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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Over $1,000 To Be Awarded
At Annual Community Meet

Over $1,000 will be awarded
Monday night to the communit-
les in the Columbus County
Community Development con-
test this year sponsored by 65
progressive business firms thro-
ughout the county. Site of the
annual contest will be the Will
iiamS Township school.
An award of 5000 will be "a
warded to the community that
has made the most progress dur
ing the year with a SlOO second
place and third place $50 prize.
For entertainment the Bethel
ladies community horseshoe
team will defend their title at
the annual awards day. Pre- I'm
mary rounds will start at. $50
p. m. AT the same time the
White MarSh-Red Hill comnun-
ity mems tenn will try to defend
their title.
According to County Agent
Charles ID. Raper. the horseshoe
tourney was one of last years
hlghlightS at the annual awards
day meeting.
vi the community develop
ment awards, inducement prizes
Will be given to the communities
contributing most to increased
farm income through improved
practices and new sources of
income; to the community hav-
ing the highest percent of FAM
lilies producing and conserving
one-half or more of their total
food supply; communities car
ring the most community-pro-
JectS; and the communities car
rying the most projects to u. 4
mote better health, safet
other prizes will be awarde a
10 communities having the most
lOO Bushel Corn Club members
and communities having the
most 300 Bushel Sweet Potato
Club members.
Another highlight the IL
community afternoon meeting
Will be a quartet contest which
VIII start at S o'clock in the au-
ditorium of the Williams school
A picnic supper for the COM
and sponsors will begin
at $3.50 with the awards program
scheduled to get underway at T.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Register Of Deeds
Has Biggest Month
In Quarter Century

October was the biggest
month for the Register Of Deeds
,ffice in Columbus County for
almost a quarter Of q century.
Such was the observation of
Leo Fisher who has headed the
office for "a years.
Chattels numbering SAT were
recorded in the office for fees
amounting to $273.50, and 3s7
Mortgages were entered in the
,ounty books for fees totalins
81, 058.30.
Other items from which the
Register Of Deeds office COM
outes its income include 54
lens, s27; l76 deeds. $41e.7s;
al irregular instrucests, $751;
10; 1853 miscellaneous instru-
ments, $250.85; and II marriage
licenses, S68.
Total fees collected amounted
to S2,695.80, Fisher reports.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
High Court To Test
Juvenile MoIester

Donald Ray Duncan, a Clar-
endon farm laborer, has been
committed To the Columbus
county Jail without privilege OF
bond after waving a prelimin-
airy hearing yesterday on charg-
eS of raping a child described
by the warrant as LESS than IL
years of age"
The 2l-ycar old man, arrest
ed last week after a complaint
was signed by the child's father,
appeared before Judge w. A
Williams and the open court
hearing was waived through his
attorney, D. F. McGougan, aft
erwhich the case was boundover
to Superior court.
Another case with a similar
offenSe listed has been schedul-
ed for trial in Recorders Court
next Tuesday. The defendant,
Johnny Claude Markham OF
Whiteville, was jailed Monday
Nov. 2, and indicted for an at
tempt to assault a seven year old
girl.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Violence Flares
AT State Line:
5 Are Wounded

Violence flared again at State
Line Sunday night. the second
time at the same place 10 days.
Five men were treated at
Loris Community Hospital for
wounds: Garland Cox and A. j.
Cox of Loris; Jim Cox, Rt. |,
Loris, Willie Joe Rogers, Ri. 8,
Loris; and Bruce Floyd, Ri. 2,
Tabor City.
Jim Cox underwent surgery
for knife wounds.
County Police said none of
the mon involved would talk
and each said that he did not
want to take out a warrant if
the person who wounded them
would pay the hospital bill.
He said his information was
that a fight broke out in which
one man used a knife. Another
man, he said he was informed,
used a blackjack ON the knife
wielder who then went to his
truck and got a shotgun and fir
ed at a group standing in the
door
He added that Bruce Floyd
was treated for bludgeon wounds
of the head and Garland and A..
j. Cox and Willie Joe Rogers
were treated for shotgun
wounds.
County Policeman Willis Cause
said the alteration occurred at
the Patio, operated, he said, by
Elton Ward.
1t was at the Patio. he said
that Willie Lewis, a carnival
worker, was knitted the night Of
Oct. 20. Horace Jordan is under
arrest in that case, charged with
assault with a deadly weapon
with intent to kill.
Lewis. released from Loris
Community Hospital Monday.
started back to his home at
Early Tuesday morning Mrs.
Ruper Prince got a call from a
man trying to locate Lewis ia,
Their. saying that the elder
Lewis son was dying. No de-
tails were Immediately avail
able. either as to the origin of,
the call or as to whether it was
the boy who had been cut or
possibly another son that was
dying.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
(quirrel Hunter
accidentally Shot,

