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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-13
Easing Up On
Planned In
Route Is Project

contract for tile reconstruction
and relocation Of 4 % miles Of y S
Route u from epronses Corner
south d Willis Nj fountain va
awarded III tha State Highway
Commission dun nF the first week
u January
The Howard l.anial Company Of
fac5imond law bidder At S305 2o1
lol' ihe project III Buckingham
comfy was awarded the contract
III Richmond cempanv was also
low bidder with s36 .994 entry for
aS miles of grading and hard sun
facing rnls construction Of 1 bridge
over Deep Creek OH slate Route go
IN Povhatan county.
AithoHgh tie new section Of Route
f5 III Buckngham viii closely paral
III the present route. plans can for
~ leasing up on some Of the
more binding curves.
The sharp carve jast north Of the
Kyanite Mining Company will be
eliminated Another major reloca-
uon point is the entry of the high
way INTO the Sprouses Corner inter
section. Plans call for gradual
curve into the heavily travelled
junction instead of the present right
angle curve which twists into the
intersection.
Right OF Way ARRANGEMENTS for
fhe four nile-plns project are num-
erouS. but only one building stands
drectly in the path Of the new road
That is one and a half story
frame dwelling owned by U e. and
Meillll s. Hartley This building
htch Is The FIRST white frame house
Oh The LEFT side Of the present road.
south from Sp.ouSes stands di
rectly In the center Of the planned
~ loot pavement
In SDrOuses CT. ncr. The CONNER
cal establishment known as jim
mics Restaurant barely missed the
path Of NV neW hiahMay The res-
iavrant Building IL located Just ore
foot to the left Of the right Of way
pr the neW hiahway heading north
MA l5
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-13
Good Use Planned

Jones plans 70 use His woodlands
as sort Of a bank to educate his
children which includes three girls
and a boy. The two oldest daughter
are Juniors at Buckingham Central
High School and their interest ii
agricultural enterprises is shown by
the excellent work they have &C
complished with Hereford cattle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-13

buckingham team.
After tbs weeks t~o games, nine
more remain on the Buckingham
Central varsity schedllc- Two Of
tAe remaining Minc Games are With
non laaene opponents FluVanna
and Amherst. both are way
games
The Buckingham squad Is com
posed 81 Don Reardon and Allen
Holloway al iieh. forward: Buckv
Fails and Charlie Heath. left for
wdrd position Cecil Huddleston
and Pete Mill@ at center Fl d
Eldgins. Garland Swartz and Lin
wood Thomas at right guard with
Donnie DAVIS and Charles Baber at
daft guard
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-13

divorces also n-ailed the 1857 fig-
ire. Only Il divorces were re-
corded in 1853
June. the traditional month for
WEDDINGS. tied with AUGUST with
eight licenses being issued. Feb
ruary and July with seven each
were second IL the number issued
with September and November
each registering SIX.
Five licenses we're issued II
May four III March, and three III
October. December showed that
year-end drag with only two being
issued in the county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-13

Two big game are On fap for
the Buckingham Bac
they meet AppomsttoN
league tilt, and Bgun- VIE uatapt
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
MOVE IN THE
RIGHT DIRECTION

Greeley Long, Superintendent of
Schools in Brunswick County, is to be
commended for adoption of Career
Day" program.
The program is designed to give
Junior and senior students an oppor-
tunity to hear not only about rewards
in various professions but to become
acquainted with the problems
Career Day" gives students the
needed chance to think about their
future. Undoubtedly it leaves a few
students in doubt but for the most
part it motivateS them and arouses
interest in higher education.
We hope Brunswick County schools
will make this a permanent affair.
Certainly there is everything to be
gained and nothing to lose.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
MIXED EMOTIONS

One must view the recent Dis
tinguished Service Award banquet by
the Jaycees with mixed emotions.
We find ourselves in accord with
the decision that no award should be
given if a worthy recipient is unavail-
able. To tender awards at random for
the sake of giving an award is folly
and tends to cheaper the act.
Not many groups would have cour-
age to claim no winner when a ban
quet was held for the specific purpose
of honoring a winner. We find this
courage refreshing.
On the other hand it is with sadness
that we view the plight of young men
in the community. 1t is difficult to
realize that not one single individual
contributed that extra effort that pro-
ildeS the dividing line between those
who trod along the shopworn path
and those who show initiative and a
greater sense OF responsibility.
Already the picture is brighter for
1859 as number of young men are
showing greater willingness to as
sumo responsibilities for the progress
of the town.
The future of the town is often
vested in the wisdom of the older
men and the energy and enthusiasm
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
Carers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

