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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11

Mrs. David H. Matson, Of Mexico
D- I'll, Is the guest of her sister
Mrs. Shelton Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Anderson and
son. Denny, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
East and son, Wayne. spent the
week end and Labor Day at Buff
falo Beach
Miss Dorothy Ransom and Carol
Bull. Of Baltimore. Md. were guests
OF Miss Ranson's sister, Mrs. c. /.
Noble, Jr., and family for the Labor
Day week end
MRS. v. d. Chapman visited Mr..
and Mrs J g Bruce In Richmond
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Byers. Of
New England. Iowa. and Mrs.
George Byers, Of Charlottesville,
were recent luncheon guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Dickerson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11

Hospital News

Editors Note: The following pa
tients have been admitted to the
hospital since Thursday morning,
September 3. There were GA hos
pital patients On September 10.
Patients Admitted
Mrs. Earl Carter. Chase City;
David Lenhart. Chase City; Mrs.
Mrs r. X Hudgins, Farmyille;
Mrs Sallie Southall, FaInlville: r.
@. Layne, Charlotte c. H.; Aubrey
A. Pickett. Keysville: Marshall
Scott, Jr., brakes Branch: Miss
Sarah Corson. Cumberland; Mrs.
Frances Gee, Famville.
Also. Bernard c. Smith, Farm
vile; James Witt, Farmville: Mrs.
Mary Harmon. Dade City. Fla; w.
D. ngle, Amelia Mrs. P. j HALEY.
brakes Branch j. e. Elgin. Dill
wyn, Roy Glidewell, LunenbMg,
Mrs Fannie Bragg. DillNyn Mrs.
Lula Parks, Keysv4.le, ]. X Mar
tin. Roanoke.
Also, Miss Evelyn Stokes, Burke
vile; r. L. St. john, Victoria: Ed
ward Garrett. Farmville; Mrs. L..
G. Toney. New Canton; Mrs. F. l..
Blankenship. Green Bay; Mrs. B..
B. Wilson. Meredithville, and M. P.
Farrier, Farmville.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Thrift, Jr..
Burkeville, girl, Sept. A.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11

Miss Louise Crute has returned to
Honolulu after attending a Red
Cross convention in Charlottesville
and visiting relatives here.
Mrs William Lanier and children
have returned to San Bernerdino,
Calf. after an extended visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Hobson.
Mr. and Mrs Carlton B. Dick
Noel. of Pulaski, were guests of
his mother. Mrs. George R. Rodgers
and Mr. hodges for the Labor Day
week end
Mr. and Ms. John H. Gillian.
Jr.. Of Fredericksburg, have been
guests Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillian.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas, Of
Palmyra. N j.. were guests of her
sister. Mrs Lester E. Andrews, and
family for the holiday week end.
Miss Dorothy Billings and Miss
Winnie Sutherland, of Fairfax. were
guests of Miss Billings parents. Mr..
and Mrs. D. T. Billings. for the
Labor Day week end.
Mrs. W. L. Blair and children.
Martha, John and Billy. spent the
holiday week end at Wrightsville
Beach. N c.
Cary Gray Shepard has returned
from two weeks visit with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Davis. in Boydton.
Mrs. H. c. Kayton will spend this
week end in Amherst where she
will attend the Turner Morris we'd
ding, Saturday.
Mrs J. T. Doyne, Jr.. and daugh-
ter Mary. were in Richmond this /
week where Mary had an interview
at Johnston-Wilhs Hosital.
Miss William Foreman and chill |
dren are spending the week with
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. +
Smith.
Mrs. E. s. Clay. of Blackstone
was guest in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. B. S. Hamersly last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bloxton and
children, Bobby, Anthony and David
OF Exton. Pa. are visiting Mr.
Bloxton's grandmother. Mrs. 5. B.
Upton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11

| Rudolph Hawkins and Douglas
Layman have returned from a ten
day trip to Isle of Pines, Cuba.
Mrs. Ralph Wilson spent | a S
week at Virginia Beach with her
daughter. Mrs. w. W. Thompson,
and family
Miss Helen Dickhoff, of Rich
mond, was the guest of her mother.
Mrs c. w. Dickhoff, for the Labor
Day week end
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Spurlock. il.
and Mrs. E. E Kroner attended
the homecoming Of the IOOF in
Lynchburg, Sunday
Miss Josephine Bailey is visiting
friends in Baltimore and Annapolis.
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Luckin Bugg. Jr..
have returned to Columbia. Mo, at
ter a two weeks visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bugg.
Mrs. c. A. Dowdy is spending the
week in Hampton with her son,
Waverly Dowdy and family.
Roy Laing Pearson attended
fraternity convention in Lansing,
Mich. last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11

