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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

farm, work In the nearby rail-
road shops or attend college, to
those aspiring to become exc
cutives. scientists and secretar-
les.
There were special classes for
slow readers and others needing
remedial help. For the culture
hungry, the curriculum menu
offered the usual band. chorus,
music, art. languages and
speech.
No pattern for pre-conSoli-
dalton curriculum existed at the
time for Superintendent Erwin
to follow. So he cut his own
The able educator enlisted aid
from 3l8 parents, 81 students,
81 teachers and 26 of Cardinals
ltop education experts. They
made an cighteen-monthS- long
study. carried on simultaneous
~ with construction of the new
plant.
Hired to direct the study was
DR.. Wey, at the time dean of
the Graduate School at Appala-
chan State Teachers College,
Boone, N. c. The new and unus-
ual project had the full support
Iof the State Department of Pub
lie Instruction.
Coordinating the study were
two Rowan County School sup
erviSorS. Mrs. Beatrice Amen
dola and Ganelda Sewers.
The county board Of education
underworld all expenses and
participated actively in discus
SionS. Nine committees. working
III all fields of education from
Science To guidance. consulted
with experts and studied their
respective problems in l26
meetings. each averaging three
hours in duration.
The committees finding, pre-
scented in ten general meetings.
were revealed last spring. From
these the total curriculum for
North Rowan was nodded. de-
signed tO meet the needs of
every student.
To plnpoiu; the needs. the
committees conducted extensive
research 10 Cd determine the
abilities and scholastic achieve
n,u, Of the students who were
due t. enter the school. (2)
establish the interests and post
graduation plans of students and
.,.s wishes # their parents. and
O. determine the employment
possibilities III the Rowan Coun-
.ty area
The vocation committee found
that Row - County was moving
rapidly toward industrlallzation
Further, surveys revealed that
fewer boys were choosing agri-
culture as vocation. indicating
"a need for industrial arts, dis
Itr!butivc education and certain
trade courSeS-all of which have
been added.
ARE RURAL ... Continued
More .... More .... More
Tests also revealed too many
pupils left high school lacking
basic arlthcmetic fundamentals.
A. a remedy. two-track math-
ematICS program with one year
of math required of everyone in
the ninth grade and the passing
of 4 math proficiency test was
initiated. Students are guided
either into general math or al
zebra during the ninth grade.
based upon placement tests,
grades in math in elementary
school and future goals.
The new curriculum places
definite emphasis upon reading.
nandicapped with
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06
BY JOHN COREY
APPALACHIAN STATE
TEACHERS COLLEGE

Do rural schools prepare farm
boys and girls for college?
A few years ago the general
answer would have been no"
The reason:
Too many schools Of the one
to two-room variety existed
which. despite excellent school
masters and ma'ams, could not
offer the advantages Of larger
institutions such as science lab
Ioratories. libraries and skilled
teachers in languages and tech
nical subjects.
As result, hundreds of small
schools consolidated into large
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

Appalachian State Teachers Col
lege, now education professor a,
the University of Miami, Caro-
Gables. Fla, and an authorita-
tive and extensive writer on ed
ucational subjects.
One reason: Pupils move int
the new large buildings but get
the same old courses Of study.
Modern plants are importan'
)ut it's the curriculum that:
most important, says DIR. Wey
who's studied curricula for year:
III Indiana, North Carolina anc
Florida.
Curriculum, meaning tn,
courses of study offered by ;
school. makes the student. T,
keep pace with the modern
ever changing needs of youni
people, tx, curriculum, like OLE
school buildings, must underR,
'overhauling and revision.
For example, more rural stu.
dents than ever, whether the,
stay on the farm or not. want I,
attend college. They should b,
Offered courses grooming then
specifically for this purposC
which would include course:
like foreign language and ad.
vanccd history, according to DR.
Wcy.
On the other hand, DR.. Wcs
thinks that students not inter
cStcd III college shouldn't be ov-
,rly burdened with this type OF
study unless their selected vaca-
ton requires II. They should b,
schuolcd more in mathematics
business and mechanics, know.
ledge ot which is as important
~ successful farming as indus'-
rial work
And. then again. the fact that
4 youth ATTENDS rural school
""''Sh necessarily mean that he
wants To b" a farmer. Somt
.'h",'S assume aS much-voca-
'.'..'' "-''. ui'"r' Is required for
" ' ) III many "' them.
!. ~ N""h-N'vi Knows ne won
"''' "-.'S".'''i"' ms time car
spent better III other study.
.''.'> ( Erwin Superin-
-. '' "'"aH county. n. {.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

