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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25

petition before it will be pre-
sentcd TO the Medical Care Conn
mission in Raleigh.
Enthusiasm is gaining mo-
mcntum and there is the wide
spread hope that Tabor City
and the surrounding areas will
eventually realize a new, mod
crn hospital that will answer
the medical needs of the people
and the DOCTORS" Dunnegan said
today.
In addition TO the large dele
cation from the Town Of Tabor
City attending the meeting. the
following for other commune
tics were present: J. ID. Fowler.
Mollic; Ralph c. Coleman. Ma
kina; Wilbur Smith. Nakina:
Ralph G. Coleman, Nakina: VIII
bur Smith, Nakina: Ralph Nor
ris, Sandy Plains; ID. ID. Cox.
Mollie; Taft Turbevil1e. Mollie:
Worth Stanley, Mollie; Guilford
Edwards. Cherry Grove: Hosea
Coleman, Route 2; Isaac Gore.
Guideway; and II. B. Todd, VIII
Iisms Township.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Birthday
Calendar

Monday. the Both, marks the
last dap of June and according
20 the Community Birthday Cal
cndar 81 local people will have
observed birthday anniversaries
this month and twelve couples
noted wedding anniversaries.
The birthday anniversaries
listed include Tommy Waddell
Dewey Cox, Debora Waddcll
Sandy Rogers, Deborah Gore
Franklin Stanley, Rowcll Burlc-
son, Russell Brown, Danzie
Harper. Betty Day Gore, Lonnie
Wllloughby, Jr., Mrs. Carver C.
Cox, Phyllis Cameron Judy Nix,
Avery Strickland, Ann Hardcc
Joep Granger, Jimmy Winstead
Jim oSwell, Betty Herlocker,
Lavelle Coleman, Clipper Watts,
A. o. King, and Mrs. J. l.. Baxt-
er.
Also Rcbecca Hancock. Mar
Prince, j. p. Belk, Linda Abigail
Sue Taylor, Dewey Bennett
Earl Brooks, Frank Cameron,
Mrs. Ted Teal, Swindell Gore,
Annie Pearl Norris, Carrie Jean
ne Wray, Colleen Hucks, Royce
Harrelson, Hector Lee, Theresa
ripps. Joe Stanley, Marinell
Brown, j. A. Mills, Sylvia
Prince, j. p. elk, Linda Avigail
Prince, Ruby Taylor, w. c. Her
Mark Cox, Kim Steph-
ms, Ralph Inman, Mrs. Johnnie
Sugg, Iris Baker, Alice wynne
Kelly, Mrs. Leo Holt. Easton
Cox, Ruby Mae Suggs. Ricky
coleman and "Scootp" Gore
Wedding anniversaries listed
are Bcrmey and jean Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Can
non, Jr" Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
HARRISON, Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby
Rippy, Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Glib
'on, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rogers.
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Jernigan, Mr..
md Mrs. Hixton Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bobby c. Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. L. Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph w. Spivey and MIR.
md Mrs. E. c. Sanders.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Phone Elk punsion
underway Near &c

Carolina Telephone. and Tele-
graph construction forces have
begun a rural project southeast
of Tabor City which will pro-
vide service to some 1879 sub
scribers by early fall.
l.. E. Tuten, local manager for
Carolina Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, stated that the
cable facilities placed will pro-
vid service to the Iron Hill,
Mollie, Dulah, Guideway and
Pircway communities.
In order to accomplish this
project it will necessitate plac-
ing some 50 miles of wire facil-
tiles and building new pole line
along designated routes. Esti-
mated expenditure of this pro-
jcct will be Sl54,487.
TutCn stated that applications
wi still be accepted for addi-
tional telephones along the route
so that as many farm families as
possible who live on the line
may have the benefit of Serv-
ice from it. This new line is be-
irg constructed as an important
project in Carolina Company's
activities to extend and improve
telephone service in rural areas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Tabor City Budget Set At S96, zoo

