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HEIpMEn

RIAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expsri.
enefd enly With . PROVEN nKc,
ORD % associate With afnres1lVs
suburban Mary land once Nsw and
uned homes. lradea GnffulatlouH
ftc. WEEkLY DRAW-TEN PR
CENT noNu8--PAlD VACATION
--unoup- INSURANCE - SAILS
coNTheIn and other beneatsl !
The .hEhT aaietmen IN this area
are beatnf a path % our door
Call " before the door closes I
Why work elsewhere for lesai An
once With hlgh kalcs and high
morale Will eject you tooill MAKE
TEN THOUSAND and up or YOU
ss %sRs E' Rsos e io9 . AZ Sts.9g
RIAL ESTATE sALEsMEN
AL
calibre only. Pun or part time
White OF col0red, EXPERIENCED
ONLY, Join the tta1 that has the
reputation OF earninf the high-
eat commissions paid IN town
Receive annual SHARE THE.
PROFIT BONUS The most salAbls
houses available one OF the
hrgest adyertlsine budgets 70 help
you sell D. {. properties. Conn.
Dental interview only. Call Mr.
aINDLER. no, 2.ls51,
SINDLER REALTY CO.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN
experienced, domestic only; good
Day, plus commission. Steady en-.
ployment. see Mr.. DERIVE Al
1O7 Edgewood a. ne
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HELP MER

MIN for mohlla soft Ice cream
route halst; exosi.eni working con-
diilnn1, nnnftunity for advance
mrnti muat BE- over - and mar
ried FOR appointment. phone OIL
u-e3it, between $3.50 and ! i am,
MIN lel, with CARPENTRY espsf-
iencf. for installing shower doors
must have nwn car and tools See
M, LEWIS, puRA-nfLT, 7SeS
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Pharmacists - to S7OC
PLUMBER

For maintenance and construction
work, near Gainesville, Va Must
heve several years trade experience
with at least year industrial
plant work. Permanent position
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP.
g01 N Columbus St., Alexandria
Va, XII. 9-15OO. ext, 10.
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PLuMnER TOT new ana remodslipu
Ut. hsf2fklEP' AHB sos, A adSs
r. ave, ne. no, e-eeOo,
fOLlcE WANTED > Aprllcanii
needed 70 nil positions IN The en-
pandlnM Vienna Police DepaFl.
ment, Paid vacation, alex leave
aood atartinn salary. Applicants
must Be between ~ and ie YEAR
Oh age. must have hiah school al.
plnma, aood relerenctl. Requests
for application forms must b
is se' Pe q oAss Bea sRs' Vienna 3. ~.
fOnTEni must have references, No
ninht1, no Sundays. DRUGS, INC,
18th and II ~. nv.
PORTER. eolored, exper. with
knowieoge Of awllchboArd Apply
APIS. 1901 Vermont ave. NV
PORTER-DRIvER, experienced. for
args store; Good references Call
PORTER DRIVER, colored, fol
liauof store, Must have refs, Apply
In person, 1900 n Capitol ~,
PRESS 0PERATOR, snail offset
must be expert; capable Of main
tenance. Send full ectaliai Boa
47.X, star.
PREssKR, WOOL expert steady lob
fooc pay Must be depend App.
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A Subsidiary of
Westinghouse Air Brake Co

MAINTENANCE MAN for lge. gar;
zen project. Must be capable OF
handling all phases Of mairte-
nance. Salary and apt. Call MI
Lauffer, SHANNON g. LUCHS,
CO Ma. S-2345.
MAINTENANCE MAN, white. 6
days week: large apartment de-
yelopments. Sober, reliable, expe-
rienced; S65 wk. to start. Cal
XII. S-060@, Sun. afternoon.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER. white
for apt. project. INQUIRE 200l 3Stf
st. Sc. No phone calls.
MAINTENANCE MAN, middle aget
man wanted for gen, main. work
in air-cond. apt. project. Must b
married, reliable and SOBER. Apt
and salary. Write details TO Boz
140-X. Star
MAINTENANCE MAN, garden typ
apartment project in nearby Va
Must be steady. sober and al
around experience, good salarl
and apt. Write, giving expr. ant
refs, Box 50-X, Star.
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Movers Needed!

