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Holmes County herald., 1960-12-15
MCKAY TOOL COMPANY
TO OPEN NEW PLANT
IN BALDWIN

Announcement has been
made by the Baldwin Colored
School. The building has been
purchased by the Baldwin De-
velopment Co., and work has
already been started for a
complete modernization of the
building. Stanley McCay, for
merly of Baldwin and head of
the McCay tool and Engin-
herring Co., has announced
plans to employ skilled male
employees in the manufacture
of tools and dies for other
manufacturing interests in the
area. Target date for opening
the new plant has been set
for January /.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-15

they are always welcome. Al
ideal gift for anyone would be
"The Southern Christina
Book, by Harnett T. Kane.
This is a moving, glowing, sto-
ry of Christmas in the South,
early and late, old and new.
The full story of people and
customs, carols and cooking
We recommend it to all SOU
thern people. And to those
who are not southern, for that
matter.
Harnett T.. Kane's latest
book, however, is just off the
press. Gone are the Days.,
which bids fair to be a major
item in the Christmas trade
at least across Southern book
counters. A handsome and
worthwhile book, pertaining
to the "Old South.
Of course it's not the gift
that counts but the giver with
the right spirit, with love in
the heart for family and
friends. May the real meaning
of C-hristmas-and the bles-
sings of Christ be with you
and your families and bring
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-15
Christmas Safety

Christmas Safety
That Christmas tree Is a
thing of beauty. But it can al
SO be deadly.
Ever watch a dry Christmas
tree burn? If the tree dries
out in your home and catches
fire, it can bring death and
terror into your home.
Here are some good rules:
Don't cut your tree or buy one
too soon. When you do get
your tree, store 1t In a cold
place. Keep the base in water.
When you put it up, keep it
away from heaters or open
fires. Never place it where it
will block an exit.
Use electric lights-no can
lies. Check the wiring-make
sure they are not frayed.
Be safe this Christmas.
Tree Planting
Right now is the best time
to plant fruit and pecan trees.
You stand a better chance of
getting the kind and variety
If trees you want from the
nursery.
You have time to select the
location where you will plant.
The soil has time to settle a
round the roots before growth
| starts in the spring.
You stand less chance OF
losing the trees if you plant
them now than if you wait
until late winter or early
spring to plant.
Fob lists of recommended
varities and nurseries, call the
county agents office.
Social Security
Do you have any questions
on how and when you should
report your farm income for
Social Security purposes?
Farmers who have gross
farm incomes of $500 or less
may report their actual net or
two-thirds of their gross. TO
receive social security credits,
a farmer must report and pay
social security tax on at least
$4,000 For more Information,
visit the nearest social secufr-
ity office.
| Cattle Lice
You know what lice will do
to YOUR cattle. Your fattening
animals will slow down In
weight gain. Your milking
cows will drop off in milk
! production.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-15
HICKORY MILL SLATED
FOR PORT GIBSON

A mill to cut hickory blocks
for AK handle manufacture is
expected to be in operation in
Port Gibson by the middle of
December, according to Louis
Ellis, president of the Port
Gibson Chamber of Commerce.
The mill will be owned and
operated by A. Action, who
has another mill at Lorman.
Holmes County herald., 1960-12-15

Heart disease is no reSDec
ter of persons. II strikes from
the cradle to the rocking chair
in all economic brackets.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
Important New Law
For Vets f Widows

\ new pension law will nj
crease monthly benefits 'oI
some veterans and widows with
very low incomes. according "a
II. Hugh Nance. County VCtcr-
ans Service Officer.
Nance said that the VA has
sent an election form 10 present
bcnchciaricS with their Fcbru-
AIRY checks. and warned vC'cr-
ans and widows receiving nom
service connected pension ard
death pension from the Veteran,
Administration tu carefully con-
slider the new law before cleo
ton 90 receive the now bcnc-
fits.
Said Nance. ~ large percent
IgC NJ those persons now re-
ccIying pension will not benefit
by changing To- inr new Law"
An important feature not be
overlooked is that widow. of
WWIl and the Korean Conflict
will be eligible for death PEN
sion without the old require
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
HARRY J. RICHARDSON