MI. and Mrs. Alvin Spurlock and
MIR. and Mrs. Bobby Taylor and
daughters, all Of Richmond, We're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Spur
lock Jr., for the week end.
Mrs. w A. Chapman and Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Chapman joined
Mr.. and MIS-. Leroy Chapman and
family, of Harrisonburg and Mr.
and Mrs Fred Chapman and family
of Fredericksburg, in Verona. Sun
day where they attended the an
nual picnic Of the Holsum Bread
company. The Chapmans accom-
panied Mr.. and Ms. Fred Chapman
for a visit
MI. and Mrs Harold Garrett and
sons, Morgan. Nick. Tommy. David
and Randy. spent the holiday week
end at Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Drumeller have
returned to Portsmouth after visit
ing his sisters. Miss Mart h a
Drumeller and Mrs. Lee D Vought
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Bradshaw.
Jr.. and daughter, Betty Lynn. Of
Blackstone. were holiday week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. $.
Hamilton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Bailey,
Rice, boy, Sept. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Darnen
Burkeville, girl. Sept. 5.
Nj. and Mrs. G. W. Baldwin,
Currbe; land. girl, Sept z.
Mr. and MIS-. G. v. Easter. Char
lottesviile, boy. Sept g.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Jamerson
Wingina. girl. Sept. 8.
COlored Patients
M title Robertson, Farnville;
Willie Ma Kenbridge; Josephine
Stokes. Crewe; George Jackson,
Crewe; Wiley Thornton. Farmville;
Ernest Carter. Farmville;; Sallie
Haskins. Rice: Robert Fitzgerald,
Ci'ewe; Dora Harrison. Green Bay,
and Maggie Puryear, Rice.
COlOrcd Births
James and Pearl Wyatt. Char
lotte G. H., boy. Sept. 5.
Samuel and Marian Jackson,
Farmville, boy, Sept. A.
Allen and Ida Mae Miller. Me
herrin. girl, Sept. 5.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11
Personal Mention


have returned to Farmville after
visiting in Statesville. N. c.
Nh ana Mrs Mefedlth RopeSon
aAa family spent the holiday week
ena It their CABIN at Mays HEAD
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Nj and Mrs charlie fowler of
WASHINGTON p C were guests of
h;s SISTER Mss Iosenhine fowler
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berry III. spent the Labor Day
wesS end water. skiing and fishing
~ elaN'oi Lake near foaSKl-
Mrs S w Putney and grandson.
Bill! Putnev. and Marearet Glass at
tended the Smith CHM wedding in
fredericksburg Saturday and spent
the holiday week end in Woodbridge
wtl, Mrs. Putney's daughter and
family DI ana Mrs. William
T.
ananne nose who attended the
int.4rrnent service, of Reid Dobbins
# Memorial Cemetery il Powbatan
"Wednesday we're MISS .Josenhine
fowler ms ! Watson Elliott and
2a1s \ NJ anderson.
Mr. aa,i MIS- Rjchard Moore Mr.
ard Ms Harry Yeattes and Mr.
aid Mrs cary Nobliu spent the
holiday week Ia Matthews on fish
TIN = II
Nh. and Mrs I q shannon re-
-n,.aed last week from a tiip 70
Niasar Fails N y
Waes end CHESTS Il the home If
Nrr and Mrs Robert Burger we're |
aIr. and Ms. Il H Thompson. of
Roydt9 'il;., Mrs RAYMOND Thompson
a." -, ~ y. ~ 20 nc anu
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il''ail4s, u ao9As Nouii'' ~
vea ofanea Is n Greensboro
" g where h.. has resumed liz
n9sifion a. the facrltv of Green's
D't2 7 oiil''ii ! Soliese ailel SPENT
I'm 'lf4 summer illolths WIN fhs
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11
Club Calendar

