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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17

had her share of troubles dur
ing the few days she has work.
ed at the Tribune.
Some of the office staff were
talking one day and Brenda
happened to mention how much
bad luck she had been having.
She told us that she had fallen
off pile of boxes, almost SER
louSly injuring one of her legs;
burned her hand; had had her
cars transmission to get mess
ed up: and had lost the KEY to
a machine here in the shop.
lhlS would discourage the av-
erage person, to express il
mildly. However, she has con-
tlnued TO do her fine Job of
writing society news and any
ether work.
Despite all this bad luck,
Brenda still kept her sense of
numor. She said her husband
Rad told her that she was "a
heart attack walking around
Just waiting TO happen!"
HAVE YOU: Tabor CITY is
one of the prettiest places on
earth. This isn't just a state
ment, it's a fact. Our juds-
ment is a bit prejudiced be-
cause of our love for the town
and people. Everything seems
more pungent, more sharp, and
more appealing to the senses.
This season is particularly at
tractive. While you ride around
the town, notice how the seem
cry almost jumps at you. You
nave to be either sick or get
sights. Have you noticed:
eIghtS. Have you noticed:
The orange berries on some
bushes slowly turning red
der?
Pine straw blanketting
lawns in the Pine Heights
section Of town?
The variety Of colors and
the new styles In clothing?
Piles of oak leaves burn
ing along the roadside, tend
ed by sweatered persons?
Blue exhaust fumes COM
ing from old and new cars?
Cheerleaders lowering to-
gether at ballgames, trying to
stay warm?
Cheerleaders getting red in
the face when the home
crowd refuses to cheer?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17

around having all o. this type
OF sale taxed as ordinary in
come would De 10 settle for a
royalty type payment.
For eXample-On September
you purchased u tract of
land. December YOU get an
excellent offer for the standing
timber on the land. But one of
the conditions OF the sale was
that the deal had To go through
immediately which would re-
suit in the income being short
term gain to you. Ask for a
royalty arrangGment-SeCtiOn.
63l of the Internal Revenue
Code treats the gain on timber
cut more than six months after
acquisition as lons-term capital
gain. First months ordinary
income. after that all the in
come would be subject to the
favorable capital gains rate. In
this sort of agreement be sure
payment is on the basis Of
timber as cut.
Travel Expenses are now I'M
der closer examination by the
Treasury Department as a re-
suit of a new law Just added.
The Commissioner of Revenue
may now allocate travelling ex-
penseS GnCluding meals and
lodging. between those which
are for business and those for
personal reasons.
However, this new law will
not apply where the trip is not
more than one week or where
the time spent for personal
reasons on the trip is less than
25". of the total time away
from home.
In connection with the above
mentioned law, new SubStanti-
alton requirements We're put on
the law books 10 ,orruborate
expenses claimed as travel. en-
tertalnment and gift expenses.
Henceforth you must have ade-
quate records and evidence to
be able to prove who. what.
when, where, why and how
much of such expenses are con-
nected with the production of
income.
In some cases the Internal
Revenue Service will REQUIRE
receipts, cancelled checks. paid
bills. etc. Generally con-
temporaneouSly kept diary or
similar record will suffice.
This new law Gocs AVA.
with a previous rule. which al
lowed the court to estimate the
amount of expenses allowable
where there was evidence as
to an expenditure but not az
10 its exact amount.
In other words be prepared
to prove a valid business rea-
son existed for all expenditures
claimed as travel. entertain !
ment or gift. To point I'D what
| am saying take a gift for cx-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA

SoLONlbUS COUNTf
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Carl William Harrelson
Keturah Harrelson
TAKE NOTICE THAT:
A plea'ing seeking relief
againSt you has been filed in
the above entitled action.
The notice of the relief
sought is as follows:
For an absolute divorce from
the bonds of matrimony hereto
fore existing on the grounds of
two years separation.
You are required 10 make
defense to such pleading not
later than November 80, 1862
and upon failure to do so the
party seeking service against
you will apply to the Court for
the relief sought.
This the 8 day of October,
1862.
Jewel Donivant
Asst. Clerk of Sup
erior Court of
Columbus County
D. F. McGougan, Jr.
Atty.
Oct.l0.l7,24,3l
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17
Business Thoughts

