davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-02-23

familiar are pork sausage
links available in the sea-
soned ground pork form or
as smoked links.
If you've always thought
Of this type of meat as
strictly breakfast fare to be
served with hot cakes or waf-
fles, here are some sugges-
tionS to add to your files.
Any one Of them will make
Q hearty winter meal at mod
crate cost.
Bear In mind that pork
sausage should be kept very
cold. and should be used
within three days Of pur-
chasing. It may be frozen
for q limited length Of time
but the sausage may change
flavor II kept for longer than
q month.
Evening star., 1961-02-23

Use Pork Sousoqe
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor of The Star

When you shop the meat counters looking for
Inspiration to add spark to the family menus,
don't overlook the possibilities found in pound
OF pork sausage.
There's almost an unlimited variety of sauSageS
on the market these days. Perhaps the most
Evening star., 1961-02-23
Try The
Profile Bread Method
OF "Planned Nibbling"
To Help Avoid
Overeating
At The Table
And Going On
Wild Calorie Binges
Between Meals

IF you want to avoid overeating at
meals, or avoid going on hog-wild
calorie binges between meals-then
the profile Bread Method" to out
wit your appetite may prove most
helpful.
Because the Profile Bread Method
depends upon planned nibbling"-
a dietetic approach to the problem of
overeating.
Make no mistake, the Profile Bread
Method cannot cause you to lose
weight. It can only help to avoid
taking in excess calories.
"PLANNED NIBBLINc"
Remember what your mother used to
say: Don't eat it now, it will spoil
your dinner"
Many dieticians recognize the same
principlein "plannednibbling. Which
means eating about $50 calories of
any carbohydrate-protein food about
80 minutes before a meal. Or, when
tempted, between meals. The carbo-
hydrate acts fast; the protein keeps
working longer.
Try a tablespoonful of sugar in a
half glass of skim milk. Or couple of
Evening star., 1961-02-23
SAVORY COMBINATION FOR A WINTER MEAL

distinctive flavor to a SauSage-lima bean
bake. The tasty casserole combines frozen
lima beans, tomatoes, chopped olives and
green pepper, invitingly topped with
Drowned links. Served with crunchy French
bread and crisp green salad, you'll have a
Evening star., 1961-02-23
PROFILE BREAD

Profile Bread contains about 40%
more complete protein than many
white breads. It's flecked with tiny
bits of cracked wheat and the flavor
is fine-plain or toasted.
Evening star., 1961-02-23

You'll look far before finding meat that is
more adaptable, convenient or economical
than pork sausage. 1t lends itself to host
Of hearty dishes that will satisfy wind
sharpened winter appetites at moderate
cost. Pictured above, sausage links add their
Evening star., 1961-02-23

In addition, Profile Bread is forti.
fed with calcium, phosphorus, iron
and Vitamins B., b. and niacin, and
has about 65 calories per slice. For
"planned nibbling" you may find
Profile Bread ideal.
Get loaf of Profile Bread fresh at
your favorite grocer's today. And try
the Profile Bread Method of planned
nibbing" to outwit your appetite.
You may be very glad you did.
Evening star., 1961-02-23

slices of Profile Bread. Or a slice of
Profile with jam on it. Anything light
that spoils your appetite and keeps
you from overeating at the table or
between meals.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Unconfirmed Report
Has Town All Abuzz

The towns been a buzz this
past week over an unCunfirm-
cd report that q dead baby's
body had been found III the
Commsdc of service station
rest room in LoriS.
About two weeks ago the
commcdc became stopped up
and when the station operator
attempted to open 1t, he pulle
cut something that puzzled
him. a tclephoncd description
OF the mass 10 a nurse brought
he halarded guess that il
might b. a premature human
ictus. lost in miscarriage.
Later, when the cummodo
continued to operate improper
~, plumbers were called. In
BILE 10 remove tn" stoppage
with Il pull. they forced the
mass that had earlier halted
IN" progress Of the item pulled
ron the CrmmuUe. on down
the sewer.
Reports that the stoppagc
was caused by the manglrd
oocy Of baby that had been
born were unfoundcd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Fair Bluff Club
Has Annual Parity

