Miss Columbus Pageant Seeks Three More Entrants
Seven entries have been received by Tabor City Jaycees for the 1960 Miss Columbus County Pageant to be held Friday in the Tabor City School auditorium. Reigning Miss Columbus Adeline Brady urged more candidates and praised the experience, confidence build, and social event value of entering.
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Tabor City
Adeline Brady
Nto Loris
Rado
Ee Mans
Jaycees
Brady
WTAB
ULSC
Sta Gund
Sylvia Small Fair Blut
Charlie Small
Evergreens
Wlevisinn
Dixie Cox
Promiex
Dewey Cox
Hope Columbia Colles
Johnny McNeill To Entertain Qn Taker Stage
Johnny Davitt and Wellings troupe appear in Keb Chis Aye We as a lively county pageant entertainment. The 2 year wait ends with jokes and songs by McNeill and others. Audience reports praise Misty and a duet by Gee Bi, with a final act by Go Tyinie Edt and Calan.
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Johnny McNeill
Johnny Davitt
McNeill
Mani Lial Wellings
Bret Dia Joukes
Wuelkingy
Fiat Gay Avai
Cannery Election and County Watchers Chosen
Fragmentary OCR details a renewed effort to secure a cannery in North Carolina and county watchers being chosen. The text includes garbled names and dates but hints at a local vote or election process and community voting actions.
Unclear historical note on a school grant and figures
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a teacher grant, school, and various names and terms. Readable bits reference a grant, a secretary, and multiple personal names, but details are garbled. The piece resembles a local school notice or administrative update with no clear events or dates.
Fragmented notes on a school clinic and events
A garbled OCR fragment references a school clinic and multiple names and terms such as Annie and Murase. The text includes scattered phrases about meetings, dates, people, and places with no clear coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Devotion and Downhome Life in Tabor City’s Early Riser Pair
A detailed portrait of Mae Spivey Young and Frank Young in Tabor City, focusing on their long involvement with the Eastern Star and Masonic Lodge 365. The piece sketches Mae’s constant OES attendance since 1945 and Frank’s rise through Masonic roles, plus family ties and hometown roots in North Carolina.
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Tabor City
Mullins
S.C
Tabor
Abe Tay
Order of the Eastern Star
Mae
Young Energy Unlimited
OES
Young
Frank
Masonic Lodge
Mae Spivey
Talos
Dan Spivey
Crett Lyons
Salisbury
Willard D. Spivey
Schenectady
N. Mae Spivey
Sehool
Boggy Hill
Mountali
Wis
Knivers
Tabor School
Frank Young
Scottsboro
Ala
Itaieni
Westures Waid Fine Co Winnhire Sematitye Storm
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a meetup and a person identified as Mr Wieagiberve tia. It references a storm and a local event, with unclear details and several garbled phrases. The readable parts point to a minor meeting and weather-related disruption. No clear outcome or dates are established.
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Storm Astray
Fragmentary text note leaves readers puzzled and brief
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered syllables and near nonsensical phrases. The readable bits hint at names, numbers, and a line but lack coherent facts, locations, or events to summarize into a clear item.
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