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Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-17
Georgia Tech ROTC
Accepts Local Man

Georgia Institute Of Technol-
o2y Air Force Reserve Offic-
erS Training Corp (RTC) De-
tachment l65 announces that
Cadet George T. Milligan, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Milligan
of Tabor City, has been accept
Cd in tine BuSic AFROTC pro-
gram.
George is majorlnG in Elec-
trical Engineering and expects
To graduate in 1867.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-17
WE'D Ocr. u. 1862 THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGE

Many farmers can put some
of their idle resources to work
IN producing more agricultural
income, and plans will be made
TO show farmers how they can
increase their income with Il
good sound swine program.
Any farmer interested in get
ting in on the ground floor of
thus program should contact
the County Agents office al
their convenience.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-17

ous and carefully place them
ln the storage container. Pota-
toes in covered basket or
ether storage container will be
better protected from the high
temperatures during the day
than those exposed 10 the direct
sunlight.
What Can \ Swine Grower
Pay For A Boar?
Recently several experiment
stations throughout the Unit
I'd States have done consider
"blc work ON swine programs.
Much work has been done Ia
Improve the rate al gain, fec ;
conversion and carcass qualify
ui market hogs. F'ortun"iriy.
they hav, found that all uj
these traits ar, highly hcritable
ant the using of outstanding
b"hr$ enable producers to in
c'HSc the efficiency of their
operation.
Is such a sire worth SlOO
extra? Let's take a look and
see. Ii you have 20 sowS that
ihIIuW twice Il year and aver
a"r wcHnIn" nine pigs a litter,
Nour pl" crop for the year will
amount L. 3G0 pigs. If these
nIpr arv worth 30 cents u mead
more II market time. the re-
uIn is Sl@O. At tpday'S prices
that is i little less than you
would receive iur two pounds
Il tive weight. A good herd
improving sire VIII be worth
several times this amount OH
feed conversion alone, and tn,
improvement III carcass quail
lty Will probably increase In.
pric" per pound you receive.
Last week We were inform
ed by one swine producer that
rut Il over 100 head of market
Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-17
FAR Mo
/. NEWS e A

gram farmers must cut feed
gram acreage 20 per cent on
their farms or more under their
l''9-6O base. This means corn.
n&rl"y and grain Sorghums.
1t viii pay you as u progrcS-
Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-17
January 1860.

January 1860.
Russ is 1852 graduate of
Whiteville High School. His
wife. Anna, is with him in
GERMANY.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-17
by CHARLES RAPER
County Agricultural Agent

The 1863 Feed Grain Pro-
cram Is Strickly volunteer
""". la order To cooperate an::
participate in the program,
Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-17

$40 SpacrShip
Goo Peter Gunn
G:25 Mullins Tobacco
6:3O E.sSn Reporter
Gao Wratlhrrvane
Gas News
700 Almanac
$50 Rawhide
3:?O Route &C
$40 B. Iiillbillies
1000 Loretta Young
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ll;00 Weather
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lllj DaV" Rogers
ll."0 Sports
il25 Medal for Ben'y
SATURDAY:
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1900 SKY King
1920 Reading Room
100 Robert Trout
1870 Col. Football
l:i5 ALA. vs. Tenn.
As Football SOB
500 WV World Spts
G3O Sat. News
Gas Weather
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ZOO McHale'S Navy
7:30 Jackie Gleason
1870 Defenders
$3.50 Have Gun
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AIS Land of Free
AS TBA
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600 My 3 Sons
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900 Real McCoyS
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1000 Candid Camera
1890 Whats my Line
ll:00 News
Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-17
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Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-17

