Obituary for Brady Williamson of Spring community
Brady Williamson of Spring died after a short illness at Mullins hospital on Wednesday. The service was held Thursday at 10 o clock at Spi th church with Rev. W. E. Heath Springs officiating. He was a son of Brady Williamson and le. His wife Li Williamson, a son filly Tyler Williamson of Fair two daughters Cather i Mattie Lorraine of Fair Hla!wnd and Mrs. Frank Close of rl six sisters are named. The infant daughter of Randall and Mrs. W. C. Fowler died Saturday morning and burial followed at McPher cemetery with Noah Duncan officiating. survivors include relatives and friends.
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Brady Williamson
Spring
Mullins Hospital
Thurston
Spith
John Pearce
W. E. Heath
S.C. i
Williamson
le. Williamson
I Li Williamson
Filly Tyler Williamson
Catheri Mattie Lorraine
Frank Close
Or of
Whiteville
Artin
Landis Wale
Missouri Wild Bluff
Newest McHatie An Feared Term Sparks Debate
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Obituary of Woodrow Sarvis in Liswood area
Woodrow Sarvis of the Liswood section of Horrycoun t died at home Saturday from a heart attack. He was the son of the late T. J. Sarvis and Mrs. Ella Causey. Funeral was held Monday at 3 p.m. at Mt artist' church with Rev. Clyne Pence officiating, assisted by Rev. Ralph Johnson. He was a member of the Loris Veterans of Foreign Wars post and honorary pallbearer. Surviving are his wife Esther Stevens and two sisters Rita Norris of Chad-
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Sarvis
Liswood
Horrycount
T. J. Vis
Ella Causey
Clyne Pence
Itev
Ralph Johnson
Loris Veterans of
Um Wurs
Ceme
Esther Stevens
Rita Norris
Chad
Summer Recreation Program Is Ended
The summer recreation schedule was cut short with only two games played before cancellations. Mayor Williams urged keeping youth programs as a community priority, emphasizing physical, moral, and educational development for future leaders.
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Fire damages Britt Building on Railroad Street
Fire Tuesday morning caused several thousand dollars in damage to the Britt building on Railroad Street that houses City Cash, a bus station, and two departments. The blaze appeared to start from an oil water in the stock room and burned for some time before discovery, filling the store with heat and smoke and damaging groceries, stock, and the upstairs apartment contents. Firemen prevented further spread as a large crowd watched, with manager F. G. Britt predicting a September 1 reopening.
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Britt
Railroad Street
City
Insura
City Cashore
Daniel Tliman
F. G. Britt
Alton Garrell Re-Elected Head of Board Of Trade
Alton Garrell was re elected head of the Board of Trade. Adio Garrell served as a key official in the organization while Oscar Bui was elected president. The meeting noted the opening of sales at 9 a.m. and discussed the roles of officers and the upcoming fiscal plan.
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Alton Garrell
Board of Trade
Adio Garrell
Arunday
Oscar Bui
Rotarians Bowl After Beach Meeting at Crescent Beach
Members of the Tabor City Rotary Club met Monday night at Crescent Beach grill then bowled after supper. James Rogers of Florence attended as a guest. J L Baxter distributed copies of the first Rotary bulletin set for weekly publication.
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Tabor City
Mrs Lillie Soles Civil obituary in Mt Olive area
Mrs Lillie Soles 41 of Mt Olive died Monday night after a long illness in a Mullins hospital. funeral held Wednesday at 3 pm Mt Olive Baptist church with Rev H E King and Rev Todd officiating. Burial at Riverside. Survived by husband Do M Soles daughter Hazel Strickland son Linwood Strickland sister Mrs A P Worley and brothers Yates Strickland Pink Strickland Ernest Strickland.
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Lillie Soles
Mt. Olive
Mullins
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
H. E. King
Mr. Todd
Riverside
Soles
Cherry Grove Baptist Church
Do. M. Soles
Hazel Strickland
Navy analyzes anti-sub warfare and carrier speed gap
The Navy faces a challenge from faster submarines as Adm. Louis Denfield warns that current anti-submarine methods lag behind modern subs. Congress hears that baby aircraft carriers and escort ships may be obsolete against submarines with speeds 16 to 18 knots, while light carriers offer greater speed and power.
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Carrie
Supper Club Opens At Gore's Lake
The Supper Club opens this week at Gore's Lake under the Culpepper family who formerly ran the Cozy Inn in Norfolk. They promise good food and service with reasonably priced menus. Mrs. Culpepper is a dietician and George West, a prominent local cook, will serve as chef.
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Gore's
C. V. Culpepper
Norfolk
Culpeppers
Cozy Inn
Culpepper
George West
Tapor
Nesmith III Returns to The Citadel for Final Course
Ben Nesmith III returned to The Citadel in Charleston Monday to begin his final course of study there.
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Ben Nesmith III
Citadel
Charleston
Tobacco opens season with strong prices at Tabor City market
The 1948 Border Belt season opened with an average of 58.50 per hundred pounds at the Tabor City Market. About 450 000 pounds of tobacco were on the warehouse floors, with prices peaking at 65. Quality was described as excellent and among the best seen. The market fluctuated to about 59.00 as sales continued, with warehouses expected to fill to capacity for weeks.