Tabor City'S budget estimate
for 1899 was set at 500. 900
last night when the town clerk.
Mrs. Marian Carroll, presented
1t to the Town Beard.
Presentation of the budget
estimate came at a special meet
ing presided over by Mayor
Howard HdrrclSon and attended
by all the board members.
a breakdown of the budget
shows revenue for the coming
year to be conferred on tax col
IcctionS and water rents. The
tax collection estimate is S4l.-
927. Rent from water users is
estimated a, S2g.465. Other re-
venue sources listed are auto and
privilege licenses, S2.558: in
tangible taxes, $4,000: MAYOR.
court $4,000, mise, $3.50; Powell
bill funds $4,000.
Estimated expenditures are.
administrative expenses. S7Il5.
police department. Sl8.O53.85,
stree and sanitary d,pt.-S34
8l8: miss. sl.45O; fire depart
mcnt-S2.2J5: water dept. SIS
5l": fo' ..-vicc-SI3,845.
TG. estimated budget is ID.
fiji. III tine TOWN H~U ro,. linen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
William A. Norris
Died On Thursday

William Albert Norris, IS, re-
tired farmer of Route ?, LoriS
5. c. died at p. m. Thursday
at his home. Funeral services
were held at the Community
Baptist Church Saturday at 10
I. m. by the Rev. Dayton Fowler.
Burial was in the Antioch Gene
terry.
a native of Horny County he
was a son of the late William
Daniel Norris and Callie Sellers
Norris.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. jamie Elizabeth Norris of
Route 4. Loris; three sons, H. L
OF Route l, Loris, w. j. of Mar
ion, S. c. and J. D. of Route 2.
LoriS; three daughters, Misses
BERTHE Jane, Loudeluar, and
Maybclle Norris, all of the home.
II grandchildren and IL great
grand children; three brothers,
NJ. V. Norris of Lumberton, A.
ID. Norris and J. f. Norris of
Loris: two sisters, Mrs. Hiram
OF Chadbourn and Mrs.
Mincey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Big Crowd Attends
Hospital Meetinu

The study committee for the
proposed hospital project in
Tabor City met with representa-
tiVes of several outlying areas
at the Il. c. Coleman pond last
Friday night and took the initi-
al steps toward pctitioning for a
hospital district.
Hospital Committee Chairman
Harry Dunnegan termed the
fish fry meeting as successful
and expressed gratitude for the
large number in attendance.
DunnCgan said that a tenta-
tive hospital district is being set
up and that it will be presented
to the County Commissioners
and the North Carolina State
Medical Care Commission for
their approval.
A petition describing the pro-
posed district and the various
that will be a part
OF it, along with the proposes
and detectives of setting I'D such
. district. will be circulated in
the near future. At least 500
qualified voters must sign the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
TOBACCO MEETING

l.. I. Weeks, General Manag-
or, Fluc-Cured Tobacco Cooper
alive Sterilization Corporation,
announced today that Bowman
Gray, President of r. J. Reyn-
olds Tobacco Company. will be
the principal speaker at Stabili-
zation's 18th Annual Stockhold-
ers Meeting on June 9th. The
meeting will be held in Raleigh,
N. C., at the Sir Walter Hotel,
beginning at 1000 a. m.
Other highlights OF the meet
ing will be the annual reports Of
the President, Carl T. Hicks,
N. c., and General
Manager Weeks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Install Officers
For Civilians

Tabor City Civilians formally
installed new officers Monday
night.
Ben l.. Nesmith III was in
stalled as president to succeed
Clyde Stanley.
Other officers included John
Dorman, vice-prcsident; Penn
Averitt, secretary; and David
Simon, treasurer.
She officers we're installed by
Malcolm Andrews of Fairmont
who is 1t. Governor for the
Civilian seventh district.
Installation services took place
Blanchard's in Lumberton.
Wives were in attendance.
Bill Hough of Fairmont, form
er 1t Governor for Civilians,
was guest at the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Church OF God
History Told

