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Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09

Goodman was well represented
at the Mississippi Municipalities
Assn. held in Jackson Wed. April
1st. AL board members and some
Of their wives attended. They were
Mayor w. A. Thomas, H. A. Nc
Mullen, D. K. Gulledge and Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Neaves, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Browning, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Donald, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Mcdaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Donald, Mrs.
G. R. Lawrence and Mrs. A. S.
Gordon went to Greenwood Sun
day afternoon to visit their broth
er, S L. Donald who has been in
he hospital. We were happy to
earn when they got back he is
better and at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Jacobs went
10 picnic dinner in the Grenada
park with Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Snider.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09

has entered the contest and one fo
the main projects this year is to
complete the building of a four
lane divided boulevard in conjun-
ction with the Highway depart
ment from Highway 81 intersection
west on West Main Street on which
Highway IA enters town.
A New water main and storm
sewers are now being laid and the
gas lines have been relocated to
make room for the widening of
the street. Shoulders of the street
will be contoured and beautified.
The town of Goodman will spend
almost $4,000 on its part of the cost
of this project. The boulevard will
be about II feet long.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09
BAPTIST REVIVAL

The Baptist Church will hold
a revival next week, beginning
Sunday morning, April 18th. Rev.
erend L. N. Miller of Jay, Florida
will conduct the meetings. Morn
ing services are to be at s am.
evening services at 8 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Rutldge and
son, c. g., Jr., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Rutledge over the
weekend
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09

THE LAST PICTURE: This ser
les of pictures record the death of
a land mark in Durant which once
housed one of Mississippi's most
flourishing businesses, the re
nowned Love Wagon Co. Last
week, after the city of Durant had
secured an option on the lot
where the vacant buildings stood,
wrecking crews started tearing
the old brick buildings down and
hauling the brick off to Baton
Rouge, La, where they will be
used to build another building.
The cleared lot will possibly be
used for expansion of the old
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09
Lexington Track Teams
Going To District Meet

Coach Jim Springr will take his
Lexington High boys and girls
track teams to Canton Friday
week, April 18th to participate in
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09

county, Anguilla, Miss, and
Tchula, Miss. Mrs. Raddin, the
tormer Myra Corley of jackson,
is a graduate of Mississippi Sou
,hern College and did graduate
work at the New Orleans Baptist
Theological Seminary. They have
a son David, 3 years old, and
daughter, Donna 10, one and
half.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09

If you haven't aleady done so,
ride out to the Holmes County
State Park road and look at the
dogwood etc. in bloom. Then ride
en- down and see how well kept
the grounds are around the cabins.
We are fortunate to have this place
near.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Wynn of
Kenna, La. came by Millsaps Col
ge to visit their daughter Pat
ricia, then came on to Goodman
and visited their sisters, Mrs. A.
S. Gordon and Mrs. A. S. Donald.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09

CHENILLE plant building in which
the new Durant Sportswear, Inc.
is to be housed.
In top picture, wrecking crew
foreman Ross Morris of Jackson
and John Hampshire look over the
building before wrecking begins.
Center photo shows the building as
ii is being dismantled, and below,
E. W. Mcbride, who was a former
employee at the Wagon plant,
stands with Mr. Morris among the
neatly stacked brick, w h i C h
brought a premium price from the
Jackson used brick dealer.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09

Magnolia Club To
Sponsor Benefit Party

The Magnolia Club will sponsor
Benefit Card Party Thursday
April 9th at s o'clock in the Col
lege Canteen. Each member is
responsible for one card table,
two ash trays, one double deck
cards and one pie. Pie will be
sold. Coffee will be furnished by
members. Tickets are SOC each.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-09