Another important outcome
of the study was the careful Sc
lection of faculty members for
the new consolidated school
Whenever trained faculty for a
certain course was not available
good teachers were selected and
sent to summer school at col
lcges for special training.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

Teachers have agreed to an
extensive in-service education
program for themselves which
will be continuous.
EDITORS note: Readers having
questions concerning education
are invited to write SCHOOL
AND YOUR CHILD. Appalach-
ian State Teachers CoNeOe,
Boone, North Carolina.J
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-06

When you change to Camels, you get more to enjoy.
More real Clean rich flavor easygoing mildness
more feel of pure pleasure in every smoke. real
cigarette That's what you get from the Camel blend
of costly tobaccos. So many people know all this that
Camel outsells every other cigarette Join up?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Cerro Cordo Beauty Wins
Miss Columbus County Title

A pretty 22-year-old girl load
ed with talent and endowed with
swim suit appeal was chosen
Miss Columbus County of 1859"
here Thursday night.
Adeline Brady, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Brady Of Cerro
Gordo, will represent Columbus
County in the Miss North Caro-
lima" pageant in Durham ON
July 8.
The new Miss Columbus Coun-
ty Is So. 120 pounds, 38-24-38.
Runners-up in the pageant
were Betty Muriel Cox. first. and
Brenda fddings, second. Both are
from Tabor City.
IT startedto throw in the towel
several times. I didn't figure I
had chance with 90 many talent
ed and beautiful girls in the
pageant said AdClinc modestly.
Actually. il was 4 tough night
for the judges. Every one of the
seven contestants had beauty,
poisa and talent.
Usually You can eliminate Two
or three from the start but all
OF these contestants were we'll
qualified" commented one of
the judges after the crowning of
tn new queen.
Miss Brady Is a graduate of
Flora Macdonald College where
she majorcd in music. she will
teach ncHt year ~ rairmont
Schools
: piano player extraordinary.
Miss Brady has been taking les
SONS ION and off, all of her life.
For the talent phase of the con-
test she played Revolutionary
Etude" by Chopin.
Her hobbies include reading.
drawing and collecting iewelry.
Other contestants included Bet
&" Bunch of Chadbourn. Polly
JcHrctte of Lake Waccamaw.
Mildred Prince of Tabor City.
and Dolores Fowler of Tabor
City.
In the talent division there
was no question as TO the choice
OF the audience. Mildred Prince.
corc'y I3-yCar-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Prince of Ia
Dor City. received a tremendous
ovation for her pantominc. The
strawberry blonde was poised.
graceful and completely unruffled
by the overflow crowd in the
school auditorium. She was spon-
sored by the Dirt Dobbers Gar
den Club of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Fernie Harrison
Passes Saturday

Fernie T. HARRISON. "a. of
Route I, Tabor City. died at his
home Saturday night.
A native of Columbus County
he was a son of the late Rev.
Joshuway HARRISON and Nancy
Benton Harrelson. He was a
member Of the Hickory Grove
Baptist Church.
Funeral services we're held
Monday at 3 pm. in the Mount
Sinai Baptist Church by the Rev.
Clyde Prince and the Rev. Gar
land Long. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
He is survived by one sister.
Mrs. Lucy Todd Of Raleigh and
several nieces and nephews.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Carmen Lane
District Winner