WSCS-Monday. Sept. IA, 8 pm.
in the Fellowship room. Regular
monthly meeting.
American Legion Auxiliary ~
Tuesday. Sept Is. 8 pm, with Mrs
J. T. Walker. Reports from Girls
State and convention delegates. Bust
ness meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs Paul G. Agee, Of
Roanoke, were week end guests Of
his brother. Louis N Agee, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moses, Jr..
Of Appomattox, visited in the Har
old Garrett home this week.
Miss Lois Ney. Of New York. was
a week end guest of Mrs. I d
Southau.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
Holidays Are
Quiet Here

The long Labor Day weekend
was quiet in this community.
A few persons were arrested
for public drunkenness and one
person was arrested for drunk
en- driving but otherwise it was
an extremely quiet holiday per-
iod
This tobacco season has been
marked by the low rate of
crimes. Ordinarily the season is
conducive to several homicides
and a theft wave; however, only
a store breaking case of last
week has erupted to spoil a per-
feet record. The store breaking
case was solved by officers
within four hours after it was
reported that Yam City Oil
Company and Tabor City Motor
Sales had been entered.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
Yam Market Here
pens Next Week

Next Wednesday. September
10, the auctioneer will begin his
chant in a different vein as sales
open on the Tabor City yam
market.
E. W. Fonvielle. market mana
ger. announced today that Sept
ember 10. had been set for the
opening of the sweet potato auc-
ton season here. Vans. the pro-
duct that gave Tabor City it's
Slogan Yam Capital of the
World" are expected to show
rather good yields this season.
Acreage is not expected to be
any greater than last season in
this area and the price average
at the moment is an unknown
quantity.
The local yam market will
have complete buying power n
in past season and Manager
Fonvielle invited potato growers
in the area to sell on the local
market.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
New FILA
Committeeman
Us Appointed

Evander c. Annette of Ri No
2, Chadbourn is the new member
of the Columbus County Commit.
tee for the Farmers Home Ad.
ministration. He will succeed
Hoyt c. Causey of Chadbourr
whose three year term expired on
June 80.
Annette Is married to the for
mer Rachel Strole of Chadbourn,
They are the parents of four
children - Charles I. 10. Gail 10
Helen s, and Glenn 2.
He is veteran of WWII hav-
ing served three years in the
army, beginning February 1912
Approximately one-half of this
time was - emit in the European
theatre of operations. Annette
has farmed ever since returning
from service. At the present time
he operates approximately 287
acres of farm land.
CISCO w. Jackson. local county
supervisor for FILA says that Mr.
Arnette'S practical experience
will enable him to make a rea'
contribution to the county com.
mittee's actions when they re,
view loan applications.
Serving with Annette during
the coming year viii be Johnnie
H. Peterson of Delco. N. c. ant
Ralph M. Jolly. of Tabor City
N. c.
There is a Farmers Home AID
ministration county committed
serving every agricultural coun
ty in the country. All loan appli
cations must be approved by tn,
committee before funds can BIZ
advanced. The committee alsC
helps the county supervisor adap
the agency's loan policies ant
services to local conditions.
The Farmers Home Admins
tration makes loans to farmers
to buy livestock and machinery
to finance annual operating
costs, to improve buildings and
fences. and to purchase land.
The Agency also lends money
to farmers or their non-profit
associations to establish and car
ry out approved soil and water
conservation practices. as well
as for installing and improving
irrigation and farmstead water
supply facilities.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
Changes Noted
In CT Bill
For Korea Vets

Due to a liberalization by re.
cent congressional action, a vet.
eran taking training under the
Korea CT Bill can now advance
from high school to college OF
from college to a graduate de.
gree in the same field, withou,
being charged with a change OF
course.
This was announced by II
Hugh Nance, Columbus COUNTY
Veterans Service Officer.
The veteran must continue tc
study in the same field and the
course taken previously must be
a prerequisite or one generally
required for entrance to the
more advanced course. if the ad
vancement is not to be counted
as a change of course.
In the past, a veteran who
made application for a training
program to include a bachelor
degree was charged with :
change of course if he later de
cided to go on for a masters de,
gree. The basic Korea CT Bill
permits veteran only one
change of course.
Nance said there is not retro
active provision in the new law
However, veterans who have
been denied a more advanced
program of study may re-entel
training in the advanced course
now if they request IL.
Veterans who failed to requeS
continuation of their training anC
have been out of training more
than IL months, may request re
entrance into the advanced
course. if they can show evidence
that their interruption of train
ing was due to conditions be
yOnd their control.
Further information and as
sistance may be obtained from
your County Veterans Service
Officer who is located in Court
house Whiteville, N. c.. or T
Farmy-Duval. District Officer
North Carolina Veterans Com
mission. 400 Murchison Build
ing. Post Office Box l742
Wilmington, North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
Wolfpack Beats
4evils 26-6
In Grid Opener