Attending the District meeting
of the Methodist Churches in
Duck Hill Thursday night April
End were Rev. Jack Williams, A.
Donald, Jr., and w. w. Griffin.
Church of the year was won by
Carrollton. Their pastor, Rev.
Robert Winters is one of Good
mans former pastors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27

are the incumbcnts. DIR.
Cook was a candidate two years
ago. This marks Frank Young's
first venture as a candidate.
Saturday also is a day of sig
nificance as it is officially de-
signated challenge day" APP
proximatcly ITO persons have
registered for the election. In
past years challenge day" has
taken its toll of the newly re-
gistcred voters. In some cases
voters were disqualified for not
being residents Of the city and
in other cases for not having
been residents the required
length of time. There are now
|, 079 voters registered
Two officials on the Town
Board arc sitting this election
out Waldo Woody, veteran
town commissioner, and Ken
meth Ray were top men in the
I1957 election and are serving The
four-year term.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Swimming Class
Begins June 3

Local youngsters desiring tc
take swimming lessons at Lake
Waccamaw are urged To mai
registration cards not later than
June 3.
Cards may be obtained in
Tabor City from FRANK Nc
Cougar.
Other places in the county Of
fcring registration cards are
Troy Sigman. Chadbaurn. jim
RADON. Fair Bluff. Gloon Fowl
cr. Dei.a: X. NJ. Holmes. Bolton:
Jim M.-l,n. Acme: CLAYTON
Lewis. Williams Township
Viewers a. Lake Waccamaw
Burns and Burns. Attorneys. in
Whitcvillc.
The swimming classes will be
under the direction of Lee
Greer. Welton Hoosc will be in
charge of assignments of all in
StructnrS for children who are
totally non-SwimmerS. Bryon
Davis will be in charge of as
signing instructors each day for
all children who can swim some
but less than 200 yards
Glasses for children who can
swim 20 yards or more will be
under the direction of Lee
Greer. Glasses will be held from
the first landing out 10 the end
of the pier on both sides of the
pier. All other classes will be
on the shore side of the first
landing.
Glasses will be held June g
through June u, $50 to CSC
p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
rTeai: Bureau
#i.s Elect
Officers Thurs.

TABOR CHS ; new Credit Blu
rcau will get underway offici-
ally Thursday morning at 7:1j
O'Clock with the election of Of
fiCcrS and members Of the board
nf directors.
Tally EddingS. executive sec
rotary of the Merchants ASSOCi-
alton, said today that the MEM
EcrShip quota had been met and
that election of officers would
he conducted at the breakfast
meeting set for the Capitol Res
;IuTInt.
All members of the Credit Blu
Tcau are urged to attend this
meeting" said EddinGS.
The election of Officers ana
official opening of the Credit
Bureau movement ClimarCS sew
rril months of diligcnt work on
the part of many merchants
The first year will he most
Important but with the full CO.
operation pledged by local mer-
chants there is no reason we
won't have very successful
Bureau" Eddings remarked
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Man Caught With
Raw Materials
BY ATTU Agents

Tire ATTU arrested one man
il the Green Sea area Friday
on charges OF Transporting mat
erials for manufacturing if illic-
1t whiSkcy.
William Andrew of Anvil, Ill
inois was arrested in the Green
Sna area and a~-a.uCcd before
u. 5. Commissioner Jim Tyson
in Florence, s. G. Bond was set
at 500 and Andrew was bound
over for The December term of
Federal court
His arrest evidences the con-
tinual effort being made by
ATTU 10 cut off raw material
supplies to bootleggers. It mark
ed one Of the first arrest in this
area on those specific charges.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Awards Plentiful
AT Tabor City High
Graduate Exercises

Graduating members of th.
Tabor City High School senior
lass had several unique distinc-
lions when they received thejI
diplomas here Monday night
First, the Ga graduates repre-
scnted the largest graduating
class in the history of the school
Second. the formal presentation
Of the Morehead Scholarship e
jcnc Dellingcr marked the sec
ond such award to a member OF
I local graduating class and tho
local school continues to remain
the only one in the County e
nave produced Morchcad Schol-
arship winners
II was night for awards COW
ring virtually every facet oI
school activities.
The coveted Rotary Club a
ward, presented 10 the student
who has made the most i'm.
provemcnt in high school. wen
to Donnie Spivey.
Other award winners includ-
cd Sue Kelly, Latin award; Bet
ty Muriel Cox, math; Larry Will
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Politics Perk Up
WifhRuceForMuvor

