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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-16

grandmother Of Captain Ander-
son. Mrs. T. B. Anderson. the
pa ternal grandmother was
equally as proud Of their grand
son being promoted to captain.
The Buckir CHAM Beauty Pag-
cant viii be at Buckingham Cen
trail High School Friday evening
to choose Miss Buckingham"
and Little Miss Buckingham"
We have quite q few girls from
this area to try FOR the places
and we are keeping our fingers
crossed for them.
We are glad to report that Mr..
a, d Mrs. c. W. Cave are i'm
proving, also Norman Putney is
much better in Richmond Me
mortal Hospital.
Leonard Toney was taken back
to Johnston Willis Hospital Fri
day. His wife spends morst of
he time rear him, Mr.. and Mrs.
Algie Martin and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davis visited him Saturday
Mrs. Malcolm Hitter visited her
husband in the University Hospi-
tsl Sunday and reported he was
some better.
Mrs. Willie Davis went to Char
lottesville, Monday for chHckup
ard the doctors told her she was
doing fine.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-16
Miss Horsley
Observed 93rd
Birthday, March 9

WARMINSTER. March Is -
Miss Louise Brady Horsley of
Travellers Rest" Buckingham
County celebrated her 93rd birth
day Friday. March 9. She has
lived at Travellers Rest her en-
tire life with the exception of
some years when she lived In
Wheeling. w. Va.
Her ancestors came here from
WarlMnster. England and settled
on the south side Of the James
River on land granted from the
King. The house where she lives
was built in l72l. She is one Of
nine children born in the room
where she sleeps.
Due to a slight illness a birth
day party planned had to be
postr oned. A family party will
be held later. She is now up and
dressed each day and gaining
strer 9Th. Her nephew and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charming H.
Moon live at Travellers Rest
i with her.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-16

Ester Walden Of here. but make
their home In Petersburg.
Friends Of Owen williams are
glad he is getting along nicely
and hope he will soon be able to
have the cast removed from his
broken ankle.
Gift Pianos
Two pia~os have been given re-
Gently 70 Mt. Zion Baptist Church
for the new Sunday School rooms.
Miss Lenna Goode OF Kansas
City, Mo-, gave one for the Young
Peoples room, in memory Of her
Parents. Mn. ard Mrs. Henry L.
Goode. Miss Goode is uiece Of
the late Mrs. Betty Goode Jack
BRYANT.
Richard Bryant, Jr., gave one
@ the Junior loom, of which his
,lso her is the teacher.
Mrs. Weather D. Childress
lad mot of her children visit
h~r Sunday to help celebrate her
18th birthday. She is the maternal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-16
INK Anderson Is MirdMnn From Local
Group To Win Promotion To Captain

NEW CANTON, March l5-Cap-
tain ard Mrs. H. K. kim An.
derson II and son, spent the
week end with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson. He has just
recently bees' promoted to cap
tain in the Quarter master Corps.
TT present they are resid-n s in
Richmond and he is attending
school at Fort Lee, prior 10 going
to Korea.
Capital Anderson is the third
lccal boz to be pronao.ed TO cap
tain. Capt. Maury Jones is sta
'ioned in Germany and Capt.
Fred Mertz in Georgia. The tire"
boys were in high school together
and graduated from the former
Marshall District Hioh Sohnol.
Mcclure Hospital is well repre-
scented with patients nom this
area. Rev. job Mclean, pastor
Of the LEGAL PRESBYTERIAN church
es. is there for an eye operation.
Norman Heindon will nave
Shrapnel removed which he re-
celved during World War II.
Thomas Green is there for back
treatments.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-16
Jefferson

