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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
2
A columnist recalls passing up stray items for lack of verifiable facts. He mentions a tai lored Lake Tabor swimming rumor, a suspected Lukebor seaplane, and a Florence visit to Oral Roberts, noting gaps in confirmation and the value of cautious reporting.
In a church Bible School scene, six-year-old Rusty Carter declares his father Horace Carter is mayor, not a church member, prompting humorous exchanges. The pastor recalls his own church membership since age twelve as Rusty and his sister Linda attend a commencement address.
The Conway Field and Myrtle Beach Sun editors clash over traffic light timing affecting beachgoers. An impartial note praises the Myrtle Beach Jaycees drive to ease highway congestion but blames routing errors. The editors urge visitors to head home via Conway, joking about keeping the current light system.
A local election message urges residents to cast ballots June 14 highlighting the value of participation in town and state races. It praises fair campaigning, notes no political ties, and stresses each candidate’s duty to perform. The piece encourages voters to research and vote responsibly on Election Day.
Citizens commend Loe ied out the prepay cooperative civic clubs for mail delivery improvements. Final reports on houses and mailbox erection pave the way for an official service announcement in coming weeks. Local Post Office staff display a kit as towns work together for prosperity.
A miscellany column notes Sy Lewis the life insurance man in downtown Los Angeles and his observations of a clothing maker’s busy factory floor. It weaves in recollections of Davey Crockett and a Las Vegas anecdote, light humor about luck, garage-sale humor, and playful jabs at modern life including traffic, radios, and dieting.
An old friend John Connor visits from Europe with his wife, a federal librarian and scholar. They discuss world unity, Lynch Castle in Galway, and New York’s ongoing excitement. The piece notes Green Mountain Junior College visit, the campus, president Howard C. Ackley, and musicologist Judith Dworkin facing publishing gatekeepers.
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