The FAIR Bluff Woman'S
Club held the annual Dinner
party i'll In" Fellowship Hall Il
he Methodist Church ON De-
-rmhcr 80 with about fifty at
tending.
Mrs. J. Frank WaIdcll. pres
idcnt. wclComcd members. their
husbands and other guests.
The Invocation was offered
by the Rev. Neil Thompson.
Following TIC turkey dinner
NrS wilton Waddcll introduce
ed the Rev. Robert Harris who
spoke i'll a humorous manner
on Experiences OF Preachers. -
New Year decorations were
used in the room with attrac-
tive bouquets and favors.
The evening was concluded
with the singing Of the hymn
Bless BE The Tie"
HOStcSScS included Mcsdamcs
Frank Waddcll. Wilton Wad-
dell. Tom Clayton and Charles
a. Scott.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
County Must Aid Some lE.eqifimutes

Two weeks ago Phyllis lay il
lcr bed in Whitcville suffering
he fear and agony IF labor
painS-tCn minutes apart.
The woman in whose home
Phyllis lived was equally dis
turbcd; she had reason 10 be
for she did not know what to
do with the young woman.
a few hours earlier Phyllis
had returned TO the house. in
forming the owner that she had
sought admission to a hospital
and was refused because she
lacked the entry fee.
Adding to her misery was
the fact that Mack was missing.
MACK was the boy friend VINO
had planned TO stand by her
during this pcriod.)
The homCOwncr sought the
advice of friends. She vas adj
viScd 70 call a member OF the
welfare department staff. She
did so.
81 was told that they couldn't
help because both Phyllis ami
Mack had failed 20 show up
a; the department for a Sched-
uled interview" the land lady
reported to her friends when
she replaced the receiver on
the hook
AT this point when the night
vas growing later. il appeared
that Phyllis was about TO miss
producing one of the illigiti-
mate babies which the Wei
are Ro1r1 has been accused If
too generously accepting.
Naturally the names of Phyl-
lis and Mark are fictionsl But
the episode was real.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Liver Disease
Attacks ID Of
Williams Area

AT I.as, ten younss,.rs If
III. WnIi,r,s-Tabnr ~, ,,,
victims nf tho dreaded Iivrr
ailmrn, h,pa,i,js The las,
rpcd,ruic Of IN. di,c,s. hi, I'm.
county during tho lg53-54
school wear
u,lI;.. .r..,.-t.;. 1.-.
u CI..,,,., ,,,.:,. 49,. ',,'.' '''S
~ ~. ira,,.,, = 49,. ,',l N.Y. 't Wv.
-, bi. ,,,,ni, ,rr,, 1885,. -, ,rlh go
n.,r pa;,n.. L.N,-,.' - ,.;.,..' Inn
p,,,rici, Wa - -. ''i ,,..t,,.. -
rnbr Iv..,d .md C,.'... 1Isnr' 80
son
~ 49,
~ ' n N''H pI'hc'ral' hand
r'' ',.' ,cS'''' says 'ii"l only
tOui vi MS S'uuvi''S nave ocen
oe|'''eu WIN inc sickness e
u"'e iney are k','iaru Mills.
-, Ei'H N"',S. FERRY N"t'S ana
p aus. INC WAITS
> III "'tiCiN, are re-
P"' u" :" DC III N"fleo Stages
" .,,' 'E ~, ~
"''.I"'i'S prl'iclpa! stat
,,,'...' ICY '''' SSno"IWI"v
- vs. "''' - oe4iIS conducted 10
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

