Helop Conference Starts Friday Night in 1961 Playoff Preview
Fragmentary OCR reveals Heop Conference opening Friday with scattered names and places from Schene area teamwork. The text lists players such as Sharon Stephens, Margaret Wow Bin, Lat Watson, and Carrie Jean Wray, with mentions of Tabor City Devilettes and Bladenboro participants, indicating a regional high school basketball roundup and tournament buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheetbourg
Margaret Wow bin
Lat Watson
Sharon Stephens
Many Ann Jackson
Tabor City Devilettes
Carrie Jean Wray
Rachel Cox
Eula Mac
Arnette
Shelvie Grainger
Judy Grainnee
Lenore Beck
Brenda Norrs
Mam Spivey
Redih Racer
Smuall
Keon Po
Kondal Valey
Bobby Sales
Fane Burthin
Larry Fowler
Jackie Small
Boyd Lew
Elizabethtown
Porly Val Vance
Cath
Vormarun Ghackburn
Go Nor Gayte Mane Me
Naner Peterson Veil Naggest
Dessin
Chu LeVat
Burten
Sith U Varin
Grape Growers Meet Set By Horry County Group
Grape producers invite Horry County farmers to a Monday night meeting at the Loris Auditorium to explore grape growing as an income source. Members will discuss financial experiences, new varieties, and the expansion of vineyard plantings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horry County
Loris Sustortir
Dgbt
Tao bin
Hovey Counts Grape Producers Association
Jon Motormick
Blood Drive Appeals For Regular Donors In Tabor City
Community effort led by Linwood Wright of the Tabor City VEW seeks weekly blood donors for Bermen Jenrette Soviet who requires a Monday transfusion. Donors may go to the Jenrette home or contact Wright or Ted Soles to arrange transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Wright
Tabor City
Bermen Jenrette Soviet
Jenrette
Wright
Ted Soles
Two Hospitalized After Vehicle Collision
Two men were hospitalized after a 1961 Buick driven by Jessie Gordon swerved and struck a post at a crossroads. Both occupants were cited for careless and reckless driving and remain in satisfactory condition at Columbus County Motions Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garena
Wes
Holliday Named Chair of College Entrance Study Committee
Tolat L Milter of Florida appoints John Holliday of The Citadel to head a committee reviewing college entrance entries. The panel includes Hendry Andre, Elizabeth Anthis, J P Brandenburg, Charles Mourin, EB McNaughton, Tally D Riddell, and Richard Adkins, with reports due at UNC in March and Lincoln next Fall. Holliday serves as regional director for North and South Carolina for the Association of Governing Boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolat L. Milter
Florida
Fed
John
Manvel
Holliday
Hendry Andre
University of Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri
Elizabeth G. Anthis
Board
Oklahoma Colleges
Muskogee
Oklahoma
J.P Brandenburg
University of New Mexi
Charles F Mourin
Minnesota State College Board
Aurora
Minnesota
EB. McNaughton
Oregon State Board of Higher Education
Portland
Oregon
Tally D. Riddell
Board of
Institutions of Higher Learning of
Mississippi
Baby remains found in car at Loris service station
An unconfirmed late report said the remains of a newborn were found in a car at a service station in Loris 8 Cy this morning. No details were available at press time and the station attendant was reportedly checking why the car would not start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loris
Coroner Sends Stevens Case To Grand Jury For Study
Coroner Dianne Gore reports that the Stevens case will be presented to the Columbus County Grand Jury for independent study. The article details the fatal Whiteville crash involving 22-year-old Jimmy Stevens and the ensuing investigations, witness accounts, and court considerations as officials seek the appropriate legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus County
B. Frank Batten
Stevens
Grand Jury
Vetton
UGG
Jimmy Stevens
Bovis
Whiteville
Iria
Pitetti
Faryor
Somme
Vern Fowler
Tonia
Renievert Hatielson
Raymond Williams Dies in Collision Near Laurenburg
Raymond Williams, 24, of Pabor City, died late yesterday afternoon when his car was struck by a pickup in Laurenburg. Sheriff’s deputies say the driver of the other car was not injured. Williams was critically injured and died after being taken to a funeral home for services. He was survived by his parents and a sister. The report also notes a state merchant association leadership appointment for S Porcher Smith of Corling Department Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Williams
Pabor City
Laurenbure
Scotland County
Sheriff's Department
Willams
Mepure de Willhne
Vinewr HT
William Vehice
Eppesite Et
Uiticens
Porcher Smith
Corcling
North Carolina
Avsee
Smith
Tabor City
Warden urges tree farming through ASC program
A warden advocates tree farming via the ASC, urging land use changes and seedlings for reforestation. The discussion centers on nt, with local officials citing quarantine and funding concerns, while advocates champion tree planting and sustainable land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Important Meeting For Ail Merchants Set For Thursday
A garbled notice references a Thursday meeting for merchants. Readable fragments indicate a formal gathering possibly about fees or levies, with lines mentioning renewed efforts and authorities. The text is largely indecipherable but signals an organized merchant meeting event.
Road Complaints Collected Across Regions
Fragmented OCR reads like a civic inquiry scanning concerns on road quality and maintenance. Mentions places and entities in a garbled form with names resembling agencies and locales, signaling a broad public comment on infrastructure.
Insurance Agents Elect New Officers
Insurance agents elect new officers at a meeting noted for promotions and social events. Scouters and seniors were mentioned as attendees, with plans discussed for upcoming gatherings and recognition of members and their wives at the function.
Off to Settoor Fivetee Stay Caine Ge aD AN Mee
The text reads as a garbled OCR fragment with no clear events, names, or places to anchor a factual summary. It provides no coherent narrative or measurable details suitable for a readable newspaper item. No identifiable persons or organizations can be reliably extracted from the fragment.
Hog Kills Man in Rural Winter Incident
An unsteady report describes a hog attack near Bolton farm where a man was killed. The event occurred during a grim sequence involving a hunt around Tal pom, with authorities and witnesses noting the violent encounter and injury to another person.
Old Company Dividend Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a dividend, with partial lines mentioning a city and dates. The legible elements point to an old company statement about distributing profits, though many words are garbled.
Williughby Elected Your Murs Pres
Fragmentary OCR mentions a name Williughby and election context. No clear date, place, or complete roles available. Other garbled text references individuals and phrases but lacks resolvable facts for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williughby
Murs
Holiday bootleggers and raids spill into town
A jumble of fragmented lines mentions holiday bootleggers and raids, with references to a person named Jim A and a local page 2 continuation. The text shows scattered names, places like Tabor City, and notes of a continued story, implying law enforcement activity and ongoing coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peron
Tabor City
Jim A
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