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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10

Tabor City merchants will
launch the annual silver Dol
lar Days" promotion Thurs
day OF next week. August 10,
and for the four weeks follow
ing Will offer unusually at
tractive bargains along with
$1,000 free silver npliaT. 20 Gus
toners
Ending on September -, the
four-week promotional event
has been sponsored by the
Merchants Association for the
past several years and IT has
been generally app!auded by
farmers and businessmen.
Tickets will he passed out by
merchants during the cam
raign that may Uc exchanged
for master tickets. These mast
cr tickets Will be placed on a
huge board on September ID.
al 800 III the afternoon and a
diSintercSted person will toss
a dart at the tiCket-fillcd
board. Those tickets being
punCtured by the dart will
walk off with the cash.
Merchants taking part in the
Silver Dollar Days" promo
ton will be announced next
week along with some Of the
special purchases they will Of
fer AT cost or below prices.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
Concord Grape
Crop Ripening
Luscious. Sweet
YIlrrlrny.

Hummy.
That's the word that de-
ScribcS Horny Cuunty'S first
Concord Grape crop. now ripe
on the vines and luscious with
sweetness.
The crop. the first from vines
planted two years ago, is not
heavy, but i Swectcr than
most and indications are that
Horny county will soon be pro-
ducing quantities of a better
grape than available elsewhere.
Grape growers are selling
grapes AT their vineyards at
81 per buShcl. Those not mark
eted locally will be sold by the
ton to a winery at $50 per ton.
Among those in the Loris
area with grapes are c. B.
thousand, c. r. Tyler, Barcy
Gerald, W. NJ. Hodges, a Mr..
Gaido and Mardcn Q. Dorman
Other vineyards are found at
Floyds. Conway and Aynor. In
all there are 40 acres in the
county.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
Work On Dam
Is Authorized
BY Lake Board

Directors Of Tabor City Re-
creation Commission. Inc. met
Monday nignt and voted TO
authorize the moving OF the
necessary dirt To- rebuild one
side %: the $50 yard dam that
was damaged during the cloud
burst rains that accompanied
hurricane Brenda.
Ebert Shelley. member of
the Board of Directors, was de-
>lSndtrd To direct the dirt NOV
ing company. Other directors
were asked 10 advise and OBJ
Scrv" the operation. Work was
tentatively scheduled To be
done today "wednesday.
We do not have available
funds with which To repair the
entire dam. In the absence of
that money and yet realizing
the need for immediate action
toward repairing the damage.
we are going ahead with work
on the near slider. West side).
Of the dam. If we have anv
funds left after making those
repairs. we will give due con-
SldcratIon TO repairing the
other side as soon as possible.
II we do not have the funds,
then we will either delay the
work, have il done on credit
or seek to raise this money in
some manner" W. Horace
carter. president OF the CORP
Grafton. said today.
We expect Ia meet again
next week and review the pro-
sr"SS that has n made. We
VIII also al tn, time discuss
III detail the holu .sg on anoth-
er boat race. II Show and
family day at the lake on Sat-
urday and Sunday before Lab
or Day." Carter said.
We have kept the water low
al the lake since the danag-
ing rains i'll hope of doing some
repairs before another hcavv
rainfall. AS soon as these re-
pairs are made, we expect ia
allow tn" water 10 rise to It's
natural level again" he said
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
Eure Speaks
AT Rotary
eeiing Here

j. Bruce Eure, of Fair Bluff,
district Rotary Governor, was
the speaker al this weeks
meeting OF the Tabor City Ro-
tary Club. Mr.. Eure. an al
torney, is the first district
governor to come from Co
lumbus county i'll many years.
He was recently honorcu with
The position without opposi-
ton "
MIR. Eure discussed the vari-
Gus aspects of Rotary and The
influence it has throughout the
world as well as at home and
IN the nation. He noted tina.
there are now 495.OOO Rotar-
ianS in the world.
James Rogers. editor of the
Florence Morning News, and
formerly OF Tabor City. was 4
visitor AT the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
Q. Van Richardson
Dies At G. G. Home

