First National Bank Opens in Tabor City
The First National Bank opens on Hickman Road with 3000 attendees at 10:30 am for open house and dedication. C Bion Sears pledges a balanced profit focus for customers, community, stockholders, and staff as leaders vow efficient but values driven service. Local clergy and officials conduct prayers and benedictions during ceremonies.
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Unis
C. Bion Sears
First National Bank
Tabor
Hickman Road
Tabor City
H. St
L. Sholar
R. R. Rogers
al Whitehead
Merchants Association
Sears
James Johnson
J. P. Jones
Velda K. Carter
Phillis Cameron
Belk Service Held for James P Belk at Beulah Church
James Patrick Belk eighty age died Monday at Loris Community Hospital Nursing Home after a two week illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Beulah Presbyterian Church near Monroe North Carolina with interment in the church cemetery. Survived by widow Sarah Nesbit Belk of Tor City two sons Ralph Lake Richmond Virginia and Samuel Belk of Washington DC two daughters Mrs W A Williams of Tabor City and Mrs Joe Polk of Cincinnati Ohio three brothers May Belk Darlington Blake Belk Myrtle Beach and Olin Belk Gastonia two sisters Mrs George Hart and Miss Lessie Belk both of Monro.
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Beulah Presbyterian Church
Monroe
N.C
Church
Myrtle Beach
Olin Belk
Gastonia
N. C
George “Hart
Lessie Belk
Mon
Cooperative Names Frederick Willetts Jr President in Wilmington
Frederick Willetts Jr was unanimously elected president of The Cooperative Savings and Loan Association at the April 10, 1963 board meeting in Wilmington North Carolina. A Wilmington native born 1925 he served in World War II then joined the cooperative rising through secretary and executive roles before becoming chief executive officer.
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Cooperative Savings and Loan Association
Wilmington
North Carolina
Frederick Willetts, Jr
Willette
Mie
Unversity
Chapel Hill
United States Air Force
Padutte
Willetts
Graduate School of Savings and Loans
University of Indiana
If Addition
United Savings and Loan League
U. S. Savings and Loan League
North Carolina State Savings and Loan League
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
Committee of 100
Redevelopment Commission of
Hoys Brigade
Rotary Club
North Carolina Agalea Festival
Twine State Trio Announces First Gospel Album Release
Twine State Trio from Tabor City reveals its first long-play gospel album scheduled for April 26. The group recorded twelve beloved gospel selections March 17 at Piedmont Record Studios in Lexington NC with Norman Stephens Ken Lovell and Gene Bratcher. Betty Lawson assists on organ as the trio builds regional prominence in Southeastern North Carolina and Northeastern South Carolina.
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Norman Stephens
Taber Chiy! Kee
Bharecropper
Lavell
Lorie S
Teeaterys
Gene Bratcher
Conway
Siske
Aloe
Betty Lawson
Lumberton
N. C
Grep
Tabor City
Twine State
Piedmont Record
Lexington
Aiation
WTAB
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ken “Sharecropper
Lovell
Loris
Powell's State Line Place Hit In Second Raid
Columbus and Horry County officers raided Luther Powell's establishment on the State Line for the second time in under a month. Luther and Elbert Powell were charged with possession of taxpaid whiskey for resale and posted $300 bonds. The raid involved Horry County Policemen George Fowler and Willis Gatse and Columbus County Deputy Sheriffs J R Hunt and John Coleman.
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Horry County
Luther Powell
George C. Fowler
Willis Gatse
Columbus County
J R. Hunt
John Coleman
Luther
Elbert Powell
Hunt
S.C
N.C
Man Wounded Two Arrested In Weekend Shooting
A Saturday afternoon shooting left one man wounded and three people arrested on Fail Bluff road west of Tabor City. Jack Bryant was treated at Conway Hospital after a 5 p.m. incident at the dB Simmons. Deputy Hunt said Bryant was hit in the right shoulder by a .22 calibre pistol. Louise Simmons and Jack Moss were jailed on charges of engaging in an affray in which a deadly weapon was used. Officers Hunt and Sheriff Joti Coleman made the arrests.
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Fail Bluff
Tabor City
Jack Bryant
Conway Hospital
Simmons
A ‘R. Hunt
Hub
Bryant
Louise
Jack Moss
Hunt
Sherif Joti Coleman
Columbus Cty Wins Top Honors In Stock Show
Columbus County wins top honors at the 12th Annual Southeastern Market Stock Show and Sale in Wilmington. Winn-Dixie paid 40 per hundredweight for the reserve grand champion steer weighing 1051 pounds, bringing $408.04 to owner Wrenht Wayne. Columbus Livestock Judging Team led by Richard Bowen and Kirk Wayne topped the livestock judging contest. Wayne was high individual scorer in swine with 262 of 300, and Wayne took first in beef cattle showmanship while Bowers earned second in record keeping. Local businesses funded the sale with multiple steers sold to Memory's Super Market, Columbus Cold Storage, Washam and Warrick Farm Supply, Thriftway Super Market, and others. steers weighed 908 to 1510 pounds, purchased for varied prices per pound.
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Winn-Dixie
Wrenht Wayne
Columbus County
Wilmington
Columbus Livestock
Kirk Wayhe
Vinson Bowers
Paul Gore
Richard Bowen
James Worley
Richard Bown
Kirk Wayne
Memory's Super Market
Route 4
Whiteville
Columbus
Kirk
Wayne
Brunswick
Washam and Warrick Farm Supply
Cerro Gordo
Thriftway Super Market
Pag
Amn Worley
Oe W. Powell, Jr
Ae ‘Whitley
Marion Par
Clarkton
Local Berry Markets Open Amid Light Frost Damage
The season opens with strawberry arrivals at Americas Fours Inc and Rossi Cribb from Heavertian Community reporting small frost impact. A Tuesday afternoon delivery included 19 flats of berries as American Kids gears up for the season with a pro-coullige platform noted.
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Americas Fours, Inc
O Rossi Cribb
Asmerican
Seasin
Local Rotarians Attend Conference and Weather Outlook
Local Rotarians plan to attend the Conference on 21-22 with charity dinner and music events. The article notes weather outlook from the U S Weather Bureau predicting above normal temperatures mid-April to mid-May with rain mostly in South Carolina and surrounding areas.
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U.S
Weather Bureau
South Carolina
Portias
Newsui
Wistersia
Gulf of Mexico
Five Williams Students Earn State Homemakers Degrees
Brenda W. Stocks reports on Williams High School seniors recognized for State Homemakers Degrees at the State Convention. Winners include Cindy Ponean Emilee Learner and Ruth Wy Thompson among others, with judging based on clothing, in school FHA activities, and community work. The Williams FHA has now produced three state winners, following Nancy Hardie in 1854 and Angeli Powell in 1961.
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Wileliams
Pita
Glee
Cindy Ponean
Seni Beate
Sunded
Emilee Learher
FEA
Spon
Ruth Wy Thompson
Elider
Robert Wright
Rt 1
Clarendon
PHA
FFA
Desirees Ares
Williams Fha
Nancy Hardie
Angeli Powell
Brenda W. Stocks
North Carolina strawberry acreage up 17 percent
NC strawberry acreage reached 2100 acres as of April 1, up 17 percent from last year, per USDA Crop Reporting Service figures. US mid spring strawberry harvest is 34850 acres, about four percent below 1962 and 22 percent under the 1957 61 average. The report notes growers anticipate a strong season despite market shifts.
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N. C
North Carolina
U. S. Department of Agrculture
N.C
United States
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