Top farm and home electric
project winners from among tn,
states 22,50O Future Farmers OF
America will be Geted in Ra-
leigh next Wednesday as a a..l-
Light col The aunu.. STATE Fra
Convention June Z5--D.
The Waccamaw District win
ner IS Carmen Lane, Of Tabor
City, and his advisors have been
S. l.. Jackson and Fred Lay.
Three electric power compan-
les - Carolina Power & Light
Duke Power and Virginia Elec-
trio and Power-will be hosts 10
the young farmers and THEN
vocational agriculture teachers
Climax of the event will be
presentation of federation, dis
trict and state cash awards .ot-
aling S2,47O.
The awards banquet viii be
nCId at 6:30 p. N. in the College
Union building on the campus
Of N. c. State College.
To each of the 81 federation
winners will 60 a $50 cash a.
ward and a certificate. TOE
winners in the states six dis
tricts will receive $500 each; and
the state winner, to be announc-
ed on the afternoon of June "a,
will receive a cash prize of SIPS
A similar prize will go to his
vocational agriculture teacher.
Hugh G.. Isley, general sales
manager of Carolina Power &
Light Company, will present a.
wards for CP&L; d. w. Jones
vice president of Duke, will pre-
sent awards to Dukes area IYH-
nerS; and d. w. Poole, sales
supervisor TOR VGpco, will pre-
sent awards for his company.
Burwell Smith of Asheville
area development agent for
CPL, will serve a. master a
ceremonies, and win INTRODUCES
leaders in the state department
of vocational agriculture cduca-
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Horny Market
Expects 100000
Packages In So

The Horny County Farmers
Market continued to push to-
ward a goal of 100000 packages
for the Spring season this week
as it passed the $4,000 mark on
less than 10000 packages of
produce.
Monday total of 2,259 ousn-
els of Pole beans hit the market
with a price spread of from
Sl.50 to $3.50 a bushel, depend
ing Upon quality. Most sold in
the $3.50 range but the average
for the day was S2.21.
Green peppers, which began
to arrive last week, totalled l72
hampers which brought 612.6C
or an average of S3.55.
Cucumbers have been on the
marke. three days. Monday At
.ampcrs brought $IO5.GO d,
$50 average
The supply OF Wade beans
almost vanished temporarily
Monday when only five bushels
were brought to market. These
-gought $50 per hamper.
Through Monday the market
had paid out S45,722.51.
Meanwhile numerous buyers
made their appearance on in,
market: jim Johnson of Grant
ham Produce Co, Tampa, Fla.
Wayne Jones of Jones Produce
Co. Mountain City, Tenn, Raj
ph Alvarez and Barry Brook
both of Quality Produce Co..
Boynton Beach, Fla. Gordon
Gilman of Silver Co, New York.
and Frank StudStilI OF Fort
Pierce, Fla.
Most of the produce sold here
mas O#f'. clipped to Chicago
Detroit Cleveland. Pittsburgh
Ncria@ Skunt sgton ". Va.
.shville,N N&nphis.a kaanta
Tampa. Miami and Lakeland.
Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Country Club Swimming Pool
Y 'usss Opening FOR Next Week