NAVAL LIST WRITER - EXP. in
Navy stock. knowl. Fed. catalog-
ing, 5 days to $500. POTOMAC
EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl
IA. $4,000.
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SALES MANAGER


LArse retail store needs mah with
clothing or furniture selling OK
per. Some MANAGEMENT 81 puying
those interested IN permanent
connection need apply, Startlng
salary SO,O0O-Sil. 200 yr. plus
bonus. Our men know Of I'D, All
replies in. confidence. Box sex.
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MUSICIAN on Al inslEumspls fql
vleu boK 3e0.X. star.
MONT cLERk. white. dspendabls
ana alsll. tor iAree nes flevelel.
seerelspisl ssiishSosrs sspsrss as's
helpful bot not necessary, viii
train. Must be sober and have
GOOD references. HouFu Al ON. "a
an, d.day week. Good aalary
so Nc, Booth Al SHANNON A
LUChh CO. IA ifth 81. NJ W,
f.r NJ AS Silin1 sSo s;S y hsE Z S.'i''I
Operations Analyst
Por position in Piitsbursh District
sn ann iitss intsafAisa slssl Pre-.
physical scsenee. ensinserins' 81
mAthematieA. Experience deslr-
Able N production planning.
eeheduling. ALLEGATION, aueulna OF
stimulation. Large, computers
ayailahls send resume 70 Box
OPT0METRIsr-permanent posi-.
ton with attractive atartlnN aai-
airy and pleasant working condl-
lions IN modern once alternate
q and y DAY week STERLING
OPTICAL CO. SEQ 10th AZ. NV,
PAINTERS; first-clAaa mechanics
Apply MANDERs DECORATING
CO. o2o Wis. ave. NV AID
PAINTERs : Kxper.. steady work
with WashingtonG oldest home
Improvement Arm. Family-owned
and operated for only ITO yrs
Apply IN person 10 Mr.. SAuN-
DERS,. HOS X 81. NV. bet. 1850
PAINTER, large property ownei
can glve steady WORT, 4A-hr. wk
20 active dependable man Wit
can produce good quality worl
inside or out. $50 per wk. Appll
Mon. am. 1929 NJ A. NV.
PAINTER. white. GOOD vases. al
work In Sc area Call fu
a-0l2S between y and 4 pm,
PAINTERS, first-class mechanics
reliable, SIS per day. Call LII
4-03b4, after pm.
PAINTERS. exper.. SIS day. Cal
10. 5-l1S5, weekdays.
PAINTERS, swing men. SIS pei
I day. Apply z am. weekdays, 1919
wis ave. NV.
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MAN

See our al under ''nusinsaaman.
ExouiniTR cl.kANkfle.
MAN-Rncellsnt opportunity for
ambitious man. white training
furniahsd; SOB VI. 10 start. Cal
nov pI 1-d4fb
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REIP MEn
SAI.Es ENGINEER

0AtE0 &AANNNAAN&AAAAN
To apply electronica alarm aIalem
70 Government security leleiIe-
mentn Min, yra, experience N
aaleS-ena ineeflna. a mo4t unuIpai
and permanent opportunity Aal-
aiy open, SEND resume. Mo4tNlt
nKaKAnch p \ o y . G 7 3 iNcs
a4dt Wisconsin ave, NV,
SALES MANAGER. RETAIL cLoTn-
mo, EStab. local store seeks eN-
per, sales mfr. for ment ware
dept. Sal. 10 sia.000 for we'll
qual pereQn. MANAohMtNl
coNsuLTANrs. INC, suite 1901.
SALES MANAGER for ie.yr. old
business for wash. y. G. aud
surrounding trade area, An a..
vanced salesman will be tausht
our MANAGEMENT methods and Be
elVen complete charge OF our as
Gresalye sales force, This can Be
a feS,OOO-yr. position for The
right man. 20 II you have Z 5000
solid selling BACKGROUND, n viii
pay you 10 inveatigate this oppor.
tunity. Write BOX 30-x. star, for
personal Interview, state back
ground and selling experience,
Only thcse genuinely Interested
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Sales Management Training

