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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Hinson's
.x-Rouds
By VIVA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Hinsor
and Ronnie also Mr.. and Mrs
Dempsey Hinson went to the
beach Sunday.
Mrs. Alma Reel and Judy
visited George Cribs last week
The Rev. and Mrs. Ellis Marks
and family spent Sunday at Mr.
and Mrs. Shep Hilbourn's.
Brooks Floyd and Franci.
visited in Halifax last week.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. V
Reel Sunday were Mr. and Mrs
Emory Lovett and Mrs. Alma
Reel and Judy.
Mr.. and Mrs. French Noble:
visited MIR. and Mrs. Dennis
BlantoN Sunday. Also visiting
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny
Pridgen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Barne:
and family of Mullins visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Baines Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hinsor
visited Mrs. Ken Strickland a
Nichols SUNDAY.
Mrs. Eppie Pridgen has re,
turned from visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dennis Blanton.
Hubert Hoover and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hin
son Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ParrisI
OF Charlotte visited Mr.. and Mrs
Shep Hilbourn Sunday.
The regular monthly mcetin
of the VIVA. was held Monda.
night at the home of Miss Jud
Reel. Ten were in attendance.
4 The Junior GAS held tn
regular meeting Tuesday nigh
at the home of Miss Martha JcI
kins. Eight girls were present.
Keenon Meares in Home fror
Robson County Memorial Ho,
pital, Lumberton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

Grounds free of charge up to 4
p. m. Saturday is the day fol-
colored students and teachers
being admitted free until Noon.
Exhibits will be judged We'd
nesday afternoon with prizes
being distributed Saturday
morning.
Fourteen commercial estab-
lishments have display booths
Carolina Furniture Co., w. F
Cox Co, Graham Brothers Farm
Supplies, Wilmington Fertilizer
Co., Suggs Motor Exchange, E
H. Hickman and Sons, Prince
Chevrole: CO., LorIs Motor Sal
es, Loris Auto Parts, Funk's Hy-
bird G Seed Corn, Kings Inc.
j. d. Duncan. Loris Equipment
Co, and Radio Station Wise.
Fourteen local organization:
also have booths at the fair: The
Loris Methodist church, Pleas
ant Meadow church. Loris High
School Senior Class, the Lori:
Lions Club, the Loris Garder
Club, the Loris Elementary
School, the Green Sea FLA, the
Loris FLA, the Trades and In
duStry Class of Loris High; the
Loris Young Farmers Club, the
Home Economics Glass of LoriS
High, the LoriS High Schoo
Band and the Forestry Commits
sion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
HOW DRUNK is DRUNK? e?

Police officers arrested drunk recently in m!
home town. The drunk stated quite casually that he
knew various citizens in town who making
killing in the dope racket
Police officers were interested. They anticipated
the break of a lifetime and this only natural
They listened. The drunk kept talking
Il was my way to pick up package of dope
when you arrested me- he said sadly. The time was
after midnight
Where is the dope?" asked the officers.
It's hidden replied the drunk
Finally he persuaded to take the cops to tn,
package of dope. He pointed out the bush from thu
country road Officers found a package of white
powdery substance in the package. The rousted the
sheriff called narcotics expert from Greensboro
and rounded up a host of other law enforcement Of
bed to make the trip.
Silence deafenng the narcotics expert be
gan make his test. The white powdery subStl"c c.
simply a stack of headache powders empted iron
individual containers into the large package.
Il figured you might catch me for being drum
so | planted the package. | Just wanted to see II
couldn't you a little trouble smiled the drunk
The theory that if you laugh the world laugh:
with you didn't apply that night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
PEDESTRIANS TURN

For many weeks the eyes of the Highway Patrol
have been on motorists with their attention focused
each week a specific highway offense. According
to Cpl. T. P. Hoffler the campaign has helped to
start the mortality rate downward trend.
But now patrolmen will center their gaze on other
travellers, pedestrians .
1t must be admitted that careless walkers have
often caused driver to lose control his vehicle
Knowing this officers will be looking for persons
who fail to adhere to streetlights and signs.
So many of us over-rule the instructions of signs
so placed for our protection. Maybe the Patrol
has found a way to remind of the purpose of the
devices such as light, signs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Vandalism. Fun
Different Story