BANK Again had the pleasure of attending the Wacca-
week While we hold bank have attended this gath
hs regularly for many and find inspiring
ing IL Is meeting that climb in bust
ness and progress of a fine banking chain
Again this like the past that we know
e oank showed gain in number Of depositors,
vi ioey ProtS surplus and in general
Then to emphasize the growth the organization
St os s announced at the meeting the approval by
o'ae Banking Commission of branch bette
serve the Riegel Paper Company employees
WINE no oank and no other firm has 100
financial institution anywhere and as far as we are
TABOR City is fortunate organization handling
the money business of the community.
We certainly them continued posres in everv
phase of the operation
~ JAYcEES The Junior Chamber Commerce in Burlington
IN ~ certainly tackled project ago They
were telling US about Monday night when we spoke
at their annual Bosses Night DSA BANQUET
several years they needing make some money
NOV, ,, gin" c"no man who had two tobacco allot-
"' ne "aS! gong to plant The 10
nave the allotment and to furnish plants and fertilizer ~
~ he | ne 'yeeeS Were to 90 all the work The
70 De spit $3.50 They tackled the money-ang project ON that
oa and all Of them being boys you can imagine the tro
eS eey nae It's scream To- hear
tobacco harvesting trying grade and tie j.. and
getting 10 market sold the two acre ron h
exactly $3.50 This two checks for s275 aah
gong to the club the other o he landowner ' viz
But the landowner had watched sweat and to, f tho
JayceeS through the 49,, - "ie
to keep his half money He mailed the cbe b, eait
been realized ~ ''o crop haort
As token of their appreciation the landowner tho 1
o one Oh the tobacco leaves it bronzed ~, s+;
valued possession of the loaned his land 10 49,.
Gees for most unusual project " Jay
VANS: The N. {. Association has I,urcbd =. ,
ouShe Fer Acre project at Goldboro wv
sections G yam yle4d per acre in the growing
W. ,hn e l'e Tree trips will be the winners
we mink the Tabor City fine cbspoo -. ''ietS
80 S Cotpeuon ana we are hopeful that number nS b
bono ~ eet potato growers will do best to take Ton
nonors The kandee variety, makjng bio ~ e Top
that So T, tsh Welding variety and good chance
of Kandee. - ' " championship yield
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
CP&L To Send
Tar Heel Youth
To Atomic Meet

CarolI.I FowC- {; Light Com
pany Will sponsor North Caro-
lima high school science student
and teacher al the first national
Youth Conference on the Atom
in Atlantic City April 3O-May /
The student and teacher will
be given an expenSe-free triy
TO the conference by CP&L. The
winner will be chosen from a.
mong participants representing
.CP&L'S North Carolina servic,
area in the district science fair:
to be held in early Spring.
The n. c. Department of Pub.
lie instruction and the n. c
Academy of Science have ex.
pressed support of the program
The State Science Teachers AS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
Heart Group
Names Public
Education Head

Mr.. Allen Price will bt in
charge of public information
and education about heart dis
ease. il was announced today by
Mrs. Luther MCarcS. chairman
of the newly formed Columbus
County Heart Committee.
One of the aims Of the local
Heart group, which is affiliated
with the North Carolina and
American Heart Association. is
to inform the public about the
hopeful side of heart disease"
said Mrs. MeareS. despite the
alarming increase in the numb
ierS of people who are being
stricken by heart and blood YES
sci diseases, and in the rate of
deaths from these diseases. heart
research has led TO some Signi-
IfICant advances in treatment"
Perhaps the most important
advances of all have been made
IN the field of surgery. Parents
who once felt despair when told
their child had been born with
a defective heart. now know
that practically every hear,
malformation may be corrected
by surgery. Mrs. Meares added
To bring hopeful facts such as
these to pubic attention will be
the job Of Mrs. Price and she
will also be responsible for pub
licIzing the activities of our new
Heart Committee.
u One of the methods to be used
in reaching the public will be
Through Speakers Bureau
Physicians and other profession
al workers will be enlisted e
speak on such topics as modern
treatment for various forms OF
heart and blood vessel diseases
the rehabilitation of heart patti
entS, and what is known abou'
prevention. They will be avail
able for civic groups. Those who
would likt speaker for a group
should notify Mrs. Price.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