March IS - The Rev. John
Dozier spent Thursday night
and part Of Friday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. New
ton. Sr.. on the way toahis home
in Greenblier. w. Va. He was
formerly resident of the ooun-
ty and was pastor Of Provi-
dence and Qenito Presbyterian
Churches.
Mrs. J. W. Seaton, of Green
vile, Tenn. Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Gov. Mrs. Willie Ruth May and
Marvin Renner, all of Cleve-
land. Tenn. arrived Saturday
afternoon. March 3. and visited
until Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Franklin. Week
end guests also were Mrs.
Locke 10 Bird. Everett Bird.
and Jimmy Johnson, all of
Greenville. Tenn. They were all
here for the 50th wedding ami.
versaly of the Franklins, cele-
brated OH March 4.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-16

to medicine as candy" to your
child; discard medicines and
household products by flushing
unused portion down the toilet.
Also. store household prepa-
rations. such as I've. cleaning
and polishing agents. detergents.
kerosene. and insecticides high
in cabinets. out of the reach of
children: never store nonfood
substances in food or beverage
containers. and if an ingestion
of a potentially poisonous SUBJ
stance occurs call a physician
Immediately. Don't wait for
symptoms to appear.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-16

VISITING PLAYERS. Carol Emshoff left. Susan Walker
center and John Stare play leading
OF Shakespeares Richard Ill" to be performed
Washington d. c. tonight Thursday
auditorium or Longwood College The
Of the nations leading classical groups
Walker former Cherry Blossom Princess Mclean,
at the Unjye
siy Of Miami and with the Virginia
joining Players last spring.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-16

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What follows is fact not fiction and no names
have been changed to protect anybody.
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Tabor City tribune., 1962-06-27

burg.
The high scorer received a
loving cup. and the high scorer
in the blue ribbon group
Chesterfield County, received
:, silver bowl. the Ella Tile
FCarcc Trophy.
In the purple ribbon group,
though Grccnvillc County was
top scored, the cash award was
presented to AbbcvilIc County.
second highest scorer. as
GrCCnvillc County had won
the award the previous year.
New officers are Mrs. F. N.
Cutler of Pinewood, president;
Mrs. Milton Anderson of Tim
mOnSvillc, vice president: and
Mrs. Il. NJ. McGrcgor of Hop
!;inS. secretary. Mrs. Edward
Foster Of Camden continues as
treasurer.
New directors of the thrCc
districts are Mrs. J. a. Afford
C Greenwood. Savannah VAL
Icy District, Mrs. w. +. Coch-
ran of Marietta, Piedmont Dis
tIict; and Mrs. c. S. NewSom
q! BiShopvillc. Pee Dee Dis
trict. Mrs. Cochran and Mrs.
NcwSom were appointed to fill
GncXpIrCd terms.
y special program of rccog-
Iiition honorcd the five former
state home demonstration
agents. Plaques honorine their
years of service to the South
Carolina Home Demonstration
program were presented to-
Mrs. Cecil SciglCr Sr. of Aiken.
Mrs. II. +. Savcly of Darling
ton, Mrs. n. GiSt Gee OF
Greenwood. Miss LOnny /
! andrum of Atlanta, Ga, and
Miss Juanita Nicely of Rock
Hi. Mr.. George B. Mutt, di-
rector of the Clemson College
Extension Service, made tho
pTcSCntrtlOnS.
Mrs. SaliIC PCdrCC MuSScr of
Clemson is state home demon
Stiatlon agent and advisor Of
; h South Carolina Home
Demonstration Council.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-06-27
Home DemonStrat ton
Convention Held At
Winthrop College

ROCK HILL - Delegates
representing every county oi
South Carolin1 offended the
42nd annual convention of the
South Carolina Home Demon
stration Council al Winthrop
College Tuesday ThurSday
(Junc l9-2D.
HighlightS of the thrcc-daY
r:ectins were the presentation
of awards. election Of officers,
and a special recognition pro-
gram.
Awards were given in two
divisions - Publicity Record
Cooks and County Council Re-
ports.
In the Publicity Record
Books division. the following
awards were presented:
Blue ribbon - Charleston,
Cdlleton, Florence, Grcenvilic.
Greenwood. Orangcburg and
Spartanburg counties.
Red ribbon Abbevillc.
Fairfield, Horny, Lancaster,
Tabor City tribune., 1962-06-27

Lexington, Lee and Saluda.
White ribbon Anderson.
Rarnwell. Berkeley, Calhoun.
So Eor.h,,n Ia,ro,e NJ,
ho,o Nrccorr;ct pickcrs
p;,bi,rd cu,,,cr ard VII
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Tabor City tribune., 1962-06-27
Leading Citizens Of
S. G. Plan To Attend
Omar Dance June 2S