t. those who contend that
iiI rhIlarcn born OF uuwcl
mothers should be cut off Il
the wol'arc rolls. q North Car
Dina official has supplied this
response.
Our citizens would not per-
nit the neglect and hunger ~
so many children. Ours is a
society which docs not believe
4 child should he pcnalized be-
cause oi the condition of its
birth"
"lf such action were taken
there might he a sharp rcduc-
ton in immediate rNpenda-
lures, hut there would be an
unthinkahlc cost in terms Of
expenditure FOR crime. iuvcn-
lie dclinuuCncy. and medical
costs If these children were al
lowed to grow up in poverty
neglect. and Sguaior."
When dis uSsious Of women
who have had more than one
ilIcgitimat" child. usually the
Comw"r' "Thcv ought 10 fix
her $50 she can't have any
more" IS hoard
This is the welfare Depart
mcnts answers 90 such a state
mCnt.
They can only be- stcrilized,
under North Carolina law. II
mentally III. mentally retarded.
or cpileptic. Otherwise. s,cril-
ization would be unconsiitu-
tiOnal.
lll"eiticicioe will. wiihru,
question. crrtiuur fr' ~ -.
fare money viii pa TO. ~
small amount Of the cost OF
immortality. There appears TO
be no other alternative.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
90 Aer oAN NrR 70
rHt fYtw MARCH OF oprs

MANY women are having
fare money"
WHY aren't all illcgi!imatc
"hiiNrcn cut OFF pubic welfare
rolls"
why can't mothers of i'll
legitimate children he stcril-
lied so they cannot have more
children"
Mrs. Wright answers all of
these accusations directly and
without hesitation. when call
ed on To do so.
She applied to the first
(durlng recent interview
quite knowingly. Only nine
percent of the illcgitimatc chill
drcn receive any financial as
siStanCC from public welfare m
North Carolina. and the figuY,
Is about the same in this cuun-
~. Over 90 percent, therefore.
are being cared for by rcll-
tivcS or other persons"
This was the case Of Phyllis.
Al last report. and when 4
appeared that she was not clic-
'blc for welfare assistance. q
Nhl'crill" poi cman was SUM
muncd. The officer arranged
for medical attention an simui-
tancously contacted her family
rom which she was cstrarccd
The family took responsibility
for hospital costs.
II would be unwisC TO assume
that women have illegitimatc
children Just 20 collect more
welfare money. In fact. an adj
'itiCnal chill ". u,I moan. o.
the average. an increase OF Ices
than $40 per month in pay
ment. Who can raise a child
on $40 per month?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
: Alison Pickle
Firm Seeking
Horny Cukes

Horny County farmers are
looking into the possibility o
cal profit from contracted
'ucumbers for picking thi
Spring.
a representative of the Gates
'ickle Co. of Faison. n. c.,
amc to Horny County last
eek seeking farmers who will
'lant $50 acres of cucumbers
= picking.
Under the picking company'S
arrangement. the company
would furnish the seed. de
Quoting the cost later from
checks paid TO farmers for
"ucumbcrS. The company would
contract to buy all the cucum-
'crS the farmers grow. paying
$500 per hundred for No. Is
"rt over ! l-l6 inch circum-
crcnccl: $500 for No. 2'S
l12" to 2'O and Sl.00 for No.
IS -" and over.
Cucumbcrs would be bought
between May l6 and June "a.
- later if the volume war
"anted.
The cukes would be bought
through the Horny County
Farmers Market where farm
RS would deliver them in any
lean containers. drop them off
Cor grading and take the con-
taincrs home with them.
Farmers interested in the
proposal may contact Phil
Cronkhitc. market manager, for
copies Of the contract.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

Columbus County taxpayers
were burdcned to help care for
II children born out of we'd
lock during the year 1860.
There are presently so young
sters in the county who are
classed as "iliegitimate" re-
ceiving financial assistance
from public welfare.
The Welfare Department Of
Columbus is required To- act
by lut-and-dry rules set down
by the state and federal gov
crnmentS. yet the bulk Of con-
domination of the yielding Of
aid to Nightmares fall on their
ears.
Mrs. Alice Wright. depart
mcnt director. often hears
these corlplnirts:
They thr Department. are
paying for too many iilegiti-
mate children thus encourag-
ing the practice"
can collect more public well
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Devileites Win
End Conf. Game
BY WAYNE STEVENS