Ma onal ore age 2S-3S. college
trained, successful in past. ambl-
tious for future. testine nov for
July opcning. Our associates
know OF this ad. Reply In con-
ddence Box lex, star.
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MAINTENANCE Mechanic

MAN. experienced; to help an ar
chitect in ONCE. Reference. Job
ready. Call RA. 6-0747 for infor-
nation.
MAN WITH CAR, to handle service
calls on electrical appliances. NO
experience necessary. Paid >" 90
per service: average 6-S services
a day. plus "a replacement sales
per week at Sis average per sale;
E, Earnings during training period
500 week up. All calls furnished,
Yearly contract basis. Only those
interested in permanent. position
with future need apply. THE
HOOVER CO.. 1905 Rhode Island
ave. ne. Monday. 9-l2 am. only.
MAN WITH CAR
S45 salary; 20 to IS white: 3
ewes. and Sat Sat; Apply Apply s2g ~ Zen zen
.a0 Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03

FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOn,
experienced haum. Good salary,
INC. lito Let a. nv
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INSURANCE SALESMAN

] would like to talk with a man
between the ages of IS and As
who is willing to work 40 hours
per week on an established debit
in Washington. We offer a 20
week training program. also many
company benefits. including group
insurance disqualification and re-
tirement plan. Apply o. s. Nc
Gaia. manager, PEOPLES LIFE
INSURANCE CO., 22iS Rhode Is
land ave. ne, between $50 am
and pm.
JtNITOR, small hotel, married, live
in: stoker furnace experience; ref
erenses Apply 1909 10Th st. NV.
JANITOR. colored, part time; small
salary and apt. in exchange for
services. NONOU1TT APIS, 291 4
l1th st. NV. AID. 2-5319.
JANITOR, ELEv. OPERATOR. col
ored cpl. 1880. 50-unit apt. bldg. /;
excel NV. loo: exper.. sober, en-
ercetic. wife assist days wk
local refs: apt utilS.. sal Also
need elev. operator. hrs. SO. EN-.
2-s41l. or AID. 4-536l.
KENNELMAN to work in veterinary
hospital Experienced preferred
Apply in person. 1918 4lst ST. nv.
LABOR, white, to work Ct FALLS
CHURCH MOTOR COURT, 597 8.
T va: sss. 80 e. Z 45 f' j. sOifoo
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SENIOR
SERVO
ENGINEERS

Senior Servo Engineers
are urgently needed for
the development Of
automatic tuning COM
munications systems.
New techniques are
necessary to advance
by an order of magni-
tude the tuning times
involved. Engineers ex-
perienced in small in
strument type serves,
particularly m e m DRY
for preset g, are
ideally suited for this
type of development.
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SENIOR
COMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEERS

Local interviews regarding the above positions will
be arranged Please send complete resume OF
your professional experience to Mr.. John Melville
at the address below Your inquiry will be handled
quickly and in complete confidence.
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SALES-MUTUAL FUNDS
sALEs REPR. oR TRNINEE. jon.

SAILS REPR. on TRAfNEE, some
college or graduate, interested In
entering scientific instrument sales
with largest optical instrument
manufacturer in the q s. Opening
In wash. branch for sales proeram
in wash, Va. and Nd. area. Man
selected will receive individual
training, salary and incentive, car.
retirement and other dement's, POSI-
dustrjous person seekine lifetime
career with company OF world-wide
reputation, Eend complete resume
20 Box l9S-X, star
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INSTALLERS


Intercom. telephone and general
sound systems Experienced men
only. Top salary. Full time. Phone
BURROUGHS. OIL. 4-2360.
INSURANCE-Special representa-
tive, former field superintendent or
thoroughly eXper. agent with COM
plete knowledge of Industrial and
Ordinary Insurance who would
like TO use his former exper to
supplement his present income.
This would be evening work and
would pay an excellent salary
No information over phone Win
be pleased TO arrange an appoint
ment ST 3-5414, ext. 307.
INSURANCE AGENT to sell and
service an established debit in
Fails Church, Vienna area. Aee
81 to As: salary. commission and
cars allowance. Call HARVEY
HOWE, XII. 9-6369 or Tw. 3-9353.
INSURANCE SALESMAN
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HELp MEN
LAUNDRY RoUTEMEN

