18 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1961
Page
1
An editorial fragment notes Prince Brothers and a market scene with references to markets, people, and places, including mentions of Drines, Wee, and Bouton. It contains garbled, unnamed references to events, a secretary feature, and a stray line about a young farmer winning a state prize for horseflesh care during wartime, with scattered names and places.
Seven Fair Bluff boys were awarded Eagle badges at the Court of Honor, the first time in North Carolina and nationwide that seven scouts attained Eagle rank simultaneously. The group included Jimmy Rabon Randy Britt Dotelas Rager David Small Jimmy Turner Carl Meares Tr nol Billy Enzor, with praise from juvenile court judge Lee J Greer and highway patrol Sgt Williamson for the community’s Scout-led conduct and leadership.
Public appeal letters target Columbus County merchants to donate to the North Carolina 4 H Development Fund. W Horeace Carter, chairman, says a complete merchant list and county quotas were prepared but readable portions are garbled. The notice promises further details on page 2.
H A Brady launches a new law firm in Tabor with local ties and diversified services. The move follows earlier community work and signals expansion for Brady’s professional team in the region.
A local event at Pair Bluff PLT A featured a guest speaker with a focus on upcoming programs and community engagement. The session included a host from the group and overall agenda, with refreshments and informal discussion.
Army PFC Bobby M Garrell of Fort Myer Virginia will participate in the inaugural parade for President John F Kennedy in Washington D C. He serves with the 1st Battle Group Seventh Infantry The Old Guard at Fort Myer and is a member of the ceremonial guard detail.
An unclear byline discusses funding issues in Columbus County and driver training programs. It notes commitments for school equipment, transportation costs, and anticipated site-related expenditures including the purchase of two transporters and automobiles.
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