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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

A ZONE OF A KIND" property that
pra t r. S S zoninF That sO NAV y
zoned industrial. over 10000 50
It. sitting between 2 busy high
ways and adjoining other com.
mercial-industrial activities, Seven
large 60-ft. high SILOS which are
adaptable for q number of uses
Has o large warehouse and q raj
spur directly into the yard. Sewer
water and EVERYTHING This Il
q real GASSER!l! First time Of.
fered at S8S.000, and II your op.
Grafton lends itself to this prop.
erty, you'll grab It'll Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP, 7-S40C
AN IDEAL LOCATION for any in.
dustrial purpose. Will sell $4,000
50. IT. completely level and fenced
or will sell additional $4,000 50
It. with once, shop and ware.
house. Railroad siding, sewer anc
water; Just listed! Exclusively
KENILWORTH INTERCHANGE -
$4,000 50. It. Of level. light indus
trial ground; includes large house
and new Butler-type building;
water In. sewer approved. A real
bargain ct 90c SO. It.
A. M. Roth Co., RE. 1880
KENsINGTON-Bidg., 76x5O, piul
once; lot, $1,000 50. It. Priced
for quick sale. JU. 9-7649.
WANTED TO RENT-7,O0O 10 TO-,
600 so. it.. in D. c., or nearby
area. HEARN INSULATION &
IMPROVEMENT CO.. HU. 3-6400
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FARMS

A COOL SPOT in the Blue Ridre
near Bluemont, Va; 4-room house,
large 2-story barn, suit. as 4
club or can be converted into an
other mouse; beautiful lawn and
trees, about 3 acres (more acre
age svaii: % pvt. good roads and
CLOSE 70 D. c.: $8,950. terms. ia.
BEEF CATTLE-w. VA.
800 acres. 175 acres cleared and
Giuable: 1.acre lake, on hard I'd.
Excel. y.rm. mod. house. lge. barn
and other bldgs.; priced $50. 500.
81 ACREs-W. VA.
Lovely home sites. 10 acres
cleared. cleo. 2 streams. one well
ano springs on property: on hard
n Eop ro. Lovely panormaic view.
re mrs. 70 D. c. Price. $4,000.
L. R. W1GFIELD, NO. 7 1923
A SMALL FARM WANTED to lease
% rent in Prince Georges County,
MARYLAND, with good house and
20 sTpacSo sk RaTn or will share crop.
~ O~OOO4s
CHARLES H. JAMESON
40 ACRES jacksonville EST
house. 2 Ice. liV. rms. W/firepl',
fully equipped modern kit, u bath
baths, full attic, part partial e6 bsmt,''
h.-w.h., 2-car garage, Ice. morse
barn, huge corn barn, ideal loca-
ton, excellent panoramic view, 20
miles D. c.. $4,000. V cash.
Z7o-acre. stock or dairy farm, 8.
nm. main house w/furnace, bath.
mod. kit, 2 5-rm. tenant houses
D. c. dairy barn, silos, maternity
barn. misc. bldgs., quite fertile
land traverSed BY lge. stream. sew
eral tributaries, IN mile hard
road frontage In Sugar Loaf
Mountain area. $3.50 per acre,
1s5-Scre Frederick Co. dairy farm
30.cow barn w/cleaner. silos, sos
100 barn, S-rm. center-hall house,
modern kit, bath, all bldgs. newly
painted, lake. stream. 35 acres
blue grass, 10 acres wooded, bal
crop, mile frontage Route Is and
other rds: l6 miles N. Freder-
lex. leased $3.50 per mo-, $40. 900
1S7 acres. .e-rm. house. sO-cov
barn, silo, lge. stream, frontage 2
rds., adjacent B&0 Railroad. near
PEPCO at Dickerson, $3.50 per q
20 acres, S-rm. house, bath, oil
heat. mod. kit, 4 bedrms., tiled
floor. full attic. full bsnt., horse
barn, stream, orchard, garden,
woods, bal. grass, 81 mi. D. c.,
S23, 900. terms, $4,000 cash.
80 acres, S-rm. center.hail house
water, cleo. 30x60 barn, new g.
car garage, 3 acres wooded, bal
crop and grass, streams. new I'd,
miles Acc, Germantown. S32,-
2SS acres. 7-rm. prs-ciyil War
brick mansion, fully mod, nicelv
bldgs., streams, 35 acres wooded
bal. grass, near dual highway. &c
mi. D. c., $3.50 per acre.
Jamestown, 10 acres on Rte. 20, 8.
rm. house. bath, oil h.w.-h., new
ONCE bldg, misc. bldgs., good sub.
division potential. S74, 900. terms
8 acres, 3-bedrm Cape Cod, bull
80, mod. kit. liv. rm., dinette
heat, $4,000, terms $500 cash
CHARLES H. JAMESON, REALTOE
CHARLES ELo1N. pI. eos$7S
ERVEN BUTT, Pc. 2-2206
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STROUT
.CATALOG-Free