Oscar Won Richardson, So
prominent farmer Of the Cher
ry Grove section of the county
died at his home about 3 d.
m. Thursday.
He was the son of the late
Spencer and Rosetta Strick-
land also of Cherry Grove.
FINAL rites were held Sunday
at 4 p. IN. at the Cherry Grove
Baptist Church which he was
a member by the Rev. O. S
Long with burial in the church
cemetery.
Survivors include his wife.
Mrs. Catherine Edmund Rich
ardSon, a son. DR.. Aubrey
Richardson Of Baltimore. Md. g.
two brothers. f. Carl Richard
son of Cerro Gordo and Glimp-
sic Richardson of Lexingtoa:
Tour sisters, Miss Blanche
Richardson, Mrs. Fannie Ed
wards and Mrs. o. w. William
son of Cerro Gordo and Mrs
Nathan Wilson of Tabor CITY:
also one granddaughter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
Lights Ont!

Current will be off in GER
tain Tabor City areas SUNDAY,
Aug. II. frcm ; a. IN. until 1899
a. m. a spokesman for Caro-
lima Power and Light Go. an
ncunccd today.
Specifically. the service will
I've interrupted for the 2i,-
hour period. I hlork on WAL
street north Of Fifth street. Az
residents on the west side of
Railroad street. including the
business district and Green Sra
Roai Ito state Line) will he
go 49,
AcnnrSipr to Cp&L. this In
terrup.icn Of service viii y,
necessary 10 safeguard the
lives Of men who will he work
ing on the Ikzss, -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
Swim Pool Crowd
Has Diving, Swim
Competitive Events

Tcen-age members of the
Carolinas Country Club are
having real fun on Thursday
nights when the pool is cs-
pecially reserved for that
group.
Under the watchful eyes of
two chapcrones and two life
guards competitive sports have
taken hold of the group.
Last week Morgan Gilreath.
Jr.. won the diving trophy and
Larry Kapps was the winner
of the swimming trophy.
Another such contest will be
held next Thursday night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
Auction SuIes Beqin On Border Belt

Tobacco is still rolling in to-
day from many sections of CO.
lumbuS. Brunswick and Horny
counties to the four warehouses
in Tabor City where the chant
of auCtIoneerS Will be heard as
sales begin tomorrow CThurs-
day. morning at Carolina
Warehouse opening the 1860
sales season.
Second Sales will be at
Planters and third will be at
New Farmers.
Tabor City, where the aver
age has been highest of CO.
lumbuS County'S markets for
a number of years, is repre-
sented by all major buyers,
and the offerings here have
consistently been considered
among the finest tobacco sold
on the Border Belt.
I'VE should have record
crop in spite of adverse wealth.
CT conditions" believes Sales
Supervisor Ken Lowell. The
"Sharecropper also thinks that
Well have good opening
sales. We had d substantial in
crease in poundage last year,
and we anticipate the same
during 1860"
Four warehouses are operat-
ing here as in past years: Car
DINA, New Farmers and Gar
rclTS operated by r. c. Cole
man Company; and Planters,
operated by Don Watson, Dom
aid Watson and Cliff Stephens.
Predictions on price for this
year are not discouraging. Don
Watson foreseeS that Dollar
wise, | believe we'll be about
the same this years as we were
last year" Tabor City crossed
approximately S5.0O0,OOO in
1859 with a 62.94 average.
Watson continued, But
pound-wise, l believe that
we'll sell a million and a half
more than last year" Locally,
buyers paid farmers for g.
60a,490 pounds of weed.
AS for TIE quaIty of this
years offerings, Joe Coleman,
another member of the Tobac-
co Board of Trade, commented,
During the past few days the
crop has made a change for the
better; there is some tobacco
which has not been cropped
yet and il will be of superior
quality that that cropped right
fater the seasons so-called
flood.
Sales will begin at 800
O'Clock. All operators said to-
day that they welcome tele-
phone reservations for future
sales.
The market for Georgia.
Florida tlue-cured tobacco was
at its highest level of the sea-
son Monday. The U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture reports
average prices for practically
all leaf grades showed in
creaSeS over last Friday with
most up Sl.00 and $500 per
hundred pounds. The remain
ing offerings were unchanged
TO higher. Many more baskets
were bringing $4,000 to $4,000
a hundred than previously
with an occasional bid of S67.-
90.
Volume of sales was heavy
with a large number of points
having tobacco left over for
Tuesdays auctions. The pro-
portion of cutters offered was
the greatest of the season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
School openings
Set For August %