Six OF South CarOlina'S Lead
ing citizens will forget politics
end remember their obliga-
tons To help crippeld children
Thursday night, June %, at
Myrtle Beach when Omar
Temple stages its first June
Ball.
The six arc Senator Olin
Johnston, vernon Ernest
Eollings. Congressman Johr
Mcmillan, Governor nominate
DR.. Donald Russell. Burnet
Maybank and Robert f. Nc
Nair.
The dance is expected to be-
come the largest public affair
sponsored by the Shrine tenn
pies Of the Carolinas outside
Tie Shrine Bowl game in Char
lottc. 1t will be held at the
Ocean Forest Hotel patio be-
ginning at nine o'clock.
The Tommy Dorsey orches-
ira has been engaged for the
hall by the Omar Camel Herd
crs, official Embarrassing or
ganization within the Temple.
They also secured a Falcon au-
tOmobile which will be ratified
off to holders of free tickets.
POtcntatcS of the four Caro-
lima Shrine Temples are sched-
u!ed to be grand marshalS %
the ball. They arc John Hart
mann Of Oasis Temple, Will
liam A. Prince of Sudan Tenn
pie, Robert II. Stockman, Sr.
ol Tcjaz Temple and Andrew
j. Cothran Of Omar Temple.
A pre-dance parade will be-
gin the days festivities al noon
in downtown Myrtle Beach.
Little Karan Bundrick and
Diane Lynn, princess ana
queen Of the Camel Hedcrs.
will be honored at the parade
as symbolic of the children al
The Shrincrs Hospital for Grip
Piled Children in Grccnville.
EH proceeds OF, the June Ball
will go to that institution.
General Dance Chairman is
Richard Hussey of Myrtle
Beach. Robert S. Reese. i'm
mediate past potcntatc of
Omar Temple and a Camel
Hcrder, will be master Of cere-
monies:
Tabor City tribune., 1962-06-27
lond Problems
Solved BY ACP

South Carolina farmers arc
continuing to solve many of
our conservation prob lem
through work they perform
under the Agricultural Con-
servation Program on their in
oividual FARMS" says Mr.. Jesse
Il. Norris, Chairman of the
Horny County Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation
Committee.
The ACP shares with farm
crs the cost of performing
practices that are needed for
conserving cropland, pasture,
farm woodlotS, and agricultur-
a. water. Public funds arc au-
thorizcd by the Congress as an
investment to- en- ourage farm
crs to also invest in doing now
the conservation work that is
IN the public'S interest.
I'm 1861" Mr.. Norris stat
cd, 1903 farmers in South
Carolina performed one ol
more approved conservation
Practices" The farms on which
these practices were performed
represent Al percent of the
farmland, 40 percent of the
cropland, and 43 percent of the
roncrop pasture in the State.
The cost share payments
made to these South Carolina
farmers amounted to S3.827,-
C49. The average assistance per
farmer was approximately
S239.
In South Carolina. the total
assistance for cost share pay
IrCntS made to farmers under
the ACP represents less than
30 percent of the total cost of
performing the approved prac-
tIceS. The farmer pays the bal
ancc of the cost by furnishing
additional material, labor, and
machinery.
THE major practices per-
formed under the 1861 ACP.'
lcportS Mr.. Norris, "wcrc cS-
tabliShlns permanent vegeta-
tive covers on 38.7l9 acres:
planting or improving tree
covers on $4,000 acres; i'm
proving grass covers on 1888
acres; constructing open drain
age systems to remove excess
water on l05,687 acres: con-
structing l,l47 farm ponds L.
lmpound water for livestock
and irrigation purposes; estab-
llShmcnt of cover crops on
l9l 500 acres; and treatment OF
farmland To permit the use of
perennial grasses or lcgumcs-
1868 acres"
MIR Norris also stated that
! this program is available To AL
farmers in the State: that there
:: III distinction between large
and small farmers or between
owners tenants, or sharecrop-
pers. Requests from farmers
for ACP coSt-Sharing must be
filed with the local ASC Coun-
Is Committees prior to the time
the farmer starts the practice,
but the farmer is not required
to take part in any other USDA
program in order To- be cligi-
bic for ACP CoSt-Sharing. Re-
guests. when filed, receive
equal consideration by ASC
county committees and are ap-
proved on their merits for con-
Servation.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-06-27
Sterilization
Stockholders
Meet June 29