The death Of a Tabor City
Ia squirrel hunter early FRI
morning was judged by cor
Frs jury that evening as an
avoidable accident.
Victim Of a freak shooting was
yd Dozier, 42-year old
(gro farmer OF the New Life
immunity southeast of Tabor
n the inquest, presided over
Coroner J. B. Long, Jr., Stew
Watts testified that he was
hunting early that morning
had been his practice each
prning recently and sighted a
luirrel in a tree.
testimony revealed that Watts,
local barber, aimed at the
uirrel and followed the amin
in the gunsight until it was
ii with the barrel of his
|eapon. Unaware that another
Pnter was in the same vicinity,
3 fired.
Dozier, said to have been "a
40 yards away from Watts.
las struck in the neck, face and
boulder by the shots.
Immediately becoming aware
the Negroes peril, Watts said
pat he assisted the wounded
hRp to his car and brought HON
y the office of DR.. Charles
|impson for treatment. Dozier
bed during the examination
rom a pierced jugular vein.
A letter from DR.. Simpson
cad to the jury affirmed that
'ozier'S death resulted from
lrangulation.
DoZier's widow related to
'oroner Long that her hunband
nd Watts had never had any
NIble
The six jurors returned their
erdict after very brief DELHI
Investigation Of the accident
'as credited to County Bureau
{ Investigation chief, Horace
haw and Coroner Long.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Loans Increase
81 Percent, Pea

The volume of loans outstand-
ing in the "a production credit
associations in the Third Farm
Credit District is 32.4 percent
greater than one year ago, ac-
cording to c. r. Yoder. General
Manager of the Whitley lie Pro-
duction Credit Association.
Yoder, who has just returned
from the meeting of Pea Exc
cutive Committeeman held in
Goldsboro, North Carolina, re-
ported that the greater portion
of the increase in loan volume
throughout the District is due
to the increased volume of int
ermediate-term loans for capital
purposes.
DR.. w. l.. Turner, In Charge
Farm Management
md Public Affairs, North Caro-
lima State College was guest
speaker at the meeting and
spoke on Credit implications in
Outlook for North Carolina Ag-
Reports made by r. A. Darr,
President OF the Federal Inter
mediate Credit Bank Of Column
bia, at the meeting indicate that
the production credit associa-
tons are in sound position and
in spite Of the tight money stu
alton will be able to provide
their farmer-members with con-
loans. Darr further re-
ported that the "a peas in the
District will lend approximately
.wo hundred million dollars to
their members during 1859.
Yoder was accompanied to the
Goldsboro meeting by the fol-
lowing Officers and directors Of
the whiteville Association: W
b. Buffkin, Walter Shaw, @. T.
Gore, and Roscoe Enzor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Thanksgiving Day
Services Set Here

The Annual Community Wide
Thanksgiving Service will be
held in the Saint Paul Methodist
Church at 800 on Thanksgiv-
ing morning.
The Rev. p. c. CAN'T, pastor
of the Tabor City Baptist Chur-
oh will give the message with
the Rev. J. P. Jones, pastor of
the Emmanuel Holiness Church,
and the Rev. Floyd A. Boyer,
pastor OF the Church Of God. as
sisting with the program.
The Rev. p. Fl. Layfield is the
host pastor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Squad Members And
Sponsors Have Dance