Town politics porked up here
Monday with the filing of an
other candidate for the office of
Mayor. The town election will
be held Tuesday. June 9.
The filing of Sappy Eldrcd
WaddCll nov puts him against
Mayor Toward HARRISON who
filed several weeks ago for re-
election.
II marks the first political
venture for Waddell.
The slate seeking the two
seats on the Town Board re.
NAMED the same at press time
today but the normal patterr
of filing still has a chance e
prevail. Several candidates us.
ually get in under the wire will
their filing fees. Saturday, Ma,
so, at noon is the deadline fol
candidates to file
Those seeking seats on tn,
Board are willard Wright, DR.
Gene Cook, Phil Hughes anC
Frank Young. Hughes an,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27

llamS. safe driving; Henry NciI
Wright and Annie Lee Nealcy
history; Larry Gene Granger
best all-around student in agri-
culture; Carmen Lane, clcctri-
iication: Malcolm Norris. Thor
award: Eldon Russ. science
Doris McCumbec, French: Larry
Williams and JcsSica Gore. Choir
us: Daphne Gaskin. commerce.
al; Dolores Porter, tipping; Wee
Rene Stephens. home cconom.
les: Dixie Cox. checrleader
Jackie Small. Carrie Jean Wray
athletics. Nell Spivey. SUDDEN
council; Patsy Collier. Lucille
Bramlctt award for creative
writing: Gene Dellingcr, frs
honor graduate; Doris McCumb-
&c. second honor graduate.
Another coveted award wen
TO Larry Williams and PATSY
Collier for citizenship.
The Morehead Scholarship
was presented to Gene Delling.
er by Whiteville Attorney J. 3
Lee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
CreenSeuFFA Members Eye State Titles

/ Green Sea FLA members hav,
their eyes fixed on a number o
high hunorS as the State FFf
Convention time approaches.
Wilson Rankin and Wilson
Lovett, agriculture teachers ant
FLA supervisors at Green Sc;
Schools, announced today tina
two members would seek stat,
offices at the convention start
ing June 9 at Clemson College
Newton Holt, Jr. and LAIR,
Hayes are the candidates. Botf
must be confirmed by the nom.
mating committee.
Holt is the son of MIR. anC
Mrs. Newton Holt Of Route =
LoriS. He is a Star Farmer il
the LoriS chapter, named state
farmer at the state convention
IN 1858, Star Farmer of Horny
County i'll 1858 and attended
state and national convention
He will also seek the state pub=
lac speaking title at this years
state meeting.
Hayes is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hayes of Green Sea
He is a vice-preSidcnt of the
Horny FLA federation. His &C
compllShmentS in school activi-
ties have been numerous. He
has served as editor of the
school paper. president of the
Beta Club, star chapter farmer
IN 1888, state farmer, senior
class reporter, FLA secretary
and treasurer and was recently
named To the honor group OF
nc Green Sea High School.
Other honors will be Sough,
by pretty Gail Granger, daugh-
-cr of Mr.. and Mrs. Worley
Granger. She currently wears
the title of Green Sea FLA
beauty queen and will be at
-cmpting 70 swap II for the state
beauty queen title. Several
weeks ago she was named
strawberry Festival Princess al
Chadbourn, y. c. Judging fol
-Ac new title begins at 8 p. m.
oh June 10.
Green Seas FLA poultry and
poultry products judging team
will seek the state title. Memb-
crS Of the team are Dean CAMS.
Glen Elliott, Henry Coates and
Spencer Bell.
STATE Fa,fncr degrees will bc
presented 10 three Green Sea
FLA members at the cunvcn-
ton. Those To be honorcd are
Ernest Strickland, ColCy Fowl
yE and l.. w. RADON. This award
IS the highest given by the State
FLA Associati":: and rcceiy eC
.or members who have shown
outstanding progress IL their
supervised farming program.
The Green Sea livestock judg-
-nS team won the Horny FEEDER
alton contcS, and will seek the
state title. Members of the team
are Tommy Granger. Homer
Hooks, Ernest Strickland and
Leo RADON.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Poppy Sale Set
For Saturday