F1ue-curcd tobacco growers
from Florida through Virginia
will be attending Stabiliza-
tion's 18th Annual Stock
holders Meeting. The meeting
will be held in Raleigh. N. C..
or June 30. AT the Sir Walter
Hotel. beginning at 10 a. m.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-06-27

When a man seeks your ad-
vice he generally wants your
praise.
chesterfield
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09
Sewing Plant
Seeks so More
Trained Women

The Aynor Manufacturing
Co. al Loris, with 25 women
already at work, wants another
so experienced operators tn re-
port for work Immediately.
Henry BasSin, manager of
he plant at the intersection &c
Main ST. and Broad st. lat the
Stoplight) said the additional
so experienced workers are
needed Immediately to COM
plet. the day shift.
As soon as that is completed.
he said, plans call for the plant
to begin operating night
:hift.
As soon as the day shift has
beer filled. BaSsin said, appli-
cations will be taken from IN
cXpoI fenced workers who will
undergo training at the plant
at night between $50 p. IN.
and 9 p. m. AS soon as enough
of these have been trained 10
make a full night shift, he said.
the night shift will be put into
operation.
BasSio said experienced OPP
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09
MRS. w. MONROE CARTER

Mrs. Nancy Jane Boyd Car
er, wife of w. Monroe Garter,
died Friday afternoon after a
lingering illness.
Funeral services were aelC
Sunday at 3 p. m. at the Sinp-
son Creek Primitive Bap,iSt
Church with the Elder Il.
Crazy Cox and the Rev r. z.
Carter officiating. latcrrGt'.t
was in the Carter Cemetery.
Mrs. Carter is survived by
her husband w. Monroe Cart
er of LoriS; one son, Na:nan
Garter Of Longs; three daught-
,rS, Mrs. Florric Bcllamy aaC
Mrs. Bernice Gore, both o!
LoriS. Mrs. Carl Wilmington OF
Pumpano Bcacn, + ia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09
Youth D;esMon.:
Victim Of Fire

y Wilmington youth died in
WhitCvi!le carly Monday morn
ing from burns he suffered in
a home fire while visiting an
uncle near HallSboro. The fire
started early Sunday. Two other
cousins were badly burned in
the blaze.
Donnie Mcclure. II. whose
home address was given as
224 Vance Street. Wilmington.
died at 9'22 am. Monday at
the Columbus County Hospital
from third degree burns all
over his body.
George Robert Byrd. 10. of
1914 Lake Avenue. Whining
ten. is listed as being in poor
to-fair condition at the n. c.
Memorial Hospital in Chapel
Hill. Harry RcavcS. also 10
and cousin to the other two
boys. is in poor condition at
Columbus County Hospital. All
suffered from third degree
burns.
a report stated that the three
boys came 10 the home of an
uncle. RcSton Byrd. late Sat
urday for visit. The home.
located north of Hallsboro. was
empty, the boys entered the
house. and the boys later fell
asleep.
They awakened to find the
interior of the living room. in
which they had been resting,
on fire. All three managed to
escape. but were badly burn
ed. They entered their auto
and started to Whitevillc to the
hospital. As they approached
US 74-76 at the Piece & Co.
store on the IIallSboro- Elkton
road. George Robert Byrd's
hands were burned so badly
that he could not turn the
steering wheel. causing the car
to cross the highway. strike a
utilities pole, and come TO a
stop.
A passcr-by picked up the
Youths and was cnroutc TO Co
lumbus County Hospital when
Peacock Funeral Home Ann
bulancc from Whitcville met
them. The ambulance took the
victims and carried them 20
the hospital.
After the boys were given
first-aid treatment. they were
taken to Duke Hospital in Dur
ham. II was learned that no
room could be found for the
victims. Enroutc home. en-
trance was made for George
Robert Byrd at the hCapcl Hill
Hospital. McGuide and Reaves
were returned to Columbus
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09
Precinct Elections

