Magician to Appear Here Thursday September 18
The Magician a noted performer with ties to Blackstone will entertain at the Tabor City auditorium Thursday September 30 evening under the alias Miller a local Fort Bragg N C stationed artist. He has performed since youth in schools and clubs across North Carolina and promises two hours of eye catching feats and surprises with hypnotic elements and modern stagecraft expected to wow audiences in the area.
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Iid Blackstone
Tabor City
American 3
W Miller
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Noth Carolina
Mths
Iso
Foggy Mountain Boys to Perform at Guideway School Benefit
The Foggy Mountain Boys featuring Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs will perform at Guideway School at 8 tonight for a school benefit program Greely Song announces. The group appears on WPTF Raleigh daily and drew a large crowd at Guideway School last year.
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Foggy Mountain
Lester Flatt
Earl Scruggs
Guideway School
Greely Song
WPTF
Raleigh
Farm Bureau Insurance Announces Medical Plan in Ohio
Farm Bureau Insurance unveils a medical plan designed to help with large bills. The policy offers up to 5000 dollars per claim with deductible options of 100, 200, or 500 dollars. Coverage depends on selected deductible and total allowable expenses, with a 35000 maximum under some scenarios.
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Ohio
Farm Bureau
Atee > Companies
Co. W. Leftresident-actuarial, An
Leftwich
Elbert Strickland Graduates From Army School
Elbert Strickland, son of Mr and Mrs Strickland, completed the Army Non Commissioned Officers Academy at Munich Germany. The course emphasized weapons Army administration tactics and supply. He is now serving as an ammunition handler after enlisting in 1951 and receiving his ordination in September.
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Germany
Pictrickland
Stesy Strickland
Munich
Sheland
Scouts Schedule Wednesday Meet
The Tabor City Boy Scouts will meet Wednesday September 10 at 7 30 pm at the American Legion hut. Ben Spivey senior patrol leader urged all Scouts to attend and invited new members to sign up. Boys 12 years of age and over are eligible for Scout membership.
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Tabor City
American Legion
Ben Spivey
Spivey
Matthew T Johnson Dies At 81 In Conway
Matthew T Johnson 81 farmer of Maple section Horry County died after lingering illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Maple Baptist Church burial Rehobeth Methodist Cemetery. Survived by widow Helen satwick custom Douglas Johnson Conway and several daughters, a brother Eddie E Johnson of Galivants Ferry, 25 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Matthew Thomas Johnson
Maple
Horry County
Conway
Maple Baptist Church
D. L. Ward
Rehobeth Methodist Church
Bert Basher
Tommie Bashor
Lloyd Johnson
Eugene Johnson
H. L. Johnson
R. H. Floyd
Mr. Johnson
Harvey Martin
Aynor
Eddie E. Johnson
Galivants Ferry
Strange Worm Found By B H Porter
Benjamin H. Porter of North Carolina brought a large odd worm to a newspaper office for identification. The creature exceeded five inches in length with a diameter around one inch and bore dozens of wire like projections. It carried two eye like spots behind its head.
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Benjamin H. Porter
North Carolina
Route 2
Loris
Rainbow Assembly Public Installation Program Held
The Rainbow Assembly in Tabor City will host a public installation at the American Legion hut at 7 30. Mrs Mae S Mother Advisor announces Edwards will give the address. New officers include Worthy Advisor Claire Cox and others with Mary Lois Garrell and Janell White among installing officers. Refreshments follow the program and social hour.
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Tabor City
Masoamerican Legion Hut
Mae S
E. Edwards
Claire Cox
Vard
Hope
Shelba Jean Rah Williams
Drill
Nell i Judy Smith
A Bullock
Nancy Nature
Dana Soles
Im“stlty
Joan Strickland
Fidel Uareus
Alice Horne
Musicia
Loxena Long
Nital
Irma Jeans
Gutter
Mabless
Mary Lois Garrell
Marshall
Betty Jean Reece
Doris Spivey
Janell White
Young
Williams Seniors Name Officers
Williams Township High School senior class elects officers for the year Dorothy Gore president Margaret Day Long vice president Eula Godwin secretary Patricia Anne Stephens treasurer Dorothy Nealy reporter.
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Williams Township High School
Dorothy Gore
Margaret Day Long
Eula Godwin
Patricia Anne Stephens
Dorothy Nealy
Mail sack mixup ends with fisherman returning post bag
Mrs Mae S Young Charlotte Observer Transit carrier losing a mail bag near Green Sea Post Office meets a local fisherman who returns the sack containing Observer issues. She explains the delivery route from Tabor City to Mullins Nichols Loris and Green Sea with daily travel.
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Mae S. Young
Charlotte Observer Transit Company
Green Sea
Windy Hill Beach
Mrs. Young
Windy Hill
Charlotte Carrier
Charlotte
Tabor City
Mullins, Nichols, Loris
North Carolina State Fair Planned for October
Governor W Kerr Scott and Agriculture Commissioner L Y Ballettine invite North Carolinians to enter exhibits and attend the 1952 State Fair October 14 to 18. The 85th fair will showcase facilities and celebrate the state's past, present, and future through education and industry.
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Raleigh
W. Kerr Scott
L. Y. Ballettine
State Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Luther I Graham Dies At Home In Loris
Luther I. Graham 54 retired farmer of Loris Route 1 died unexpectedly at his home Friday at 6 am. He was the son of Fred Graham and Sallie Fipps Graham of Horry County. The Rev Clyde Prince and other ministers conducted the service. Burial was in Princeville Cemetery west of Loris. He is survived by four brothers and several nieces and nephews.