Directors of The Carolinas
Country Club. serving both Ia
DO" City and LoriS. announced
today that plans call FOR the off
cial opening of the new swim.
ming pool at the club next week.
No specific date has been set
however. pending completion of
construction.
The new and modern pool
measures IS feet by IS feet and
the depth is graduated from three
feet at one end to ten and one
half feet at the other. 4 wadin1
pool for children is also avail
able. Construction has been done
by Haynesworth Construction
Company, of Florence. S. C.. the
same firm that recently complct-
cd a similar pool at the Conway
Country Club.
Applications for membership
in the club. that will entitIe in
.dividualS and their families TO
swimming privileges. are now
being accepted by all club di-
rectors. Persons interested in
using the facilities of the pool
are urged to contact club officials
rs soon as possible.
The dues set up by the club
for use of the facilities are as
follows: Stockholders with golf
ing and swimming privileges -
500 per year. Stockholders with
swimming privileges only -
$500 a year. Stockholders with
golfing privileges only - $500
per year. Dues for non-stockhold-
ers but holders of club debenture
bonds. for golf and swimming
S100 a year. or $50 year for
either of the privileges. Dues
for non-stockholders and non
bond holders is S120 a year for
both privileges and S85 for eth
er golf or swimming alone. Di-
rectors are hopeful the a large
number of the citizenry will be-
come full-fledged members of
the club and take advantage of
all facilities available.
The large pool with its filter
ing plant and other accessories
has ben built at a cost of APP
proximately $4,000 and offers
the only modern swimming facili-
ties in this section. The pool is
being financed through the sale
of interest bearing debenture
bonds and some of these bonds
are still available. Local bond
statesmen hope to sell a number
of such bonds prior to the open
ing Of the pool next week.
The Country Club officials
hope that the pool will be a
means Of teaching many children
from the area how to swim and
plans call for swimming class
during the summer months at
which qualified instructors will
work with non-swimmers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Carol Norris Wins
First Place Award

Carol Norris, Route 2, Tabor
City vas the first winner in the
FriG.daire Jamboree promotion
at McGougan Electric Co, Inc.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
She received an automatic Sun
beam mixer
Miss Ruth Pittman, Home Eco
nomiSt for Carolina Power and
Light Company, assisted with
the promotion and served re-
freshments during the event.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Deadline Set
For I'd Benefits
I or Korean Vets

Because an increasing numb
er OF Korean veterans are losing
their opportunity for education
benefits offered by the Korean
G.. |. Bill, H. Hugh Nance, Co
,C.nbus County Veterans Service
= lic-r. lit tie dea1l!nc fol
a-...n"ing training
The Service Officer said that
veterans must begin Korean G.
|. Bill training within three
years after their separation from
service. For veterans discharg-
ed on or before January 81
1855, training must come TO O.
end no later than January 81
1868. For veterans separated af-
ter January 81. 1865. the dead
Line Tor finishing training i.
January 81, 1865. or eight year.
from date of discharge which
ever comes first.
Mr.. Nance said that his office
has the VA forms needed to APP
ply for training under the Ko-
rean C.. l. Bill and that he i.
prepared to assist veterans ir
applications.
Charlotte Mercer Is home
after visiting in the home of he,
.,....A l.. rL.Il- IL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Bible School Sets
Final Program

The Annual Vacation Bible
School Commencement of the
Tabor City Baptist Church will
be held Friday morning with
exhibits of Handi Work and a
picnic at the noon hour.
The school has attained about
275 enrolment during the ter
day period with Edgar Line
berger, Music Minister, serving
as principal.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
MISS VIRGINIA GORE

Miss Virginia Gore was grad
uated from the South Eastern
College Of Beauty Culture. Char
1otte June 2 and Is now associat-
ed with Belk-Beery Salon In
Wilmington.
A 1858 graduate of the Ia
Dor City High School she Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea
Gore Of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
MARK REMUs GARRELL

Sgt. and Mrs. Howard G. Gar
rell announce the birth Of a son,
Mark Remus, Wednesday, June
10, weighing six pounds, Walter
Reed Army Hospital, Washing
ton, D c.
Mrs. Carroll Is the former
Bernice Fowler. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. Fowler Of Tabor
City.
The Garrelrs also have a
Tonia Sue.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Seek Applicants
For Police Post

Tabor City Town officials an
nounccd this week that they are
still seeking applicants for the
position Of Chief Of Police. The
position has been vacant since
the resignation of H. E. Epps
several weeks ago.
Persons interested in applying
for the post, should direct their
applications to Mrs. Marian c..
Carroll, Town Clerk, or Mayor
Howard HARRISON. Tabor City
N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