Anyone contemplating clear
ing any land in the near future
may find it advisable to wait
and make this expenditure at
ter December 81. 1862, since
you will be able To effset this
expense against income after
this year.
Timber Sales are subject to
special capital gains tax if the
timber has been held longer
than six months. Let's suppose
you want to sell some timber
owned less than six months
what thenl Generally. this
type of sale will result in ord
mary income. One way to get
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17
Esther Spivey WEEDS
Allen Stanley Sunday

Miss Queen Esther Spivey
and Allen Stanley were marri-
ed Sunday. October ii in Con-
way, s. c. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Spivey
OF Tabor City and he is the
son of Morgan Stanley of
Whiteville.
Attending the wedding were
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Norris of
Tabor City, brother-in-law and
sister of the bride
The couple will reside in
Tabor City where they ars both
employed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17
ny GEORGE T. AMiMONS

Farmers Land Clearing Elk
DeHses are in for new type
OF treatment as result in a re-
cent change in tax laws. For
years beginning after 1862
farmers can elect to treat as
oeductible expenses, rather
than as capital expenditures.
money spent for clearing land
TO farm. There is a deduction
Limitation of 100000 or 23fc.
OF the taxable income derived
from farming during the taxa
BILE year. whichever is lesser,
Tor expenditures of this type.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17

Keep looking for these things.
Maybe you've seen something
you'd like to share with other
readers. We're open to suggeS-
tons.
SEE YOU AT OUR NEXT
BALLGANIE
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17
Under
This
BY c. B. SELLERS. JR.

AMAHL: Mrs. Beth Woody.
director of the Tabor City High
School chorus, recently an
Eounced that the chorus would
again present as its Christmas
program "Amahl and the Night
Visitors" This presentation has
neen made possible by the fact
that Mrs. James johnson has
graclouSly consented to sign the
very Difficult, role of the Moth
CT. Other members of the cast
include Lucia Woody, Amahl;
Richard Wright. King Balthaz-
al: David Coleman. King Kas-
par; Roger Elliott, King Mel
choir: and c. B. Sellers. Page.
Besides presenting "Amahl,"
the chorus will sing several
musical selections.
No definite date has been set
for the performance. This will
be announced later.
Admission to the Christmas
concert Is free and large
crowd is expected. In fact, dur
ing the performance of Am
all" in 1861, extra chairs had
TO be brought in and some per-
sons had TO stand.
Chorus members are very
excited about giving the Am
ahl." One chorus member said
something which bears repeat
ing. She said, Our Christmas
concert is our gift to Tabor
City" This is one gift" that
you'll remember for a long
time. I'm sure.
MAIL: Nowadays, a large
part of our mail seems to con-
SiSt of college catalogs. Some
are way out. One has a pair of
eyes on the front: another has
the picture of an atom. All
seem to be vying with each
other to create the most eye
catching book. I've found the
best filing place for the major
.ty OF this literature the
trash basket.
x 4
BRENDA: Our new society
editor. Mrs. Brenda Stocks, has
amplc-The law now requires
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17

"mple-The law now requires
YOU to be able to prove what
the gift was. how much it cost,
when 1t was given, the bust
ness purpose for the gift, and
the business relationship of the
GOnec.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

IS
ming, Cont.
IS q SATURDAY REPORT.
Local News Weather. Sports.
30 q SAM BENEDICT.
Drama. Hour. Color An expectant
mother Miyoshi UmekD turns to Benedict
laws sue for custody of her unborn child.
q SUGARFooT.
Western Hour. Brewster (WiII Hutchins)
is the only witness to the hi-jacking OF
silver ore shipment tRepeatO
q ROY R0GERS-DALE EVANS.
Variety. Hour "Around the World
U. S. A." musical tribute to the
cultural contributions to American living
made by foreign land personalities. Cliff
Charlie Weaver) Arquette. Pat Brady.
and the Sons of the Pioneers.
q JACKIE GLEASON SHOW.
Comedy -variety-music series. Hour.
"The American Scene Magazine" Star
ring Jackie Gleason and featuring Frank
Fontaine and Sue Ann Langdon.
30 q JOEY BISHOP SHOW.
Comedy Color joey is reluctant to take
a vacation from his TV show when
his sponsor picks an unknown comedian
(corbett Monica) as his replacement.
q STUMP THE STARS.
Game pantomme quiz with Pat Har-
rington, ir. as emcee.
q Mr.. SMITH GOES TO WASH.
Comedy Everyone is in favor of Senator
Smiths (Fess Parker) plan to convert a
hobo Jungle into a chiIdren's playground
except the hoboes. Leo Gorcey. Stan
Irwin are featured
q THE DEFENDERS.
Drama. l Hour. "The Unwanted." A
couple fight legal battle against a
vengefuI mother to keep their adopted
Evening star., 1962-10-07
q SUcARF00T.

