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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Strawberry Market

The Loris-Tabor City Straw
berry Market will open at the
Horny County Farmers Market
here Monday. Phil Crunkhite.
market manager, announced
today.
CrCnkhitc said that in addi-
ton TO the buyers who were
here last ycar-Waync Jones
IF West jefferson. N, C.. Jen-
nings St.i kland. White House
stores Of Charleston. John A.
Price and others 49, indications
are there will be buyers here
this year from New Jersey
1nd one from Floria.
Last year the market aver
aged $50 per "a pint crate.
Cronkhite said growers would
find containers available at the
market.
The market was operated
here last year for the first time
as a Joint venture Of the Loris
and Tabor City Merchants AS
sociations.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12

a Tabor City native has been
presented with one of the high
est awards given 20 Servicemen
during peace time.
S-Sgt. Wade p. Roberts. 81,
is the recipient of the Com
mendatiOn Medal, according to
1t. Col. Dale B. Ward. his COM
handing officer at Cannon Air
Force Base, New Mexico. The
citation which accompanied the
medal stated that S-Sgt. Rob-
CrtS distinguished himself by
mcritoriouS achievement while
assigned as noncOmmiSSiOncd
officer in charge OF inspection
and test flight section. 43Gth
Tactical Fighter Squadron,
Cannon Air Force Base. from
November 10, 1859 TO Novem5-
or 25. 1889"
During this period the squad
ron was deplOyed to ChaumOnt
Air Base on Operation Spear
head"
The citation further states
that Sergeant Roberts high
degree of technical proficiency.
coupled with his outstanding
leadership ability and willing
ness TO work long and ardous
hours, were primary factors in
the effective and cXpcdient
maintenance Of deploycd air
craft.
Sergeant Roberts Uutstand-
ing performance and devotion
TO duty contributed immcaSur-
ably TO the accomplishment. of
the unit mission and reflect
credit upon himself and TO the
United States Air Force" con-
cludCd the citation.
The TABOR CITY scrviceman
is the son of Mrs. Grace Rob
ertS, 300 Green Sea road. His
wife is Floydccn ard his three
children are Uvonnc, Wsydeen
and Ronald
He was transferred to Myrtle
Beach Air Force Base i'm April,
having been at the New Mcxi-
co base since 1856.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Bible School
Clinic Tuesday

The Columbus Baptist Assoc
citation has scheduled a vaCa-
ton Bible school clini, for
Tuesday. April 10. i'll Trinity
Baptist Church. Whitcvillc.
In making the announcement.
Henry Powell. aSsociational
missionary. noted that six
simultaneous conferences Will
be conducted by the following:
Bill Alexander. WhitcvillC
First Baptist Church. Nursery
workers, Mrs. Thurman White.
New Hope, Beginner workers;
Mrs. Henry Powell. Trinity.
Primary: Mr.. Powell. Juniors;
Mrs. Maurice Gillia. IntcrmCd-
iatCS: and Rev. To. Faircloth.
Assoc. VBS superintendent.
general conference for pastors.
The program will begin at
$3.50 y. m. and will include the
conferences. dcmOnStr atiOnS
and discussions. supper. and a
general conference period.
"All those who will be there
for supper are asked TO bring
sandwiches and cookies" says
Nov Powell. He aleo asks thst
leaders bring handwork samp-
les and textbooks that are TO
be used this year
"'ut most of ALL" says Mr..
Powell, bring your vacation
Bible school workers."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Chudbourn Man
browns tuesday