MONDAY: 4.oO S.c,o, s,or,,
90 Real McCoys J.3G E.In, az N,.,h,
ll:3O Pete n Gladys 800 S.aLumt
~ % ''fS Newa 800 Snacrshp ca
l''hn News GOO Deputy
l'''0 Markets 81 Wea. Gas Mullins Tob.
l2:l3 ASri Business 6'30 ESQ Hcpurter
l220 Meditation G.IO W,,,b.rr.n.
1870 Search G:I5 N.,ys
2I5 Guiding LIGHT 1.uO Navy Log
I'uo tro'rh0 7.3n Marshal Dillon
1870 World Turns 300 Ilovd Hri!p,.
200 Password $40 Red Sk.Itnn
?:'h iioilS"party 600 COMEDY SPOT
ZOO Millionaire go lack Benny
3.30 Tel! The Truth 1000 Garry Moore
3G5 CBS News llGO Weather
quo secret Storm II UJ Late News
4:30 Edge Of Night HIS Dave Rogers
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SEQ SblccShip ca
GEO Peter Gum WEDNESDAY,:
6l5 Farnont Tob.
G:3O ESSo Reporter "u i,''' we. "'S
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Gas News i:'H .!"WS
700 Beaver iH'"o News
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400 rye n secret l2I5 A"ri Husiuc%s
$50 Lucy Show !.,':o Mc"nHu'F
900 Danny Thomas ',''" .,'n'c"
9:30 Andrew Griffith 'I'o @ ,.'''''',E i''i't
1000 Ben Casey ,.oo 'I"uG'n
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

Comparable to 1895 and 1925 values!
Woven in Jopon in ottroetive shodes Of
beige, sondoIwood, blue, gold, brown, ivory
and red. Ideol with mople or Eoriy American
style deeors.
Third Floor, Washington
Lower Level, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

2ss Washable Cotton Corduroy Shirts Fomous make 40
in smart fall coIors Sizes to 20 -------- AO2O
Long Sleeve Cotton Knit Shirts Comparable to 2.e8
value Forous make washable cotton knit shirts in 40
collar model. Sizes to 20 in group ----L----- As~A
100 Winter-Weisht Underwear Fomous make
thigh shorts with eIosticized and short zoe an
sleeve cotton tee shirts Sizes 8 to 49, for l.50
Second Floor Washington Street Floor. Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

Discontinued Styles Of Jewery Sets. Limited quon- ~
Fomous Make Hose comparable to l. so VoIue Stretch
and broken sizes sport and dress hose Labeled zoe
3 for AS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
Long Sleeve Knit Shirts comparable to 400 and 500 a MM
voIues. Broken sizes in the selection. AOZ1
Doeron Polyee Cotton Dress Shirts Special Pur- q AM
chase! Wash n Wear. White only Sizes l4k-l6h AsZZ
Street Floor Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08
Mems koHninafed
ALL-VVEATMER COATS
Last Seasons 80 -
Price, 1895 MO1

Woer-repeIent ouhe Of IS % Orion oeyie, $3.50 wool
solid block with omnoted beck Split raglan sleeves shorty
length Regulars 1885, 3/5s, 1/4o 3/42 2I4e shos 1898,
2/4o 2/42; Longs: 3/3S
Second Floor Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-08

22.95 FOLDING STROLLERS 1921
By Peterson OPPOSITION adjustable
Washington; lover LeeLAr
5l58s "SumberYe"
1913 omos Edison" French Provincial Style Crib maple finish 530S
1888 Thomos Edison" Double Side Crib,
l2l29 Pu-Togethe ToAt Toys for IA to
s4o8
ols8 Inf 97e
Evening star., 1962-03-22

REALToR HA. 7-4Oso
BRUNSWICK, MD, 32-A-S-rm.
house (needs work.. Bath, oil
hhcc.dw.h;, barns, S11,950. $3.50 dn.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
COMMERCIAL GROUND

CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1962-03-22

FIESTA RAMBLER-Like new, neal
everything. Large, large kit, sep
arate din. rm.. full rec. type bsmt.
Off-street parking. Already FHA
appraised. Only $500 down to
qualified purchaser. Don't miss
this one.
AREA-A real show
place. 3-bedrm. rambler, paneled
dining area, full rec.-type bsmt.
with wslk-out exit. A delightful
fenced yard. part used for gar
den. only S13,500 with no down
payment to vets and non-vets.
IDEAL STARTER HOME-For the
particular. S400 will pay every
thing. and payments of only $s6
per mo. Twin-sized bedrms., ex-
ira large closets, separate din.
rm., full bsmt. with outside exit.
Nice level lot, completely fenced
in rear. Just blocks to schools,
shopping and transp.
ST. JAMES PARISH-Largo Capt
Cod. 4 nice-size bedrms., separ-
ate din. rm., equipped kit. with
plenty Of table space. full bsmt
with outside exit. Nice lot with
plenty of fruit trees. Only $12,-
300 with no $S down to vets
and non-vets.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES INC.
AP. 7-2175 AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1962-03-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