Variety. / Hour. "Around the WorI
U. S. A." A musical tribute to
cultural contributions to American Il
made by foreign land personalities.
Charlie Weaver) Arquette. Pat Br
and the Sons of the Pioneers.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17

Michigan hsIfback Dave RAIN
ey tlo). who spanked a second
half surge by the Wolverines,
drives for ysrdsge over the
illinois left end. End Rich Cal
Isehsn 1897 makes the stop un-
derneafh.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17
Lions OHense Detrimental
To ST 49ers, 80 to 24

ed off right tackle TO the 1-foot
line From here Brodic pass to
] D Smith for tho I'D The play
covered 30 Yards in plays in I
plays This was now 14-l0 49crS
The oficnse was looking better-as
Milt Plum passed to Pat Studstill
in the end zone 10 put the Lions
ahead l7-l4 On this drive Tom
Watkins contributed some fine
running 10 sci up the touchdown
play
The 49'erS seemed undaunted as
they came back with a Brodic pass
TO Monte Stickles who was in the
clear and dropped il Quarter
back Brodic repeated the same
play and Siicklcs caught il for
Is yard gain. Brodic then found
his favorite target in the clear
jim Johnson and hit him with
a pass that carried to the
Detroit one yard line Brodic had
then hit on seven of eleven passes
The Lions defensive unit. with
captain Joe Schmidt backing them
up held and the 49'ers were
forced TO try field goal The
attempt was good and the game
was tie l7l7.
Again il was the defense on the
spot as Dick "Nightrain' Lane
came up with a timely interccption
on the -yard-lne Plum then
passed to Danny Lewis from the
Lion spread formation for 81
ward gamer On the next play
Lewis drove TO the onc-foot line
with one minute to 90 Fullback
Pictronsantc dove over for the I'D
at 0:56 of the second quarter
With both Detroit touchdowns
coming off passes interceptionS It
again proved the vital part the
Lion defense had beer playing
this season
With this 1924 win the Lion
won two on the coast. but the
wins were costly as both Pictron-
sante and Lewis were hurt.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17

of his career Moore stopped the
veteran Andradc in the seventh
round of their scheduled lO.round.
er. In this fight Davey was ac.
cuscd by Referee George Latka Of
carrying his friendly opponent
in the first part of The fight This
match only drew 9.lOO fans proof
again that American boxing fans
aren't turning oui to see little
men in action.
In another match rccently
Davcy travelled TO Hclsinki Fin.
land where he defeated the 25.
year-old Finnish titleholdcr. OF
lie Maeki For this bout there
we're 23.643 fans on hand This
was the first time that world
championship bout had been held
in Finland.
Even tnOugn TINS was DaNcy'S
fifth successful defense of his
title since he won il from the
Nigerian Hogan (Kid) Basscv in
Los Angeles in 1850, the NBA
wouldn't recognize this bout as a
title defense. They felt that Mack
was hot a worthy opponent
II was felt that Sugar Ramos
would be more competent chal.
lcnger In any event Moore re.
ceived a S35 600 guarantee. plus
expensive in his bout with Macki
Not bad when il was all over at
2:3l of the second rohnd.
Davey also won the Fighter Of
the Month Award for October
by virtue of his victory over the
Finnish titleholdcr.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17

The Lions finally generated
some offensive power AS they
beat the San Francisco 49'crs
1924. on the first play of the
game fulloack Nick PietronSante
fumbled the the ball after being
tackled. II looked like the Lion
fans would be in for another
afternoon of all defense and no
offense.
The 49'ers recovered and went
into their SHOTGUN formation A
sample of things to come, came on
a pass from 49'er quarter Brodie
to jim Johnson All during this
drive Johnson was a thorn in the
side of the Lions pass defense.
Brodie hit G. A. 2l5 pound Bcr-
ME Casey with a pass over the
middle to score the first touch
down Of the game at 1913 Of the
first quarter.
The Lions offensive unit just
couldn't seem TO get together The
defensive team was still carrying
the load. AS the "fearsome four
some" put on one of their big rush
es broke through on Brodie caus-
ing him to pass in a hurry. Sam
Williams. Lion defensive end.
picked it off. The former All
American from MSU ran il back
% yards for a touchdown. Again
the old pattern the defense hold
ing and then scoring the points
After an exchange of punts II
looked as the offense had finally
got moving then the 49'crS held
After two 15-yard penalties in a
row the Lion settled for field
coal by Wayne Walker from y
yards out. Following this 22-yard
score by the Lion, Brodie handed
off to Kilmer who rolled to his
left and hit Jim Johnson with a
pass. The pass took the ball down
to the Lion 4 yard-line This was
the second time this particular
play had worked.
On the next play Kilmer smash
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17