Married. e5-45. 20 develop entab-
Guaranteed salary during training
neTiod. regular b-day uk., paid
vacation and aick leave, cash bond
required. Apply In person, Nj
L.S a.a, ARcApf suNsHiNr' 7oS
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23

~ Faye Gore. pianist Margaret
Jo Willoughby and organist Nell
r. Fowler complcmented the
work Of the dire tor and pro-
duCer.
The plot of Tie Gian-CarIo
Cenottl deals with three kings
on their journey to see the
Christ Child. They rest at a poor
shepherds hut, the home of
Amahl and his mother. The
story begins to unfold in all of
its beautiful simplicity as seen
through the wide. wondering
eyes of a crippled boy. The visit
of the magnificent kings to the
drab hut, the awe of the neigh
boring shepherds, the theft of
the hgold, and the miracie-aIl
OF these are expressed in terms
of a child's Imagination.
"Amahl and the Night Visit
orS." an annual NBC tclcvision
production, is often referred TO
by critics as one of the best A.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23
Vet S Records
Should Be Kept
Up To Date

II. Hugh Nance County Vet
Grams Service Officer for CO.
!umbuS County, states today that
veterans that have active claims
with the VA Regional Office
shCvld keep their folders cur
rent and up to dat. on depend
cnCy status
This is especially of import
anCC II the veteran has a service
connected disability which might
pay additional compensation on
account Of dependency. Birth
records. death records. marriage
records and divorce records
Dc submitted to VA each
time there is a change in status
II a veteran with a o., service
connected condition should be
required to undergo surgery for
said condition, under current
VA regulations he would be en-
titled to compensation for tenn
porary periods. This would alSc
include benefits for dependent.
If the VA has official records ir
file. In case of death, it is alsC
advisable to have your marital
status current. as il is possible
your widow could not furnish
necessary proof 10 clarity youl
previous marriage.
For additional information anc
assistance in securing records
see your County Service Officer
who Is located in Courthouse
or 7. Formy-Duval, District Of
ilccr, North Carolina Veteran.
Commission, 409 Murchison
Building, Wilmington. Nortf
Carolina.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23
Packed House Greets -An,uhI
And Mite Strangers Monday

Tabor City residents were af-
forded unique performance
of "Amahl and the Night Visit
orS" Monday night in the school
auditorium. Equal to profess
Sional production. the High
School chorus was applauded
for tfe c"cnimg's program.
SeVentk-grader Mary &ulick
1ptly per Ormcd The role Of
Amahl, while Judy Nix deliver
ID a bclirvablc characterization
of the mother. Comical and
wellcaStcd were Joe Garrel! as
King Kaspcr, Frank Rogers as
King Mclchior and Freddy Rog-
crs as King Balthazar. c. B. Sell
lers played the part of the page,
the remaining lead role.
The real stars of the show
were the members of the pro-
tuction staff with special mem
tion due Beth r. Woody. the di-
rector, and Lewis Skies, pro-
duCCr. The efforts of artist Pot
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23
Accidental Death
Claims f.C. Native

Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Peay,
wife of James W. Pcay was acci-
IDENTIFY killed late Sunday at
their residence IN the Dunes sec
ton of Myrtle Beach. Police in
v9S igatcd the accident through
the night and carly morning and
an autopsy ordered by County
Coroner Little John Blanton. re-
vealcd that her death was an
unavoidable accident"
Mrs. Peay's daughter found
the body leaning against the rear
side of one of the family auto
mobiles at 100 am. Monday
During the evening Mrs. Peav
doe a friend home who lives
in the same area. When she did
not return after two hours. her
family grew uneasy. and her
daughter went outs de and
found her beside the car which
was parked at the bottom of an
incline.
Police were summoned and
the Coroner ordered an autopsy
II autopsy revealed that her
boz had been crushed by a
heavy force. Further inveStira-
ton during daylight hours
showed that when she returned
home. she had parked the car
and started to get out and then
reached for package of cigar
cites. In doing so, according 10
Coroner Littlejohn Blanton. she
knocked the gear shift into ncu'-
raj. causing the car to roll back
don the incline. She was drag
ged by the car and at the point
the car swung and passed over
her body. According to Blanton,
she then arose from the ground
and walked around the car and
collapsed near a rear wheel.
The Coroner stated that no in
quest will be held. Investigating
officers were Fletcher Morris.
County Police: B. o. Love. State
Highway Patrol and Robert Rid
die, Myrtle Beach Police Force.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at IL a. m. in the Epis-
copal Church of Myrtle Beach
with burial in that city.
In addition to her husband
she is survived by a daughter
and son, Miss Jean Peay and
JiG Peay of the home; two sist-
ers, Mrs. Harriet l.. Skies Of
Tabor City and Mrs. Wayland
Lennon of Fairmont.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23
Makina School
Names Honored

Ninteen students of Nakina
High School attained grade-av-
cragCS and records of attend
ancc entitled them to placement
on the schools honor roll for
the second grading period. ac-
cording To principal NJ. NJ.
Jones.
Named TO the AL Honor Roll
were the following:
j. c. ClewiS, jeanne Arp. Au-
drey Register, Doris Turner.
jamie Ward, Ronald Hayes, Dot
tie Kay Arp, Shirley Etheredge,
Ophelia Hayes, Rachel Gore,
Sue Norris, Judith Watts.
Also Joanne Formyduval.
Media Rison, Helen Clewis,
Mary Jane Jacobs, Annie Pearl
Norris, Linda Register, and John
Richardson.
To attain honor roll distinc-
ton a student must average 90
or above on each subject in
cluding citizenship and be pres
ent for at least 80 percent of
the time
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23

Continued on page two)
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23
Williams Beat
Devilettes In
Thursday Game

1t was a gum-chornping BAT
.tlc-royal Thursday night when
Williams Townships basketball
enianas faced Tabor City's Dew
ilcttcS. From the beginning of
the game spectators noted at
least one complementary factor
about each team: Tabor girls
were far more apt at shoot than
their oponentS; Williams out
Shincd Tabor as far Is floor
work went.
For Williams Daphne HardCc
who later made a good show
ing in the Homecoming Queen
contCSt-cXCcutcd a good per-
formancc in throwing ringers
and getting about on the floor.
Sonia Williams, for what sine
lacked III being able to land the
ball in the basket, made up for
il on .hC hardwood.
Continued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23
oENSE AND NINSENSE.
rENSE AND NINSENSE
a Christmas Storv
BY WRAY THOMPSON
BY WRAY THOMPSON

Her hair is as white as new snow, and her bright
blue eyes contain a bright sparkle her melodous
laughter sounds throughout the house. Pert, happy
and full of life, thus sees Mrs d. G.. Clark or
Mrs Chadbourn" she once known.
The town of Chadbourn heard a nice Christmas
story from Elizabeth Stanley Chadbourn Clark last
year about the time she started living her S9th year
1t seems fitting to repeat the Christmas story con-
corning Mrs Clark, especially since she has begun
another year in her most interesting life.
few years ago she summoned to her front
door by knock, and greeted by attractive woman
obviously stranger to the town
Hello said Mrs. Clark
You don't know me?" asked the woman.
why, could it be that you're 1--WE shall not
call the name).
The background of the story was revealed last
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23
Hundred Member
Have AH Party