Bigger than everl 14s pages, $500
bargains described, SO States,
coast-to-coast; farms, eqpd, and
uneqpd.; homes for summer use,
retirement, etc. furn'd and I'M
furn'd; boarding houses, motelS,
resorts, stores, ETC., ETC.; pictures
galore; many with low down pay
ments; & easy terms. SO years
service. WORLDS LARGEST!
BUY and SAVE through STROUT
REALTY, 113S-N Woodward Bldg !,
Washington. ST. 3-37S4.
URGENTLY NEED farm Of 75-I00
high, rolling acres; suitable for
horses, and house with all modern
facilities: prefer Middleburg or
Leesburg area: price must be
based on today's market, not fu-
ture. speculation: should be near
hard-top road, have $4,000 cash.
excel. references, please wriAe,
furnishing all details 70 Route B,
Box 64S, Fairfax We.
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BUSINESS PROP. F0R REM

BAILEYS CROSSROADS - Across
from new shopping center. Land
on long or short term lease
WEISSBERG BROS. REALTY,
ia. 5-0606.
BALTIC. BLVD, Rte, Germ.
Bungalow, suit. offlces, lease resp.
tenant. Vac. WO. 6-3S16.
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10 UNITS
Modern building, featuring 10 Q.
bedrm. and z 1-bedrm apis. Modest
rents: superb location, l block 70
shopping ctr: bus at door; on
street parking. Price, S133,500.
For details, Call Mr.. MeGinis, To,
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES
5 UNITS-S29,5OO; l-bedrm. apt,
modern bldg. Tenants pay ali
utils. Yearly income, $4,000. S.
600 cash. OWNER. RA. 3-6217,
4 UNITS. S.
Modern brick apt. bldg, all Q bed
rm. units, tenants pay gas, cleo.
and heat. Always rented. Little
expense to owner.
10 UNIT-TAKOMA PIX.
Cor. brick apt. bldg. over $4,000
annual income, only 5 yrs. old.
Owner must SELL NO reas. cfer
IA UNITS. S.
Modern 3-yr. -old bldg. with Q and
3-bedrm. units. Excel, income
Many excel. features.
% UNIT-N.W.
5-yr. -old bldg. in excel. NV. loca-
ton. All 1-bedrm. units. Approx.
S24, 900 annual income, carpeted
Railways, beaut. lobby. Sell OF
Is UNIT-N.W.
$4,000 down, balance in one trust.
Here's q real opportunity. l,
and 3-bedroom units; income car
be greatly increased. Only S140,-
600.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
JU. 9-1103 REALToR
6.UNIT APT, Sc; near Boiling
Field; good investment; reas.
terms. d.. 7-650O.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
BRENTWOOD
REAL ESTATE WANTED

a BUYER. cash today or will sell,
rent for you Free appraisal VIII.
6-1970. DICKEY'S. AP 7-s0SO
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
RENTAL PROPERTY NEEDED-To
lately and for service Of your
satisfaction stop in at our once,
1903 N. Capitol st. or call OSCAR
MAR REALTY CO., DU. 7-1130.
Since 1885 we have had ali the
properties that we could handle
but right now we are limited ON
Salable property and land Of all
types. We pay cash direct to you,
sell or lease, Quick services D. C.
and nearby Md.
STROUP REALTY CO, RA. R-87O0
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Cool, Pleasant
TiOpa County