The Church of God had it's
bSinning the year of 1886 in
The mountains of Tennessee with
slN members. Since that time it
has grown to the Largest Pente-
costal Organization with actual
membership of approximately
10000.
In the mission work, the Chur-
IN of God is represented in al
most sixty different countries
and many Islands. It's field of
lcation has grown to four
colleges and many Bible Schools
IN the United States. Also there
are Colleges and Bible Schools
IN the Mission Fields. There is
an average of three new church,
rs organized each week in this
great Organization.
The Tabor City Church of
God had it's beginning about
four years ago in the v. F. W.
The church is now located
oHthc corner of 9th. and Lewis
ST From it's small beginning, it
mas grown to a membership of
%, a Sunday School Record of
lob, young People Endeavro of
20, and large attendance at all
regular services. the pastor Rev.
Joseph Chambers pointed out.
AS the vision of the church
grows we plan to purchase or
build a Parsonage. Due to the
wth of our Sunday School, it
demands an expansion in the
educational Facilities, and we
are looking forward to greater
Things in the Tabor City Church
OF God" said the Rev. Chambers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Cook Will Get
Cadillac In
About 10 Days

DR.. Eugene David Cook of
Tabor City will get his new
Cadillac in about 10 days.
That was the message rclayed
to DR.. Cook this week by Marvin
Parrish of Fayetteville who was
chairman of the Jaycec national
convention project that offered
the Cadillac as grand prize in
the fund raising campaign to
promote Box Cox Of Chapel Hill
as a candidate for president of
the U. S. !. c. c.
The winning ticket, pulled
from the box by a California
'adp. was held by Dr.. Cook who
had bought three chances on the
new car.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Mitchell Ward
Wins 7 federation

Mitchell Ward OF Tabor City
Was named Federation winner in
'he farm and home elcctrifiga-
ton project sponsored by the
Carolina Power and Light Com
"lrd was also a district win
uor.
Other district winners were
Robert Jones OF Rolesyille, Ray
Davis of Wesley Chapel in I'm
ion County, Douglas Dover OF
BuncOmbc County and Lavtrn
Watson of Beaver Creek in Ashe
County.
The federation winners receive
$50 in cash prizes each. The six
Arict winners will receive 500
each.
State winner was Ken Sim
mons of BERTHE County.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
WILLIAM +. SHEPHERD

FORT GORDON, GA. - PFC
William E. Shepherd, son of Earl
V. Shepherd, Route /, Delco, re-
Gently completed the 25-week
field radio repair course at the
Army's Southeastern Signal
School, Fort Gordon, Ga.
Shepherd entered the Army
last September and completed
basic combat training at the
Georgia fort.
The 20-year-old soldier was
graduated from Princeton (W.
Va) High School in 1856 and at
tended Concord State College in
w. Va. He was employed
by Williams Radio e. TV Serv-
ice. Princeton, in civilian life.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Tabor Teenerg
Beat WhiievilIe

Tabor Citv's taencr l,aurc
baseball team licked Whitcyf1Ic
Narks-Hiu nine Yesterday aft
crnoon by a score Of lG to ,.
Henry Neil Wrigh. pitched the
landowners to victory by limit
ing the Whitc,iilc sluggers "a
si= hits and striking on, 10 bat
tiers.
uua were Walrn Stew
ems who had three for three.
Bobby Sol vino hit trr.. fgg
four; and Jack Small Who col
lectcd two ..r three.
The only extra base hit If fine
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Federal Employment
Opportunity Open

The Fifth L. S. Civil Service
Regional Office. Atlanta, GcOr-
gia, mas extended the closing
date for receiving applications
for Substitute Clerk. Substitute
Carrier, positions for the Tabor
City Post office. The new clc
ing date Is July ,, 1858 and int
crested persons are urged to file
application t. receive considCra-
ton for employment in these
positions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
LOCAL STUDENTS
AT KINGS

Kings Business College in
Charlotte has just opened its
summer session with an enroll
ment Of 425, the largest June en-
roIIment In the history Of the
college. Among the 40 freshmen
enrolled are the following stu
dents from Columbus County /:
Annie 10 BarfieId, Peggy Faye
Blackwell, Frances Norris, Car
olyn Turbeville, Edward Paul
Ward. and HiIda Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Local Church Plans
Homecoming Program

a rally and home coming SER
vices for the Tabor City Church
II God is planned for Sunday.
June 30. announced the Rev.
Joseph Chambers. pastor.
An all day program is plan
ned with dinner being served on
the church grounds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Corbett Connery Closes After Wafer DISPUTE:
Town Says Water Shortage PROMPTS Action