There is big difference be-
tween Halloween "ffun" and
vandalism, particularly as it ap-
plies to costly automobiles
cautions the N. c. State Motor
Club in an appeal to parents,
school teachers and police to i'm
press on youngsters that de-
structive pranks are criminal
rather than funny"
Considering the high cost of
ownership and maintenance of
the modern automobile" said
Thomas B. Watkins, the clubs
president, Iii is imperative that
children be warned against de-
faccment and breakage in the
mistaken belief they are having
fun. Parents should make orr-
tain the youngsters do not over
step the bounds of legitimate
Irevelry. And police must see to
it that private property is not
made a target for unthinking
demonstrators. Punitive action
should be taken where such
practices result in damage.
Motorists long have been
subjected to destructive acts of
children that are totally mex
cusable. Painting and marking
cars with chalk and soap is the
most obnoxious practice. The
finish on many expensive cars
has been virtually ruined on
mischief nights. Breaking OF
glass bottles is another practice
that must be dis outraged anC
the breakers punished.
The motoring public is pen
allied thousands OF dollars 10
damage caused by glass in tn,
streets. When fun reaches thi
expensive stage, ii become.
plain vandalism. Broken door
handles and stolen radiator cap
gas tank caps and hub caps are
other items of needless expense
The N. c. State Motor Club
appeals to parents and teachers
10 help prevent such acts OF
vandalism on Halloween, Satur-
day night Oct. 81" said Walk
ms. I'VE also suggest that mot
toriStS put their cars in garages
on Halloween night and even
the night before to cut down
opportunities for destructive be-
havior."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Only 81 Vote Here
On Bond Issue

Governor Luther Hodges S34,-
100000 capital improvement
band issue was voted In yester-
day by North Carolinians, but
with no support from Tabor
City.
OF the 81 ballots cast here,
for" votes outweighed the
against" votes in only one of
the nine categories. the item
calling for the issuance Of S14O,-
600 State Blind Rehabilitation
Center capital improvement
bonds.
In the county picture, voters
showed approval Of all capital
Improvement bond issues except
those pertaining to Armory i'm.
provement and Historical and
Restoration construction.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Aggie
Drugrlef
BY Nancy HARRISON

Hi
The group pictures for our
yearbook, the "Aggie," were
taken Thursday. l do sincerely
hope that all of us looked our
very best, because we want a
really nice annual this year.
There was no school Friday
because of a district teachers
meeting at Fort Bragg. We also
got out at one o'clock Monday
because there was a teachers
meeting at Acme-Delco. / know
everyone enjoyed this short va
cationl
Try-outS for the junior plays
were held Tuesday and Wedns-
day. Mr.. Sasser's room will pre-
sent a comedy called 1T Pays
to BE Clumsy" Mr.. Gillikin's
room will present the comedy
'Mama's Getting Married"
These two one-act plays will be
presented in the school auditor
ium Friday evening, November
6. We hope that all persons int
crested in the welfare of our
school will arrange TO be present
at this performance. The jun
iors must raise money, and they
don't want to have to take more
time off from school work tc
raise this money If our adult
friends will help us by attend
ing and by bringing others with
them so that we can have a full
house, we can finish with thi!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Captured

Robert Parker. 35-year ole
Chadbourn native. was pickeo
up Sunday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriffs Sturgeon Mobiles anc
\uty Dodwin, having been de
scribed as a fugative by Robe
son County law officers.
Parker, who was turned over
after his apprehension, was plac.
ed in custody of Robson Deput!
Henry Ivey.
The Chadbourn man was in
volved in an early Sunday morn.
ng shooting of a colored WON
an in Drum. following an argu.
ment over some whiskey. TIL,
woman, not identified by tn,
Columbus sheriff's department
is undergoing treatment in ;
Robson hospital for serious
wounds sustained In her RICH
foot.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

ness for the first big night.
Everywhere you looked at the
Horny County Farmers Marke'
grounds there was something &c
See-and do.
Agricultural exhibits, a fin,
swine show, displays of handi.
work and canned goods, rides
carnival shows, and EATS ga.
lore.
Entertainment this year is be.
ing provided by Palmetto Show
new to this area and brought il
by special request, which pro
vide free acts daily.
Friday is school day whel
white students and their teach.
iers will be admitted to the Fai,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Carriers
Column
by-W. Horace Carter