Tabor City's lady loopsters
won their second conference
game last night by defeating
;hc whitcvillc Wolflcts 4o-4l.
The DeviIettcS. paced bv
Rachel Cox, led all the way.
Ihty SaTncreu ~ po!,,.. In the
first quarter To take an early
lead. BY halftimc the Devil.
etlcS were leading "a to Is.
Then they picked up IL points
IN the third quarter while
Whltcvillc Topped only 3.
Coach John SINAI! sent the subs
IN To play the fourth quarter.
The DcvilcttcS picked up only
four points this quarter while
Whitcvillc picked up 10 points.
High scorer for Whitcvillc
was Bonnie PinGarcila with 20
points. LCnOrc Beck was the
outstanding guard
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Plans Slated By
Bethel Directors
RY-MRS. LLOYD HINSON

The community development
directors. officers. and COM
uittru nylG Joint meeting
January Attn al the home 81
M. ana Mrs. Tate Sol"S.
iuc>ts Tor the informal meet
ny were Archie Martin and
Mis- YVonnc Bennett.
Plans were outlined for the
new year with the following
officers reelected to serve an
'ther year, Lloyd HinSon.
chairman: Mrs. ESSie Powell.
ice chairman. Mrs. Rachel
lore. secretary: Tom Gore.
treasurer.
Committees are Mrs. Cora
Inc Ward, youth chairman:
Mrs Mary a. HInSon: scrap
look. photographer. and puu-
lefty: Mrs. Lillian Hardie::
program: Dow HinSon. church
and grounds: j. {. Ward, Jr.,
IOme Improvement; Robert
iardic. health and sanitation:
Mrs. Lorraine SoleS, education;
Mrs. Ruth Ward, recreation:
Fate SolcS, agriculture; john
ME Powell, Decentralization;
Mrs. ESSlc Powell, home eco
AomlcS: Mrs. Lctha Gore, mus
!c; Burton Long. w. B. Ward,
ana j. {. Ward, ST.. cemetery
.ummittcc.
Directors includc-Tatc SoleS.
Jimmie Gore. Dan HinSon. l..
II. Duncan, and w. d. Gore.
The program for the new
year includes the following -
Feb. Animal HuSbandry Mar
Oh. TranSplautlng and seeding
crops, April. Farm Safety,
May-FirSt Aid. June-Civil
Defense, August - Fish Fry
(Family Outlng). Sept. - Int
9rnatlunal Relations Oct. -
Clothing (Selcctiun). Nov. -
Farm Legislation. Dec. - Out
iooK Tor 1862. (CalabaSh OySt-
Cr RoaSD.
The first major project is q
community building with. J c.
ward, Jr. as chairman and
Lloyd HinSon and Tate SoleS
IS helpers. Also Il suitable place
Gore as chairman. Soil Fumi-
.lt!Un will be held at Johnnie
~owcl!S farm al a later date.
: tobacco bed demonstration
n ga%Sing the soil hours be-
lore sowing seeds was held at
the farm OF Lupton Ward
Thursday January 5th. Various
other demonstrations will be
LGld at later dates.
Mrs. SOlcS served refresh
mcntS TO the Twenty-Five mem
bcrS present and two guests.
The Feb. meeting will be held
al the fellowship hall of Beth
I'll Methodist church on We'd
ncSday night the 9th with Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Ward as host
and hostess.
I'VE wish To urge any one
who is Interested To attend
these meetings and those who
do not have community de
."'"Dm"nt club are invited 10
Bethel, said an official.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
ants Name Officers Fer 1861

Members of the Tabor City
10. CuIntS Association met at
Il numcm&kcrS Home Dem
nStration Club community
uuSc last Thursday night and
,lcctvd new officers for 1861.
Is. Horace Carter was nam
cd president; A. +. Goldfinch,
ViCc-pr"Sidcnt: and Ruey Hcw-
cit, Arthur Prince, S. I. Rog-
erS, Claude Boyd and Elwood
D"rmdu. directors.
Mrs. hl!dd PhippS, secretary
oi the Tabor City Credit Bur
do, VA, elected Secretary
rcaSuIe. O! the IA -iation.
Ken Lowell. executive ScCrc-
.IrN Of the association. prcSid-
q ion outgoing president
Jimmy Huffman, and made a
manCll report of the aSSocia-
ion tor 1860. HIS report show
q that thv association upcrat-
'd virtually even Tor the yea.
Carte. in accepting the
presidency, pointed out that the
'$sUcIa ION needed revival
nd that every member would
H. .ilicG upon 10 renew his
progressive spirit II 1861. He
1id every effort would De
laCr ~ tine directors to bring
harmony and RESPONSIVENESS to
4" association this year.
Tn" association also changed
$ rules To allow for a seven
lan board al directors instead
i the l3 of prior years. This
commentator was made by
he nominating committee and
Cept"d by the association.
he nominating committee was
ompOSed of Winston Gore.
'02irman; S. T. Rogers and
3ryant Baker.
Mrs. PhippS reported on the
IrSt years operation of the
,re6lt Bureau and a discus
ION followed. The discussion
entered around whether to
merge the Credit Bureau and
Merchants Association into one
organization. The decision was
withheld and directors of each
organization asked To study il.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
own Court Tukes
$4,000 Duri.,g
First Hulf OF Year