Cecil Corbett, ST., president of
Corbett Canning Company, an
nounced today that the local
would be closed indefin-
ltely due to the lack of a suffi-
Gent water supply.
Corbctt said he had notified
Mayor Howard Harrelson and
the Board of Commissioners by
registered mail that he did not
have sufficient supply of wat
or to operate the cannery. He
noted that ne had received no
official reply from the group.
The water situation has long
been a critical one at the cam
merry and temporary measures
had been taken in past years to
carry the operation through the
canning seasons: However. May
or HARRISON said today that the
Board of Commissioners voted
last night against supplying adj
d,,"nal water through a fire
HEdrant on the basis that the
present town supply was barely
adequate TO furnish local resi-
dents.
The enormous amount of wat
or used in the canncry operation,
where nearly S25O,OOO was paid
lat last year to employees, is
evident from the S3.O38 paid by
."-yuu ~ the town for water
usage in 1857. Since the plant
went into operation in 1852, it is
estimated that Corbctt has paid
$4,000 in water bills to the
town.
Although the problem has ex-
listed Tor several years, it reach
cd crucial public relations
stage this morning when Chief
". Police II. r.. Epps notified
C...ot, that he must pay a de-
luqu-rt water bill in the a.
mount Of SlG5 or have ms water
line disconnected.
The SlO5 bill was one protest.
ed by Corbctt IL ais letter to the
Mayor and TO the Board. Corbett
sat-. .c did not feel that the bill
Ie. .cd tine true amount Of
water used at the Cannery dur
lng the month of April in that
the cannery was not in opera
ton.
HARRISON SAID there was MOTH
ing dcua,aDir about the delin-
qucnt bill. He explained that
several months ago it was learn
cd that the water meters at the
canncry were imperative due
to defect. In order to make the
necessary repairs it would have
been necessary To cut off the
water. According to HARRISON.
the repairs were delayed when
Cecil COrbctt. Jr. asked that
water service not DC interrupted,
HarrclSOn said Cecil Corbett, Jr..
advised Junior Stevens. head of
the water department for the
town, that il would be permissi-
bic 10 bin the cannery for water
used in April on the basis of the
amount used N April, 1857. This
was agreed upon by the town
officials thus HARRISON explain
ed there was nothing to debate
about the SlG5 water bill for
April
HARRISON noted that on sew
eraI occasions last year the
Board gave permission for Cor
bctt To- hook onto the fire hyd-
rant near the Cannery in order
to provide adequate water and
pressure to carry
through the canning operation.
However, at the present time
our three wells supply only a.
bout 800 gallons of water per
When the hydrant is in
use by the canncry it takes $50
gallons per minute which does
Continued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
HOUSE PARTY

MIS-. J. J. Hodges and Mrs.
Ballard Fowler spent a recent
weekend at Crescent Beach
chapcroning a house party of
which Mrs. Hodges daughter
Mable. was attending. Mable is
student nurse at Memorial
Hospital. Charlotte and a numb
or of h<r class mates were on
the party.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
SPIRITUAL RETREAT

Mrs. LCtha Butler attended the
Spiritual Retreat known as
Camp Furtherest Out" al
Campbell CCollege, Buie's Crook
last Wednesday.
Attending with her were Mrs.
Bessie Elmore, Mrs. Lizzie Dunn
and Mrs. J. +. Butler of Baden
boro; Mrs. Il. d. Caldwell OF
Lumberton and Mrs. Harold
Smith of Elizabcthtown.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Dusenbury Wins
SolicitoriaI Race
Over Tom Abbott