Ann Smith is the 1859 Home
coming Queen for the Tabor
City High School football spon-
sored by Jackie Small.
Thirty girls we're sponsored to
vie for the honor by the thirty
squad members. The queen is
elected by votes from the play
ers.
An informal dance was held
on Friday night with the squad
members and their sponsors
present.
Refreshments we're furnished
by several mothers Of the play
ers.
The Homecoming game VS.
Stedman was played on Satur-
day evening, Oct. %.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
wHITEvuLE sOLDm
IN EUROPE EXERCISE
MANNHEIM. GERMANY


Army PFC Jay r. Leach, son Of
Curtis A. Leach, Route 3, White
vile, recently participated with
the 41st Transportation Com
pany In a large-scale command
post exercise in Germany.
Ee exercise was designed u
test unit efficiency undr simu-
lated combat conditions.
Leach, a truck driver In the
company in Mannheim, entered
the Army in June 1858, COM
pleted basic training at Fort
Jackson, s. c., and arrived over
seas last August.
The l9-year-old soldier is a
1855 graduate Of Central High
schoPi.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
Two Girls Top
Pig Program

More than 1921 was presented
TO young Al Swine-raiSers Sat-
urday morning at the annual
Achievement Day program held
last Saturday at the Cerro Cor
do school.
All awards were presented 10
prize-winning youngsters by
Tommy Glove, assistant County
Agent, in behalf of pig-chain
sponsors FCX and National
Bank. Both are Whiteville firms
Uncommon to the average pig
chain winners list were the
names of two All girls.
In the First National Bank
1858 chain, l9-year old Betty
Lou Ward of Antiock was &C.
claimed blue ribbon winner
Miss Ward, graduate of last
year, was the recipient of a
scholarship to Carton School of
Technology, where she is dis
,tinguishing herself as the only
girl student in the school.
In past years she was often
named prize winner in frozen
foods contests. She is presently
preparing herself for a future IN
clectronics.
Another blue ribbon winner
OF the banks chain was Christ
inc Kennedy, a IA year old A.
Her of Nakina.
Other blue ribbon winners OF
the First National chain were
Larry Thompson, Homer Norris
Jr., Ernest Blackman, and Char
les Kennedy. Larry Goodwin was
a red ribbon winner.
FOX 1858 chain leaders were
(blue) w. ID. Smith, Jr., Willard
N. Grice. Larry Wright; (red)
Charles High, Clyde Livingston
Elton Richardson; (white) Rus
sell Clemmons and Billy Wayne
Crib.
A unique phase of the Dis
chain program sponsored by the
two Whiteville firms is the corr
division, whereby participant.
are competing for highest corr
yields for one year, afterwhict
the winners are given a pig &c
begin a chain. Winners Of this
division were Billy Ann Rabor
who averaged 100 bushels pei
acre; Horace Nance, 90 bushels
Hilda Granger, "a bushels
Charles Lee Guyton. 81 bushels
Waitus Perritt, 95; and Robert
Housand, SO.
Winners Of the Sears Poultry
Ring competition were also man,
ed during the program. They
we're D. J. Peterson, James Car
;on Jones, Ronnie Dowless
Sharon Collier, Richard Bowen
tcontinued On Page o.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
red Brown Hurt
Seriously AS
Car. Truck Crash

Fred Brown OF Tabor City
operator of Browns Gulf Serv-
ice Station in LoriS, was criti-
cally injured Friday morning
when his car was in collision
with the rear end of a big truck
IL miles south of the state line
on Hwy. FOL.
Rushed to Conway Hospital
after emergC ICY treatment at
Loris Community hospital. he
was given IL pintS of blood dur
ing an operation in which his
ruptured spleen was removed.
A man who identified himself
as the driver Of the truck and
said his name was Leroy Gilbert
of Tabor City, said Browns car
the rear OF his truck as
the truck turned to the left of
the highway.
Il wanted to turn to get back
TO highway IA" he said.
He added that he did not know
how fast Brown was going al
the time nor did he know how
long Brown had been behind
his truck before he began to
make the turn off the highway.
Brown was quoted by rela-
tives as saying he started to
D" the truck on the left and
he truck turned into his
}, adding that he swerved TO
the right but was unable to
avoid hitting the rear of the
truck.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
4-h Achievement Winners
Take Away 48 Blue Ribbons