DARMSTADT. GERMANY 49,
Army Pvt. Harry J. Richardson,
son Of MIR. and Mrs. James r.
Richardson. Route 3, Conway, :.
G.. is participating with other
personnel from the 32nd Signal
Battalion IN Exercise Winter
SHE'D at the Grafcnwohr- Ho-
hcufclS training area in south
Cru Germany. The manCuvCr is
scheduled 10 end Feb. :.
Winter Shield. an annual win
ter mancuvcr involving 10000
troops. is designed to determine
the combat readiness Of Seventh
Army troops.
Richardson. q pole lincman in
the battalion's Company a. crt-
cred the Army in February
1858. completed basic training at
Fort Jackson, S C.. and arrived
overseas the following July.
The l0-ycar-old soldier at
tended Conway High School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
Negro Admits Local
Drunk

Local police have been credit
ID with solving series of rob-
cries in Tabor City which have
occurred recently, and indict-
i CephuS Hamilton, 42-year
Id colored native, with the
crimes.
Merchants who were victims
Of the mans nighttime raids
were Fowler-SoleS Grocery on
he LoriS Highway, Norris Shell
service, Green Sea Road, and
he Tabor City Cold Storage,
Tabor City officers issued in
iiCtmentS for each case except
the Fowler Soles break-in, as
The business place is located
outside the town limits and is in
ne jurisdiction of the Sheriffs
Department.
Hamilton was arrested Thurs
lay night, Feb. l8 for alledgcd
public drunkenness. He confess
ed to investigating officers,
Chief Jessie Barker and offic-
.er Ted Watts, of the breaking
and entering of various estab-
liShments on the following day
and supplied written state
ment.
Tried in Mayors Court Mon
day for the Norris station and
cold storage break-inS, Hamli-
ION plead That any act which he
had committed was done be-
cause he was under the influ-
.cncc of alcohol. Judgement was
continued on the public drunk
.enncSS charge. but probable
cause was found in the other
two indictments. Although bond
was set at $500 for each indict-
mcnt, Hamilton has not yet OBJ
tanned bond.
To enter Tabor Cold Storage,
Hamilton said that he used
Scrcwdrivcr to gain entry thro-
ugh a window; at the other two
places he merely kicked wind
.owS in. Cash, quantities of Gig
arcttcs. chewing gum and candy
were taken from the scenes Of
mis- activity. -,
Al the time of the alledged i'll
legal evening activity, Hamilton
was working for the town to pay
.oii fine judgementcd from an
earlier public drunkeSess con-
vICtion.
TRIAL for the breaking and
entering, larceny and receiving
charges will take place in Sup
eriOr court.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
Theft Ring Broken
At Acme BY Sheriff

Just for the fun of il" was
usual motive of a troop of Ac-
mc-Dcico youths who confessed
their parts in two years of steal
ing hub caps. fender skirts. and
other auto accessories for per-
iod of two years, members of
the Shcriff'S Department have
been led to believe.
Confessions from eleven boys
ranging in age from l6 to IL
were interviewed by Sheriff
Ben Duke and his deputies. re-
Sulting in indictments which
were aired in Recorders Court
Tuesday before Judge ". 4.
Williams.
On trial were Ellis McKcath-
an. David Allen Bordeaux, Phil
lips Gains, Boyd Junior Lennon.
Marvin Lester Mobiles, Walter
Earl Farmer. Norman Britt
Edge. Angelo Jerome VarIatorc.
Biil Little and Emerson Dale.
All are students at Acmc-DcIco
High school.
Initial investigation Of the
thcitS were conducted by De
putirN Al EasOn and Charles
Smith. Sheriff Ben Duke stated
today that from his interviews
with the boys he has formed
the belief that they acted only
on a lark and were not taking
the items for purpose of sale.
In Recorders Court Tuesday
Attorney Jack Hooks. appearing
in behalf of three of the young
defendants. entered 4 plea of no
contest: the other eight defend
ants plead guilty.
Each was judged guilty and
given sin months on the roads
The judgement was suspended
on the condition that each de-
PENDANT pay a S25 fine and court
costs. and remain on good be-
havior for a period of two years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
Sandy Plains
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
Annual Camellia Show Slated
For Saiurday-SundaY Edgewood