A heavy Georgetown County
majority favored Dick Dusen-l
bury for Solicitor of the 18th.
Judicial District in TUESDAYS
Second Democratic Primary and
the Florence attorney narrowly
defeated II. Tom Abbott for the
post. Abbott and Duscnbury
earned the right TO oppose each
other in Tuesdays Primary by.
ranking No. and > IN the
field Of five in the June 10, vot-
ing.
Dusenbury defeated Abbott.
Tuesday by 500 votes in the I'M
official returns with 1896 votes.
to 1880 Tor Abbott. In George
town County Duscnbury hau.
2554 TO Abbott's 1887 and this
unexpected majority spelled the.
difference.
In Horny County, Abbott had
% tremendous majority where
ne DuIlud 1929 vote. &. ggs.u-
bury's 2l22.
With A.,..-s 5o..., -. &.
Ijcf,ori,I most DOCS -, -.
County after a stay Cd. lll.y 20
years in Horny where Reuben
-'''H -'-i. ..- -I.~l. Long was
''', d cue .'..''- .'' ... Ion.
~ ''''''cI county race tha'
M. vi 1. cat il'.G. ,9.' ". CaIeT
''.. VI "-'l..'--' MAJ ,,n ~ Dor
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3d. .' VIC ''"t.i''-. i.oulaIIoh
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IN ot.a. count, r..., n q
Iamcs defeated lE,i,-.,. y-,..r,,
with q vol. .f -Qa T.. 5o- s.~
MAGISTRATE d.. Dl~,rir, M = IN
Loris This was q snir.f,od r,r.
between .Nc tv.. b'ob mon m
the First Primary Jsrna. had
received 4 plurarifv IN tho Ff,st
Primary
/ In the Magistrates runoif al
BaNooro, U. d. Phipps defeated
incumbent Jim Elliott for the
post. PhlppS received 555 votes
to 400 for Elliott.
For Magistrate in Conway,
Dun defeated Stevens with 2U4g
votes 10 1884.
While interest was high in
local positions 10 be decided
tuesday, Statewide there was
IiVeiy campaigning for the NOM
nation Tor Governor. The run
oil race between 1t. Gov. Ern-
est HoIlings and Donald Russell
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
Court
Has Busy Meet

Ine following cases wcr" heard
III mayor Court on June =. o,
Tie June ? docket includ-
ed Nathan NJ. Teddcr. public
| drunkenness. cost: Bricc Watts.
public drunkenness and dlsorI-
.urly conduct. 30 DAYS: Clemson
Blackwell. public drunkcnnass
cost: Charles Thomas. lar,cncy
transfer L. Recorders Court: =
d. Martin. fighting. cost: Ernest
. Oiom, lighting. cost: Naxi.
. Noalcy, assault, cost: WiudrU L.
Floyd. assault. appeal to Super
Iior Court; Marian y. Small, con-
sire to assault, cost.
j -,
iIc 1.''' . uocNV' llcluoeu:
""S''ii he''''n' ''eSPaSS!hS ''Iu
'>''' "S III" t'''"'C properly
,'N'eSS I'll W nv "''ElilS AFTER
0t''SC rev oc""ol' laliule To
''P 'Ut S''S'i' Nio''.''h stop
SiS''' al Cl'aiE eS Appeared 1" he
'"' "ci o""''.
.''. man 9"'''."H' assault on
,.''..',' -" anu COST curtis
VIZ n Si'"I, u'SoIuer4E Cohouc'
.''''' p""ii' Vi uiiNeiiLlcSS' appe~i
!" superior CouIl' DaIIy Caha-
N%'' ''S''.'Si o'i vi non TAX palu
~. '''.,,'eS' ''''i''ioi ~ heCo'uer :
O'"!' Jerry ihoiildS Prince,
I,H'''.'E, appeal 10 superior
ToU' : "a oussS' Iishtil8' COST
o'''''.y -NlIeN, PUBIC III uiiNeii-
n l.eSs anu ~ o4d''lty, appeal 10
"'' ioi Coui'' piIIS nay opl-
isi,'ii'E' SoS'' cue otrick-
i ",'u C ns,,'i rt' appeal 10 super
'|i TO"' : H"P', ''''CC' PUBIC
=" ' u.'Ne,hieSS anu "iSorocI!y con-
otto disorl;,rI,. -,
|NIari,r r. pnv,oII d;.1-,IN,,1'.
Icopduc, cos,. To,.nra III
CON r,,b1io d,rnronnae. 1870
Ito Sunerior Court.
The June l6 docket included:
Burrows Goodwin, possession non
tax paid liquor, transfer to Re-
Icordcr's Court; Burrows Goodwin.
public drunkenness, cost: And
er Fermer Dew. resist arrest and
destroying personal property
appeal to Superior Court.
Billy Fowler, assault on minor.
cost; Colcy Strickland, public
drunkenness, cost; Lee NJ.
Hodge, too fast for condition.
cost; Press Watts, public drunk
enness and possession of nom
tax paid whiskey, cost on public
drunkenness and transfer other
case to Recorders Court: Henry
Pink Long. excessive noise and
spenning wheels, cost: Sam Will
liams. concealed weapon. trans
fer to Recorders Court. EInoraI
King. public drunkenness and
profane language. cost: Ivev Ice
Wilson, public drunkenness. cost.
Ida Mae Hux. disorderlv conduct
and profane language. cost
The June % docket included.
Rufus Milliean. public drunk
enness, cost: Billy Raw Spivev
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
ATTEND GRAND CHAPTER