Dewey Lincoln. took tho hall ,
yards deep in the end zone and
returned II to The 80 yard line
putting on a dazzling display of
>necd. After this fine runback the
Spoilcrmaker' of Purdue, as thew
are called by the Spartans. held
ne Spartans had what looked
IKE good drives going but fumbles
lnarred their otherwise fine plav.
ln- MSU has fumblcs 30 times
losing y of these ana that's an
a"lll lot Of fUmbics.
Finally Jim Bobbot of Michipan
safe kicked n 27-yard field coal
Y score the first points of the
game The Boilcrmakers came
score the first points of the
'ish' back on 4 sparkling 07.
yard touchdown run by Miller
\ clipping penalty called this
terrific effort back On this run
Miller showed marvellous balance
as ne was hit several times. but
kept going.
Then out of the blue Duffy
paugherty, Michigan State head
coach, sprang his secret missile.
Duffy turned Roger HALEY and
the HALEY Comets loose on un-
suspectlng Purdue. Haley and
Inc Comets employed Shot Gun
type of offense with HALEY getting
a direct snap from ccntered. This
had been practicing under wraps
Tor quite some time. HALEY is a
{ foot. l85 pound. l9-year old sop.
homore. He halls from North Ton
AMANDA. n Y. In high school his
line passing arm earned him All
City and All-Westcrn New York
team selection The Comets looked
great for a short time then Pur.
due defense tighten and held
them a fine run back by Lonnie
Sanders of 2J yards was wasted
when MSU fumblcd with fourth
down and one yard TO 90. Purdue
recovered but was unable TO move
the ball as the Spartans forced
them to punt Mich. didn't have the
ball long when Tom b loo m,
hafback. intercepted a side fine
pass thrown by quarterback Pete
Smith. Bloom gathered the pass in
on the MSU 4l-yard-linc and raced
down the side line TO score the
first I'd of the game. This put
Purdue ahead 7-3.
When Bloom was asked after
the game how did the pass inter-
ception happen? II nave been
practicing for il along time
Bloom said, A few play later the
Spartans Junior jet" from Louis
Vile. Ky, Lewis. created bedlam
in the stands as he bursted around
end. Then darted own the side
lines. Sherman cut in about the
20 yard line to set up his blocking
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17

This means that Moore is not
only the fightingest but also the
,ravelngcst. When asked why he
dashes why here and there he
SAYS. Il 90 were the money Is.
American fans have lost interest
in the little men. They just want
10 see BIZ guys knock one another
out"
Taking n more penetrating
ltok at the reasons behind Davey's
Nswers. you will find that since
Tie late 1905 intercs in boxing
has been gradually shifting up
ward toward the heavier divisions.
There was a time when the fabu-
lous "'IIammcring" Henry Arm
strong. a Barney Ross, or a Lou
3mbcrs could pack an arena to
the raftcrs They could. in the
course Of a year, earn hundred
thousand dollars more or less.
Now they are lucky TO get one
good paying light a yead.
The main thing seems to be
that fight fans have lost their
fascination and sense of proper
iOn for good sharp bxing matches
between fast, flashy little mem
What they want now is a giant
like Sonny Liston with an A-Bomb
in his left hand and an H.Bomb
ip his right. This attitude is bad
Tor the entire fight game.
Davey is still a young man, in
his early thirties. and there seems
TO be nothing around his divi-
SION to annoy him for awhile. The
most promising prospect for
future shot at Davey's crown
seems to be Sugar Ramos of
Cuba who is ranking Number
One in the world ratings.
In match in Los Angeles al
me Olympic Auditorium, Davey
ieat Cisco Andrade Ca classy
'elterwcighD the first Knockout
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17

