Hospital Notes Tabor City area births and admissions
The week of June 12 to June 25 saw numerous admissions at Loris Community Hospital including Vonda Suggs and many others. Birth announcements list nineteen babies born at nearby hospitals with names and birth weights, including Frankie Jo Fowler and Kenneth Earl Watts, among others.
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Loris Community Hospital
Vonda Suggs
Chester Small
William Clayton James
Peggy Jo Skipper
Howard Suggs
Daniel Rabor
Beattice Sarvis
Roy Dale Worley
Lance Ray
Buddy Alford
Harold Bullock
Henry Hoyt
Mishoe
Barbara Phipps
Daisy Todd
Bruce Wayne
Grainger
Mozelle
McClure
Doug Sarvis
Rosa Hodge
Dan Timmons
Maxinett Sarvis
Lloyd Carter
Edith
Strickland
Mitchell Wayne
Fowler
Donald Gene Shelley
Effie Spivey
J. A. Bullock
Lloyd Worley
Sallie
Su J. Ravenell Ford
Lou Williams
Jean Fowler
Pearlene
Roberts
Emma Edwards
Dorothy Brown
Senna Williams
Juanita Buffkin
Louise Lewis
Eval Fortune
Mitchell Hart Dee
Dorothy Hughes
Sally Andersson
Glassell Anderson
Mildred Bullock
Fannie Watts
Mary Frances Benton
Pauline Bell
Susie Mae Jackson
Sue Gause
Bobbie
Jane Ward
Robert Harrelson
Vida Goff
Marie] Robinson
H. G.” Johnson
Janet Medlin
Louis Bellamy
Bobby Grainger
Bert Graham
Benjamin Frank Fowler
Frankie Jo
Rufus McClin- Watts
William Neal
Sheriff Henry Reelected in Horry County primary vote
Sheriff Henry won re nomination in the second Democratic primary defeating T M Floyd 5560 to 4295. Blanton beat Chestnut 6394 to 3362 for coroner. Auditor Gerrald beat Hardee 5939 to 4412. In magistrate races Lane defeated Lee 1798 to 1485 in Conway district. Gerald defeated El Hot 429 to 421 in Floyds district. Total second primary turnout unusually heavy with 7000 to 8000 forecast. first primary about 11,500.
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John T. Henry
Horry County
Henry
T. M. ‘Tull
Floyd
Little Jocn Blanton
Kelly W. Chestnut
Harry Coroner
Blanton
Chestnut
Jack Gerrald
Hezekiah B. Hardee
T. 0. Lane
J. Archie Lee
Conway
Floyds
K. L. Gerald
Hoke el- Hott
Community Notes and Social Visits
Mrs John Murray of Wilmington spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Earlie Elderdice. Mr and Mrs Rubin Long and Bettie Jo were guests of Mrs Dean Lone Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lacy Long were Sunday night guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Gore. Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith were Tabor City visitors Saturday. Belle Long and G Jackson were Ocean Drive Beach visitors Sunday afternoon. Keep this ad. Over 20 000 arthritic sufferers have used this medicine since it came on the market. It is inexpensive and home useable. For free information send name and address to P O Box 8826 Hot Springs Arkansas.
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John Murray
Wilmington
Earlie’ Elderdice
Rubin Long
Bettie Jo
Dean
Lacy Long
Joe Gore
Ernest Smith
Tabor City
Saturabelle Long
Jton Teder
Ocean Drive Beach
Fox
Hot, Springs
Arkansas
Loris FFA Boys off to Clemson for State Convention
Loris FFA members head to Clemson College for the 9th annual State FFA convention. The group included stars from District Five and private judges teams, with several members advancing to the public speaking event and receiving degrees. Delegates and chaperones, including teachers Joe D. McCormick and A Rankin, accompany the group.
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Loris Ffa
Clemson
Clemson College
Russell Stanley
Maine
Inman
Star Ffa
South Carolina Association
Mgr Putare Sarelins
Annetee
G. Cameron
Mamie
Stevens
Cephus Hamilton
Joe D. McCormick
A. Rankin
Loris High School
Civitan Nine Still Leading Little League
The Civitan Club's little league action Monday afternoon left Civitan nine ahead as Jayrees fought to a 26-8 game. Rotary and Womans battled to a 5-5 tie, while Civitan defeated the W cr 5-1 and Rotary beat Jayeues 6-1 in varied outcomes.
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Civitan
Civitan Club
Jayrees
Rotary and Womans
Civitans
Rotary Chal
Jayeues
Farmers to File for Tax Refunds This Year
Farmers in the area may claim refunds of federal excise tax paid on gasoline used for farming. Forms 2240 are available from county agents and the Internal Revenue Service. Claims must be filed with the District Director in Columbia South Carolina by October 1 1956 and cover gasoline purchased in 1956 for farming use.
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Povenn Columbia
Internal Revenue
Columbia 1
South Carolina
M. C. Rochester
Clemson Agricultural Economics Extension
Internal Revenue Service
Farmer’s Bond Feast Ends With Damaged Jerseys
A farmer returns from town with three $50 U S Savings Bonds for his sons college funds. While repairing a breached pasture fence his coat pocket holds the bonds. A cow named Bossy ingests the bonds and the farmer faces the loss of the savings intended for education.
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NCE
U. S
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Mary Katherine Haynes
L. W Anderson
Robert Gore
Letha Ray
Flaudin’ Watts
Flossie Conner
Bobbie Conner
Veronica Lewis
Mathie Davis
Carlisle Bellamy
Katie Barnhill
Ruey Hewitt
Charles O'Quinn
Dorothy, Bease
Isaac Garte
Lacy Porter
Thelton Lee
Ernest Barnhill
Kenneth Earl
Bornune
Laphor Watts
Tricia Ann Watts
William Floyd Ray
Billie Jo Ray
Jack Lewis
Jacqueline Teresa Lewis
Zeb Davis
Wanda Patricia
Willie Tom Bel
Willie Dean Bell
Mildred Reeves
Avetteville
Lee’s
Dan River
Gaylor
Lord
Horry
H. G. Cox
Durham Life Insurance Co
Eloise
Cavalier Club
Virginia Beach
Cox
Loris Special
Pireway News
R. G. Houland
Mayor's Court
Stanley
Gause
Recorder's Court
Cephas Hamilton
Recorder's ‘Court
Ace Soles
Irving Carmichael
Recorder’s Court
Besley Noble
Jimmy Jackson
Roy Cribb
Ruffin Grainger
Jon Chain
Bobby Hacobs
Thomas Floyd
Luther Strickland
Dock Ray
Mrs. Luther Pocket
Charles Cook
Mac
Wayne Todd
Horace Porter
Alfred Todd
Charles Lewis
Earlie Todd
Lynn Gause
Hosea Williams
Harry Bell
T. J. Rozier
Collier Gas Co
WZ VO
Drive-In
Tabor City, N.C
Richard Kelly
Katheryn Grant
Phenix City Story
Hopalong Cassidy
Errol Flynn
Joan Dru
Cartoon ——Oon
Family Shepherd OF the Hills
John Ireland
Good Die Young
Happy Farmer
Treasury
Treasury Department
United States Treasury
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