11Oga county
A little wooded valley Of your own
with Q burbling, trickling, brawl-
ing, placid trout stream whisper
ing and shouting its way past
pretty campsites. Hunt, fishl
rest. IA acres. $3.50.
Excellent beautifully situated dairy
farm suitable also for beef OF
sheep. 230 acres: $50 produce
tive fields, 80 pasture. bal. wood.
land with some ash, maple and
cherry saw timber. Bright, cheer.
full modern home. Good barn
Paved road. Price, S15,760
Complete equipment can hG
bought at bargain price.
STEVENS, Realtors, Gaines, Pa
PHI: Galeton 6269-Jl
DAMASCUS-5O acres, nice home;
Rte. No. los: ideal investment
prop; ask S34 900. Terms. PAUL
H. LABTERBACH g. CO., REAL
TORS, UN. 4-S533.
FARM WANTED, Prince oeorgei
Co., UN. 1854.
FOR RENT-Small Virginia farm;
II acres adjacent town: paved
road; 3-bedrm. house; cleo. hot
1,500-gal. htpr well, Jet pump;
can irrigate: $46 mo. BOX .267
Silver Spring. Md 10. o.4370
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HOWARD E.
TALBERT

DEALE, MD. Univ. 7-2002
BREEZY POINT BEACH-Beautiful
bay view, large house, well
equipped, firepl,, 2 bedrms. and
dorm, 2 porches Handicapped
grounds. By OWNER. Call OIL.
R-ROR6
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GEO. w. ROBERTSON

Owner-Builder-
ON PROPERTY DAILY
BETHESDA OFFICE
1895 Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-2123
Bethesda, Md.
Prop. Phone. Pr. Frederick 2ss-W-11
GOLDEN BEACH-Large level lot,
"a #. on PatuXent River, sandy
beach, beautiful view. on paved
road. MA. 2-0l54.
BAY - Parcel 20
lots: beautiful view, also year
around ranch style 2-bedroom
home, ia acres; Handicapped
water front. Call 30I AL. 7-22S7,
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RICHLAND ACRES

Most beautiful / to 5-acre home
airport locations Is miles from
Chain Bridge on Rte. 7 (Lees-
burg pike in Fairfax and Lou
Dc =: Counties; 2 miles west OF
Dranesville, Va. Lakes, streams
wooded and cleared. Drive out
and see the "a custom-built com.
pleted homes in this restricted
community. Low prices. low taxes
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POTOMAC HILLS, VA.
LOTS OF LOTS

LOTS OF LOTS
Beautiful, level. wooded lots with
curb and gutter, sewer and water,
finished street; In the Chain
Bridge area, 2 mi. from d. C. and
! mi. from CHA and Memorial
hwy. interchange: priced reas. .
easy terms. Call REYNOLDS CON-
STRUCTION CORP, ia. 7-6525.
POTOMAC HUNT-A near spec
tacular view Of the river, with
frontage on Potomac, Watts
Branch Greek and River rd.,. with
direct small boat access to the
river; 80 acres, partly cleared,
large oaks. .poplars, rhodendrums
and mountain laurel for beautiful
estate or top subdivision. All
engineering included. Call Mr..
Moran, OIL. 2-773S. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES, INC. OIL.
POWDER MILL RID. AREA--AL-
MOST SIX ACRES. In the heart
Of superior residential area.
Long road frontage-perfect for
homes, churches, schools, etc. This
ore is ripe! I Exclusive with
ROWERQ nRnC AID y RAnn
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACC0KEEK, Md q, on hard
road, ,slashed to 81, 800 for QuicI
sac; beautiful building site. FREE
STATE PROPERTIES, AP. 7-l268
ACCOkEEK-5 acres and up; some
peaut. sites overlooking Potomac
MIS-. Colt. BU, 3-2434, FORTIN
REALTY. 10. 10000.
ARMY MAP SERVICE-63xI8I;
close in; $4,000. o. 6-aRan-.
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NEAR CAMP MEADE and N. s. A
100 acres, So cleared, including
mod. 2-bedrm. masonry ram. with
enclosed porch and double garage;
also, 10-rm. tenant house, large
barn, chicken houses and other
outbuildings; complete farm equip. :,
tractor, etc. Located on hard.
surface I'd. within z mi. Of Camr
Meade. Anne Arundel County, Nd
An excel: buy. Call or write
PROPERTY & INDUSTRY CO.
ORDlNATOES. INC, 4319 Hamil.
ton st., Hyattsville, Md. AP
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

