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Tabor City Tribune

Location

Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1954

Page

3

Chief Engineer Nix Behind Scenes at WTAB

WTAB chief engineer Arthur Nix keeps the station on the air and listeners happy with steady work behind the scenes. A native of Enterprise Mississippi, he has 19 years in radio and served in World War II maintaining point to point communications. He lives in Columbus County with wife Louise Evans and their three children Judy HAD Nix Jr and Lynda. Every veteran should know October 20 1954 is the final date for World War II veterans to apply for the $1600 grant toward a vehicle purchase.

Arthur Nix WTAB Nix Uncle Sam Army Civil Service Enterprise Mississippi Georgetown Tabor City Columbus County WENC Whiteville WGTN Louise Evans Inverness Judy Had Nix, Jr Lynda

Project Accepted By VFW Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary adopted drapes for the VFW Hut at a joint meeting held Friday June 25 at the VFW Hut on the Whiteville Highway. Meetings will be the first Friday night of each month and all members are urged to attend, said president Mrs. Earl Cartrette.

Ladies Auxiliary Whiteville Earl Cartrette

Group To Inspect NC Tree Farms

A statewide force of qualified foresters will inspect North Carolina woodland owners joining the Tree Farm program. The program, announced by Chairman Carl Gibson, operates under the North Carolina Forest Industries Commission with input from state agencies and private forest groups. Tree Farm committee members include J B Latlay Bolton Harold and Blanchard Sledge Lumber Corp Whiteville J Paul Harper International Paper Co Raleigh William Maughan Cary Lumber Co Durham Walter Hoffman Champion Paper and Fibre Co Canton. The program publicly recognizes private landowners who manage woodlots as continuing timber crops, with 92 certified Tree Farms across 460,868 acres in NC. Contact the secretary, North Carolina Forest Industries Committee, 14 Commercial Building, Raleigh, for information.

Raleigh North Carolina Carl Gibson North Carolina Forest Industries Commission Industries Group North Carolina Forest Service Agricultural Extension Service Tree Farm Committee J. B. Latlay Riegel Woodlands Corp Bolton Harold & Blanchard Sledge Lumber Corp Whiteville J. Paul Harper International Paper Co William Maughan Cary Lumber Co Durham Walter H. Hoffman Champion Paper and Fibre Co Canton North Carolina Forest Industries Committee Gieron Taue

Mrs Helen Floyd Dies in Mullins at 68

Mrs Helen Floyd 68 of Green Sea died in Mullins hospital after a two year illness. She was a Horry County native, daughter of the late Charlie Shelly and Florence Graham Shelly, wife of Johnee Floyd who died in 1930. Funeral held at Green Sea Baptist Church with burial in Green Sea cemetery. Surviving include three sons, seven daughters, 21 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren, three brothers, and a stepson.

Helen Floyd Mullins Sarah Helen Floyd Green Sea Horry County Charlie Shelly Florence Graham Shelly Johnee Floyd Green Sea Baptist Church Green Sea Baptist Bruce Nichols W. D. Mincey John Clemons, Jr Tom Clemons Tommie Johnson Tabor City R. FD Edgar Foster Detroit, Mich Emna Bertha Floyd Orangeburg Pearl A. Floyd Andes Grerandchildren C. 1 Shelly KE. R. Shelly Burn Shelly Malins Laura Shelly Michals

Two Stills Recommissioned Near Red Bluff

Deputy Sheriff Roy Huggins reports destroying two illicit whisky stills near Red Bluff last Thursday. One 50 gallon and another 100 gallon capacity operation were dismantled, eight barrels destroyed. Woodrow Tyler of Red Bluff was arrested on June 20 for illegal whisky production and sale and remains out on bond.

Pecky Floyd Red Bluff Sher Roy Huggins Huggins Woodrow Tyler Tyler Ont Banit

370 Fatalities Predicted For Next Weekend

New York report from the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies forecasts 370 Americans will die in highway accidents over the upcoming three day July Fourth weekend. The estimate cites six major causes and assigns 123 deaths to speeding, 82 to alcohol, 37 to not keeping right of center, 26 to failure to yield, 23 to fatigue or asleep drivers, and 79 to miscellaneous causes.

New York Association of Casualty and Surety Companies

Ideas for Women by Ruth Current State Home Demonstration

Practical home safety guidance for families and the elderly. Coverage includes securing sewing boxes and outlets, choosing durable toys, preventing shocks, and keeping furniture arranged for safe passage in homes with older adults. A closing joke reflects light local humor.

Ruth

Hints to Homemakers Safe Shoes and Household Tips

The article stresses safety in home tasks. It urges labeling poisons with skull symbols and childproofing storage. It warns against long slacks catching heels and recommends medium-heeled shoes for housework to prevent trips and fatigue. It advises careful handling of razors and prompt cleanup of spills.

Mrs Mary Rabon Dies At Home In Aynor

Mrs. Mary Rabon 76 of Aynor died at her home Monday at 12 30 a m after a four week illness. She was the daughter of the late Joseph Martin and Jane Rabon of Marion County. Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 a m from Pleasant Union Baptist Church by Rev Don Harrelson with burial in the church cemetery. She is survived by her husband Stanley Rabon two daughters Mrs Will Barnhill and Mrs Macie Allen of Aynor three sons Johnson Jamie and Bunyan all of route 1 Aynor 25 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.

Mary Rabon Aynor Joseph Martin Jane Rabon Marion County Pleasant Union Baptist Church Don Harrelson

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