Isociation has been asked to con-
tact teachers and students on
the local level.
ThoSs interested In competing
for the honor may obtain add
tional information from the
opal office nearest them.
Between 400 and 500 young
/ science students from all parts
of the country will attend the
conference, which is designed to
encourage the study of science
and TO give teacher and student
alike a firsthand look at the
peaceful uses of the atom.
Conference-goers will hear
addresses by such experts as
John A. McCone, chairman of
the Atomic Energy Commission.
and Charles E. Robbins, head of
the Atomic Industrial Forum.
They will see atomic displays
and make tours of establish
mentS where atomic power is
used for peaceful purposes, "a
mong. them the generation of
electricity.
CPgL is already participating
in a project to bring the IIrst
atom-produced electricity to the
Southeast. 1t is a meglber of the
Carolina Nuclear Power AsSoci-
ateS. Inc, which is developing
an atomic power plant at Parr
Shoals. s. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
by Reynolds Knight


NEW YORK, Jan. 5-Like the
Atlas orbiting the bridge
the missile gap" that existed
between the United States AMI
Russia year ago, the nation )
economy scared into new high
strata as 1859 rolled in.
U. 5. production, steadily
picking up speed during the last
half of the year, rose TO within
four points OF its pTg-rCCCsslJn
peak of August, 1857. and at
years end was two points higher
than at the close OF 81.
And, as Atlas portends more
space conquestS, the 1858 bust
ness comeback points to a new
and exciting phase of the econ
omy. Gross national product,
faltering after soaring past the
SiOO-Oil!iou marx in 1855, once
again sets its signs on new
peaks. BY the end of 1859, GIMP
should reach the threshold of a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. economy.
Viewing 1858 in retrospect, it
was a year marked by slump at
the beginning and recovery at
the end a year of bad and
good months for the keystone
auto mobile industry a
year OF bad and good months
for building -. year Of level
ing off in industrial spending for
plants and equipment o year
Of under-capaclty operations Tor
steel and a year of new
records for retail sales. for in
veStment. and for saving.
RAPID RECOVERY - AL
though many consumers defer
red purchases of automobiles
and other durableS during the
1878 slump, there was a
bright side TO the instaIment
credit picture.
There was never any doubt
as TO the judgement and integ-
rity of the average time buyer,
and repayment for earlier pur-
ChaSCs continued. as always. on
a sound basis" according to the
head OF the nations largest con-
sumner and industrial financing
firm.
Now, says Arthur D. Dietz
president of c. !. T. Financial
Corporation. some of the back
log demand" from the SlumJ
will be added to other purchases
to swell total credit extension.
for 1859. Rapid recovery from
the recession and the surge
the economy toward the peak.
of the l96O's will make 1859 "a
very good year for consumers
and business" he adds.
L. S. consumers in 1859 will
use record S42.5 billion of in
stalment credit, including some
1852 billion for automobile pur-
chases, Dietz predicts.
RUBBER BOUNCES BACK
The rubber industry, bouncing
out OF its 1858 dip, will resume
its 1ong-term growth pattern
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
Behind The Scenes

-Iuugn 1850. III the opinion OF
Ward Kvcncr. president of tho
3. r. G,uGTck Company. In
... I,..-,. could well run a
mead O, the rest of tn,
ID. ny tins year. says Kccnyr.
.,.-.Da ,.,-,Jt.vc bases his
.a ~ upon the upturn in IN
...I rubber, the rebuild.n
s....-ocp!ctcd customer in
a-,-!~s, substantially greater
-.;.uH II new automobiles
,..;.r-.nE strength in rc-
melt tire sales. (PaSscngc.
e.. cement sales in 1888
cvvj"d 80 million units, about
per cent more than in record
30. while original equipment
re sales dipped with auto pro-
sctionD
-.e United States, Keener est
mates, Will consume about 3
nllllon long tons of new rubber.
compared with l.35 million Ions
.ons in 1858.
TILE CAPACITY UP-Home-
builders closed out the old year
IN housing starts run1ng al
II annual rate of more than ID
"IllIon. That is expected to car
" over several months into
1859. But while 1858 was some
ing less than a boom year in
using, some manufacturers OF
-uIlding material readied plant
paCity for the rise expected
nth the population upsurge Of
the Sixties.
Manufacturers of ceramic floor
md wall tile have been steadily
expanding TO the point at which
their present annual output OF
approximately 200 millior
square feet could be doubled
Nth plant capacity at hand. The
industry is equipped to meet the
2emands of the seven per cent
increase IN construction forecast
for 1859, as we'll as the even
greater rise anticipated for the
next decade, according to Rich
lrd b. Alexander, president OF
he Tile Council of America. The
,uuncil is an organization OF
manufacturers making 90 pei
cent Of the ceramic floor anc
wall tile produced in the u. S.
To keep tile. the worlds oldest
building material. up to date. tn,
-ouncil in 1859 will intensif,
'esearCh and development at it:
new half-million-dollar research
and development at its new
1alf millio n dollar research
center near Princeton. N. j.
1pcned in 1858.
GAS RISE SEEN - The gas
equipment industry plans to
take advantage of stepped-up
home construction and modern
ization this year by launching a
Gold Star" promotional pro-
gram to earn a larger share OF
the quality market. Iilc pro-
gram, sponsored by the Gas APP
pliance Manufacturers Associa-
ton. will involve expenditure of
more than $50 million by indiv-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

