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Newspaper

Tabor City Tribune

Location

Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1952

Page

2

Baseball School Planned by Philadelphia Athletics in Red Springs

The Philadelphia Athletics announce a Baseball School and Tryout Camp in Red Springs North Carolina from June 1 to 14. Scout M C Red Norris leads the camp with Joe O Rourke and Bernie Guest. No tuition. uniforms and gear provided. travel and living expenses refunded for boys with contracts. Ages 17 to 25 who finished high school invited. lodging available at reasonable rates with the 2nd Infantry Division.

Philadelphia Athletics Red Springs N. C Scout M. C Red Norris Robbins Park Joe O’rourke Bernie Guest Athletics

Newspaper Masthead and Home Delivery Rates

The page lists editor W Horace Carter and associate editor Mark C Garner with Evelyn Leonard as society editor. It notes second class mail status for Tabor City NC and provides subscription rates for Columbus Bladen Brunswick Marion Horry and Dillon counties at 2.00 per year and 1.25 for six months.

Mark C. Garner Evelyn Leonard Tabor City North Carolina Congress Columbus Bladen Brunswick Marion Horry Dillon National Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc Chicago

Britain Korea War Threats and Baruch Warnings in Congress

Churchill and Alexander warned the House and Lords that Korea now poses a major offensive threat with doubled enemy strength and long-term capability. Baruch testified the U S is losing the arms race, while Collins warned of ammunition shortages if fighting extends to Europe. Berlin’s buffer zones and Panmunjom tensions reflect a high-stakes global crisis.

Churchill House of Commons Earl Alexander House of Lords Britain Korea America Bernard M. Baruch Senate Preparedness Subcommittee Armed Services Committee Russia J. Lawton Collins Army The Senate Europe Panmunjom Berlin East Germany Truman

Loris Civitan Club elects officers and sets new meeting hour

At a recent Loris Civitan Club gathering J. R. Suggs was elected president W. K. Rogers vice president and D. B. Bailey secretary treasurer They were installed and will lead at the next meeting June 10 The club changed meeting time to 1 00 P M for June with lunch served at the Loris Hotel on the second and fourth Tuesdays The programs will be brief and the total meeting will end by 2 00 P M

Loris Civitan Club Loris Hotel Civitans J. R. Suggs W. K. Rogers D. B. Bailey Loris

North Carolina Editors Laud Willard Cole and Horace Carter

In Chapel Hill the North Carolina Editorial Writers Conference unanimously passed a resolution commending Willard Cole of Whiteville News Reporter and Horace Carter of the Tabor City News for a long and successful fight against the Ku Klux Klan. Walter Spearman, Secretary, adds congratulations and best wishes for continued courage in North Carolina journalism.

Carter North Carolina Chapel Hill Walter Spearman N. C

Carter resigns as Deputy Sheriff to take Savannah River plant post

W. C. Carter of Loris announced his resignation as deputy sheriff to Sheriff C. E. Sasser. He will leave June 1 after a week’s vacation, accepting a higher paying job as a police inspector at the Savannah River atomic energy plant to help support his family. He served six years and says he followed law enforcement policy.

W. C. Carter Loris C. E. Sasser Carter Savannah River

Card of Thanks from Don Jernigan

Don Jernigan expresses gratitude to everyone for their thoughtfulness and assistance during his illness, thanking family and friends for support.

Don Jernigan

Death claims J C Rabon Sr at Aynor route 1

Noah Thomas Rabon about 64 died at his home on Aynor route 1 Friday morning after a five year illness. Funeral services were held at Pleasant Union Baptist church Saturday at 2 30 with Rev Curt Allen and Rev Hubert Moretin officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Survived by wife Nancy Jean Rabon two sons Richard Rabon and M L Rabon a daughter Eloise Rabon and a sister Mrs Sallie Poston, Aynor route 1.

Noah Thomas Rabon Aynor Pleasant Union Baptist Church Curt Allen Hubert Moretin Nancy Jean Rabon Richard Rabon M. L. Rabon Eloise Rabon Sallie Poston Route 1

Pvt Thompson Receives Combat Infantryman Badge in Korea

Pvt Larcell Thompson of Boardman North Carolina has been awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for outstanding duty in combat with the 2nd Infantry Division during the Korean conflict.

2Nd Infantry Thompson 38Th Infantry Regiment Then Korea Pvt Larcell Thompson Boardman, N. C

Multiple Church Services and Schedules Listed Across Congregations

A dense listing of church schedules includes pastors such as Rev. Ralph Johnson Rev Harry Nobles Rev S A Hatley and Rev Francis J Murphy with service times ranging from 7 30 p m to 11 00 a m Sundays Bible study and training union times, BTU and W M U activities, and Sunday school start times across various churches including Bethel Glendale Green Sea and others with notes on 2nd 3rd and 4th Sundays and special observances.

Ralph Johnson Robert Grainger Harry Nobles S. A. Hatley Francis J. Murphy Cherry Hill Baptist Burris Carter Charles R. Nance Clyde Prince Bible School A. L. Duncan Old Zion Wesleyan Meth Lester ¢ Parkes Bethel Methodist J. M. Carroll P. C. Gantt Green Sea Baptist Morgan Gilreath G. W. Crutchfield Carolina Baptist W. C. Herrington Sund A. Hatley Bay

Robert Jernigan Promoted to Airman First Class in Korea Mission

Airman Third Class Robert Jernigan son of Mr and Mrs Fred Jernigan of Dillon South Carolina received a promotion in the United States Air Force He attended Clemson College and a four engine specialist school at Kankakee Field Illinois His duties include serving as a mechanic on WB 29 Superforts conducting daily weather flights over Korea and gathering vital data for U S forces The 56th unit belongs to the Global Air Weather Service a part of the Military Air Service Mrs Jernigan formerly Martha Moody resides in Dillon South Carolina Louisiana Week and Home Week were noted for upcoming events at state colleges and clubs

Japan Robert Jernigan Ani Fred M. Jernigan Ate United States Air Force Clemson College Clemson South Ceyojig Nute Field Illinois Korea Global Air Weather Service Military Air Service Martha June Moody Hyree Dillon South Carolina

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