A badly swollen Lumber riv-
cr took the life of Darwin
Cook. 40-year old Chadbourn
man, Tuesday afternoon.
Cook and a fishing compan-
ion, Walter Haynes. started
their boat on the river in Fair
Bluff at a landing behind the
Scott Motor Company building.
according TO Deputy Sheriff
Spurgeon Mobiles. As the two
men headed down the fast
moving river. a wave washed
over the craft. knocking the
two men overheard on oppoS-
lite sides.
Haynes, a Fair Bluff inSur-
ancc agent, told Deputy Mob
les that he swan TO the shore
and called for help before be-
ginning a search for Cook.
The Chadbourn Rescue Squad
was called to the scene around
6 p. m. where the search was
not abandoned until 1890. Ar
rangements were made To call
in the rescue squads of Lake
Waccamaw, Robson county.
Mullins and Marion this morn
ing.
AT press time today Cooks
body had not yet been found.
but the capsized boat was loo
ated approximately four miles
down the river from the land
ing from which the fishing cx-
petition had been started by
the two men.
Cook was an insurance men
who has lived in Chadbourn
for II years, although a native
Of Aerial Crossroads, S. c. He
is survived by his wife, the
former Marie Mercer; three
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Williams Pupil
Wins Contest .

ANGELA Powell. a member of
the senior class at Williams
Township school, wa Sannuunc-
cd winner of the schools MY
True Security theme writing
contest, held on April 5 before
an assembly.
Contents Of her presentation
will not be disclosed by the
Tabor City Junior Chamber of
Commerce, sponsors of the pro-
lect, until similar project has
been held IN Tabor City's
school and she completes with
;hc Tabor winner for the CO.
unity victory.
Twenty members of the Will
hams senior class participated
~ The competition. with Miss
Powell winning by a close mar
I'm Of two points. according 40
K {. SoleS Jr.. chairman of
the Jayccc project.
Placing second i'm the event
was Richard Williams. Judges
were II. b. Todd. Mrs. William
b. Rogers and Richard Gordon.
all OF Tabor City.
Edch person participating
was Judged on their efforts in
originality. sincerely, theme
construction and presentation.
Tabor City seniors partici-
patIng in the local project will
nave their efforts judged Fri
day. April II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Horace Roberts
Succumbs To
Heart Attack

Horace Roberts, well known
Tabor City merchant and for
mer town councilman, died I'M
expectcdly of Il heart attack at
his home here Tuesday at IL
p. m. He was As.
a native of the Green Sea
Section of Horny County, S. c.
his parents We're the late Me-
leSSa Ludic Granger and w.
w. Roberts.
In addition TO Mr.. Roberts
participation in town affairs he
was an active member of the
Tabor City Baptist Church, a
former Rotarian, a member of
the Tabor Masonic Lodge,
number 563, and a veteran of
World War II.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 3 p. m. in the Tab
or City Baptist Church with
the Rev. James H. Johnson,
pastor officiating. The Rev.
Morgan B. Gilreath, pastor of
the Green Sea Baptist Church,
and the Rev, p. c. Can't, of
MOoresville, N. c. will assist.
Interment VIII be in the Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Sarah Belle Plexi-
co, native of Sharon. S. c. and
daughter, Miss Melody Plexi-
co Roberts of the home; two
brothers, Davis Roberts of
LOriS, 5. c. and Tom Roberts
of Green Sea. S. c.; four sist-
crS, Mrs. Mary Roberts of
Charleston, S. c., Mrs. Art
Huffard and Mrs. Walter Pat
tcrSon of Green Sea, S. c. and
Mrs. Russell Ramsey of Mon
eta, s. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Miss Evergreen
Is First Entry
In 81 Pageant

Girls Wanted,
This is the sentiment of Ia
Dor City JaycccS this week
while they are lining up con-
tCStantS for the annual Miss
Columbus County pageant
which Is scheduled for May IL.
One contestant has already
qualifier while others known
Interested in competing for
$3.50 educational scholarship
have been sent registration
forms.
Jamsic Williamson of Ever
green is the first official entry,
according TO Jimmy Carroll,
chairman of the entries COM
mittec.
Miss Williamson. holder of
the Miss Evergreen" title, is
senior at Bladenboro High
School, and the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Williamson.
Her father is a teacher in the
Evergreen school and her mo-
Their is a registered nurse.
Carroll also announced to-
day that Ray Brunette, Wilm-
ington, has been acquired to
act as master Uf-ceremonies
for the pageant. Brunette is an
attorney (Burnette and Burn
ettc), and has cmceed many
beauty pageantS in the area.
Meanwhile, members of tn
Junior Chamber of Commerc
sponsors Of the event, are asI I
ing all citizens of the coun L
to advise them of their nomi
atoms for contestants. Gi
must possess both beauty
talent, be 18 years old by s. .,
not older than %, and ne
have been married.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Wccsen Rites
Held Sunday
AT Ciarkforl