FESTIVAL: big has come gone The wealth
another successful At the local
certainly due deal gratitude the
long and dgent efforts that they forth The festival
have run its folks to think But in
respects has been City and
small towns anywhere have occasion the breadth and
of Yam Festival twists
dozen but is substantial project with something to
WORK ON ana means more than Just some dreamed up tesuVa
simply for the sake of having townwde promotion This event
creased yield and quality certainly
not helped in far increased concerned The
orally is not good The fresh sweet potato be the
out We hope not But long potatoes being
commercially to be right there with the lead
ers in volume quality and price
TRAVIS: Gus Travis of the Charlotte Observer made an
other of his entertaining and talks
lie relations funny exaggerated stories
kept the constantly uproar get
Jimmy Dicus and hear his goat fishing and highway paroman
stories he would up
ever written We suggested that he talk with Dicus.
MIILPOND: The festival demanded much week
that fishing almost by Gore
at Lake Tabor that we have heard about when they caught ten
fine bass morning early last week They brought them
The Tribune while they still kicking and believe
the mlpond
ATTRACTIVE: we have meant to mention this several
times previously but just hadn't you
modern past few months?
First Cameron Drug Store the
Sons installed long and marqu their series
stores Waccamaw Bank built branch Tabor CITY
Department Store renovated and put c. D.
Garrell building has completely redone new awning
and front has gone Fowler Shop
paror next door Tabor Hardware already
beautiful store fronts in town All ALL that certainly
shown real progress and looks first old
metal awnings long style disappeared from
Iabor City and the face lifting complete Tabor
City continues to grow and modernize.
WELCOME: This wray Thompson begins his duties as
managing editor of The Tribune Wray
county having been reared the Chadbourn
years he has been the County News He
Is graduate OF the University of North
enced in the weekly newspaper business He will handle most
OF te tribune and the local advertising accounts We
are happy to welcome him into the newspaper family
rEGRETFUL: AS managing editor Joins the PAPER we
are sorry to lose Al Harrison.
pune SINCE the day following his graduation college more
an SIX years ago During that first class
weekly newspaperman He also became in
community CIVIC affairs In activity
REQ MIN INTO almost section he
oiStrct wee president national
oe Oh the junior Chamber Commerce
position IN the insurance field and has left
or loSe seener pastures We
success WIN rapid advancement and life progress
ioi hnseI1 and MS wonderful family
W me- and we'll never forget him
mere any ulne he sees fit to take
me same financial stability insurance conan
es OF ule land Best OF luck, AL back to see us
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

Embarrassing business once &c.
for all, Incidentally, we are ST.
that you will enjoy the pla!
and that you won't re9rei
time spen: in coming. Remen
cr the datc-Novembcr 6. p
to be there
Plan 10 attend our Hall-wc.
carnival Thursday evening, O
tober 90. This too is tun
raising occasion, and the monc
is we'll spent for useful an !
cessary supplies.
Personality of the Week
She's a junior. She has shci
blond hair and blue ewes s.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

bombers, and double ferris
wheel.
l hear that those long-feath-
cred hats really made a hit with
villa Dean Cartrette, Brenda
Strickland, Muriel Crib, and
Louise Graham.
The group left the fair al
$50. All agreed that they had
a nice trip, and are looking for
ward to going again next year.
By-Muriel Crib
Reporter
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Revival Slated
At Cherry Grove

Revival services will began al
the Cherry Grove Baptist Church
on next Sunday night and will
extend through Sunday. Octo-
Der 8 with two services daily.
HOO am. and 200 pm.
The guest speaker will be the
Rev. W. c. Bcarden whom many
will remember from the March
revival which was said to be
one of the best in the history of
the church.
o. 5. Long is pastor of the
Church and etends an Invitation
to you to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
YOU CAN'T GO HOME AGAIN?


Glad to be back" you may ask.
To which my reply would be, Did you ever hear
of Mill Branch? Williams Township school? Iron
Hill? Mr. Pat Ray" Then would have to explain
by identifying those clues having been the stes
of earlier residence the church of my membership
and the of my grandfather with each belonging
to this area.
Chadbourn, Chapel Hill and New York have each
at one time another claimed me resident. But
so did Tabor City; and it's good to be back!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
SENSE f
NON SENSE
By WRAY THOMPSON
BIG BUSINESS