HOUSEHOLD STORAGE - Short
lease: 5,000-7,000 90. It. Gail
MRS. WAYS, NO. 1885.
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OLNEY, MD.-Beautiful 2-acre lots
on paved streets, some wooded.
Call Mr.. Powell, WA. 4-4736.
SLIGO REALTY. REALTORS
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immediate occupancy. Nice garden
: peartng production. Over 1-acre
lot, beautiful trees and shrubbery
Older home In tiptop condition
Exposed beams In living room:
fireplace with Heatlator. Large
large ding room, farm size mod.
ern Kitchen. foyer entrance. Home
for period furniture. Already q.
nanced. Priced only S23.50O,
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KELLER-WOODMOOR
PRESENTS

$50 ACRES with excellent 3-bedrm.
2-tile-bath house, nicely restored
Lush bluegrass pastures: long road
and creek frontage; adequate farm
buildings. Excellent buy ct $685.
900, 29qo cash required. The
bluegrass sod will pay for thii
farm.
30s-ACRE ESTATE, 25 miles from
D. C. line; 12-room brick ant
modern swimming pool, bath
house, 8 modern tenant houses
and complete set Of modern dairy
age. The buildings cannot be du.
plicated for the asking price Of
1910, 600. The house with SO
acres can be purchased for S1l0,.
900, Cash required above Isl
mortgage.
We have other farms, estates and
lisMngs: What are your needs?
Call John r. Hall Sunday, Pooles-
vile, Diamond 9-256l; weekdays
w: 5.7100. CHESTER KELLER
WoODMOoR AGENCY CORP.
LEESBURG. TOWN LIMITS - Il
acres; lQ:rm. stone and frame
house; Ia baths; remodel, sub.
divide; $4,000. H. e. BRUCE
PL. 9-231S. Herndon 142-J-3.
NO: 1 HWY.-70O It.. mr.. Fred.
o he . a. q RIM CO. q
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STORE AND DWELLING
1907 9TH ST. NV.

WASH. LOAN Z TRUST BR.
300 F ST. NV. ST. $4,000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. store. Neal
new Woodward and Lothrop store
Low rent. Suit. for children'l
store, saving and loan ONCE, hard.
ware or novelty store.
PRESS REALTY CORP
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Benton of
Loris were Thursday guests of
Mr.. and rms. T. f. Smith.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26
Disabled WWI
Vets Eligible
or Pension

II. Hugh Nance. Columbus
County Veterans Service Offic-
er stated today that a veteran
with active service during World
War | who becomes permanent
ly and totally disabled for rea-
sons not traccablc to his service
in the Armed Forces may be
entitled to pension.
He must have been discharg-
ed under conditions other than
diShonorablc after minimum
of 80 days of service. unless dis
charged sooner for disa bility
incurred in line of duty.
The pension is payable only
If the veterans income does not
exceed Sl,400 a year without
dependents, or S2,700 if he is
married or has a minor child.
The monthly rate is S66.l5
which is increased TO S78.75
after 10 years or when the vet
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26

helped. Nurses began to say pat
tents were easier TO handle af-
ter his visits. Anethetists report.
ed that surgical patients. were
more calm, and doctors them
selves began saying the man had
a magic that they could not un.
derStand.
1t was not long before DR..
Young was being called into
consultation on difficult cases
asked to attend conferences
where physicians and nurses dis
cussed patients. and requested to
give his impression of those who
showed obvious emotional symp.
toms. Within iX months he was
addressing classes of medical
students on chaplain's work as
member of the healing team.
Naturally. there were disap-
pointmcnts as well as successes
in those early day just as there
are today, but little by little The
techniqueS were developed. the
work progressed. and the place
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26