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Tabor City
Border Belt
Rites Held for Pvt Byrd in Tabor City
The body of Pvt Robert Claude Byrd 31 reburied in Tabor City after service at Anzio May 27 1944 with the 13th division Fifth Army Last rites were conducted by the Carlton M Fonvielle post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion pallbearers from Conway veterans and the funeral home attended the service Byrd is survived by his widow Bessie W Byrd and relatives Hoyt Byrd and Kate Byrd of Tabor City
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Robert Claude Byrd
Anzio
13Rd
Divi
Fifth Army
Hetel
de Frese
Myrtle
Carlton
M. Fonvielle
Nate
Tabor City
Amerie Lagion
Conway Vettions
Santee Ceper
Crculina Shipbuilding
Bessie W. Byrd
Hoyt Byrd
C. L. Chestnut
Kate Byrd
Uy Ms
Missing 2 Year Old Found After 11 Hour Search
A 2-year-old Green County boy, Donald Friedrichs, was found unharmed about a mile from home after an 11 hour search by volunteers from Green Rock Dane and other counties plus Freeport Til and Brodhead police. Sheriff Evan C Chambers led the search with help from deputies, firemen and National Guard. The pup led officers to the boy who was trapped on a barbed wire fence and wearing overalls a coat a cap and rubber boots.
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Monroe
Wis
Green County
Donald Friedrichs
Fred H. Friedrichs
Tony Yaeger
Dane County
Donald
Green
Rock
Druggist Sees Juke Boxes as Silly Yet Remunerative
POPULAR BLUFF MO Frank Burton a 60 year old druggist who helped bring the first juke box to Missouri recalls being talked into installing it He found 58 nickels in the machine and soon became intrigued though he still believes dropping coins is silly Also Columbia visitors MS RB Malhwa Mie DF McGougan and Mrs Ann Brooks McGugan visited Columbia this weekend.
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Frank Burton
Ratl
Burton
Missouri
Columbia
RB. Malhwa
Mie
DF. McGougan
Ann Brooks McGugan
Columbis
Ten Columbus Men Sign Up For Army Duty
Ten Columbus County men were accepted for Army and Air Corps enlistment last week. Names include Walter R. Haynes Fair Bluff Coast Artillery three others from Columbus County and Tabor City. Enlistees join Coast Artillery Field Artillery and Regular Army for three years with various assignments.
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Columbus
Columbus County
Army
Air Corps
Walter R. Haynes
Fair Bluff
Harris A. Hillvick
Coast Artillery Corps
C. Clewig Jr.bourn
Coast Artillery
Clyde Gore
Nakini
Armed Calv
Aaron G. Williamson
Regular Army
Tabor City
Benjamin L. Canady
William C. Cartrette
John P. Jacobs
Field Artillery
Joseph L. Mills
Jimmie R. Hewitt
Regular
Two Polio Cases Reported In Tabor Area
Week Two polio cases in Columbus County include Esther Porter a 13 year old girl southeast of Tabor and a four year old Negro boy between Tabor and Cherry Grove. Both were diagnosed in Wilmington for treatment. Additional cases include a Negro woman near Evergreen and an Indian child near Bolton in the past month.
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Bor City
Esther Porter
Roosevelt Porter
Tabor
James Walker Hospital
Wilmington
Nero
Billy Clark
Cherry Grove
Columbus County
Evergreen
Bolton
Nan Fowler Killed Instantly By Auto Near Tabor City
Joan W. Fowler a 65 year old farmer of near Tabor City died instantly when struck by an automobile on the Green Sea highway Tuesday at about 6 pm. Coroner Kurt Land released the verdict that the death was an unavoidable accident. Fowler, deaf, may not have heard the vehicle approaching. He was buried at Forest Lawn cemetery. Surviving are his wife Mimie and five sons and three daughters, with other relatives listed.
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Joan W. Fowler
Tabor City
Green Sea Highway
Joan Xsonatckland
Fowler
Jessup
Tani Munerst
Hey
Nout Duncan
Mrs. la McGee
Durham
Dortch
Camten
N. J
Homer
Barbett
Lend Lease Account Closed After Wartime Settlement
Washington and London sealed the end of Britain's wartime lend lease account with a March 27 settlement. Secretary Marshall and British Ambassador Sir Oli Planks signed two acts ending the obligations as the State Department notes a similar wind-up after World War I took years. Britain and empire repaid about 6.75 billion dollars in reverse lend lease during the war, while American aid totaled 31 billion. The report also mentions visitors from Burlington and Wake Forest arriving to spend time with relatives in Tabor City.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Britain
State Marshall
Sir Oli Planks
State Department
Ameri
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James B. Williamson
Fowler Infant
Daughrand
W. C. Fowl
Clarendon
Nev
Noah Duncan
McPher
Fied
Woodrow Sarvis
Aan
Als AL Williams
Presi Tiotary Club
Invon
Williams
Bourn
Kizzie Sarvis
Lori
Ronnie
Edward
Marshall
Loris
Mrs. Lillie Soles
NAVY
Gore’s Lake
Truman
Charles Fish
Independence
International Soundphoto
Berlin
London
England
Lewis W. Douglas
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Russia
Charles E. Bohlen
George Marshell
Lucius Clay
U.S
Pvt. Byrd
Ben Hux
Elliven
Harold
Shelby Dean
Jes Hy Waghs
W. R. Rebecca
Jean
Myrtle Beach State Park
Nan
Ctrickland
Bultkin's Court
Geert Sea
Joe Fowler
Aler
Helen Stack
Burlington
Frank M .Gougan
Wake Forest
D. F. Sle
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