An incident occurred in Recorders Court last weak
that made spectators wonder if they were >in
the right business.
Tesfying was States witness, 17-year-old boy
He revealed that he and somewhat older lady
companion made their entry into the county and the
business world about four months ago. having arrived
fresh from Norfolk Va, "Just to get away from the
city"
The two went into business. 1t was made obvious
the court by the young spokesman that the business
has been feat in enterprise for he pointed out tot
from the earnings of his business he has done the
following:
Bought a 1851 automobile for two of his present
employees.
Bought a car for the persons who previously
worked for him.
His Friend partner" just bought SO Buick
He is the proud owner of beautiful Ford
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
Greater Loris
Fair Opens 3lst
Show TUESDAY,
HURRY! HURRY! HURRY,

HURRY! HURRYi HURRY!
It's FAIR TIME in Loris as
the Greater Loris Fair gets I'M
derway for its 31st year with
promise Of being tha biggest
and best yet.
Cool weather rolled in as the
Far got underway officially
Tuesday amid the usual pande-
monium of getting exhibits In
place and everything in readi-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
BEST FOOT FORWARD

at the office. y
The question merely asked of the boss, How
was fishing Saturday."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
HORSE STORY

Yam Festival Week truly enjoyed by mai4
mud and ALL
The only dissentive comment made by several
parties who appeared in the parade mounted
horses One of them commented - with his sentiment
seconded by another = that the mounts about
the only phase of the festivities not mentioned in the
papers.
Excuse the scribes, men, this oversight
We realize that transportation of the animals cost
fifty-dollarS EACH and this little acknowledge
ment will not compensate you for your cooperation.
They are beautiful and compemented the other
units i'm the parade.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

A PARENT COMMENTS: Il always make my boy
go to school on the first and last day know what
pleasure there is in those two particular days"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28
PLAIN
TALK

With all the fuss the Russians striking the
moon, it is easy to understand the commotion still
being made about the that jumped over it!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

"a member of the F. H. A, the
Bus Drivers club, and the Glee
club. She has a very sweet pei
lsonality. She makes good grades
in school. Her name is ANGELA
Powell.
See you next week. Until then,
bye-bye.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

OVERHEARD: He's suffering from decisions
adequacy!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-28

Mrs. Mack Grice of Pireway
spent the week end with Miss
Shirley Grice Of Wilmington.
Lonnie Grice, Billy Grice. arr
Willard Grice made a business
trip TO Darlington Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
Injuries Keep Two
Irish Sturs Our

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. is
AP).-Notre Danes football
squad concentrated on defense
in yesterdays practice for the
North Carolina opener here
September 26.
Notre Dame scouts will OBJ
serve the Tar Heels in action
against Clemson Saturday.
Halfback Red Mack and Quar-
terback George Izo watched the
Irish drill from the sidelines,
both on crutches.
1t had been expected that
Izo might return to duty this
week end, but his knee injury
may shelve him at least two
more weeks Mack, likewise
nursing a knee injury, also is
expected to miss the season
opener.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
Coe, 3 Ex-Chompions
Advance in Amateur

SEX was nipping George Sars-
field Of Butte, Mont. 2 and /
The major surprises yester-
day were the upsets Of Deane
Beman, British Amateur cham
pion from Silver Spring. Md.
and Bill Campbell. former
Walker Cup captain from
Huntington, w. Va.
Beman was ousted by Dee
Replogle. 40 year old Okla
homa City oil man. and Camp
bell was eliminated by Dudley
Wyson. 20-year-old golf rookie
from Mckinney. Tex.
Chick Evans Ousted
Also among the casualties
was 69-year-old Chick Evans
Of Chicago. who won this event
in 1916 and 1920. Evans, Oldest
player in the tournament, fell
before Donald Hoenig of
Wethersfield. Conn.,. 7 and 6.
Jack Nicklaus, the Ohio State
junior who has made a big hit
here. continued his winning
ways. The baby Of the Walker
Cup team turned back William
H. Williamson Of Charlotte,
N. c.. q and /.
Still very much in the pic
ture was Billy Joe Patton. the
Walker Cupper from Morgan
ton, N. c. The cratic Patton
didn't have to call on his put
ter yesterday as his iron game
had him close to the pin on
most greens in a 2-and-1 VIC
tory over Ken Fincke Of Tue
son. Ariz.
Three other Walker Cuppers
advanced. Bill Hyndman of Alb
ington. Pa. defeated Robert
Loufek Of Rock Island. Ill, S
and 4: DR.. Frank (Bud) Taylor
of Upland, Calf, downed Tom
Jamison, jr.. Of Oakmont. Pa.
3 and 2. and Tommy Aaron of
Gainesville. Ga, trimmed John
Oliver of Dallas, 3 and 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
REIFSNYDER, PARILu CUT
Colts Buy Hawkins,
Green Bay Ho|fbock

