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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
5
The author argues panel shows use reverse psychology by provoking viewer frustration to keep watching. She notes magazines repeating objectionable words sell copies and voters dislike a candidate enough to boost turnout. The piece links this to broader media tactics used to drive engagement.
Mrs. Maxey O'Tuel formerly Miss Muriel Ward has been selected to attend the eight week Summer Science Institute at Memphis State University. The Darlington South Carolina teacher, Brunson-Dargan Junior High faculty member for two years, joins 47 other teachers in the National Science Foundation program.
Farmers in Columbus County report cabbage loopers damaging several cabbage and tobacco fields. Weather worsened leaf loss on tobacco, with recommendations to top plants at 17 to 18 leaves. Peanut leafspot control urged with copper dust and fungicide spray schedules.
The guidance specifies applying soil amendments as soon as the first blooms appear followed by a second application of land plaster and Terrador ten to fourteen days later. Caution notes warn against feeding livestock peanut hay treated with Munch.
Mary Spivey Fowler, 74, died Sunday at her Hampton home. A former Tabor City resident, she was funeralized at Inman Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Survived by three sons Jesse Fowler James Buddy Fowler and Arnold Fowler all of Hampton Va one daughter Mrs Ret Ward also of Hampton Va two sisters Mrs Nancy Fipps and Mrs Cora Spivey both of Tabor City and 17 grandchildren Active pallbearers were James Ward James Fowler James Duncan Fornarnette Alton Arnette and Junior Ward A Tom Swiftie I'm ready to go now said the typical wife belatedly.
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