Parade of not so great stars in Tabor City
A reflective column laments local commerce and governance. It bemoans buyer vulnerability in tobacco markets, criticizes county construction decisions, and chides wishy washy citizens. The piece weaves letters from residents about overrated whammy tickets, a risky White Lake pier mishap, and social satire about small town ambition.
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Tabor City
Highway Patrolmen Boost State Morals and Curiosity
North Carolina patrolmen are praised for duty and courtesy assisting tourists. A veteran trooper named Barker earns respect in Columbus County while others critique local turnover. The piece questions school staff and resident warmth amid high turnover and out-of-town teachers.
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North Carolina
J. Be ‘Ker
University of North Carolina
Columbus County
Barker
Let Citizens Do It for Four-Year Presbyterian College
Residents urge Columbus County and Tabor City to form a committee to lobby for a four-year Presbyterian College nearby. They propose a brochure and tangible land and money offers, arguing civic duty and potential economic and moral benefits, urging the town board to lead the effort.
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Presbyterian College
Columbus County
Tabor City
Presbyterian
Diversification urged as Columbus farmers adapt to tobacco downturn
Columbus County urges farmers to diversify beyond tobacco as yields from multiple crops rise. County board of commissioners hired several new farm agents to tour farms and aid planners, highlighting Austin Wright as a local example of high per acre returns from varied crops. The strawberry sector once strong has waned, but opportunities exist for growers who shift attention to mixed crops.
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Columbus County Board of Cost Missioners
Austin Wright
Colum
Wright
Columbus County
August tobacco issue shows growth and thanks
The paper lauds its August tobacco issue with 166 firms represented and record pictures while praising staff effort to publish on time. Editor Roy Parker of Hertford County Herald, Ahoskie, NC, also invites reader suggestions to improve readership, circulation, and advertising in the rural paper.
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Blackboard Jungle Prompts Western View On Teachers Pay
In this reminiscence the writer defends the film Blackboard Jungle as a misread of youth while arguing teachers deserve higher salaries. He notes open rebellion is exaggerated, praises teachers as underpaid but essential, and urges lawmakers to raise pay to attract and retain educators. He compares teaching to other professions and cites a letter from a teacher linking salary to family welfare.
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White Lake
Jaycee District
Junior Stevens
Ted Watts
Harold Ward
Asd
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