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
County Band
Majoreites Get
Commentator

Columbus County's corps of
maJorettes walked away from A
State contest Saturday. bringing
back with them high ratings and
much praise from their band
master, Bob Hodges.
Our girls really made a good
showing. and should inspire 9TH
or girls in the county to become
interested in baton techhiques
ne said.
The competition. held during
the State Music Contest. result
cd in Gayle Long winning a
rating of Excellent: winners of
TINS grade music give a per-
Torrance 95-99 percent flaw
less. Gayle, A Williams Town
snip student, is witnessing her
second year as majorette.
Also winning in the Excellent
rating was Sue Crib, who-aI-
though a student of the White
vile school SyStem-is a memb-
er of the Columbus County
Band. Sue is in her third wear
las a majOrctte.
Patricia Ward and Frances
Keith Thompkins. both Tabor
City students. achieved ratings
l"i Good, a rating achieved when
participants made showines as
~ percent perfect. Frances has
oocn a majorettc for IL wears.
Patricia has been one for two
years.
Highest honor 10 be copped-
Supcrior-was attained by Mar
gdret Bcthca. Fair Bluff stu
dent. The Superior rating is a.
"ardcd only when maiorette
presents d performance g9-1OO
percent perfect.
The girls appeared in both
ensemble and solo competition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
Court Hears OF
Recent Assault

Time, Thursday forming;
scene, Columbus County Re
COrdcr'S Courtroom.
Witness for the state ID. II
Dlmmcry was ON the stand, un-
der examination by Prosecuting
Attorney jack Hooks.
Hooks: Where do you live
Mr.. Dimmcry?
Witness: Below Tabor City on
the Fair Bluff road in the Cher
Try Grove section.
Hooks: Who was with you on
the morning of the allcdgCd as
Sault?
Witness: Thomas Strickland
Hooks: When did you frs
see the defendant, Jack Strick-
land?
Witness: was IN my station
with Thomas Strickland
when Jack Strickland drove III
IN front and got out with a shot
com, ,,.n~ .'. - ''"
come out I'll drop you" was
behind the chcckout counter.
Hooks: Was the gun pointed
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
STILL FRIDAY

Deputy Shcriffs Sturgeon No
'I'S and John Coleman Destroy
ca u 5OO-sallon submarine tyne
WhiSkcy still Friday at a 1oca-
,l"n off the old State road in
nc Clarendon Williams Town.
ship area.
Both Officers reported that the
illegal operation was in the pro.
cess OF being moved when they
came across il. Destroyed was
thc still, three watts and four
barrels
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
Senator Catches
Florida Prize Trout

Fishing IN the Metropolitan
Miami Fishing Tournament on
a recent vacation in Florida, y.
W. Williamson. Ccrru Gordo.
won angling recognition ioI
Landing a FIVE pound IL OF,
trout. He fIShcd out Of Flam-
InEo. Everglades National Park
This catch will win the angler
a Year Book Award and will be
considered al the end OF the
tournament in the awarding of
trophies and citations for the
best of 80 eligible species
caught.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
Wilkins Class
Works On Play

,.- ''' as ~ I9ou OF Inc Will
''".. . 'M's''p Sch"oi has pre-
.'.'," " IRE PROOF ming cabinet
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
SPELLING BEE CHMAP