The annual Buddy Poppy Sale
will b. held here Saturday.
Memorial Day, by the local
Auxiliary To the Carlton NJ
Fonv.rllc Post. Veterans of For
cign Wars
Proceeds will be applied to
patient neip in the Veteran Hos
phals and ror local welfare
needs said Mrs. Mae s. Yoaug
auxiliary grcsIdea.
Auxiliary members will carry
the slogan Honor The Dead BY
Giving To The Living" as they
offer The peoples in the business
areas Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
State Approves
Intersection
Work In County

The State Highway Commits
sion has approved and set UP
funds for characterization of three
intersections in Columbus Coun-
ty.
They are: junction OF US-74
US-76 and Red Hill Swamp
Road east Of Whiteville: US-76
.US-7i and NC-l3O west ~
.Chadbourn, and US-74. NC-6t
and NC-87 south Of Acme.
Total roSt of the projects /.
s2,976, and completion is sche.
.duled during the construction
season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Tabor City Will
Have a Berry Murf
For 1860 Season
chants Associa-

,a~ r. NJ. chants Associa-
m. ana ,oaay That tabor city
."ould definitely have berry
market here I'D 1860.
We've starred planning o.
early a.d we hope to Uuy, .a
ol the finest markets - rr.s
area when strawberries o.. ~
u.E'. -.G SAID Boyd.
r..I cry closed o.. stray
a..s market TIN. S. .on after
wu. '..u 80 wears rr cunruu-
ora .p.l-t.ou. The market OPP
,u.. as usual with reliance this
.-w. on au out-of-towm buyer.
Within several weeks the out
OF town buyer decided it was
not profitable for him t. con-
|tuUC Oh this market When hc
returned to the ChadbOurn
market il left the local market
without a buyer and it folded.
Heading the committee max
.ng plans tor next year is DR..
III c.. Cameron. former mayor
land long .lmD member of the
Marchants Association. Mcoo-
.crs of the committee include
Horace Garter. Rucy Hcwctt,
joe Coleman and Harold Fon-
.vrvlIc
The committee VIII attempt to
..caty buyers. ind a location for
the market and complete all
inveStigauvc phases of securing
"a tuprorch market for next year.
We ag, mahup these plans
% '.. interest oft the farmers.
When they have choices as To
where they sell their strawbcr-
.Iics then competitive bidding
gives them more money for
their product" said Tally Edd-
.ings, executive secretary OF the
. Tabor City Merchants ASsocia-
I'Iun.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
FRED VI. JERNIGAN

Fred NJ. Jernigan, Sr. has
been a patient in Community
Hospital, LorIS since late last
Wednesday following an auto
mobile accident. He sustained
bruises and several decorations
as he was driving in the Hick-
man Cross Roads Area. He is
expected to return home by the
weekend.
Mr.. Jcrnigan Is well known
local merchant and is the new
president of the Tabor City Re
creation Commission.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
Revival Slated At
Emmanuel Church

n rcvivaI meeting will get I'M
derway at the Immaucl Holiness
church located on Wall Street
Sunday evening announced the
Rev. J. =. Jones. pastor.
The Rev. A. y. Dawscy. Jr. Of
Whitevillc will be the guest
speaker for the services which
will continue throughout the
week at 7:45 pm.
Special music will be included
in the worship program and tho
public Is invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
League Baseball
At Evergreen Sunday

The Three County League
Baseball game with Whitcvillc
scheduled for Sunday was post
runCd due to the rain and an
other meet will be announced
later said officials
The locals will journey to Ev-
,rgrCCn Sunday for play
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
License Examiners
HJurs Are Changed