For the second consecutive
year Columbus County All
youth copied 48 blue ribbons on
the annual Achievement Day
program. held Saturday in Ger
no Gordo school. Taking top
honors were Peggie Hardee with
eleven blue and two red ribbons.
Judy Carter with six blue and
one red and Richard Bowen
with five blues.
Following the presentations in
the school auditorium. the ex-
hibits went on display in the
gymnasium.
Meanwhile, in the auditorium.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
ILLINOIS VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. HARRISON
of Lombard, Ill. visited friends
and relatives here Friday thro-
ugh Monday. They were house
guests with his father, c. II.
HARRISON, and Mrs. Thelma
Currie HARRISON, 300 Pireway
Road. Too, they visited his sist-
er, Mrs. ID. NJ. Currie, and Mr..
Currie in Lebanon Saturday and
Sunday they drove to Whining
ton for a visit with his brother,
@. L. HARRISON, and Mrs. Har-
relson.S
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11

other awards earned during the
year by Alters were presented
by Miss Jenny L. johnson, as
slstant Home Demonstration Ag-
ent.
The achievement day program
was arranged by the Senior All
Council and directed by Council
president Judy Carter.
Milton Coleman of Cerro
Gordo, state project winner,
was scheduled to deliver the
main address but had to find a
substitute after developing a
toothache.
Am Williamson came to his
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11
McGoUGAN AT CHARLOTTE

Frank McGougan, Jr., local
attorney, will attend a State
Planning Seminar in Charlotte,
N. c., on November 20 and 81.
The seminar Is being sponsored
by the North Carolina Bar Asso-
citation.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11

Talents are best nurtured in
solitude; character Is best form
ID in the stormy pillows Of the
world.
- Johann W. Won Goethe
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-11