ter If we survey what industries we
now possess and strive to make them
bigger and better.
Granger Block Company has made
remarkable progress in the short span
OF about nine years through the bust
ness acumen of its owner. But its a
natural observation that the more
business done by Grainger's the more
people will be employed and the
greater the annual payroll. Thus, it
behooves us to keep in mind our bust
neSses and industries at all time. Boost
them when you get an opportunity
the boost you give may well be re-
Elected in your own earnings.
We congratulate Granger Block
Company on their fine record of
quality products plus excellent, eff
flcient service. 1t is a home-owned
industry that proves an asset to Tabor
City and the surrounding communi-
ties.
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0Continued From Page 6)
the Hospital for its work in re-
ligious therapy are accepted by
DIR. 4ouneg and his associates
with great appreciation but he
recalls that back in 1916 when
ne began his efforts, there was
a great deal of skepticism on the
part of many as to the value of
his program. The chaplaincy of
a hospital at that time carried
lc importance and no pres
tige among scminarians or in
The religious field generally. And
the doctors politely elbowed him
aside when visiting their pat
tents. As they became accustom-
ed to seeing him around, some
would ask il he had saved anv
souls recently or how the SKY
pilot was feeling but there
seemed to be little serious CON
Sideration of his potential value
asa help to the patients. Gradu-
ally. however. this changed rs
IL became evident that his work
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26
M. J. Richardson
OF Nichols Is Dead

Marion j. Richardson, 40, died
in a Loris Hospital at 400 a. m
Friday after short illness.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at Live
Oak Baptist Church with the
Rev. Dayton Fowler and Rev
Roland Lee officiating. Burial
was in Princeville Cemetery.
Mr.. Richardson was born in
Horny County March %, 1910
son OF. the late Arnie X. and
Cora Goodwin Richardson. He
was a member of Live Oak Bap-
fist Church.
Mr.. Richardson was twice
married, first to the former Miss
Thel Stanley, who died in 1914
His second marriage was to the
former Mrs. Dulah Futrill Todd.
who survives.
Surviving the first union are
three daughters, Mrs. Jack Blan-
ton of Columbus, Miss, Mrs.
Eva Lee Best and Miss Martha
Florence Richardson of Wilm-
ington; son, NJ. Jason Richard
son Of Newport News, Va.
Surviving the second union
are three daughters. Miss Betty
Fay Richardson, Miss Margaret
Ann Richardson and Miss Kathy
Lynn Richardson of Nichols:
two stcpdaughterS, Mrs. Mary
Louis Best of Wilmington and
Miss Lucille Todd of Nichols
one stcp-Son. Billy Todd OF
Nichols.
Also the Stcpmother Mrs. A
K. Richardson of Aynor; two
brothers Ebert Richardson of
Conway and J. p. Richardson of
LoriS: four half-brothers, Tho
mas Richardson of Centenary
John Preston Richardson OF
Latta, II. w. Richardson of Mar
ion, N. G., and Clyde Richardson
of boriS; five half-siSters, Mrs
j. K. Fowler of Loris, Mrs. Fred
RADON and Miss Bessie Richard
son OF Aynor; Mrs. Bobby Nc
Manus of Rock Hill and Mrs
Richard Packard of Duluth
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26
Fishing Rodeo
Offers $4,000
In Cash Prizes

More than $4,000 in cash is
grand prizes in the 1859 Grand
Strand Fishing Rodeo of South
Carolina.
Plans for the prize money
distribution and the award OF
] 500 certificates were complet-
cd this week at a meeting of the
fishing rodeo committee of the
Greater Myrtle Beach Chamber
of Commerce.
The Grand Strand fishint
tournament extends from Labor
Day through Thanksgiving. 1t is
open to pier, surf and small
boat, and deep sea fishermen in
5O-milc area extending from
the North Carolina line through
PawleyS Island, S. c. There is
no fee for entering fish in the
rodco.
A $3.50 grand prize is offered
for the largest fish caught from
one of the IL participating
Grand Strand piers during the
l3-week rodeo. The piers ar,
located at Cherry Grove Beach
Ocean Drive Beach, Crescent
Beach, Windy Hill Beach, Myr-
tie Beach, SurfSidc Beach. Gar
den City Beach. and Pawleys
Island. All rodco cash prizes are
also offered for the largest
catChS in the pier division.
The rodco will award a S225
grand prize for the top catch in
the deep sea division. Partici-
pating party boats are located
at Little River. Ocean Drive
Beach, and Murrclls Inlet.
Surf and small boat fishermen
will be angling for a 5000 grand
prize in this division. Weighing
stations for surf and small boat
catches are located at various
establishments throughout the
entire Grand Strand.
Cash prizes IN the weekly
competition for a l3-wcek per-
iod will total S2,l45. These
prizes include SITS for each Of
the three divisions of the Grand
Strand Rodeo. Each week. tn,
prize offerings will total Sl95
In addition to the cash prizes
the Grand Strand Rodeo offers
1900 certificates of awards for
the best catches in the weekly
and grand prize competition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Benton of
Loris were Thursday guests Of
Mr.. and rms. T. F.. Smith.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26
eran reaches age IS.