Ao-iJ Souhty farm ldillilltS
will have a tremendous oppor-
tunity offered them bcginning
Aug. / - A Willie Wirehand
Buy-Now With Bonus Bucks pro-
motion sponsored by the Horny
Electric Coop.
Details of the .roinoti.ta wirr
outlined Thursday night in Con-
way at dinner given for cleo,
trio appliance dealers. radio anC
newsmen by the Coop.
Some 80 dealers signed con.
tracts agreeing to cooperate.
Under the program all mem,
bers Of the Horny Electric Co-Or
will receive Bonus Bucks in the
mail. These Bonus Bucks certi.
ficates will be redeemable al
the establishment of any Bonus
Buck Dealer to the tune of $500
on an electric freezer, $1,000 or
an electric range, $4,000 on ar
electric water heater. $1,000 or
an electric water pump for the
home, $500 for an electric auto
matte washer, and $500 for al
electric clothes dryer.
In addition. Coop. member:
will be register at the stores Of
Bonus Bucks Dealers for the
Grand Prize to be given away al
the annual meeting of Co-OI
Stockholders on Oct. 6.
Bonus Bucks. however. are
good only when a new appliance
is purchased and where that ap.
pliance does not replace another
in the home.
Among the dealers signing con
tracts Thursday night were Lori.
Auto Parts. w. F. Cox. Co. Loris
Carolina Furniture Co., Lori.
Radio and Appliance. Strickland,
Furniture, Loris FCX, Western
Repair. Loris FOX, Western
Auto Associate Store, and the
G & s Market; Jack Hooks, Du
ford; Waterway Furniture, Cher
~ Grove; McGougan Electric, Ia
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
VIOLET WRIGHT WEST

Mrs. Violet Wright West for
merly of Tabor City has just
returned to her home in Fay
etteville after a second stay in
the Womack Army Hospital re-
ceiving treatment for Toxemia
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
ELECTRONICS SCHOOL

Bobby Ward, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alb Ward is in Atlanta, Ga.
where he is attending Electron-
les School. He has enrolled for
a course Of 18 months. Bobby is
ia 1859 graduate of the Green
Sea High School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
MISS SIMON HERE

Miss Rochelle Simon who has
been teaching in Alexandria. Va
Is here for a two week stay with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Simon. Then, she will accom-
pany her mother to New York
on a buying trip.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
FAYETTEVILLE VISITORS

Mrs. c. o. Wright and her
sister, Mrs. Ivy Allen of Jack
sonville, Fla. were visitors OF
SIP 5 and Mrs. William West
Jr., in Fayetteville last week
Mrs. West is the former Violet
Wright of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Horny Electric Coop
gkssans DoFsus Bucks

Dor City; c. c. Soles, Tabor
City; Dew Co. Inc. Ocean Drive
Beach; Fulton Floyd. Green Sea:
Pee Dec Farms, Jordanville and
Galivants Ferry, J. II. Battle Co..
Nichols; and Butler Furniture
Co. Aynor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
GINBURG'S VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Ginbure
and children, Nancy and Paul,
of Atlanta, Ga. are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David ST.
mon this week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
PRAYER GROUP TO MEET

The Prayer Group Of the
Saint Paul Methodist Church
will meet at the church Tuesday
June 16, ct 8 pm. All are invit-
ed to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
DURHAM VISITOR

Elvie Hammett returned Sun
day from a visit to Durham and
with her this week is Becky
Bullock, Of Durham, who &C.
companied her home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

Miss Caroline Murray. former
piano teacher here, visited Mrs.
Mary Todd recently. Miss Muir
ray Is now g the Shallotte
school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
ATTEND MDsE. SHOW