description Of his trip last year
to the National All Congress
held in Chicago.
Others included on the pro-
gram were Ann Gore who told
of her visit TO the State All
Camp last summer. The audi
Ience watched Gayle Long of the
Williams All Senior club twirl
baton and saw the Evergreen
club in brief Skit. Miss Carter
sang song during the program.
Livestock
Pictures Richard Bowen,
blue.
Crops. Vegetables
White Corn-Milton Coleman,
red.
Yellow Corn-Richard Bowen,
blue; Billy Ann RADON, red; Lar
'ry Edwards, white.
Sweet Potatoes-Milton Cole
man, two blues.
I Oats-Richard Bowen, blue.
Il SOybcanS - Richard Bowen,
blue.
Poultry
Brown Shell Eggs - Ronnie
Dowlcss, blue; Richard Bowen,
blue; D. J. Peterson, red; James
Carson, red; Sahron Collier,
white.
Electric
Electrical Appliance Made -
Richard Bowen, blue.
Electrical Appliance Repaired
Mora Belle Batten, red.
Crafts
Painting - Linda Nance, blue,
Mary RADON, red; Diane Nance,
white.
! Metal Articles-Peggy Hardie.
blue.
Other-Ann Williamson. blue,
Record Books
Boys Long Term Milton
coleman, blue.
/ a.o' iouhuS DcdusitiCdtiOn
Dried Flower Arrangement -
Judy Carter, red.
Food Preservation
Biscuits - Ann Williamson,
blue.
Corn Mullins - Frances Nc
Clcary, blue.
White Muffins-Ann William
ison, blue.
Pound Cake-Ann Williamson.
red.
Coco nut Layer Cake-Judy
Carter, blue.
i Chocolate Cake-Judy Carter,
blue; Frances McCleary, red
Lemon Pie-Frances McClea-
ry, blue
Food Preservation
Peas - Peggy Hardie, blue.
Cucumber Pickles - Peggy
Hardie, blue; Georgia Porter,
red.
Dixie Relish - Jane Smith,
blue; Peggy Hardy, red.
Pepper ReliSh-Peggy Hardie,
blue.
Soup Mixture-Peggy Hardie,
blue and red.
String Beans - Peggy Hardie,
blue.
: Grape Jelly-Peggy Hardie,
red
I Tomato Juice-Peggy Hardie.
blue.
Peach Pickles-Peggy Hardia
blue.
Beet Pickles-Peggy Hardie,
Tomatoes - Peggy Hardie,
Nora Belle Batten. red.
Other Pickles-George Port
er, blue.
Hot Pepper-Nora Belle Bat
ten, blue.
Sweet Pepper Nora Belt
Batten, blue; Peggy Hardie, red.
Peach PreserveS-Jane Smith,
blue.
! Pear Preserves-Nora Belle
Batten, blue; Jane Smith, red.
Accessories
Picture Frame-Ann William
lson, blue.
Home Improvement
Room Arrangement - Judy
Carter, blue.
Furniture Repair-Judy Cart
er, blue.
i Chair Cushion-Judy Carter,
blue.
\ Candy
Fuge-Ann Williamson, blue.
Seafoam Ann Williamson,
'Iblue.
Bar-Ann Williamson, blue.
! Rolled-Ann Williamson, blue.
! Dropped Ann williamson,
blue; Judy Carter, red; Kathy
) Keller. white.
] Ice Box - Ann williamson,
rIblue.
j Cup Cakes-Janice wooten.
;lred.
j Junior Clothing
\ School Dress - Judy Carter,
blue.
I Dress and Unlined Jacket -
Jam Williamson, blue.
I Dress of other material -
Brenda RADON, blue.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co. OFFERS

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HILLcREST. Branch ave, nr Ala
bama ave. Open 2 TO o - Large
det., 7rms., q baths; 3 bedrms.,
baths, End a.; bedrm. and bath.
list A.; porch, full tiled bsmt.; WALL
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HILLcREsT. OF Branch ave.-For
the large family, Gus. built. det.
brick, center hall; o rms, 2 baths:
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ANAcosT1S. Iees You st.-corner
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ANACOST1A-Brick row; 8 rms, 2
encl. porches, rec. rm. and bath;
gas h.-wh. S11.95q.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, near 8. Cap
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dishwasher. disposal: fenced level
NEAR PA. AND MINNESOTA AYES
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IANAcoSTiA, 1885 Maple View place
-Det. asbestos shingle bungalow,
3 large rms. bath: full bsmt.; oil
h.-wh.; 50x20O-ft. lot. A bargain
SIO,500.
IANACOSTIA, 1907 18th st.-semi-
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Evening star., 1959-06-28
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Evening star., 1959-06-28
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.
Colored--Michigan Park
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Colored--Michigan Park
$17,950
42ls 18th st. ne, Detaeh. brk.. II
excellent cond. LIZ. liv, rm. din
o baths. closed-in rear porch. Full
basement. fenced yard.
100 block Allison ct. ne. Detached
brk, in excellent eond, center en-
trance, ~. 5m frepl. din I'm. m
most attractive rec. rn. sas heat
alum. storm windows, front porch
fenced yard.
Mlchigan avenue ne. Detached brk
center entrance. excellent cond,
cicus IS" kitl. ! bedrms.,. % baths
lovely rec y rsla;: g1s heat. ,,sS, screens, enc
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Evening star., 1959-06-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-M.E.

-ApTToT. HIII-Elegant townhouse'
overSize living room, dining room.
eompiete electric kitchen, = oeo-
rms, 3is baths, Air-cono1tioned'
ASiaeent 70 New Senate once
Building at l29 c st. ne
open daily. Saturday and SUNDAY.
Capital Properties, Inc.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

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