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Luther I. Graham
Loris
Fred Graham
Sallie Fipps Graham
Horry County
Sam D. Graham
Clyde Prince
Lotto Edwards
W. C. Earrington
Princeville
Guideway School Enrollment High in Columbus County
Guideway School operates with full faculty and a near record enrollment headed by Greely Long principal. Enrollment expected to reach 375 this week. School hours are 8 a m to 1 p m Monday to Friday with listed teachers for each grade and Queenie Reaves as lunch room supervisor.
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Greely Long
Columbus County
Bertie Cox
Jo Anne Stephens
Frances Cox
Ruby Suggs
Maude Butler
Cleo Suggs
Addie Gore
Newton
Mollie Belle Gore
Queenie Reaves
Anderson's Brother Dies In Florida in Quincy
R. M. Bob Anderson 76 brother of Joe H. Anderson of this city died in Quincy Florida Saturday August 23 after extended illness. Funeral at graveside in Quincy Sunday afternoon. Native of Fair Bluff son of the late L F Anderson and Jane Mrs Fannie Anderson. Survived by wife three daughters his mother one brother and four sisters Mrs H V Norris Conway NC Mrs Sallie Lloyd Fair Bluff Mrs S M Edmund Mullins and Mrs W R Lewis Columbia.
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R. M
Bob) Anderson
Joe H. Anderson
Quincy
Fla
Fair Bluff
L. F. Anderson Jane
Fannie Anderson
H. V. Norris
Conway
N. C
Sallie Lloyd
S. M. Edmund
Mullins
W. R. Lewis
Columbia
Klansmen Begin Prison Terms in Columbus Floggings
Seven former Ku Klux Klan members reported to Fayet teville to start prison terms for the July Columbus county night riding flogging cases. Terms range 18 months to four years, with several others yet to report or appeal.
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Ku Klux Klan
Fayetteville
Columbus County
Thomas L. Hamilton
Leesville
S. C
Lawrence Nivins
Hallsboro
John Russ
Whiteville
Brook Norris Chadbourn
Norman Sasser
Morris Walker
Leon Alford
Wilbert Ray
Tabor City
Carl Wooten
Western Prong
Hamilton
Joe Hardee
Ervin Stevens
Arthur Reaves
Harvey Barfield
Nichols
Ralph T. Collier
N. R. Ransdell
Williams
W. A. Greene
Collier
Navy
Tabor Citians Kept At Home During Holidays
Heavy rains and winds kept Tabor City residents home during Labor Day weekend amid a hurricane on the South Carolina coast. Nationwide reports say about 500 fatalities occurred from Friday to Tuesday, but local area saw no serious accidents. Church services were disrupted as downpours and high water flooded streets. Sgt. F. L. Fipps Jr. of Fort Belvoir, Virginia, visited his parents for the holiday.
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Tabor
South Carolina
Beaufort
Labor City
Don Hughes
Season's tobacco sales total 3.57 million pounds to date
Columbus County Farm Bureau members met at Bennetts Barbeque in Whiteville as a 2500 member quota was set. R Flake Shaw urged parity based price supports and supply control while noting Farm Bureau achievements. Tobacco market reports show week ending Aug 29 with 42.75 million pounds sold and season total 154.38 million pounds, average $53.18 per cwt.
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Columbus County Farm Bureau
Bennetts Barbeque Kitchen
Whiteville
Joe P. Kunnerly
Columbus Farm Bureau Board
R. Flake Shaw
Greensboro
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Shaw
Bill Hooks
Columbus County
Hooks
Quinerly
Columbus
Walter G. Lowry
Pineville
State Farm Bureau
South Carolina
North Carolina
United States
Rural Grid Aspirants Get Transport Aid From Rotary
Tabor City schools seek daily transportation after football practice for rural players. Rotary pledges five weeks of rides totaling about 50 miles round trip per day, with volunteers named for each week from Sept 8 to Oct 10. Coach Caruso reports a stronger eleven looming, with most of last year’s squad returning. First scrimmage last Friday featured long runs by Sam Rogers and Jimmy Garroll and notable quarterback work by Sam Walden. Home opener set for Sept 12 at Rockingham. Sanford visits Sept 19. Roster lists numerous players and positions.
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S. W. Caruso
C. H. Pinner
Tabor
Rotary
J. M. McGougan
E. W. Fonvielle
C. G. Westmoreland
A. P. Rogers
W. W. Woody
A. E. Goldfinch
Tabor City
Caruso
Gene Burroughs
Earl Soles
Sam Rogers
Jimmy Garrell
Sam Walden
Rockingham
Sanford
Elwood W Carter Victim Of Asheville Wreck
Elwood Wilson Carter 38 a former Tabor City resident died in an Asheville hospital from injuries after a head on collision near Black Mountain. His wife Elizabeth Nichols and daughter Bootsy survived. funeral planned in Swannanoa with Carter’s mother and siblings listed.
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Elwood Wilson Carter
Tabor City
Ashville
Black Mountain
Carter
Robert Ward
Swannona
Asheville
Ward
Bootsy
Elizabeth Nichols
Swannon
Mount Holly
Harold Rogers at Fort Jackson
Harold Rogers, son of Mr and Mrs A P Rogers, is stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina with the Army under the Officers Candidate School program. He enlisted August 24 and holds the Pfc rating.
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Side Harold Rogers
A. P. Rogers
Fort Jackson
S. C
Army
Rogers
Coronet Editor Glenn D. Kittler Visiting Tabor City
Glenn D. Kittler, associate editor of Coronet, visits Tabor City. A former Tribune staffer and Chicago native, he has written for Coronet for about two years and appears in the magazine monthly.
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Glenn D. Kittler
Tabor City
Notice to Subscribers Pay Your Renewal Now
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