Representing Williams Town
ship School III the Spelling Bee
scheduled to be held in the CO.
unity Board of Education April
30. 1860 is Shirley 10 Harrclson.
Shirley Jo HARRISON is a
member Of the eighth grade and
is the daughter Of Mrs. Ccphus
Williams Of the Clarendon Com
munity.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
CANCER MEET

The officers and Board of hi.
rcctors. Of the Columbus Count,
Unit. American Cancer Society
will meet Thursday, Feb. %
at 8 y. M. in the New Whitcvili,
Hotel announced DIR. W. =. Mil.
Ter. newly elected president
This marks the initial meeting
since the installation of new Of
ficcrS on February and offici.
ais throughout the county are
urged 10 attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24

MIR. KCCnon MCarCs and Nit
ChCll visited MIR and Mrs. Clyde
HinSon Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland Dudley
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs
French Noble Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marilyn Haynes spent
Saturday night with Miss Sherry
jenkins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
WACO AWAY FARM SELLS
PI'REBRED ANGUS CATTLE

WaCCdway Farm. Tabor City,
recently sold three Aberdeen
Angus COWS and = registered
Angus bull t. Mr.. Carr Gibson,
LumbCrton, North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24
students Quizzed On CHEATING
Practices AT Williams School

Have YOU ever cheatedc" the
high school students of Williams
Township High were questioned
recently.
Yes. responded 1853, while
the remaining seven members Of
the high school student BODY
stated that they had never been
dishonest on tests and cxamina-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24

tons
The frequency of cheating in
Williams Township school is
comparative To situations in all
ether schools of the area. be-
!lcNcS Principal Clayton Lewis.
with In" fundamental purpose
of establishing "how" and
why the bad habits were
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24

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cct. and students filled tn,
ormS out during Il homc-roon
period.
Asked if they are presently
heating, thirty pupils admitted
that they are: 49, vow that they
IRE no longer chcatcrs.
IF you used To cheat. bur
ont now, how did YOU stop
The qucStioruairc asked.
Got caught" answered II.
Started studying more" re-
olied "a.
Said ~. we Just made w
our minds To stop"
Students numbering II said
that they quit cheating because
they were not learning any =
thing: reasons by 6. afraid they
would make failing grade if
caught: II decided il was a bad
habit; 6 students stopped after
they found out they could do
their own work: IL stopped aft
CT they noted that they didn't
make good grades even with
help; almost got caught: one
started attending school more:
and one stopped when people
made fun.
Fifteen students said that they
still haven't stopped because
cheating is now a habit.
QucrICd as To- whether they
cheat in all classes, students
said that they do, although 2S
members OF the student body
claim they cheat in just ON,
class
Thirty-tw" said that thry
cheat on outside assignments,
but not on tests: Is cheat on
tests but not ON homework.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-02-24

Tar Heel farmers averaged a.
bout 400 pounds Of lint co'fnr
per acre in 1859. This is 76
pounds more than the 1948-57
average.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

5000 TO $4,000 SO. Fl. New
building. manufacturing or ware
house. on route /. convenient to
18th st. bridse. THE PICKETT
co. AGENTS, rs North Glebe rd.,
Evening star., 1960-06-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

a BUYER cash today OF viii sell.
rent for you. Free appraisal VIII,
6-iaf0 DICKEY's AP 7-S0s0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
SEASH0RE PROPERTY

AVALON BEACH. MACS HEAD
Fishing pier, marina. boat ramps,
o0t'TssS as6S.s 500 R1gEp 9R Tssks SESfhgrs YONs
Box "a, Kin Devil Hill, N. c.
Evening star., 1960-06-03

Contemporary Rancher
Aforementioned family room; 8
big bedrooms with double closets,
seperate dining area. Large living
rn. with brick-wall fireplace. Hot
water radiant heat; on large
wooded lot. Assume large lst
trust. Price, SlS,250.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
HICKS

REALTORS OPEN Q to .
KI. 8-3111 OF. 4-604O
1905 Mt. Vernon Ave.
1903 8. Arlington Ridge Rd.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
COUNTRY PROPERTY

