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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
8
Classified brief notes an 8 foot capacity item for sale with mention of buyers and contact at Tribune printing house. Reading is fragmented but indicates seller Wa Hosea Gore of Tabor City seeking buyer for a combination and refrigerator.
WANTED watches needing repair with guaranteed service and free accuracy testing. Dorman Jewelers, Tabor City, N C. Also FOR SALE used refrigerator and electric refrigerator in good condition from W F Cox Company. 100 chicks available at 55c each or by lot from Mrs Dan E Crosby Green Sea S C. WANTED shoppers urged to trade at Bullock s Dept Store Tabor City N C.
C G Westmoreland and Miss Martha Helen Ann Westmoreland depart today for Columbia for a visit. Families Norris, Brice, and Beaumonts spent last week at Crescent Beach and attended a Vera Marchette students recital. Flor ence social visitors included Mrs S L Jackson and Mrs Earl Floyd. Mrs Hulda Doster visits Columbia to help with her daughter’s upcoming wedding to John Cathcart. Edward Todd improves after a streak at home. Mrs C B Bullock Jr remains a patient at James Walker hospital, Wilmington.
Robert Long stationed at Camp Polk Louisiana is spending a ten day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs I B Long. He is visiting at their home during his leave from the army.
Mr and Mrs A A White entertained a cottage party weekend at Ocean Drive Beach with Bill and Janet White. They hosted Mrs and Sara Williams of Tabor City. Mr and Mrs Bob White joined the sea Sunday.
Advertises the D-Frost-O-Mat for electric refrigerators with a demonstration by V. C. Ward. Claims less waste, savings, and maintenance color advantages. Provides phone number 2651 and address box 232, page 9.
Hartsville announces the 1951 52 Milestone staff with editors and managers named. Jennie Smith from McBee serves as editor and B Mobley from Darlington is business manager. Seven assistants include Martha Sue Gaines of Central as assistant editor and Mary Jane Wood of Hartsville as art editor plus Sarah Kolb of Conway as assistant business manager.
A Veterans Administration survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts shortages in auto mechanics and teachers driven by defense mobilization. It notes thousands needed for auto repair trade, growth for auto parts sales, and heightened competition for jewelers, watchmakers, and teachers amid postwar labor shifts.
The survey finds many aviation field roles easier to obtain due to defense mobilization. Skilled airplane mechanics see favorable prospects while pilot positions may stiffen as trained military pilots return to civilian work.
William Kornegay a Negro farmer of Route 1 Newton Grove says the three acre Ladino pasture on his farm yields more income than any other land.
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