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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
12
A humorous column with jests about a misfired joke in Plain Talk. Also stories on police pay and dangers, local business notes, a dentist’s wisdom tooth visit, Dr. Simpson’s return, and community tales about public notice, calendar jokes, and open season on husbands.
The piece argues that speeders and reckless drivers threaten road safety in North Carolina. It urges harsher penalties and stricter license suspensions to deter violations, contending posters fall short and law changes should be more punitive to protect innocent motorists.
Looking on the serious side of festival planning, civic leaders named last week take on duties for the eighth Yam Festival. Willard Wright is praised as an able overall chairman, with committees across the city urged to support the effort to match the success of the past seven festivals.
Lake Tabor operations face多 complex issues from a damaged dam to asphalt failures. Government advisers warn stockholders that boating or fishing rights may be affected, while Lake directors press to protect stockholder interests and advance the project.
D FP Dellinger is praised for election to head the Pre Men of the Presbyterian Church. The small group unites men devoted to church work and service, forming a circle that fosters welfare and meaningful living through voluntary effort and regular meetings.
Se By-W Horace Carter bids farewell after two years as mayor of Tabor City. He cites time constraints and public service duties, notes challenges in mayoral court, and praises Doc Cameron as successor while urging citizen involvement and continued civic effort.
Bayney Glazer surveys reader gossip and light jests about car dealers, scams, and everyday mishaps. The column riffs on trade‑ins, inflated appraisals, and petty schemes, with quips about life, taxes, and social scenes in New York advertising lore.
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