CTTnD 40. nav ;, rove ri,y
lgll bills Inn. l.
p.,..,r. ..I..n :. .n,.
tho TABOR Civ MAYORS court
during n, past six months
would absorb the costs Of op-
GRATING the town hall and fire
department for the same per-
I"u. and almost leave enough
'unoS to pay the salary of
police officer for an entire
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

directors OF inc TABOR CITY
Merchants Association had Il
harmonious meeting Monday
morning and transacted a va
lrty of business that concerns
the local businessmen during
The year.
The directors recommended
that stores observe Independ-
cncc Day. July i: Labor Day.
September i: ThankSgivirg
November %; and Christmas.
December %, by closing for
one day on those dates.
Directors recommended that
stores close on Wednesday aft
ernoon at 100 from January !
dntIl the opening of the tobac-
80 auction season, except the
eCnGSGay afternoon immCdI-
rtcly prior To- Easter. and that
torres remain open all day
Wedr Sdf.' from t,blrrr s,.a-
son opening unit JANUARY
1862. A printed schedule OF
this recommendation will Du
provided each merchant within
'sw days
In an effort To eradicate Scv-
.IaI solicitation IF merchants
!uc operating funds tor the as
aociation curing 1861. the Ill
rectorS established 4 dues sChc-
ale ana adopted il that VIII
make only one drive necessary
.or the ~. /. merchants pIv
me / commended dues iug
'heir establishment during the
ycar II Will pr,..,,," adequate
iunGS for the return Of the
nIdcle Rides AT the Yam Fest
wal. the Christmas promotion
next December, and it will pay
or those participating in the
silver Dollar Day promotion.
Only those who participated
III Silver Dollar Days this year
viii be given dues quotas that
VIII take care Of their Silver
collar Day expenses. If others
nc interested in participating.
.cir propCEtlOnatc share can
&c figured now ana will -,
zone 50 upon request of the i'll
.lVluudl merchant
Tie directors also voted not
to allow any merchant To parti-
ipHtc M the Silver Dollar Dav
promotion who is not i'm good
t'ncin2 with the association.
Anyone who is not a dues paw
ing member at the time the
promotion IS launched can
participate only by paying d
years dues in advance.
The new dues schedule ar
ranged by the directors will
provide the association with
slightly more than $4,000 if
IT is accepted by the individual
merchant. This will allow
enough funds for the cxccu-
'lVe-Sccrctary'S salary. pay for
the three promotions listed a.
Dove, and pay all other oper-
dting costs.
The directors also have und-
or advisemcnt and study. y
move to organize United Fund
Drive that would take care of
all the charitable drives for
FUNDS that are carried on i'm The
community. II this move is an
proved by the directors. COM
nittcc 10 head the organization
viii be chosen and the drive
put on this fall.
Also under study is a project
to combine the annual sale Of
school annual advertising that
requires a great deal of effort
by many school children from
many different schools. II IS
also u matter OF Inconvenience
'or merchants and some effort
VIII be made 90 assist these
schools without the individual
solicitation that has gone on in
the past.
atforo ,,,iii l.. ..st.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Opening, Closing
Schedule Is Posted

every member of the aSsocia-
ton within few days eX-
planning the new dues SctuL
mi requesting that the mcrch-
ant study the proposal and Ga
tbs best 10 meet either on al
annual paymcn, or monthly
raft the suggested dues irI
his place of business.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
BOBBY ROBERTS