$3.50 down FLA. SO mo. plus
taxes and ins. 4 BEDROOMS.
large famlly-size kit, ali equip,
lovely lot with shade and fruit
trees. Won't last-be firstl
MILKEY REALTY ia. 7-025O
Evening star., 1962-03-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
(cONTlNUED)

ARL. tN,.-Rambler, Q lge. bedrms.
sttrac, rec. rm, w1bar. 3rd bdrm',
" bath, det,. garage, nr. schools
transp., good financing. PORTAL
REALTY CO. KE. 6-7252.
ARLINGTON, North-Coloniai style
home in Madison. williamsburg,
Yorktown area, near bus route
Easy rush hour drive to offices in
D. c., Pentagon or CIA. Needs
children, pets, and economy-mind-
ed family. House has three bed
rooms. two baths, equipped kitch-
en-, paneled rec room and detached
garage. Nicely handicapped, one
fourth-acre lot. Call KE. 6-60S1
for appointment FLA appraised
Evening star., 1962-03-22
FALLS CHURCH AREA. s1s,95O

A,,uS. S,B1afoO4i iae H. BaIh az i6sn 65Iek COO
pitt. Reas. terms or FHA or CT
no cash. Radiant heat. Vacant,
Mclean High School Area.
LUCILLE COOK. REALTOR
JE. 2-3272 JE. 2-4664
Evening star., 1962-03-22
HOUSES FOR SALE--vA.


PARKLAWN
Brlck. 8 bedrms.. IN baths. lge.
nv. rm., din. area. and all-electric
ktt:. fireplace, 10x20 Florida rm.
loan. Call any time. HOOTS
REALTY CO.. JB. 3-9109.
PARKLAWN = SI8,5O0, 3-bedrm.
Ia bath brk. rambler. Level "a
acre. ,Liy. rm., firepl.. large din.
Ell, all elec. kit, h.-w, h., de luxe
throughout. Assume 4h9o loan,
S112 mo. or easy FHA terms.
MILKEY REALTY, JA. 7-025O
PRICED BELOW reproduction cost
rambler offers center entrance,
living rm. and rec. rm. with fire
washer, disposal, etc. in equipped
kitchen. Reduced to S29,950. Built
In garage: VIII try GI. PARKER
SMITH y DoNNELL, Realtors
Evening star., 1962-03-22
5 BEDROOMS

This center-hall brick split-level is
.spotless. 5 good-Sized bedrms., "a
baths. living room with BAY win
dow, formal dining room, large
modern kitchen. full basement,
level lot with towering trees, walk
to shopping. transportation, ele-
mentary and II. high schools,
HING TON Lee HIGH
SCHOOL. EARLY OCCUPANCY.
Priced n the 20s. ATLAS OF AR
L1NGTON. IA. 5-1550.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
22-IINIT

Brand-new. air-conditioned apt
bldg. Contains 2 and 3 bedroom
units. Over $4,000 annual in
tioning. Excellent suburban Ioca-
ton. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
JU. BLOB. Ewes. RA. 6-S542,
Evening star., 1962-03-22
MCLEAN

5012 Maugh rd., located in Salona
Village, a prestige area. A delight
full home for the diplomat or the
career man. For the growing fam
lily it has 5 bedrooms and 3 baths.
Nestled among lovely shade trees.
S42,950. BRODIE & COLBERT,
INC, REALTORS, FE. 7-2121;
Mr.. Cassidy. Ell. 6-3263.
MR.. INSIDE, MR.. OUTSIDE-It
makes no difference which you
want. this home in the River
wood area has all the space q
growing family wants. both in
side and outside. Ideal for out
door liv., approx. u acre ground,
attract. laid out protected patio,
ideal for outdoor living, plenty of
space and friends for children.
Inside 1t has entr. foyer, lge.
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., mod. ap-
pliances, eye level kit. with
breakfast bar, lge. paneled fam
lily rm., firepl., 5 bedrms., 8 full
tiled baths, 2-car garage. One
of today's best buys. Only S42,-
500. Call KELLER CO., INC,
la 0-RD00
Evening star., 1962-03-22