Tabor City's Red Devils could.
mt get started here Friday night
as they dropped the grid season
opener to their arch rivals from
Whiteville 1855.
The lopsided victory came as
- surprise to both Whiteville
and Tabor City fans.
Nhiteville was paced on the
offense by Gary Inman. Earl
Dutton and Marvin Tedder.
Nance. Inman. Tedder and Dut-
ton scored the Wolfpack tallies.
The lone Red Devil score
came of 59-yard run, longest
of the game, by neet-footed Leon
Fonvielle. The tally came in the
flval quarter.
Whiteville scored In every
quarter as they took advantage
of fumbles that set up several
scores.
Top defensive work for the
Devils was turned in by Tackle
Joel Hedgecoe, Guard Harold
Hughes. and Linebacker Jerry
SOles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09

September has been desiguat-
ed Mental Health" month b
Columbus County.
Sankey Robinson, former Re-
corder's Court judge practicins
Whiteville attorney, has beer
ND led chairman.
Membership in the Columbus
County Association for Mental
Health WILDE given to anyone
contributing one or more dol
lars to the campaign. Social
civic and business groups are
urged to participate 100 percent
in the campaign.
Small blue plastic canisters h
the shape Of bell will be plac-
edyh various places around the
county during the campaign
Persons desiring to mail theiI
contributions can send them to
Columbus County Association
for Mental Health, p. o. Boz
90, Whiteville, N. G.
Robinson, in urging citizens b
support the drive, noted ~
mental hospital patients from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
Town Board Has
Lig hf Session

Business was sparse last night
as the Tabor City Town Board
held its regular meeting
The Board agreed that a con-
centrated effort would be made
to collect delinquent taxes be-
ginning at the conclusion of the
current session of Superior
Court being held in Whiteville
Police officer Ted Watts will
again be in charge of the delin-
quent tax collections.
A survey for street lighting
was approved for Second ano
Third Streets as we'll as the new
residential development on Mac
D. Street.
1t was brief session attended
by Commissioners Willard
Wright, Phil Hughes, Kenneth
Ray and Waldo Woody. Mayor
Howard Harrelson presided.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
County Board Gives
Library More Funds

The Columbus County Boarc
of Commissioners came to the
rescue of the county library
Tuesday when they allocated ar
additional $4,000 for the year
Library Board Chairman Lloyo
Collier appeared before the boarc
and outlined the need for add
tional funds.
The request was made for tn,
funds following notification OF
the county board by the State
Library Board that North Caro-,
lima state funds would not be
allocated to Columbus County
this year. The county library has
been getting assistance from the
state since 1t was founded in
1916. State ALLEGATION in recen,
years have been about $4,000 an.
nually.
The State refused to make a
Columbus County ALLEGATION this
year because the librarian does
not hold a library science de-
gree. However, Miss Edna Creech
county librarian, has more than
rs years experience and the local
library board feels that she is
we'll qualified for the position
The county board of commission.
ers feel likewise and their allo.
cation Of new funds Tuesday was
In reality another vote of conf.
dence In Miss Creech.
With Miss Creech as librarian
the Columbus County Library
has consistently loaned more
book at less cost than any other
library in the state.
The new county funds will be
used to pay off a $1,000 indebted.
ness on the new bookmobile and
to help pay a helper for Miss
Creech. Some funds will also be
used for purchasing additional
new books.
This weeks ALLEGATION brings
to $4,000 the amount given tho
library by the county this year
The commissioner now in office
also built the new library build.
ing and equipped II as the II.
brary has made Its greatest pro,
sress since Its founding.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
Presents Pen For
So Years Service