CHARLTON. n. C.-Funeral
''rvices for Mrs. Johnnie Por,
Wootou. widow of John
cto" WootCn Of Clarkto?
ore held here Sunday at $3.50
m. from the Ciarktun Pres
ytar'rn church by the Rev.
". Miller.
I-'r.w,nt was in the CLARK
H.t,-r.
Ms No.t"n. mother o. Mrs.
o.. Prince. Howard Wootcn
-I 3.lj W0otCn, Of Lo~is. dir1
' L'riS Community Hospi;a.
n ay night after six months
{ declining health.
Mrs. WOutcn was born in
.mcrSOn. n. C.. Dec. |. 1885.
Il daughter Of the late y. r.
Porter and Frances Edwards
Porter. She was member OF
Ciarkton Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are three sons.
James II WOotcn. Clarkton, n.
-. Bill Wootcn and Howard
WoOtcn, both of LOriS. four
aughtcrS. Mrs. f. +. Priscc.
.oriS: Mrs. M. NJ. Wire. Mem
Dhis. Tenn: Mrs. w. J. Bent
'cy. Nashville. Tenn. and Mrs.
Terry Powell, Danville. Va,
two brothers, Roland Porter.
aurora. N. C.. and Rifles Porter,
emerson, n. c.: two sisters,
Mrs. L. II. Robertson. Guyton.
Ga. and Mrs. w. N. Crosby.
Hamlet, N. C., and II grand
Pa'ibcarcrs were Leslie Clark.
Charles Clark, Luther Clark,
Thomas Clark. Lcmuel Smith.
George Lennon Clark. Nathan
Cox and James s. Singlctary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
MRS. GADDis COLEMAN

Mrs. Gaddis Coleman. sister
of Madison Elliott. is a patient
in James Walker Memorial Hos
pital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Stockholders Vote
To Lower Water
Level Lake Tabor

Stockholders Of Tabor CITY
Recreation Commission, Inc,
at TIE olnUal meeting IueSuyy
night, voted to lower the per-
aa"cnt nIgh water mark Of
Lake Tabor by six inches fol-
lowing request by alJoIn. :
iur Grover NJ. jolly and Bagccy
Williamson.
Stockholders also voted 20
lease the Wildlitc Club one
acre OF LAND on the Mike Hill
upon when a clubhouse viii
uc built. The WiIdlifc Club
members. who are stockholders
n tho recreation commission,
will each pay the lake treasury
$1,000 each per year tor fish
ing privileges.
Other StlpulatIonS included
IN the lease require the Wild
life Club To conduct the area
Is a strictly legal manner and
allow Boy Scout and other de-
serving organizations the privi-
legc of holding meetings in the
club house. Wildlifc members
plan 10 build a spacious and
attractive home on the one
acre site.
Officers elected by the COM
mission for the next year in
cludC w. Horace Carter, preSi-
dent; Nenoy Stephens. vice
president; Harry Bell. Secre-
tary: Ted Watts. treasurer: and
Wayne Baxter. Ebert Shelley
and Wilson Beck, directors.
A report was heard on the
finances that showed the lake
operated at a slightly better
than breakcvcn figure during
the year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Leslie Row Speaks
To Ruritan Club