English Colonial
Only 8 yrs. young and immac., this
4-Dedroom.. 2a-bath home. on its
beaut.. Handicapped lot. has to be
seen to be apprec. 1t has formal
Nv, rm. with fireplace, din. rm.,
iully equipped kit. with breakfast
SPACE and full bsmt; Priced at
$4,000, assume $1s,900 loan, or
Miller Real Estate Co.
ia. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
Evening star., 1962-03-22
OFF COLUMBIA PIKE

OFF COLUMBIA PIKE
n excellent committing location we
nave a ,3-bedrm., 1H-bath ram
white wood siding. Living rm,
with fireplace. dining area and
completely equioped General Elec.
trlc kitchen on cul-de-sac with
fenced rear yard. patio and out
side storage area. Completely re,
decorated and ready for immediate
occupancy. TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC, 256-9100,
to Q,
Evening star., 1962-03-22
NOT NOW

SOON AIR coNp. S9t WILL BE WHAT
RAMBLER MnS HAS ST IT! tt It also SSiEM has
3 spacious bedrooms, Ia baths,
equip. kit, din. rm., large liv.
rm. with firepl., screened porch,
and fenced level lot. The price is
only S1S,500. Buy FHA with only
$500 down. MOVE IN NOW.
Miller Real Estate Co.
Il. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
Evening star., 1962-03-22

NEW BRICK RAMBLER, 8
bedrms., 3 baths, finished
rec. rm., dream kit. with
table space. 2 firepls. Walk
to st. James, public schools
and transp. Priced at only
$4,000. Call the DARBY
CO., ia. 6-9393. ewes. 3S5-
Evening star., 1962-03-22

MT. RAINIER-2-apartment home.
LIST floor. 3 bedrms., liv. rm.,
large kit and bath. Air cond.
2nd floor, 2-bedrm. apartment
furnished. Rents for 500 per mo
Home completely rewired. new
doors. Selling for $13,95O, terms
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS AP. 7-1266
NEW HAMP. AVE. AREA-1-fare
BUS, SaS,I, nr. shopping. ping Newly dec: g.
Only S13,950. Low dn. pymt. Call
434-1400, ADELPHI REALTY.
OXON HIILL-Clean 2-bedrm. brick
rambler on lge, fenced lot. Terms;
Evening star., 1962-03-22

EDMONSTON-Large 3-bedrm. bum
galow Just right for the family
who needs room at an attractive
price, $13,250, down payment and
settlement only $500 FILA or GI
RIVERDALE PARK-You must see
this clean S-bedrm. rambler with
finished rec. rnl., nice fenced lot.
$15,500. Good assumption or FHA-
GI terms.
LEWISDALE-Attractivo 4-bedrm.
brk. Cape Cod, built-in garage,
large jalousied porch, nice fenced
corner lot. $1S,950.
BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4646
Evening star., 1962-03-22
YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
IA. 8-210O

FIVE bedrooms, 8 baths. These
desirable features plus "a acre lot
with trees, all large rooms, As IT.
rec. rm:,. 2-car garage, central
air;conditioning and prestige area
with boating and swimming.
f1G1M7vH criseS st $S5;5o9; $55999;,r,TTSo TOWN ,,,s =
KE Stfsano otSoNllES' 8 ~ INC
Evening star., 1962-03-22
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

ASSOCIATIONS! II you are paying
and afnt cam an exee$s sse oS6 % s So Fer s soacs f.
you can save money by buying
your own small office building in
the Dupont circleN area on q pres
tige street iust west OF Conn. ave.
Complies with all codes and is
zoned properly. AID. 2-5424.
TIGHE WOODS
Evening star., 1962-03-22
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

MORTGAGE COMPANY desires ap-
prox. 1850 to 1.500 50. #. OF Of
flee space In downtown financial
area, Please call MR.. ISARD. ME.
S-0l6I.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
FARMS