'hen he vecred back out 10 The
side lines and went in standing
up. The conversion was missed
this was then 81 Michigan
PURDUE bounced back with
King and Hogan sharing the rush.
ing burden. II looked as If they
might score but the MSU defense
rose to the occasion. The Boiler.
makers then called in their kickinq
specialist guard Omer skip" Oil
me same man who had beat Mich
igan 7-6 last fall. Obi booted il
q yards to put Purdue out in
front 1910
MSu nearly scored later as Captain
George Saimcs broke through
a small hole in the line he was
hit twice but kept stumbling ahead
and finally fell with q clear field
IN iron. This was a bad break for
the SparianS for a touchdown
here would have picked up their
morale
The fourth MSU tumble Of The
game gave Purdue the ball. Dewey
Lincoln had raced to the Purdue
five-yard-linc a penalty called this
scintillating run back On the
next play the Spartans fumblcd
aoain Then thc "Spoilcrmakcrs"
big hard driving fullback Rov
W"''.o~ rlr~,mrh over tho loft
tac''lc hc waS TACKLED twice but
each time he would break away
finally he broke into the clear
cradino the ball with both hands
he numbered TO tho MSU 6-vard-
line Two plays later Walker
took II into the end zone for the
It'd
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17
That's A Fact

WASHINGTON. D.C.-Nov. g.
Cash sales of F. and II Savings
Bonds in October totaled $500
million, a drop of 2.7 per cent be-
low that for the same month last
year, the Treasury announced to-
day. -"
Cashing of the two series in
October amounted to 1866 mil
lion. AZ per cent above the year
ago level. This amount included
the original cost price of S3C6
million. plus accrued interest on
E's Of SCI million Redemptions
exceeded cash sales by less than
81 million-the smallest for any
month this year.
October sales of Series F. rose
10 S31l million. 80 percent above
October 1861. and the biggest
amount of f bond sales for any
October in 4 years. Accumulated
interest on outstanding f bonds
of SlO7 million during the month
ran total F and II investments to
S466 million.
Total cash sales Of F. and II
bonds for the first 10 months of
1862 amounted to S3.656 million
off 4.8 per cent from that of the
corresponding period last year.
Accrued f bond interest of Sl.l36
million since January ran total ad-
ditions to S4.792 million. Gross
rcdemptions for the l0-month per-
iod totaled S3.993 million. 4.8 per
cent above that Of a year ago.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17
Gobetrotters Save
Basketball League
For Young Americans

CHICAGO-The immense popu-
larity OF Abe Saperstcin'S Harlem
GlobetrotterS may prove to be
the salvation Of the young Amer
lean Basketball league this sea-
son
The dazzling Trotters. who saw
cd the National Basketball Asso-
citation in its early days. and who
appeared at OLYMPIA Stadium,
Nov. 3. are now nclpIng ABL.
teams by playing on many of the
circuits doubleheader cards.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17
EVENTS m THE
sz,Qy'llI
sports
By WALTER B. HON

A. al the boxing champions,
!" .lass is all but forgotten here
O'' smerica-the Featherweight.
-. y world titleholder In this
lass .as is Davcy Moore of Spring
osId s's1 Ohio. Davey is sometimes
'rsactionately s called the Spring
"eId" ,',l because of his terrific
|punching power.
Moore has had TO travel TO
rsEyo, Milan. and Finland in
''a,ch 'ssr Of fights. Davey has been
one !, Of the few fighters never to
J"cs J a worthy challenger. lie
,stes ~ on all comcrs. he's the best
Ne division has to offer.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17
Ohio Wins Squeeker

COLUMBUS. Ohio-(AIIP)- In
diana had the edge in everything
but the final score as Ohio State
won on a 27-yard field goal IN
the last eight seconds of the game
The Buckeyes only touchdown
came on a 75-yard It'd run by
junior halfback Paul Warfield in
the second period Ohio squcakcd
by 1917 on Dick Van Raaphorst's
field goal Indiana had just given
Purdue the same big scare the
previous week this is a team to
watch.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17
MSU EIiminoted From
Bowl Bid BY Purdue

EAST LANSING. Mich.-CAIIp,
In ~, the battle for survival in the
h'g 10 race, the spartans of Mich
lgan State met the Bollermaker Of
PURDUE before a crowd Of 7o.O5s
plus national television audience.
rach had only lost one league
came.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-17

A loss in this
one meant pos
siblc elimination
from the Big 10
contention and a
X 0 c Bowl bid.
MsU chose to re.
ceived and on the
Kickoff the Spar
lans IIamtramck
flash wingbaclS