The Williams Township Rur-
i,an Club met Thursday eve
ming. April ., AT Wrilht'S Rest
amant in L0rIs.
Mr.. Leslie II. Row, chair
man. Columbus County Unit
American Cancer Society. gave
~ Interesting and Informative
talk on some of the possible
causes and methods of prcvcn-
ton and cure OF cancer. en-
nlul.ug film strip showing
~" incidence Of lung cancer
AMI presenting 'icnrifiC evil
tencc indicating a connection
between lung cancer and Smok-
ing
Twcnty-thrcc members were
present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Tabor Chorus
Set Dates For
Production

Auril 20 and u are drawing
near for the Tabor City Choir
r production of THE King and
This show, as are all OF H.
.oIuS productions, is the re-
1T OF a great deal of coOpcra.
ton on the part of many PEG.
e. Very deserving Of note al
e many costume designer
arab HarrciS,n has taken an
ci.vc interest and has made
ycral Of the beautiful cos
HmCS.
As usual. Louise Nix has
Dsgr Of great hep in maxim
rS'Jmc. roi only for her
aughtar. Judy. but for other
chorus members as well. Jean
Stevens has also helped with
costumes and her contribu-
lions to the stage design are
many. Many mothers are also
making costumes.
On stage, patience and CO.
operation are always neccSS-
ary. As leading lady. Judy Nix.
as Anna. teacher to the royal
Siamcse children, is again dis
playing her talent for acting
and her beautiful voice.
Judy COrbctt has done con-
siderable solo work, but this
Will be her debut as a soloist
in musical comedy. She wish
fully enaCtS the role of Tup-
tim, a Burmese princess, fol-
lowed to the court of the King
of Siam by her lover, Lun
Tha. portrayed by Richard
Wright. He and three other
male leads are tenth graders
and show great promise for
future performances. The 9th
or three are Carroll Fonviellc.
who does a convincing job as
Prime Minister: G. b. Sellers.
who skillfully portrays the
Kings son; and Roger Elliott,
who plays the double role OF
interpreter and priest. Richard
H1rdce, only a ninth grader.
shows great future with his
pleasing performance as An
mas son.
With great beauty and
strength Anne Gore gives a
delicate performance as Lady
Thiang, the Kings number one
wife. The role Of the King is
played by Lewis Skies. A very
FDecial feature OF the show is
The Small House Of Uncle
Thomas," an Oriental version
of Uncle Toms Cabin" This
is narrated by Margic Granger
who had leading roles in The
Mikado and Kiss Me. Kate" Il
is danced and sung by memb-
ers of the Chorus.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
RUse With Officer
sNeSs wo CHARGES

Two young men of Spring
IN narrowly escaped injury
.d,c Saturday when car driV-
a by auuclt Pal cr. -. took
hgIt owe. the TOl bypass just
toss tie i. C.-S. c. state
me. with the vehicle turning
,,r "a the nearby railroad
ocd and tumbling to a halt aft
. crashing tarough u light
pole.
- chase began on the
" hiteri,le Tabor highway
.YI.b Highway PatrOlman a.
4. Campbell in pursuit of red
500 Chevrolet sports coup.
.hr officer later reported that
- the race reached it's climax
Il the bypass, Inc Chevrolet
Eas travelling lis mph.
AS Was nearing the inter-
section OF Pircway road near
the Statclinc. | slowed down for
4 h4.SN NlidN lllC llllcl StCllOIl
Was ahead" said Campbell.
obviously the other driver
did not know that the danger
us intersection was ahead"
When Campbell reached the
mtvrSc ton the pursued car
WAS already Il crumbled heap
Of crimson metal.
As the wreck had occurred
IN South Carolina. Pvt. Camp
bell summoned highway pat
rulmCn of that state; Patrol
man Bill Griffin answered the
call
Griffin cited Parker for rcck-
less driving; Campbell issued
a citation for speeding lis
mph. Parker was released
rom South Carolina custody
after posting a S2S.GO bond.
The name of the passenger
in the wrecked car could not
y aSCcrtIInrd, but he is be-
licved to be the owner OF the
automobile.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
Duke Scholarship
10 WINS. Teacher