Hicks, Mrs. Marguerite Smith.
3rd: Miss Ann McGouGan. Mrs.
Elizabeth RVenbark. Mrs
Francs Hardcc. Miss Ka.c
Jones. Pho; Miss Jacquelyn
MiShoe, Mrs. Roberta Buwyer.
Mrs. Mary A. jackson. Mrs.
Edna Jolly. Mrs. Erma Win
stead, LIST: Mrs. Jean Stevens.
library: Mrs. George Lay. pi-
ano: and Mr.. II. A. Hodges,
bard.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
IN CAMP

DiCklc RoZicr and Eddie Gore
are at Camp Chestnut Ridge
this week. A real treat is fur
Their in store for them as they
will return 10y bus marking
their first trip of this means of
transportation. Chestnut Ridge
IS near McbanC.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
Green Sea Gridsters
To Begin Practice
On Mon. Afternoon

Green Sea High School
will begin football practice
Monday. Aug. Is. at ) pm.
Price Bush. coach and prin-
cipsl. announced today.
lie urged all boys in:rrc 't-
ed in participating in foot
ball TO report at that time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10

Mary Ann Carroll of Hick-
DRY is visiting her aunts. Mrs.
Fred M. Jernigan. ST.. and Mrs.
Ebert Shelley.
Mrs. p. d. Cox is a patient
IN Loris Community Hospital
Following surgery for a 5rok III
mp. Mrs. Cox sustained the in
Jury last Thursday while she
was waxing floors in her home.
she resides on Clarendon,
Route /.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
MRS. CLENIONS

Mrs. Ollie Clemens is con-
valcSCing following minor sur
gerry in LoriS Community Hos
pital She plans to return to
the Carolina Beauty Shop by
the weekend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
BLADENBORO VISITOR

Mrs. Matte Chapman of Me
banc is visiting with her sister.
Mrs. \. C. Edwards.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10
HOME FROM VISIT

Michael Clemens is home af-
ter a several week visit in the
home of his aunt. Mrs. Carey
Sapp. i'm LeakSvillc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10

Russell Wright. 10. son of MIR.
and Mrs. Willard Wright. of
Tabor City, won the champ
iOnship trophy in the Junior
Gold Tournament at the Caro-
linaS Country Club Saturday
afternoon. Young Wright de-
feated Johnnie Potter OF LoriS
III match play on the 18th hole.
Seven junior golfers were ent-
cred in the competition. Potter
received the runner up trophy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-08-10

The Guy NUncley'S are no."
home for the tobacco season
after being in Kentucky for
some time They were here
earlier and Mr.. Hundley was
called back on account Of his
fathers illness.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

head up, arms swinging in rhythm,
lungs swelling with deep breaths of
good fresh air. You can't take your
depression with you on such
walk. You will see: the posture of
happiness itself creates the mood
of happiness, and happiness Gre
ates beauty.
$. sTRAIGHTEN Up! To remedy
your posture from the mid-point,
do this: stand with your back
against the wall, your heels a few
inches away from it. Now try to
flatten the curve of your lower
back against the wall. You will
probably have to begin by bending
your upper body forward bit. Tilt
your hips forward, too, and pull in
your abdominal muscles. Pull them
in hard, as though you were trying
to press them right back against
your spine. Straighten up slowly,
all the while trying to feel your
back against the wall.
Now step away, and see if you
can keep that feeling of the straight
back and well-supported abdomen,
easily balanced on the bony cradle
of the pelvis. If you have done it
properly, you should feel taller.
your head should feel comfortably
balanced OH your neck, your shoul-
ders should hang loose and COM
fortably, and your bosom should
be high. You should have no feel
Evening star., 1960-10-09
You'll feel good
and look good