BEAUTIFUL 286-ACRE dairy farm,
in Frederick Co. Lge. 5-bedroom
large barn. plenty Of water. Priced
for quick sale. S195 per acre.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-28
TotoI To Date
Is $1970.1S

Returns TO date in the Christ
mas Seal Campaign of the Hor-
~ County Tuberculosis Asso-
citation total Sl97Ol8.
The annual Christmas Seal
Campaign opened November
l3 and will close at the end
of January.
Mrs. James p. Stevens. this
years campaign chairman said.
we are grateful that so many
generous Horny County Citiz-
ems have already contributed
to this years Christmas Seal
Campaign She said that NOR"
than ever before the ASSocia-
ton needs Christmas Seal con-
trIbutionS to continue its pres
ont programs and To increase
their activities i'm the new add
ed area of respiratory dis
eases.
The funds raised in the 56tn
Annual Christmas Seal Cam
paign will be USED for tubcr-
CuloSiS research. health cduca-
ton of school children and the
general public. scholarships.
rehabilitation and social SCrv-
ices where needed. and a var
iety of other projects.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-28
Two Tabor Men
In Alert Forces
In Cuban Crisis

WITH AIR FORCE COMBAT
SUPPORT UNITS IN SOUTH
EASTERN UNITED STATES
Sergeant William
N. FippS, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William a. FippS of RI. 3,
Tabor City, and Technical Ser
ceant Robert A. Jcrnigan. son
of Mrs. Fred M. Jernigan ST..
IF Tabor City, ar" among the
HT Force personnel serving on
alert duty is support of the
Presidents actions in the Cub
an crisis.
Sergeant FippS, supply
supervisor. is married Ia tn"
former Frcda Z. Gore of RI.
3, Tabor City.
Sergeant Jcrnigan. main.
tenancc analysis tcchnician. is
married Ia the former Martha
j. Moody of Dillon, S. c.
They have been in a state
OF readiness with their unit
since the initial aleart order
was given. They are assisting
in providing services and sup
port for personnel of combat
units who have been moved to
this area as part of the build
up of regular Air Force units.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-28

, henson to repeat the Scout
Oath and to rededicate them
S>.NtS. to -ltS spirit. 3.
The candidates parents were
then brought forward, and the
mother of each candidate pin
ned the Eagle Bardge on her
son. In turn, each candidate
pinned a miniature replica of
the Eagle Badge on his moth
er.
The highlight of the cere-
m"ny came when Williamson
asked each candidate to kneel.
IL" then tapped each on the
shoulder with sword wei.
coined them into the ranks of
Eagle Scouts.
New Eagle Scout Rusty
Garter closed the ceremony by
playing Taps.
Six members of the Tabor
City High School Chorus rend-
cred special music for the
ceremony accompanied by Mrs.
Nell X. Fowler at the organ.
The four new Eagle Scouts
END their parents were enter
tanned at a reception held in
Inc school cafeteria following
the ceremony.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-28
Tabor City Chorus
To Present Amahl

On December at 800 p. M.
in the School Auditorium the
Tabor City Chorus will again
present Gina-Carlo Menotti's
Christmas opera, Amahl and
the Night Visitors. This will be
the third presentation by the
Chorus of the unusual musical
work that has been popular
with audiences everywhere.
Mrs. James Johnson will sing
the difficult role of the Moth
CT. Lucia Woody will portray
Amahl, the crippled boy. The
roles of the three kings will be
sung by Richard Wright, Rog-
er Elliott. and David Coleman.
c. B. Sellers is the attendant
Page.
Prior to the performance of
the opera, the entire Chorus
will sing three Christmas MINI
bers. An organ and piano int
erlude, a medley of Christine,
carols, will be PLAYED bttwg.n
tbs two parts of the program.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-28
Williams To Meet
Miller Motto Fri.

