Kitty Gerald wins two beauty titles in Horry County Harry Market
Petite beauty contestant Kitty Gerald known as Rita at home won two crowns in a single week. She captured Miss Horry County Tobacco Queen and Miss Harry Counts titles, edging 28 competitors in the Electric Hair Contest and 14 others in the county pageant while balancing farm chores and tobacco work.
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Carter Holds Last Court as Muzor Mayor
W Horace Carter mayor presides over his final Mayor Court session this afternoon at five o’clock. He will complete his term as head of local government. HG Cameron, incoming mayor, to take oath Friday and is expected to continue weekly court sessions on Mondays.
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Town Officials to Take Office Friday Evening
Cameron will succeed W Horace Carter as head of the town administration. He has served as mayor pro tem on the current board. Helen Truitt town clerk said the ceremonies would be conducted by a local notary public. Existing commissioners Waldo Woody Phil Hughes Willard Wright repeat. new members Howard Marrelson and Billy B Garrell join. Wh Shettey retires from the board.
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Lake Tabor stockholders weigh boating ban
Petition circulation among 141 Lake Tabor owners questions allow bans on pleasure boating. A board meeting set for tomorrow night will decide on future lake use after fish experts warned motors disturb spawning. Directors already halted fishing and boating earlier this month and may set a schedule.
Counts Named To Merchants Post In Border Belt Markets
Counts Henderson was named executive secretary of the Merchants Association to begin July 1. Ben L. Nesmith Jr. announced the appointment after a reorganizational move. Counts, a former Lee’s Five and Ten manager and Tabor City resident, will lead the association from a full time position.
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Mallard Inaugurated as County Official Friday
Mallard takes office Friday with Judge Wilde swearing him in at noon. Counts says plans include Bargain Days and direct merchant consultation to set objectives for the Merchants Association. The new secretary will lead efforts to promote local business and tobacco season preparations.
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Methodist Co
Two Wrecks Mar Safety Record In Tabor City
Friday afternoon two automobile collisions marred safety in Tabor City area. McCumbee 42 was injured when his car collided with a 1935 Olds driven by Talmadge Ja4 of Tabor City. Oldsmobile owner Neutron Grainger sustained damage to property valued about 150 dollars.
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Delegation Visits Tribune Over Lost Kitten
A group including David Bryant age 8 and Chut Gantt 8 presented a missing kitten case to the Tribune reporter. They seek the owner by contacting David Bryant with the kitten found near the playground.
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Civitans Install New Officers At Banquet
Civitans install new officers led by Harry Bryant as head of the club in Tabor City. Bill Brown presided with Cloud as vice president and others including secretary David Simon and treasurer Luther Joyner. Directors named Arthur Knee William Shelley Lloyd Tipps and Willard Wright. About 25 members and wives attended at the Little Bee House. Brown presented a trophy for best attendance and praised the year's work toward mail delivery readiness and community service.
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Diamont Directing Program Nears Full Season Start
The Diamont Directing Program gains momentum as it restarts with a youth focus after five weeks of practice. AL Harrison notes growing popularity among youngsters while adult leaders oversee and plan fielded games for the Little Players. Spivey, a senior at East ern Carion College and daughter of Mrs Clif Spivey, is among those guiding the effort with Diamont coaches aiming to expand participation and schedule.
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Doris Spivey Appointed Summer Recreation Leader
Doris Spivey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spivey, a rising senior at East Carolina College, accepts duties for Phase 1 of the city recreation program. Jaycee sponsors say Miss Spivey is highly recommended to run games, stories, coloring and day meetings for children during the summer session.
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Yuuna Ron
Deputy Named as Evergreen Constable in Columbus Appointment
Evergreen appoints Clinter Sve as deputy sheriff to fill vacancy after resignation of Hafin who left to join Chachaurn tobacco warehouse. Columbus Sheenst Jr Prida Vridgen announced the appointment this week.
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Boyd Stevens Named Jaybirds in Local Meeting
The Jaybirds named Junior Stevens and Chrade Boyd as co Jaybirds to enforce rules and levy penalties for infractions. They planned selling five dollar tickets to a Little League Pony League and softball event to fund the overall recreation program with about 185 dollars needed for payments.
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Private Practice Doctor Known In Tabor City
A longtime physician with 28 years in Tau City and surrounding areas prepares a farewell visit. He has served patients in Columbus and Aranswitk County, ending his private practice this Friday.
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Columbus
Aranswitk County
Little League Adjusts Practice Hours In Whiteville
Little League announces new evening practice hours as players organize a softball and baseball league in Whiteville. Dave Diamont directs changes and solicits contact from interested players via Al risen for team entries.
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Civic Clubs Lead Drive to Stage Operation Display
Rotary and tivitan Clubs join patrolman Pete Saturday to stage Operation Display for the holiday. A wide array of photos and actual highway accident images will be shown to awaken Columbus motorists to safety.
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Jail Records Hit Columbus Crops by Severe Hail Storms
A late Thure storm damaged tobacco and melons across Colonies County. About 500 acres of tobacco and several melons were ruined near Welches Creek, Mitewell, and Alten Site. Farmers report stalks cut and suckers attempting regrowth while farmers brace for recovery.
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WTAP Radio Celebrates One Year Milestone in Columbus County
WTAP Radio marks its first anniversary with a note from manager Trey M and crew including Jimmy Rogers Joy Worrell Arthur Wx Hiv Nobels Louise Butte Reba Hinson and others. The station credits a successful operation and community support during its inaugural year.
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Joy Worrell
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Hiv Nobels
Louise Butte
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July Fourth Holiday Closures Highlight Local Businesses
Local merchants plan all day closures for the July Fourth holiday with talks of trips to beaches and mountains. A majority of businesses are expected to remain shut, offering employees a two day observance across the area.
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