ing of muscular tension except IN
the unaccustomed tautness of that
natural muscular girdle, your abb
dominal muscles.
Liz Up your eyes
Sometimes it's enough just to
stand at the window and stretch
your lungs and your eyes. A New
York physician who has many dip
lomats and government officials
among his patients had formula
for tension-sufferers. He told COM
planning patients: Hereafter, l
want you to count pigeons on your
way to and from lunch" In order
to count the pigeons that few up
in front of his feet along the city
street, the man had to straighten
up, lift his eyes, walk with his
shoulders and back unbent. He
unconsciously would assume the
posture of a relaxed man taking
stroll, and 10, he wds a relaxed
man taking a stroll.
90 you see, you can make your
- self relax even in your
busy, action-packed, mechanized,
tense atmosphere. And if you can
relax and laugh, loosen up and feel
physically free, you'll find this
freedom translated into physical
beauty too - the kind of fluid
beauty you'll never be able to have
any other way. - The End
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Special for men
Cand women fooI)
Liz Up your eyes

y Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could
strengthen your abdominal muscles with
out rigorous daily calisthenics session?
Cayelord Hauser reports that you can
strengthen them by just few seconds of
effort day. According to Mr.. Hauser,
lO-year experiment in Germany has re-
vealed that this simple exercise, performed
daily, will result in an amazing increase
in abdominal strength:
Pull in your stomach as far as possible,
harder and harder until you quiver. Then
let 60. This one intense maximum con-
traction, held only momentarily once
day. will do more, the experiment showed,
to make your muscles grow i'll strength
than any long series of exercises that use
less than this maximum effort.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-28
ELECTRIC WORKSHOP HELL

COLUMBIA.-An Electric Worl
shop was held Thursday afternoa
in the auditorium of the Agricu
ture Building for All boys al
girls. J. Warren Swain preside
and Flora Ann Hollis reported {
last meeting.
New officers elected were, pres
dent, Flora Ann Hollis; vice-pres
dent, Mike Cohoon; secretary al
treasurer, Dale Davis; reporte
Ann Clough.
Attending were, Gordon Hopkin
Jerry Higgins. Leamon Cooper, E,
die Spencer, Barbara Sawyer. Mil
Cohoon, Katie Basnight, Billy r.
Steeley, Lloyd johnson. Ernesti1
Roughton. Sue Cox, Patty Higgin
frankie Spruill. Dale Davis. Abb
Kay Harrell, Flora Ann Hollis,
Warren Swain, Don Chapli
Wayne Comstock, Dallas Simmon
Rhett B. White, Ann Clough, De-
mis- Cowell, Ronald Cooper, Kerr
Sawyer, Michael Holiday, Cole
Cooper and Mary Beth Swain.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-28
ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM IN
TYRRELL PLANNED NOV. 9