DR.. Ross NJ. Williamson. local
physician. Mas elected IA.
Democratic Chairman of the
South Williams p.cginc; Salu:.
day. Ms. Ralph Norris va
elected cc-chairmi.n \c.ort
ing To rules set up by the stat"
Democratic committee. a w0-
man must be either the chair
man or vice chairman of every
precinct. Another woman h,.l
10 be on the committee. Mrs.
Ann McGougan was also elect
ed To the committee.
II. &. Solcs. Jr.. was elected
secretary Of the South Williams
precinct. Arthur TompkiiS
rounded out the group.
Inc local election was held
in the Carolina Warehouse.
The new committee except
WnitcN!''c NJ. 2 are listed bs-
low i'm the order of chairman.
Vicc-chalrman, secretary. and
the final two members.
Ransom: w. l.. Hobbs. Mrs
Matte Gricc, Mrs. Angela
f"rdcMIX. l.. &. E!Ch. amt
Gordon Bollingcr.
Bolton: Otto Jones. Mrs.
Louise Long. Mrs. Frances
McKcithan. w. II. Dallas and
j. ID. Edwards.
North Williams: J. II. Hunt
Mrs. Creme Stephens. Paul
Stephens. Mrs. Ruth Greene
and Fred McCumbcr.
Williams No. =: WCrth Stan
Icy. Mrs. Malcolm Fowler. Mrs.
Brooks Stanley. Brooks iIardic
and Taft TurbcviIlc.
East Lees: Earl SugCs. Mrs.
j {. Etmcridgc. Mrs. Alfred
Long. Barccy Marlowc. Jr.. and
Ellis Register.
North Lees: Herman Will
.,am.. Mrs. Helen HARRISON.
Graham Harrclson. Mrs. CLYDE
Blackman and Erwin Williams.
Bug Hill No. >: j. c. Gore
Mrs. II. +. Gore. Mrs. j. n
Jones, Thurman Gore ana
Gilbert Faux.
Blu" Hill No. |: E!dridcC
Smith. Mrs. MaGClirc Cribb
Mrs. Lizzie Mac Smith. LcRuy
Gore and Billie Gricc.
Bug Hill No. =: Clyde b.
Gore. Mrs. Helen Butler. Mrs.
Burrcll Gore. Edward l.. Rivcn-
bark and &. B. Best.
Tatum: n. b. Icard. Mrs
LcggCtt Johnson. Mrs. Luke
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09

Stephens. Willie Nance and
La p. Nance.
Cherry Grove: Harvey Cole
man, Mrs. L>tia Smith, Mrs.
Elsie Wu:icy. Daniel Hayes and
Dennis Strickland.
S"ulh Lees: NJ. l.. Ross. Mrs.
y {. Osborne. Gibson Register.
Mrs. Ida Ikmcr and Wilbur
Coleman.
Viii cvilic No. /: j. X.
Powell, Mrs Gladys Wootcn.
"irS. Jewc DunivaIt. j. c.
Lennon and J. Walter HooA>
.ou.h whi,"vil!c: Ray White
Mrs. G. &. Tcddcr, Mrs. Rctha
Thompson. Eugene Sellers and
ii. {. Israel.
W cStcrn Prong: Herman
Page. Mrs. Robert WoUtcn,
Mrs. Charlie Page. Bobby
Jordan and Herbert WoOicn.
Lake Waccamaw: II. j. Pate.
Mrs. Sue Prescott. Mrs. Betty
Nelson. Ned Council and Il.
\. McCray.
Far Bluff: Charlie Small.
Mrs. Louise EnZor. Mrs. Caro-
iin Ellington. Roscoe EnIor
and Spruill Britt.
WclchcS Greek: +. J. ElkinS.
Mrs. Jim Sessions. Arthur
EaSon, Mrs. Jack Brown and
Tommy Green.
ChadbOurn: Dick Worth Will
Hanson. Mrs. Sammy K0oncc.
Mrs. Ethel Brown. John
Mooney and Ernest Brown.
Ccrro Gordo: NJ. f.. William
son. Mrs. filda Nance. j. T..
Hammond. Mrs. Clara Wallace
and thc fifth member is not
known.
Whitcvillc No. 3: Asa Reeves.
Mrs. Madgc Ellis. Mrs. Annie
l.. Edwards. Horace Best and
II. o. RhOc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09
Chodbourn Fete
Poised To Open
This Afternoon