WlLLlAMS-When the Will
!lamS FarmeretteS and Aggies
lake Ia the floor here Friday
night they'll be facing the Gag
crS of Miller-Motte Business
College from the port city of
Wilmington in another nom
conference game.
The Williams teams do not
Ll&y a Columbus County Con-
terence game until January 8,
1868 when they play Fair Bluff.
The FarmerctteS are cur
rently 40 on the season while
the AggicS are 2-2.
Coach Vernon Thompson is
expected to employ the fol-
lowing lincupS for Friday
nights game with Miller Motto.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-28
Picked
In TV All Stor
Football Squad

FLORENCE, S. C.-Sammy
Williams of Tabor City high
school has been named to the
Channel IS High School ALL
Star Football Squad" a 80
man honor group selected for
televiSion station WBTW by
coaches in the stations service
area of eastern North and
South Carolina.
Twenty-six high school
coaches participated in the vot-
ing. The squad included play
ers representing 1G of the CO.
unties served by WBTW and
listed six athletes originally
selected for the Shrine Bowl
football game in Charlotte.
The squad was announced
last Friday by WBTW Sports
Director Dave Rogers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-28

hard-at-it to meet the dead
lines in mail service" he said.
Clarendon's retired postman
has had some unusual expert
ences while delivering mail.
He told of the struggles dur
ing the depression years when
he tried to help people get
letters and packages to their
loved ones. Zone day a woman
asked me to mail a letter for
an egg. l knew that the letter
was very urgent and that her
eggs were few so I mailed the
letter for her." he said.
Once Mr.. Frink stopped to
help extinguish a burning
house on his route. Something
he related that was very in
teresting was that people
would sit and wait for the mail
on winter days in bygone years.
He told about the day that he
had been stuck in the mud
three times, slipped in the
ditch and was running hours
late. There was a lady that liv-
ed several hunderd feet off
the road and as he approached
the curve near her home he
saw her waving for him to stop.
Reing overdue. he almost de-
cided not TO stop but finally
did when he saw how import
ant the excited woman's mat
ter seemed to be. She kept
running and he kept waiting.
When she arrived. out Of breath.
she meekly asked. "Mr. Frink,
why were you so late?"
Mr.. Frink has been a church
member since he was eight
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-28
Tommy Collier
Gets Air Force
Officer Roting

LAKELAND AFB. Tex -
Eugene CTommy) Collier OF
Tabor City. N. c., has been
commissioned second lieu
tenant in the United States Air
Force upon graduation from
Officer Training School here.
Lieutenant Collier was Sc
iected for the training course
through competitive examina-
tons with other college grad
yates. He is being reassigned
I" KeeSler AFB, Miss, as a
transportation officer.
The lieutcnart holds a ID. ).
degree from East Carolina COL
leec. Greenville. He is the son
Q! Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene COL
licr OF IL w. Sixth, Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-28
Santa Arriving In Tabor CiIv
Saturday Morning Dec. 8

The old man with the long
white beard, Santa Claus. is
getting all packed up for his
annual visit Ia Tabor City and
arrive here at 1000 in the
morning, December 8, to Of
iicially open the Christmas
shopping season.
Sponsored by the Tabor City
Merchants Association, Old
Saint Nick will have some 1000
rags of goodies for the young
SterS who turn out to see his
arrival on December 3. and
these bags of fruits. candies
and nuts will be distributed to
tEC children in attendance.
Santa will be located in the
Merchants Association office
following his arrival to pass
Out the free bags of Christmas
cheer.
After his arrival here De-
ccmbcr 3. Santa will remain in
town Tor the balance of the
day, visiting in the various
stores and talking with young
s'erS about what they want for
Christmas this year.
He will also be available all
day on December IS. and De-
ccmber 20. u and %, the
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
preceding Christmas on Tues
day.
Tabor City stores are already
busy filling the Christmas
shopping requirements but the
December 3, date has been Of
LEGALLY set as the real opening
OF gift buying in Tabor City.
Street decorations here. said
To be among the best of any
small town in the area. will be
erected within few DAYS.
Work toward this erection
would have already begun ex-
copt for the high winds and
lncllmatr weather of this
week
al folks in the area asc in-
vited to be in Tabor City at
1000 in the morning Decemb-
or 3, 10 greet Santa as he ar
rivcS and To have their chill
dren receive the gift bags that
Will be passed out