Tyrrell County All Council had
a record attendance of approx
mately 1875 Alters at the meeting
held recently in the form of Hal
loween Party with about half of
the attendance in colorful costumes
depicting the Halloween theme. In
Judging the best costumes winners
were Billy Davenport, Ralph Wea-
therly and Brenda Ann Paschall.
They were presented free tickets
for material to make a plastic COW
cred coat hanger in workshop to
be held later in the month for
club members by Ann Clough,
Council historian. Judges for the
best costumes were Mrs. Graham
Liverman, Mrs. Dallas Davenport,
Mrs. Richard Swain, Mrs. August
us Higgins, Mrs. G. L. Hopkins as
sisted by Don Chaplin, Dale Davis,
Judy Rhodes and Sandra Owens,
Council officers.
Judy Rhodes, president, presided
over the business session with Ann
Clough leading the pledges to the
American Flag and the All Pldge.
Sandra Owens led in singing ac-
companied at the piano bv Dale
Davis. Don Chaplin had charge of
devotions. j. Warren Swain read
the minutes of the last meeting.
Plans for the Achievement pro-
gram to be held on November 9
at 7:30 o'clock in the High School
auditorium were made with the
appointment of the following COM
mittees. Program - Don Chaplin,
Dale Davis, Johnnie White and
Kay Smell; Decorations - Ashley
Hardison. Ann Clough, Rose SIM
mons and Sandra Owens; Publicity
|-Abbie Kay Harrell, Alice White,
Hal Cohoon and Roy Bateman;
Clean Up - Rita Brickhouse, Mike
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TYRRELL All COUNCIL
HOLDS HALLOWEEN PARTY

COLUMBIA.-Tyrrell All Coun-
of as THE LITTL EDOG SET ON
Gil had a record attendance of
about 1876 Alters at the meeting
held recently in the form of a
Halloween Party with about half
of the attendance in colorful cos
tunes depicting the Halloween
theme. In Judging the best cos
tunes, winners were Billy Daven-
port, Ralph Weatherly and Brenda
Ann Paschall. They were present
ed free tickets for material to make
a plastic covered coat hanger in
a workshop to be held later in the
month for club members by Ann
Clough, Council historian. Judges
for the best costumes were Mrs
Graham Liverman, Mrs. Dallas
Davenport, Mrs. Richard Swain
Mrs. Augusta Higgins, Mrs. G. L
Hopkins assisted by Don Chaplin
Dale Davis, Judy Rhodes and San.
dra Owens, Council officers.
Judy Rhodes, president, presided
with Ann Clough leading the
pledges to the American Flag ano
the All. Sandra Owens led in sing.
ing accompanied at the piano by
Dale Davis. Don Chaplin had
charge of devotions. J. Warner
Swain read the minutes.
Plans for the Achievement pro,
gram on November 9 at 7:3(
o'clock in the High School were
made with the appointment of the
following committees. Program
Don Chaplin, Dale Davis, Johnnie
White and Kay Smell; Decorations
Ashley Hardison, Ann Clough
Rose Simmons and Sandra Owens;
Publicity - Abbie Kay Harrell
Alice White, Hal Cohoon and Roy
Bateman; Clean-up-Rita Brick.
hose, Mike Cohoon, Russell Gene
Simmons, Troy Ball, Wayne kidd
and Nancy Owens; Exhibits
Senior Club Presidents, in charge
assisted by Junior Club Presi-
dents.
All members were urged to turr
in completed record books before
November Z. Don Chaplin led ir
Halloween recreation.
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SOUND SIDE All CLUB
MEET WITH SAWYERS

