necessary to postpone the
trial until next month
Federal District Judge Ashton
Williams had ordered the special
tenn for February on November
10 when a nearing into charges
that the Horny officers violated
the rights of four prisoners was
heard in Florence.
Sheriff Henry and the eight
beauties were indicted on the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Farmers Can Gel
Gas Tax Refund

Columbus County tractor own
erS can increase their income by
100000 in the next few weeks
by requesting a refund Of 6
cents per gallon on gasoline that
they have used in their tractor
from the period of July l. 1857
through December 81, 1857. This
application must be filed with
the North Carolina Department
of Revenue. Gasoline Tax Divi-
sion in Raleigh, by April Is. Any
application made after April Is
will be denied.
There are certain restrictions
and certain records that a farm
er must have. II gasoline is used
from the same storage tank
from which a motor vehicle is
served. then daily use record
must be maintained to substant-
late the amount withdrawn from
the motor vehicle. Invoices from
gasoline purchases must be sub
mitted along with form 1901.
This is the same that it has been
in prior years. II is not necess-
airy now to have gasoline re-
fund permit as il has been in the
past. Any farmer who has been
filing for state refund OF gaso-
line tax has already received the
necessary forms to fill out for
tax refund. Farmers who have
not been filing may get set of
forms from the Columbus Coun-
lty Agents office.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05

be the most valuable addition Of
equipment in recent years to the
Forest Service In this section. E.
Since the plane has been sta
toned In Whiteviile, Il has been
used TO fly In each of the dis
trlct counties. Some OF this work
has been for fire control on wild
fires. Much of the flying has
been training for aerial Observers
to be used later In fire season
Large numbers Of field fires and
other types of legal burning have
been investigated by the plane
in some cases, fire prevention
literature has been dropped TO
those who were burning.
Flying over fires, the plane
acts IS the eyes Of the Forest
Service. and photographs made
from theplane have been valu-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Roiarians Meet
Monday Night
With Sfricklands

Due to the illness of Dewey
Cox, whose wife normally pre-
pares the weekly meal for 0hs
Tabor City Rotary Club, this
Monday nights meeting was
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Strickland. Only two mem
bers were absent.
Mr.. Cox has been critically i'll
in the Loris Community hospital
with pneumonia and necessitat-
ed the change Of plans for the
Rotarians. Mrs. Strickland said
this week that all profits from
the meal would be turned over
10 Mrs. Cox.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05

charges originally last June and
other cases were added to the
indictment in Charleston last
October Il. The officers are
charged in his indictment with
violating the civil rights of Bob
Spivey. white, and Cleo Patrick,
Leonard Ford and Vernee Floyd,
Negroes
Under indictment, in addition
to Sheriff Henry, are deputies
Mack E. Booth. J. d. Stanley,
Harry HarrelSon, Arnold Hend-
ricks, Chalmers Small, James
Smart. Niell lloyd and Ro'
Higgins.
Henry II. EdenS, along with a
bevy of other lawyers, have been
retained by the officers as de-
tense attorneys and various law
enforcement officers in South
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Brenda Eddings Wins u. s.
Electric Beauty Contest

A LoriS girl won the Miss
Rural Electrification of the Unit
d States" title last night in
Dallas, Texas.
Brenda Ray Edd:ngs. daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Tally H.
GddingS, won the title in COM
petition with winners from
throughout the United States.
She earned the right to COM
pete in the national contest when
he waltzed away with the Miss
South Carolina Rural Electric
title in Columbia
@St December. She represented
.Iorry County in this contest.
The l7-year-old senior at the
Tabor City High School will re-
GIVE Il college scholarship for
'cpplng the queens title.
Two years ago her brother.
Tally Ditto Eddings, Jr., won
1 coveted Morehead Scholarship
md is now attending the Uni
'CrSIty Of North Carolina.
She was accompanied on the
'xpenSc-paid trip to Dallas by
her mother and father.
Miss Leo Knauff. publicity di-
rector for the Horny Electric
Coop. notified the TRIBUNE
that second place went to Miss
Texas Sydney Flack; and third
place went to Jane McCollum
who represented Kansas.
The new queens father is ex-
ecutive secretary CT the Tabor
City Merchants Association.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Town Auto Tags
Still Move Slowly

A host Of motorists are still
without town auto tags.
Mrs. Marian Carroll. town
Jerk, said today that 287 tags
lac been sold.
She reminded local motorists
hat Feb. Is was the deadline for
properly displaying tags.
The tags are on sale for one
dollar at the town hall.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Harold Crib
Enlisfs In Navy