Chadbuurn was poised today
"wednesday Tor its annual
strawberry festival.
Thousands and thousands Of
men, women and children ar"
"Xp,ctcd 10 be crowded into
thIS town from the noon hour
until Tie early hours OF Thus
lay, iur Il day full of activities.
starting at noon.
The contest of hiPh school
bands will get under waY
shortly after the noon huur,
with some IL school musical
congregations vicing for the
$50. in prize money. FiTst
prize will be 500. with S75
second place purse, $50 for
third. and S25 for fourth.
II was stated today tina;
Olis Collins would sound off
IN tiC ;mplifierS at promptly
y. m. getting the 30th annual
Strawberry Festivals mann
rnouth parade, when at least 10
Units will begin the march
through the town, starting at
the school grounds.
III, luded in the line of march
VIII be the largest number of
floats ever 10 participate Ia a
Strawberry Festival parade.
Tor according to Float CON-
mlltcC chairman George Poi
lock, at least % will partiCi-
pate.
Led by Kay Woodall. Miss
North Carolina, who alons
with Judy Wilson, Miss Co
lumbuS County. are the guests
Of honor, beauty-wiSe, and will
haVc Il prominent part in tie
days festivities, there will be
1t least % beautiful girls lid
hv ConVertiblcS. and casting
thcir redient smiles IN the line
Of parade. These girls repre-
sent the tops in beauty. puisc.
ana talent throughout the
area of southeastern NORTH
Carolina and South Carolina.
The final judging and The
GROWING will take place al
the Coronation Ball at Myers
Warehouse. with festivities
there beginning at 9 D. IN
when the famous Warren Cow
ington Dccca recording orch
eStra will play for dancing.
Miss Norma Baird, last years
Strawberry Queen, along with
Miss North Carolina. will do
the honorS in browning the
1862 winner, with Royal Adj
ans of Raleigh serving as .kc
master of ceremonies. Adams
has acted in that capacity al
several beauty pageants and
festivals throughout this state
and Virginia.
Following the queen crown
ing. dancing to the music OF
tho Covington band will con-
lInuc until the early hours OF
Thursday morning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09

orators will be accepted up tC
the age of so years, ineH '2"i-
Cnced operators up To the ace
OF IS.
The plant was opened abDu,
d month ago and has been OPP
Grating on limited basis Wiz,
the plant at Aynor, with Soma
400 employees, has been work.
ing two shifts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09

County Hospital, where Nc
Cure died carry Monday.
The fire. which repeatedly
occurred about 1890 p. IN.
Sunday completely destroyed
the RcSton Byrd home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09
HENRY X. SINGLETON

CONWAY - Funeral Serv-
ices for Henry Rollin Single
ton. 33. salesman of 30g jack
son Lane, Conway, were held
al 3 p. IN. Saturday in he
North Conway Baptist Church.
Burial with Masonic rites, was
held in Hill,reSt Cemetery.
PallbearerS were harold
Brown, Arthur McCormick,
Douglas Lc2ctte. Tommy Mar
tin, Billy Singleton and Tom
my Harrison.
Nj. Singleton died al Gas
p. m. Thursday Al his .csi.
dcnCe.
Mr.. Singleton was born in
the High Point section of Hcrrv
County, son of Mrs. Mamie
Richardson Singleton and -"
late Murray II. Singleton. lie
Was Il member of the NDY,h
Conw PaDtist Church an a
member of the Honorary Lo lge
No. 38l AIM. He was employ
cd by the Frita-O-Lav lac.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09

ssree; and whom, in many
cases, we may not like.
Harry 8. Truman
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09

Tn, right to think is the
Ica! difference between Us aad
the enemy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-05-09

H. the cause Of freedom, we
have to battle for the rights of
people with whom we do not