and Otner intestinal parasite
survey among students.
When the survey was con-
nucted last year, it was discov
cred that as per cent of the stu
dents had intestinal pasasitcs 4
some kind.
The first specimen will be TAX
en- from students in grades 3 and
5 and sent to the State Labor
atorv of Hypiene in Raleigh on
Monday, January 26.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

ldual gas utilities.
Shipments of gas appliance i'll
the final quarter of 1858 showed
that tho economy is bcncfiting
by the reversal of the public's
earlier tcndancy to defer pur-
bases Of major consumer items
according to Edward r. Martin
.GANA'S director OF marketing
and statistics.
Shipments in 1859 should tor
last years total by 81 per cent
CANA has determined through
analysis OF a poll OF manufacture
.erS who usually account for 7C
per cen; of the industry's output
.ut household and commercial
gaSS equipment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
Editorials . j.. .

of the young. 1t is this energy, en-
thusiasm and leadership that is hon
ored with the presentation of the
DSA.
We hope 1859 will find several
young men qualified to win the DSA.
Our town needs the services of young
men to direct the movement of civic
projects that benefit all the people
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

Williams Int. All, WedneS-
day, 9:45 a. m.
Williams, Jr. All, Wednes-
day. lO:45 a. m.
Edgewood Jr. b-H. Wcdnes.
day. 2:2O p. m.
February )
South WhitcvllIe II. d. ThIn.,-
day, 300 p. m. with Mrs. +. +
Alexander
Cerro Gordo Jr. I II. Thurs
day, $40 a m.
Cerro Gordo Int. All. Thurs
day, $50 a. m.
Cerro Gordo Sr. All. Thurs
day, 1910 a. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
REPUTATION LINGERS

On the way to Fort Lauderdae we stopped in a
small Florida town.
The man asked where each of us lived One was
from Hamlet and the other from Lumberton.
When he learned was from Tabor City he COM
mented I've been there but tell is it still
the meanest town in North Carolina?"
vowed it wasn't rough place and explained
that all the rowdy exhibtonists got into trouble
around the outskirts.
Somehow other don't think he believed me-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
II. ID. SCHEDULE
January 30
January 81
Eahrna q


Old Dock H. D., Monday, Bis
p. m. with Mrs. Estelle Sim
mons.
February 3
Delco Jr. 4 H, Tuesday, GAO
a. m.
Delco Sr. All, Tuesday. lO.4C
a. m.
Whiteville Jr. Ali, Tuesday
2:l5 p. m.
February 4
Weyman II. D., Wednesday
2:30 p. m.
Hallsboro H. D., Wednesday,
300 p. m.
Williams Sr. All, Wednesday
8:45 a. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
OTEEN PATIENT

Leavy Lewis is progressing
nicely at the Veterans Hospital
Oteen. He has been a patient or
Ward BIB since December Is
when he was transferred from
the Fayetteville VA Hospital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
Williams School
Health Survey
Gets Underway

Working with the Columbus
County Health Department Will
liams Township School is max
ing a hookworm, roundworIn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

The Treasury Department has
reiSSued mort than a million U
5. Savings Bonds to replace
those lost, stolen, damaged, OF
DESTROYED
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
A BIT OF COURAGE

It was encouraging to find that the Jaycees held
a DSA banquet to honor the outstanding young man
the community only find no one had done enough
to warrant such an award.
1t speaks well for the Jaycees in not wanting to
cheaper the award. Now when wins it he can
be certain he deserved it.
Too many organizations give awards like hotcakes
with little thought other than banquets have a nicer
atmosphere if someone is presented an award.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
FUTURE is BRIGHT