Miss Minnie Louise Berry, So
year old veteran employee OF
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company, has established q 70
cord that almost certainly will
never be beaten.
Friday morning she was pre-
sented with a 50-year service
pin-first woman in the COM
pany's long history to have re-
ceived such an award.
The presentation was made
by w. Thomas Rice, president of
Atlantic Coast Line. And in
making the presentation, he
mentioned slight problem
caused by Miss Beery's pin a
ward.
He said, with a smile: 1.-THE
pins were meant to be worn in
the coat lapel. I am not sure
how a lady will wear it but I
know you will find a way"
Rice, too, made company hist
DRY in making the award. He
said. II feel very proud to be
the first president of the COM
pany to make such an award to
a lady employee"
Tall, silver-haired Miss Berry
proudly accepted the pin and
certificate Of service.
Miss Berry joined Coast Line
a stenographer in the purchas-
ing department at Wilmington
She is now secretary to asst.
purchasing agent, and plans to
retire at the end of this year.
President Rice also presented
a 50-year emblem to Herbert w.
Hewlett. Proudly watching the
ceremony was his 85-year old
mother, Mrs. Nora l.. Hewlett,
who retired is years ago after
81 years service. Hewlett Joined
Coast Line as a lad of Is as q
lwaybill assorter. He is now re-
audit clerk in the auditor reve-
nues office.
They join the roster Of nearly
1900 ACL employees who have
completed half-century OF
service in the company's 1875
year history.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
500 Voters Are In
Favor Of Hospital

Over 500 qualified voters
signed the petition last week for
establishing a hospital IN Tabor
City.
A large delegation from the
community is expected to ac-
company Ben L. Nesmith, Jr..
committee chairman. on the trek
before the Columbus County
Board of Commissioners to seek
their approval for hospital dis
trict. Contact of individuals to
attend the meeting is expected
to get underway omorrow.
Ralph Inman. chairman of the
land site. reported favorably on
the results of the survey.
Enthusiasm is mounting in the
community for establishment o.
the hospital and Harry DunaeaT
chairman of the local hospital
committee, reported that splen-
did effort was being made by all
concerned with the program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
DR.. Simpsons
Father Dies

J. Fred Simpson, 80, father
of DR.. Charles F. Simpson Of
this city, died at his home in
Atkinson Sunday.
Graveside services were held
Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Point
Caswell Cemetery by the Rev
Daniel Allen and the Rev. Mr.
Clark.
He is survived by his widow
the former Sarah Pridgen: four
sons. DR.. Simpson, c. D. Simp-
son, James F. Simpson, and
Julian F. Simpson. all Of Atk-
inson: one brother, w. F. Simp-
son, two sisters, Mrs. Graham
Bell, Mrs. Jim Mobiles and one
grandson, all Of Atkinson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
Red Devils Will
Be Idle Friday

The Red Devil tilt with Shall
lotte, originally slated for Fri
day, September IL, has been
postponed until October 9.
A switch in plans was an
nounced today by Coaches Ber-
mey Stevens and John Small.
The Devils will be idle this
week but will return TO the fir
ing line next week when they
play host to strong Massey
Hill eleven.
Only one Red Devil sustained
any injuries in the Friday night
encounter with Whiteville. Joel
Hedgecoe suffered leg injury
and has missed practice sessions
so far this week. He is expected
TO be in top shape when the
Devils encounter Massey Hill.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-09
Coast Line Claim
Group Holds Meet

The semi-annual Wilmington
district OF Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Claim Prevention meet
ing was held here Friday with
s. F. Averitt of Tabor City a:
chairman.
Progress in Claim Proven
ton Is Our First Objective" wa:
the title Of an address made by
local station agent Averitt.
N. d. Graham. agent at Halls
boro. gave the invocation.
A panel discussion was mod
Grated by Averitt and included
panel members II. F. Harris
freight claim agent OF Whining
ton: c. F. Bell. assistant freight
claim agent. Wilmington: M. w
Gore. assistant freight claim
agent. Wilmington; w. r. Pope,
supervisor F. L. & d prevention
Wiliming.5n. J. NJ. Perry. super
intendent Wilmington district
II. J. Jones. freight agent. Wilm
ington. N. c.; and p. M. Lancas
ter, commercial agent. Whining
ton. N. c.
A film. "In Your Hands" wa,
shown following a general dis
cussion period.