The hours for the Driver Ii
cense Examiners offices will b;
from 8 am. to 5 pm. beginning
Monday, June /. announced NJ. A
Covington. local examiner.
These hours will be observed
through August with offices II
Tabor City on Tuesday. in Chad
bourn Friday. and Whitevillt
MoSday. Wednesday and Thurs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
CLASS TRIP

Thirty nine members OF the
Junior and Senior class left this
morning for a fOur-day sight
seeing tour Of Washington. ID. &
The students boarded a chart
cred bus at a. m. with Mrs
W. w. Woody and the Rev. Bot
Lcdbctter as chaperones.
They will return Saturday
night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
NRANK HOLIDAY

Local merchants take notice!!
Saturday. May 90, Is Memoir
ial Day.
The Waccamaw Bank and
Trus. Company will be closed
all day Saturday In Observance
Of this holiday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
UNDERGOEs SURGERY

Joe, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Scott, Sr. is patient at DR.
Sideburry-s Hospital, writhts,
vile Sound, where he under
went surgery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
ROBINSON

Mrs. Lille Robinson is visit
ing in Washington. d. c. with
.ncr daughter, Madeline.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
SNIPES VISIT

Edwin N. Snipes, sergeant on
the Carolina Beach Police de-
partment, was guest in the
II. f. Epps home Thursday and
Friday Of last week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-27
AT BEACH

At BEACH
Mrs. Bobby Fowler and dau-
ghtcr, Mrs. Finklea Herring and
son, Roger, and Mrs. Nell Buff
kin are spending this week al
Crescent Beach
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ATTEND FUNERAL

Y" and Mrs Happy Colbert.
=" rnd Mr. Marvin Woodward.
H'"> Isabelle Bostwick and Phil.
go Runa!nc were called 10 Tia.
IA Washington al the death
.I".! brother. son and nephew
&C. -" Is TOma!. who was fatal,
; .:.Iu!"t In twO.car headon
...>.un las: week Also injured
.: ne accident "crc Mr. Tomal )
. e. and two daughters. Carolyn
Of. 4 Pn'r!cIa ard TWO sons. Mike
: EIr:".; and Loretta Parsley
D: S"d.:."
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.,.;" Angela. and his children
iJ'wayn". Mary Lou. Carolyn,
! urea. Michael and Everett:
... :3p'h"r. Mrs Isabelle BOst'
$3.50 ,.>'r:> Mrs Everett Plum
go ": Likely California. Ethel
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G,yr." a%d Mr. Marvin Wood
y uH 30. bro"n!ng. brothers. John
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: 600. Sunday morning a; 1890
/ 81" study and Prayer Tuesday
.,"."- 3 pm.
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cup Water and | Tablespoon corr >lrup
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medium heat. >iIrrinE c"n-;an'lN until
thick Remove from heat Add able.
spoons butter. cup 'roru'. rh"pprt.
and : cup prCan> nr WIinu'.. chopped
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Carran Studying
Charter At WRU

City Manager Charles A. Car.
ran, will be member of one
day workshop on the proposed
County Charter. The workshop,
which is being held at Western
Reserve University, October 2nd
will be highlighted by a debate
between William G. Stapleton,
mayor of Shaker Heights, and
Albert S. Porter, chairman of
the Cuyahoga County Charter
Commission. 1t is designed as
a non-partisan discussion of the
proposed charter.
Those attending the workshop
will hear James A. Norton, ex-
ecutive director Of METRO, and
Oliver Brooks. associate direc-
tor, present their findings on
"The County's Problems and
NJ EFT RO Recommendations. "
"The Powers of the Metropoli-
tan" and "The Structure of the
Metropolitan Government" will
be discussed by Walter c. Kelly
Jr., president Of the Citizens
League, and Robert H. Rawson,
associate professor of political
science at Western Reserve.
Call Clevel a n d College at
CE 1-770O, extension 1876 for
more details.