Having been the Jaycee banquet trail for the
past two weeks makes me have hope for the future
There will come day when meals neatly
packed in capsule. You have a steak, potatoes
lettuce and tomato salad anything else in only the
time it takes to swallow the capsule. y
Also there will come day when speeches will be
in capsule form. Then you stay home, have your
banquet dinner and select your kind OF dinner
speech At the most it won't take three minutes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
PLAIN
TALK

heard schoolboy say the other day that when
he grew up he was going to change his name Castro
and liberate the students.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

Speaking of teachers there are many who are be-
loved by their students but two in particular who
teach in the grammar grades at Tabor City are con-
sanity being praised by parents and children. They
are Mrs. q. V. Hicks and Miss Ann Brooks McGougR
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
NEW SYSTEM

teacher using old method of teaching. She was
welding a wicked paddle the youngsters seat
| always thought that fathers duty out then
maybe the fathers these days teaching the young
sters to read and write and sending them to school
for their discipline.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

tried to phone someone the other day and each
TIME the line was busy. After the eighth time finally
found the line clear only to learn party sought
was out OF town which accounted for their answer
ing he phone Then my curiosity got the best of me-
checked the phone book to lind out who was on
the party line with the person tried call To my
amaZement 1t lady whose only reason for using
the phone that much must have been classic GOSSIP
Armed with suspicion that she healthy gossiper
casually inquired about her ability spread the
rumored word and learned from her best friends that
she bore the title OF malicious gossiper'. Seems
she heads the class and that's quite distinction in
this fair city.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28
KIDS DON'T CHANGE -

jeanne Beck were selected the outstanding
seniors at Williams Township High School. My wife
taught both of these students when they in the
seventh grade. She commented back then that they
were among her outstanding students. SO you see
things don't really change We Just get older.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

Most people act like the brotherhood of mar mean
being nice only to relatives.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

IN THE MAIL - There was no signature on the
card but the handwriting the envelope served the
same purpose The sentiments expressed in the card
quite clever:
What in the He'll would you write about Windy
If 1t weren't for your daughter Cindy'.
tStrike out the words He'll and Windy and it
ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-01-28

If you know how to do just one thing in particular
have no fear even about your most bitter enemy -
he'll come around day wanting you to do some
thing for him.. -
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
EMBAJADA EN-
WASHINGTON

Segun rumores no confirma-
dos que circular en- los centres
d~iplomaticos de la capital, den
tro de breves horas sera desig-
nado como Embajador de Gu
ba en- Washington ell DR.. Mario
Llerena, destacado lider del Mo.
vimiento rs de Julio. Llerena
figure como representante de
Castro en- los Estados Unidos y
es periodista y professor de las
universidades de Princeton y
Duke. GOA de general estima-
ci6n y mantiene cordiales rela-
clones con las autoridades nor
teamericanas.
LA HABANA, enero 6.
CUPID Ell cuerpo d~oplomatico
presento hoy sus respects al
P~residente provisional Manuel
Urrutia, en- ell Palacio Presiden-
cial.
Ell Gobierno de Urrutia tonic
varias medidas destinadas a
consolidar su posici6n.
Proclam6 una nueva constitu-
cion garantizando los derechos
civiles y ~prometiendo prontas
elecciones.
Recibi6 al cuerpo diplomatico
extranjero y la prensa exterior
en- ell Palacio Presidential, mi
nutos despues de SUI llegada al
(Pasa a Ia pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-07
|cIAITrcIc
BEROAMERICA On
DIN
PRELADO COL0MBIANO
EN- ROMA

ROMA --(UPD- Monsenor
Jose Gabriel Calderon nuevo
auxiliar del arzobispo de Bo.
gotta, Cardinal Crisanto Luque,
recibi6 hoy SUI consagracion
episcopal en- la capilla del cole
gio latinoamericano.
FL prelado colombiano fue
consagrado por ell Cardinal Pao-
10 Giobbe, ex nuncio papal en-
Bogota, Monsenor Antonio Sa.
more, s~ecretario de la Sagrada
Congregation de Asuntos Ex-
traordinarios de la iglesia y
tambien ex nuncio en- Bogota,
actu6 tambien como consagra-
dor junto con Monsenor Giusep-
pc Ferretto, de la Congregation
Consistorial..
Asistieron a la ceremonial los
(Pasa q la pag. 81