Bobby Roberts is now a
member of the Charleston, S.
G. Police Department. He is
the son Of the late Ellis II.
Roberts of Loris and Mrs. lr-
enc Roberts of Charleston. Too,
he is the grandson of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Strickland
of Tabor City and brother of
Edwin Roberts. rlso Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
ROSA GARRELL CIRCLE

The Rosa Garrdn Circle If
'hc Tabor City Baptist WINS
mot win Mrs. Phil Hughes IT
her home this month. The pro-
gram entitled Facing Alcohol
pr"hlCns" was given by Mrs.
Johnnie FdG' AM Mrs. V. x.
Burroughs. Jr.
a sweet course was served
by the hostess to five members
in attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
ROTARY MEETING

The Tabor City Rotary Club
held its regular weekly meet
ing Monday night after a two
weeks vacation during the hol-
Cav season. The club voted 10
'"l1 q ladies' night meeting
Monday a week and a COM
nittcc was appointed 10 select
the place and make arrange
ments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
". PHILLIPS HAREELSON

II. Phillips Harrcison. native
of this area. now. residing in
louisville. S. G. is here for a
visit with friends and rela.
iv"S. II" was recently a patti
mt in the Veterans Admins
tratiOn Hospital ia Columbia
where he received treatment
or = hort con'iti(n following
Str"dE He alsoi underwent
minor surgery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
WOMAS'S CII1R

The Tabor City Woman's
Club will meet Thursday at
7:30 p. IN. in the home of Mrs
j. {. Singletary. The program
will be given by the hostess
and Mrs. Evelyn Leonard.
All members are urged Ia
attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
MISS ELAINE BROWN

Miss Elaine Brown has re-
turned to Wesleyan Methodist
College, Central. S. &. after
spending the holidays in the
home of her parents. the Rev.
and Mrs Hal +. Brown.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
POSTAL RECEIPTS

Receipts for the local post
office totaled $50 O88.72 for
the year 1860 with the 1850
total being S33.OO9.5O Post Mas
ter Richard Gordon announced
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

Sieah-up wanted In lnde-
cent Magazines"
Such headlines have been
LASTED across the country IN
.vwsDaprrS. raJiG and tclcVi-
sion recently. And the nations
attention has been called to
:ypcS ul reading materials
fought by our Youngsters.
But in one school oil Column
Gus County, the emphasis has
)ecn placed on more reading.
instead OF merely selected
reading.
Williams Townships school
pin pal recently commented
hat IL would rather Il child
read an inferior type OF book.
rather than not read AT all.
While Williams Township
!naueUratcd a program tour
years ago TO encourage the
youngsters to read more. II
was not until this month that
Principal Lewis was able t.
judge how much they had been
influenced 10y the program.
When students returned from
their Christmas holidays, in
stead of being asked the sea-
sOnal questions What did you
get for Christmas" and What
did Santa Claus bring you:"
they were questioned
Did you do any reading ov-
CT the holidays"
A QUESTIONABLE was given Ia
each pupil of grade TIP. Re-
suits proved that only % of
$50 did no reading over the 10
dap period.
Reading of trash" literature
was almost nil. the survey
proved. In fact. 1863 of the 33C
read their Sunday school books
chiefly; newspaper, 1877: maya
zines. l27: funny books. IS, text
books, 43: library books. 81;
and other nOn-SchOOl books, 40
According To the question:
naireS, more than three-fourths
Of the students enjoy reading
In their spare time.
OF interest to the faculty wa,
how much their pupils take ad-
vantage Of specific magazines
To the question DO your
parents receive the Progressive
Farmer" 237 subscribers Were
acknowledged. However. only
% said that they read one Spc-
liIc story Il Remember the
ChIckadec."
AT the end of the question
naire, students read their prin-
cipaIS reason for the survey,
Public schools. colleges. and
universities cannot educate
you. Educational institution.
can give YOU the fundamental.
Tor learning. The individual
must educate himself"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

Pictures were not available
Of Runy Hewitt and EIwood
Dorman, both members Of
the 1861 Board of Directors.