COLUMBIA. - The Sound Side
All Community Club met Thursday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Sawyer with a record at
tendance of &c members and visi-
tors present.
Ann Clough, president, presided
and led the group in the pledge to
the American Flag and the All
pledge.
Thadine Hopkins, song leader,
led in group singing.
Barbara Jean Sawyer was in
charge of devotions. Alice Ann
Oliver, secretary, read the minutes,
The president urged club mem
bers to turn in their completed
project books and gave a report
on the crafts workshop which was
held Thursday afternoon. Five
club members from this UICMF
shop.
NJ. L. Goodwin, Assistant Agri-
culture Agent, announced the
Achievement Program for Novem-
Der 9, when certificates for com.
pleted projects will be presented.
Ann Clough recognized Gordon
Hopkins as state winner in electric
demonstration, who made a talk
on State All Club Week.
Alice Ann Oliver and Thadine
Hopkins were recognized as county
winners in Dairy Foods Demon
stration Team.
Glenn Cohoon gave a report on
the last club meeting.
Ann Clough gave a demonstra.
ton on correct measuring in cook
ing.
Mrs. Edwards and Mr.. Goodwin
gave demonstration on "Care OF
Teeth.
Albert Cooper invited the men,
bers to meet with him in Novem-
Der. The hostess served refresh
ments. Attending were, Polly Lud-
ford, Bill Maitland, Bobby Taylor,
Glenn Cohoon, Freddie Smell, Nancy
Brickhouse, Sandra Brickhouse,
Ann Swain, Amy Ludford, Ann
.Clough, Kenny Bateman, Barbara
Sawyer, Marilyn Brickhouse, Jackie
Cohoon, Barbara Brickhouse, Tha-
dine Hopkins, Stafford Hopkins,
Alice Ann Oliver, Albert Cooper,
Roy Bateman, Gordon Hopkins,
Sharon Cooper, M. L. Goodwin,
Mrs. Elsie B. Edwards and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Sawyer.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Bryan
and children, Council, Marcus and
Donnie, Mrs. Olive Reynolds, Mrs.
Bowen Voliva, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Swain, ST., Miss Hope Morris and
Neil Hearn, visited Shiloh Free
Will Baptist Church Sunday after
noon where the Quartet from the
Free Will Baptist Bible College put
on a program of gospel hymns.
Mrs. Annie Morris, of Columbia
and enry Rogerson, of Edenton
were married Saturday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Basnight with
the Rev. E. C. Alexander perform
ing the ceremony. They will make
their home in Edenton.
The Tyrrell County Public Ii
brary will be closed all day Fri
day, October %, due to the librari-
an, Mrs. w. v. Reynolds, attending
an all day staff meeting and work
shop in the Fettigrew Regional Ii
brary, Plymouth.
II. L. Reynolds, Chairman of the
Board of Elections of Tyrrell Coun-
ty. announced today that the last
day to register for the November
8 general election will be Satur-
day, October 90.
Rev. and Mrs. R. N. Knight and
children, Kathie and Robin, of
Gainesville, spent Sunday with Mrs
Knights parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
v. Reynolds.
Miss Frances Gish of N. C. State
Library, visited the library here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mebbins, of
Norfolk, are visiting Mrs. Meb-
bins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Chesson.
Mrs. Larry Green, of Oriental
is spending the week visiting he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dudley
Swain.
Mrs. G. Lindsay Liverman is a
patient in Columbia Hospital.
Joseph E. Reynolds, a ministerial
student at Roanoke Bible College,
Elizabeth City, spent the week end
visiting his family and parents,
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Reynolds.
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News Of Columbia and TyrreII Co.
For Subscriptions see Mrs. Blanche W. Cohoon Call Her.
Phone 3I7-I, Columbia NJ c. She will welcome Of
Columbia and Tyrrel County
MRS. ALICE SEXTON

COLUMBIA. - Funeral services
for Mrs. Alice Sexton, SO, who dice
in a Lumberton Hospital Tuesday
afternoon following a long illness
were conducted Thursday afternoon
in the Columbia Missionary Baptist
Church by the Rev. Don Wagner
ray.
The church choir sang, "Lead
Kindly Light. Mrs. D. NJ. Pledger
Jr., and Miss Wanda Cooper sang
Beyond The Sunset.
Pallbearers were, Shelton Lud
ford, Willie Spencer, Wash Bias
night, Durl Roughton, Joe G
Brickhouse and Odell Roughton
Burial followed in lakewood Gene.
terry.
Mrs. Sexton was native of Tyr
rell County and made her home il
Columbia. She was the daughter
of the late Swanner and Priscilla
West Bodwell and the widow of the
late ]. Clum Sexton.
She is survived by one daughter
Mrs. Blanche Weisenflush of Ridge
way, Pa; one son, Wade H. Sex
ton, of Baltimore, Md, and three
grandchildren.