Mrs Pearl Wright and Mrs.
Evelyn Martin attended the
Grand Chapter meeting Of the
Order of Eastern Star in Ashe-
willie this month. Mrs. Wright is
the Worthy Matron of the local
chapter and Mrs. Martin holds
the office of Adah.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
MERCHANTS MEETING

-NLNNHfN Is MEETING
There will be an important
meeting of ali Tabor City
Merchants next Wednesday
morning. July >, at 1000 at
the Ritz Theatre, Tally Edd-
ings, executive secretary of
the Merchants Association.
announced today. Eddings said
that the meeting would last
only about i5 minutes and
urged all local merchants to
be present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25

Sting ncmatodes. which attack
peanut plants, also attack other
crops, including com and cotton
A good plant roofing mixture
can be made from equal parts
peat moss and sand, well mixed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
STORES CLOSE July 4

Tabor City merchants and
their employees will observe the
July 4th holiday according to
Tally ii. Eddings. executive
secretary of the. Tabor City Mer-
chants Association.
Eddings said all member
stores would close on July 4th.
However, the stores will remain
open on Wednesday. July 2, all
day for the convenience of
customers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
JOLLY VISITORS

Jimmy WinSlow and James
Gates of RoXboro visited in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Audry
Jolly Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
HOME FROM DURHAM

Miss Elyic Hammet returned
home Tuesday from a several
week visit with relatives in
Durham.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
JOHNNIE JOLLY

Johnnie Jolly is visiting in
Raleigh this week with James
Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
IN WALLACE

Mrs. Graham johnson and son,
jerome, arc in Wallace this week
with her mother.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-25
PAT JOLLY

tHb JULY
Miss Pat jolly was in Durham
Tuesday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Audry Jolly, for a
physical observation at Duke
Hospital.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-20
Wheeler Bible Glass
Meets tuesday Niqht

The Wheeler Bible class of the
First Baptist church met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs
Henry Simonton with Mrs. Car.
RE Reed as co-hostess. The meet
ing was opened by group singing
and a prayer by Mrs. Roy Wik-
ander.
The scripture was taken from
the third chapter of first Corin-
thians.' The program consisted OF
each one giving something about
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Harry Colley
president, was in charge of q
short business session.
Plans were made for giving
boxes at Christmas and for the
Christmas dinner. During the
social hour refreshments were
served to the following mem
bers:
Mesdames Harold Brown, Ger
aid Ramage, Harry Colley, Mar.
garet Ickes, Raymond Moore
Charles Fowler, Hazel Wilkinson
Roy Wikander, Charles Milligan
Carter Schafer, Walter Johnson
Mrs. Elizabeth Radcliffe was {
guest.
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DEATH NOTICES

lowing a long illness.
A native of Summerfleld, she
had resided in the Stafford COM
munity for the past 60 years.
She was a member of the Meth
odist church.
Survivors are four sons, For
rest, Roy and Ivan Miracle. all
of Lewisville route and Rev.
Jesse Miracle of the home; three
daughters, Mrs. Orden Orr OF
Cambridge, Mrs. Arthur Willison
of Lakemore, and Mrs. Wiley
Thompson, of Summerfield route
/; Is grandchildren; Is great
grandchildren and one brother,
Edgar Cutler, of Summerfleld
route z.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. at
the Sutherland Methodist church
with Rev. M. R. Cherry conduct
ing. Burial was made in the
church cemetery. The Gardner
funeral home was in charge of
arrangements.