On Saturday, December II. a.
bout 100 Alters gathered in the
auditorium of the Agricultural
Building for then regular Coun-
ty Council meeting and Christ
mas party
Ann Williamson. the County
Council ViCC-Prcsidcnt presided
at the meeting.
The devotion was given BY the
Chadbourn Club and the All
pledge was led by Sonny Strick-
land Of the Edgcwuod Junior
Club.
The Chadbourn Senior Club
presented an interesting pro-
gram on Christmas. Judy Carter
sang a solo, 20 Holy Night" "
and Judy Carter and Carolyn
Dawsey sang a duct, accompani-
ed by Frances McCleney.
There was a short business
session after which the group
enjoyed a recreation period,
which included Christmas carols
and games.
After the program the Alters
njoyed unch, furnished by the
Cherry Grove Community Club
nd cookies which they brought
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23

m"rlcdn-wri,. n Opcrct,aS. and
vas produced locally by special
arrangement with G.. Schirmcr,
Inc. New York.
Other members of the cast
and chorus members who also
presented four seasonal songs
previous to the operetta were
as follows:
Shepherds and Shepherdcsses:
Chorus Members: Martha 3.
Bell, Linda Buffkin. Christine
Continued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23
Huge Crowd Attends Funeral
Of PufroIlnun Harry T. Iona

More than four-hundred per-
sons crowded into the Riverside
Baptist Church at Pireway Sum-
day TO observe the final rites
for native son killed Friday
while executing his duties as a
North Carolina Highway PATROL
man.
The deceased, Pvt. Harry T.
Long. a member of the Patrol
since June ), 1853, died of in
juries sustained while conduct
ing routine license check on
Highway 301 near Dun. He suf-
fere "a ira ctured skull and two
brok' u legs, having been knock
ed some 60 feet by the impact of
2 speeding vehicle.
Three men were arrested sew
eral hours after Pvt. Long was
struck down. Each was charged
with hit-and-run and man
slaughter.
fatIOimen numbering l12 paid
their respects during the Sunday
afternoon rites, conducted by
lnman Funeral Home of Tabor
City N. c.
From the moment which the
body was placed in the Inman
Funeral Chapel to lie in state to
its intcrmcnt, two members of
the Patrol stood guard at the
casket. Active pallbcarers were
Patrol Pvts. a. ii. Campbell, L..
III. Baker. G. +. Lane, NJ. v.
Byrd, ii. S. wilkins and J. E.
Lane, all assigned to duty i'm CO.
lumbus County. Other members
of the force were In attendance
as the honor guard and honor
AIRY pallbearcrs.
Following the funeral and
preceding burial, Mafore D. T.
Lambert and w. B. Lentz with
drew a N. c. Highway Patrol
= flag from the bier and presented
II to the deCeaSed'S father. Lacy
Long, a court officer Of Column
bus County.
= Burial followed in the Jacobs
Cemetery adjoining the Long
estate.
Survivors include the father:
three brothers, Lawrence Long
of Tabor City, Lacy N. and
Nealey A. of the u. s. Air Force:
five sisters, Miss Carolyn Long,
Mrs, Carl II. locks and Mrs.
Ralph j. Long, oil of Tabor City,
Mrs. Billie J. Price of Ellerbe,
and Miss Tommie Long of Char
lot.,
tails Oi p" events leading
to ong'S DEAN suggested that
he was struck shortly after stop
ping a car containing three girls.
Capt. c. II. Williams sad Long
had checked the drivers license
and the rillG were looking for
the rcglstra ion card in the glove
compartment when the vehicle
hit Long. His body landed off
the highway TO the right.
Wiiliams said the girls had
pulled off the shoulder Of the
highway and left their lights on.
Long had pulled up behind their
car and his red blinkcr light was
burning. The vehicle which hit
Long did not hit the girls car.
The girls, Capt Williams said.
shocked by the sudden tragedy,
! halted motorist in a pickup
truck. The driver summoned an
ambulance.
A description Of the wanted
y 1855 four-door Ford offered by
the girls was flashed TO the pat
rol and roadblocks were thrown
sIup in the area.
Three men, identified a. Franz
Washington Thornton yr., OIiver
Il. Creech, and Leo Junior Dunn
all Benson-area men, were late.
lapprehended NJ a. service ssa.
tion near Costs, said Casa. WlI.
fN--At-A
Tabor City tribune., 1959-12-23
TABOR STORES TO CLOSE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

%. Tabor City stores will be
closed Friday and Saturday.
according to a Merchants
Association spokesman.
The two-day closing was
agreed upon by members of
the association when the cla-
cndar of opening and closing
dates was set.