Mrs. Albert Sehild and Mrs.
Ina Gore Of Schild's and Mrs.
David Simon Of Simon's were In
Charlotte recently attending the
ladies fall and winter merchsn-
dIso show.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

wHLOUGHBY'S VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie e. VII
louehby have returned from Q
weekend visit with their son
Lonnie, Jr., Mrs. willouehby
and son, Mike, in valdosta, 0a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

invites reporters from the
other sections to submit their
progress reports for publica-
ton. @
BY-MRS. HORACE FOWLER
The 1958-59 community deve-I
lopment year has been another
one of progress for the Sandy
Plains Community Development
Association.
To highlight the years activi-I
ties, the association has sched-I
uled family night supper for
August l3, with Judge Raymond
Mallard invited TO give the feat
IRE address.
An outline of the years ac-.
tiv!tIes follows:
! Off, crs-PreSidcnt l.. II. Nar-
yelson, Vice Pres. Mrs. Ell
wanda Cartrette, Sec. Mrs.
Horace Fowler, Treasurer
Mrs. Marvin Lewis.
II Projects
Il. Community Center
|. Ceiling and painting
Community Center
,. Heating system
3. LaudScaping grounds
1. Screening Commu n i t "
Center
= 5. Curtains
i. Water obtained by drill.
ling well in yard
B. Identification
/. Bird houses erected in
Community for blue.
birds.
2. Identification of mail
boxes with flowers
3.Community wide i'm.
provement of lawns at
home.
- Elimination OF junk piles
and unuseful buildings
In the community.
{. Agriculture.
|. Tobacco demonstration
-Aldrin & WirewormS,
Homer Adams
2. Plant Bed Aldrin 100
ydS. Ralph norris
3. Corn
a. Variety test plot =
= Irene Wrights' farm
b. Fertilization - Way
land Norris
c. Weed Central " acre
-Hor ace wler
Corn was planted &
never cultivated until
laid by. Successfully
d. Insect Control LII
Their Norris
4. Peanuts with Aldrin :
Horace Fowler, Clyde
- Norris
a. Fertilization on Pea
nuts, Horace Fowler
). Soil Testing - Hubert
Norris .. Community
6. Garden - Mrs. Homer
Adams
7. Weed Control on ditch
banks-Hubert Norris
8. Bermuda Grass Ralph
Norris
~ 9. Farm equipment demon.
Fred Lay
10. Sweet Potatoes
a. Plant Bedding DEM
onstration Horac e
Fowler
d. Spacing and Fertiliz-
alton Horace Fowl
er
IL. narrowing Houses for
hogs - Ralph Norris
IL. Forestry - Ralph Nor
ris and l.. H. HARRISON
January-Mr. Archie was speak
er.
a. Chimney was built TO Com
munity Center
February-Mr. Wallace Dickens
was speaker on State Farm
and its Operations. Discuss to-
bacco, witch weed etc. Poult-
~ truck sponsored by Com
munity.
M.ch-Family Night-Supper-
Judge All Williams was
speaker.
April-Rev. Jack Stevenson
spoke on Mental Health.
May-Mr. Hugh Vance spoke on
Safe Wiring on the Farm
Homes
June-Mr. Hugh Nance spoke
on Veterans Administration
and how it htlps our Com
mYnity.
JuISNo Meeting
August 18th. Family Night
Supper-guest speaker will bt
Judge Raymond Mallard.
ATTEND MDsE. SHOW
Mrs. Albert SehiId and Mrs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17

Charlotte Mercer Is home
after visiting in the home of her
aunt in Charleston last week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-17
Sandy PIuin Makes
Progress Report

Editors Note: The Sandy
Plain Community Develop
ment Group, always active
and a prize winner In SENC-
land contests, has submitted
It's annual report Of progress.
The Tribune looks forward to
publicizing these activities Of
Zach community development
MganizatiOn in the area and
invites reporters from the
other sections to submit their
progress reports for publica-
ton. -5