Through support from the
National Science Foundation
Earl W. EnzOr, science teacher
IN the Williams Township High
school. has been awarded a
scholarship at Duke Univers-
iiy for summer study i'm the
biology section of the 1861
Summer Science and Math2-
MATES Institute.
Earl w. Enzor graduated
from the Fair Bluff High
och"oI, Campbell College, and
East Carolina College. He be-
gan his teaching career this
year in the Williams Township
School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12

daughters. Rita, DcbbiC and
Jackie: and a son, Eddie.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-12
APPALACHIAN STUDENT

A list Of the students at Ap-
palachian State Teachers Col
legc. Boone, who maintained a
b or higher average during
the winter term included Rae
chel Peterson, a senior of Del
co.
The announcement was made
by Herman r. Eggers, regist-
rar.
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rs plain or cotton filled. reg. 7ot. now A0F
OcoTToN. RexsIl Absorbent. h.. reg $l.9s.
$I.5S. 4-oz reg. 65t, go. o.. reg. 23e. lSF
ORExALL 0AUzE BANDA0E. 3 widths in
pkg. O". Va" and 2"). reg. 59e. now AIF
OFAcIAL TISSUES. 4oo-Box. reg. 2et. , for 70F
OHoUSEHoLD GLOVES. lined 9se value. 90
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~. FLASH BUlBS. Westinghouse. u M2, reg.
$3.50, $I.lAi or u No. S. reg. $3.50. $I.2S
Ms. EVERAIN oSeMLATINo SPRINKLER. Rec
tsneuIar coVersee. $6.95 value. now. $S.99
10. PlAYTIME POOL SET. Swim Pool play ball.
maintenance kit Complete. $40 VAL. $3.50
OAR MATTRESS. $500 value. now. 90. $2.A9
OcREETINo CARDS. sII-yesr. Reg. $l.25. SO
OFLLER PAPER. 5-hoIe. 5ot value. for $I.I6
OHAM CLIPPER SET, 5-pece. reg. 1926. $S.sS
OcAR SEAT, sprine-cvshion. $295 val, $I.sS
QPLAsTIc PICNIC SGT, 22-pe.. 9st value, SSs
$50 GARDEN NOSE. $29s value. now $1.SO
OHAIR DRYER, Style Queen. $5.95 value. $500
OPoRTABLE MIXER, Rex-Rsy Whips. blends.
mikes and BEATS Reg. $lA.95. now $0.9S
OBATTERIES, c. D s "A. reg. 2oe. . for sos
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PROPOSALS

oLDsMoBILE 1854 Hol. cpe.. 6
the highest bid received By OF
before 5 PM. December 8, 1861
at Colonial Oldsmobile Co, l24l
9th Street Me- where the car
may be soon during business
hours. EASTERN ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION. z. B. FIELDS, Jr.,
Collection Manager. NOES. 24.25
YOU ARE INVITED TO BID ON
District OF Columbia Sewage Treat
ment, November 81, 1851
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT AID
DITIONS, SECONDARY TREAT
MENT PLANT, Unit 23A, End
Half, Part ?, Invitation No. C.
6261-S), consist. OF Aeration Tank
No. and Final Sedimentation
Tanks No. 10 and No. 10. Bid
forms, plans and specifications
are nov available from Procure
ment office, d. C.. Room 4O4,
499 Penna. Ave. NV, upon de-
post of q certified check for $50
per set, payable TO D. c. Treasurer
(Phone MA. $4,000, Ext. 44Sl.
SEALED BIDS to be opened 800
in Room 424. 499 Penna. Ave.
NV. r, G. VESSELS. Procure
ment officer, D. G.
no21.22,24,25,27,2s
1857 convertible:
Serial 579W07194, will be sold
for the highest bid received by
or before IL noon, December 9,
1851, at our office, 301S Georgia
ave. NV, Washington, D. C. This
car may be seen ct 400 New York
Ave. NV, Washington, D. c., dur
ing business hours. MERCURY
FINANCE CORP. no24