Tackle Bob Reifsnyder and
Quarterback Bobby Newman
and three well-known veterans
Quarterback Vito (Babe) Pa
rilli Of Green Bay. Halfback
Gene Goldman of Detroit and
Halfback Lenny Lyles Of the
Colts.
Reifsnyder, who joined the
Los Angeles Rams after being
rejected for a commission IN
the armed services, was ham,
pered by an old injury to his
Achilles tendon. The injury to
the 1857 Maxwell Trophy win
ner originally occurred in his
junior year at Navy.
Newman, San Francisco's
See PRO FOOTBALL, Page F-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16

Boxing
Eddie Machen VS.. Willie Bes-
manor, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
GORDON GLUM AS HlTTERS FAIL
Lopez Lets Worries
About Nj Rival Wait

hits in the game plagued by
cold, raw weather and drizzling
rain.
But Cleveland was unable
to get more than a single hit
an inning Of the crafty Brew
er, while Boston punched two
In the last Of the ninth to hand
the Indians a severe Jolt in
their uphill battle for the pen
nant.
Pete Runnels singled, moved
to second on a sacrifice, and
Frank Malone delivered a one
out line single to left, scoring
Runnels and ending the game.
Its those one-run games
that have hurt u.s." Gordon
said. We've lost-how many is
it on this trip? Four, I guess.
Yeah. one In Washington, two
in New York and this one. If
we'd won those we'd be right
up there, wouldn't we?"
Pierce's Fourth Over Yanks
Billy Pierce t14-s), beat the
Yanks a fourth time yesterday,
although he gave way when his
shoulder stiffened in the eighth
inning-after holding the ex-
champions hitless following
the first Of Mickey Nantes
two home runs in the first in
ming.
Pierce. free of the hip trouble
that sidelined him recently. said
the shoulder stiffened during a
lengthy eighth inning, when
the White Sox came from be-
hind with two runs and beat
reliever Whitley Ford (l4-lO.
BOB Shaw. one of the White
Sox' regular starters, came on
U relief and put it away, sur
wing a scary ninth.
After the White Sox clipped
Ell Grba, fourth Yankee
pitcher, for the clincher in
the ninth on Luis Aparicio's
triple and a sacrifice fly by
Pinch-hitter Norm Cash, the
Yankees growled back on
Nantes second homer, his 3lst
OF the year. and a double by
Elston Howard. The White Sox
got out Of 1t when Rightfielder
Jim Rivera shared Hector Lo-
See AMERICAN, Page F-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-16
SIump-Free Giants Poised
For Coasts Five Bio DAYS
Burdette Meets
Jones in Bottle
Of 20-Gumers
By the Associated Press

Facing the biggest five days
In CALIFORNIA; baseball history.
Manager Bill Rigney of the
Giants declares. Our pitchers
are ready and our hitters hits
ting. Now we're getting TO the
meat Of the thing"
The Giants, holding a Ma
tional League lead of two games
over Milwaukee and Los An
geles, open a two-game series
with the Braves today and then
collide with the Dodgers in
three. That winds up their final
home stand in San Francisco in
major league baseball's second
year on the West Coast.
Sellout crowds are expected
for all five games at tiny Seal
Stadium with its $4,000 capac-
ity. while crews continue work.
ing at Candlestick Park to get
1t in shape for the World Series
should the Giants win.
A 13-hit attack. including
eight runs in the first two in
nings. yesterday snapped San
Francisco out Of a batting
slump and brought a 1876 VIC
tory over Cincinnati.
Dodgers Climb Back
The triumph also boosted the
Giants lead as Los Angeles
nipped Milwaukee, 81, in an
extra inning to pull back into
the second-place tie.
In the only other league
game, the Cardinals defeated
the Phillies. Ga. Cold weather
forced postponement Of the
Pirates game in Chicago.
The San Francisco-Milwau-
kee opener brings a pair Of
20-victory pitchers head to
head-Sam Jones of the Giants
and Lew Burdette of the
Braves.
In his first 20-win season,
Jones has beaten Milwaukee
five times times while losing
twice. Burdette is 80 against
San Francisco.
After they'd slumped at the
plate in recent days, the Giants
met with Rigney for an "in-
spirational" talk before yester-
days game. 1t must have
helped.
The San Franciscans came
rs See NATIONAL, Page F-4