NEAR WARRENTON, VA. - For
rent, 6-rm. hSe.; baths, lge. fire.
pl.. swimming and fishing; ideal
Club. Call .RA. 1926 after g pm.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
East Meets West

IN this dramatic rambler STYLED in
the needs Of the East. Huge papo-
ramic living rm. has high vaulted
ceiling and massive exposed
beams. Formal dining rn., COM
pletely modern culinary shop.
Private hallway to 3-bedrm. sleep
ins area tmaSter bedrm. with
private powder rm), big gaily
decorated recreation rm., PLUS
den, PLUS tremendous basement,
PLUS convenient diversified car
port. Artistically placed on gently
sloping a acre of tall trees and
lush green lawns: S26.500.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
WAREHOUSES for RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

DESIRE approximately 10000 so.
IT. warehouse space. at least .
loading docks, for short-term g.
month lease. Call MRS. WAYS.
NO. 1885.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
sum I'M Err CAMPS
sum I'M Err HOMES
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MAINE-Ocean front Island Cot
tage. For rent mo. Of August, Near
Bar Harhor. EN-. 2-S4AR after 6.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
SYLVAN
HILLS

Brick split-level: center hall, liv.
rm..' 17x30, with highly distinc-
tive firepL and mantle and lovely
picture window outlook; lge. kit
with all-elec. GE equip. and birch
cabinets, lge. din. rm.; 4 lee. bed
rms. up: . posS. dn.: 3 baths, ma
hog. paneled rec. rm. with flrepl
and glass doors to patio. Carport
for . cars: lge. wooded lot; swim
pool membership avail; 3 other
plans to choose from in this new
subdivision of 80 custom homes
DIR: From 14th st. Bridge, Shir.
ley hwy. TO Seminary rd., right
left on Dawes ave. to end Of ma
cadam and house on left. JE
3-004S
Evening star., 1960-06-03

OCEAN CITY. MD desirable
Ocean front apis. Swim, fish from
door. Low June rates. HE. 9-253l.
REHoBOTH BEACH-Ocean front
apis. and COTTAGES. Immac.; S5950
wk. up. Less in June. OIL. 4-3SS3.
Evening star., 1960-06-03

VARIETY STORE
AND ROOMING HOUSE
1907 Irving st. NV. NO. 1919
Evening star., 1960-06-03
VACATION PLACES
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA-Beautifui home in Fort
Iauderdale. on Barcelona Island,
of Las Olas blvd. near beach. 4
years old; 3 bedrms.. . baths.
beautiful awning porch, dock,
fenced-in rear yard. beautifully
landscaped; automatic sprinkler
system; complete with drapes.
BYRON MOTION PICTURES
1ooR Wis Ave. WaShinRtnn Il d C.
Evening star., 1960-06-03

Count the fabulous features
this nome offers: 4 bed
rooms, , complete baths.
fun basement with outside
entrance, 8 giant closets, a
model kitchen with 2-tone
Provincial wood cabinets.
S20,750, S400 DOWN.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
Builders Opportl1nitv

290 or fewer soft. lots,
ready to build now; all en-
gineering complete; well
Yeloped area OF nearby Fair
fax County; FHA approved:
full subordinstion to ac-
ceptable builder. GOLD
STEM BROTHERS, RE. g.
1888.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
FOR THE FEW

Who demand the finest. We feel thi!
authentic Williamsburg Colorlia
. offers ideal combination for re-
laXed family living and forma
entertaining. Situated on IA acrI
among majestic trees in a sc.
cluded section of beautiful homes
Generous center hall, 31x17 liv.
ing room, 35xl4 family room with
unusual barbecue, formal dininl
room, first floor master bedroom
with log burning fireplace; cedar
paneled recreation room, 2-cal
terrace for for IsrIy entsrtainiynr S'r9snIS TrilS
nostalgia country setting witt
whistling brook in heart Of city
Price S65,000. Please call U.
for appointment to inspect.