eran reaches age IS.
Veterans who are entitled &c
pension and who are so helpless
as to need the regular aid and
attendance OF another person
may be eligible for the top pen
sion payment of Sl35.45 per
month. This rate may not al
ways apply when the veteran is
being hospitalized by Va or i.
receiving VA homiciliary care
For assistance in applying for
this pension contact your Coun-
ty Service Officer who is locat-
ed in Courthouse, Whiteville, N.
c. or T. Formy-Duval, District
Officer, North Carolina, Veter-
ans Commission, 400 Murchison
Building, Wilmington, North
Carolina.
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Editorials .
LET'S LOOK HOMEWARD


Realization that Granger Block
Company is an industry with 20 per-
sons employed and pouring $4,000
annually into the economy of this area
should make us look homeward more
Gotten.
The obvious subject for discussion
in this part of North Carolina has been
procurement of new industry. Every-
one dreams of the day some industri-
alist will rather matter-of-factly note
that he is moving a five million dollar
plant into small community. Dreams
nave come true in some North Caro-
lima communities but the possibilities
OF it happening often are always re-
mote
1t would seem logical that we must
ind the answer to industry within
our respective communities. Rather
than sit on what look to us like laureIs
and wait, the approach might be bet
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26

OF the chaplain on the healing
team was an accepted fact.
Today. Reid Holmes, admins
traitor of the Hospital. credits
the departments outpaticnt coun-
selling with an amazingly effec-
tive job of preventive medicine
and declares this pastoral care
program is the finest thing we
do.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26

Those attending a birthday
dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Davis Jr. of Darling
ton wer Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Grice. willard Grice. of Pire-
way. Miss Shirley Gricc, Miss
Jane Grice of Wilmington, and
Pvt. Davis Griee of Forf Jack
son. The birthday dinner was
to honor Lonnie Grice of Pre-
way.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis Jr.
and children of Darlington. Mr..
and Mrs. Lonnic Grice, and vii
lard Grice of Pircway spent the
week end with Miss Shirley
Grice, and Miss Lura Jane Grice
of Wilmington.
Gary Smith. and David Smith
of Tabor City spent the week
end with their grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. I. f. Smith of Pre-
way.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26
Summer Crime
Wave Hasn't
Made The Grade

From the crime angle il
couldn't be tobacco season:
Police Chief Jesse r. Barker
said this week that things had
been mighty quiet" with only
the normal speeding and public
drunkenness cases.
Ordinarily by this time during
tobacco season the crime wave
is IN full swing. But thus far no
homicidcS, theftS or other major
crimes have occurred here.
I'm crossing my fingers and
Knocking on wood" said the
Police Chief.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26
TOWN TO BE SPRAYED

The Town Of Tabor City VIII
be sprayed Monday ut 8 D. m.
IL weather permits with equip
ment coming from WhitevilIe
announced town officials today.
The town wide spraying Is
being done IN campaign
against insects.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26

Mimi; and three grandchildren
Pallbearers were Cliff Todd
ID. Todd, c. B. Heniford, l.. C
Marlowe, Gene Graham, Gar
land Hudson and Pink Spivey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26
Garden Club States
Monday Work Sbot

The Tabor City Garden Club
will hold a Work Shop Monday
at 1 p. m. in the home of Mrs
NJ. c. Thompson on Orange ST.
The subject for the afternoon
will be "Tcrrariums."
All members are urged 10 at
tend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. -. T. BoZcman
Of Grisstown spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Gricc.