Harold II. Crib, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Horace T. Crib. Ri.
2, Nichols. S. C., was recently
enlisted in the Navy. Crib, a
graduate of Floyds High School
is now undergoing weeks OF
recruit training at the u. S. Nav
al Training Center, Great Lakes,
III
Upon completion of recruit
training Crib, will be granted
II days leave in order to visit
his family and friends before
attending ono of the Navy's SER
vice schools for which high
school graduates are eligible
upon enlistment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Pilot With AirpIune Now
With Forest Service Here

Recently an airpIans and PILOT
hAye been stationed at White
vine with the North Carolina
Forest Service.
Brantiey A. Brown, Patro,
Pilot. has been stationed at Man
teo, since October I, 1857 flyins
the Northeastern part of the
State. With eight years flyins
experience, he holds . CONNER
cisl pilots license. Since being
permanently assigned to White.
Vile, he, his wife and children
hTe moved here. Brown and his
family are natives Of Manteo. b..
The plane Is . super cub paint
ed green and yellow. II will be
operated from Slcdse Field neal
Brunswick. Having radio equip
ment on the Forest Service fire.
quency. its felt the plane viii
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
WILLIAMS PTA

The Williams Township r.
T. A. Is scheduled to meet
Monday, February 10. at 1880
r. NJ.
Members Of tho r. r. A.
Club will present a program
on Parliamentary Procedure.
Mr.. w. o. Jackson, Jr. and Mr.
Charles Bullock will sponsor
the program.
The Beaver Dam Choir will
present special music.
Refreshments will be served
by trade mothers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
NEW RESIDENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Spivey
are now making their residence
In Tabor City.
They moved here from Mari
eta, N. C., and are living In the
former L. w. Billiard home.
They have two children, Nancy
and Danny.
Mr.. Spivey n associated with
The American Tobacco Colspany.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Mother S March
Nets Sll7.90

Local mothers marched for
polio funds Friday night and
collected Sl1790.
Howard HarrelSon, polio fund
chairman, expressed apprecia-
ton today to the mothers who
made the solicitations.
The drive pushed the total
fund here to over $500. The goal
for Tabor City was originally set
for $500.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
MRS. M. L. WRIGHT

Mrs. NJ. L. (Smi;hie) Wright
is conveiascing at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Wright. She
recently sustained abroken hip.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
PINNER's VISIT

Mrs. c. II. Primer visited her
mother, Mrs. r. Z. West, in Bur-
eaw during the weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-02-05
Green Sea P.T.A.
States Session

TIC documentary p. T A. Of
the Green Sea School will meet
Monday, February 10, at 7:3O
p. m. at the school announced
Mrs. John Joyncr, principal.
Mrs. A. @. Hayes, president
will be in charge Of the session.
All patrons OF the school are
urged to attend.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-05-08

Weekly News Report On Doings
Under The Dome In Washington

pointed with the final outcome.
But an intense legislative scrap
must yet decide the fate OF the
Presidents bill.
Meanwhile, as the defense re-
organization battle shapes up into
q first.rate cannonade. chances OF
q summit meeting seem to be re-
ceding. The President and Secre-
tary of State Dulles never have
been In favor of a summit meet.
ing at any price. although at one
time world opinion and sentiment
even In the United States seemed
to be pushing them toward 1t. in
evitably.
In the middle OF the Russian
campaign to stage another top
level meeting, Nikita krushchev
took over complete power in Mos.
COW. and since that time the Off.
cial Russian attitude has hardened
q bit. The latest proposal from
the Reds. that Poland and Czech
oslovakia be included in any sum.
NIT discussions. is step away
from.rather than toward agree.
ment.
As the situation begins to be-
come clearer. both Democrats and
Republicans on Capitol Hill have
come around to the view that the
Eisenhower.Dulles resistance to
quick acceptance Of proposals for
a summit meeting was the correct
attitude. The U. $. stalled at a
vital time. and at a time when its
major allies were eager to con.
clude arrangements for a summit
meeting.
Complaining the situation anew
was a statement from the No. 2
man in the Krushchev govern.
ment in Bonn that Russia no Ion
ger considered herself bound by
the directions of summit leaders
who. in Geneva in 1855. agreed to
negotiate toward complete and
free elections in all Germany.
Russia has thus officially repud.
lated the single juciest plum that
President Eisenhower thought he
had picked up at Geneva. This
certainly must take the wind out
of the Presidents sails. as far as
another meeting with the same
Russian leader is concerned.