Grid Action Opens Here Friday Night
Tabor City Red Devils start football season Friday at Civitan Field against Swansboro after a Wilmington replacement. Coach Stevens says the Red Devils are ready with backfield questions and several returning linemen. Swansboro, with 13 lettermen and seven starters back, enters as an independent Class A team with a 4-8-1 record last year.
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Tabor City
Red Devil
Red Devils
Swansboro
Civitan
Pricy Nant
New Hanover
Wilmington
Bermey Stevens
John Small
Sackfiel
Stevens
Waccamaw Athletic Association
Alls Columbus
Sammy Williams
Tockle
Buddy Fonvielle
Mickey Worley
Ann Doe Stevens
Don Spivey
Russell Ponvielle
Kenny Carter
Roger Small
Tuliback Ronald Foley
Nsboro
Swansboro Pirates
Bed Devils
Pirate
Francis Trotman
Columbus County 4-H Plans Welcome Highway Signs
The Columbus County 4-H Council seeks sponsors to place fifteen welcome signs on county borders reading Columbus County 4-Hers Welcome You To The Garden Spot of the Carolinas. Merchants contributing will have their firm names printed on the signs.
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Columbus County
4-11 Council
Carolinas
Horry County Law Enforcement Officers Association Formed
In July a new group named the Horry County Law Enforcement Officers Association was formed in Conway to improve policing. On Tuesday night the officers elected Conway Police Chief H T Barker as president Loris Police Chief Paul Ray Jones as vice president and Conway Recorder Sidney Floyd as secretary treasurer. Members include city county state and federal officers deputies judges and recorders. The next meeting is set for September 24 in Myrtle Beach.
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Horry County
Conway
Law Enforcement Officers Association
Aynor
H T. Barker
Loris
Paul Ray Jones
Sidney Floyd
FBI
AATO
Myrtle Beach
Still Raid In Pireway Sunday
A whiskey still was destroyed and three men were arrested at the site early Sunday morning in Pireway. The raid seized 22 cases of white whiskey, three 1000 gallon fermenting vats, and 2000 gallons of mash, in operation for about six weeks after surveillance. Deputies John Coleman JD Fowler and Thurman Butler led the raid with two ATU officers. The three arrestees, two white men and one Negro, were taken to Wilmington and charged with illegal manufacture of whiskey.
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Pireway
Sheriff's Office
John Coleman
JD. Fowler
Thurman Butler
ATU
James
Wilmington
Anner Harry Hat
James G. ¢Inney
Bos Hea
Loris
Bayboro Road
Howard Quick
Howe
Community Hospital
Atal
Dve Metis
Danny
Charnet
Cop Phity
Guy Junior Stevens
Doswood
Witst
Stevens
Clemons
Envey du Feoyk
Williams School Enrollment Falls To 726 On Day Two
Williams Township enrollment on the second day of the 1962 63 term reached 726 students, 25 fewer than last year. Elementary enrollment dropped sharply while high school figures rose to 212, helped by eighth graders moving up and Stay in School efforts.
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Clayton Lewis Williams
Williams Township
Mrs. Emily F Ellis Dies In Fair Bluff
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Emily F Ellis in Fair Bluff with funeral handled at Meares Funeral Chapel by Rev Harris and Rev Campbell. Burial in Porter Swamp Cemetery. survivors include son James Ellis of Nichols South Carolina and three daughters plus siblings and 13 grandchildren.
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Caeell
Porter Swamp
Columbus County
Meares
Robert Harris
Doe Campbell
James Ellix
Nichols, S.C
A. G. Meares, Jr
Gordo
Currie Boles
Wallus Nobles
Fair Bluff
Claude Edwards
Cerra Gordo
Memory [Gause
Cerra “Gore
Nettie Williams
Augusta
Luther C. Best
Bethesda Methodist’ Church
Reeds Ferry
L. Eugene Walter
Mattie Best
Raleigh
Luther L. Best
Greenville
Cy Edwards A. Best
Whiteville
Jack Warley
New York City
George Nick
Mullins
Barney Best
Clarkton
Raw! Best
Little River
S.C
Major Beat
Hartsville
8. C
Carerie Chapman
Mullins,c
County School Board Backs Bond Issue Plan
The Fayetteville area reports the County School Board signing a resolution for a bond issue to fund educational needs. The plan, led by Superintendent Powell and supported by County Attorney Pho Mong, outlines $2 million in district financing with $500,000 directed to western area modernization and $1.1 million for countywide school improvements.
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Anal Penne
Ter
Tvedt
Kaarbank
Coreo Geto
Chacholien
Byer Oresth
Femniashe
Toe County Board of
Eien
Maittainens
Memorial for Died Here Monday in New Ottawa
A memorial notice lists individuals from various localities such as New Ottawa and Pakis, noting a funeral at a hospital and suggesting regional ties. The fragmentary text references names and places including Guinia, Nabi, Seely Ghats, and Prati Weewei, with unclear dates and affiliations.
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Gam
Honwril Ervey
Paki
Iit
Mtoe
Prati Weewei
Yam Market Opens Oct 3 Auction Charges Reduced
The Tabor City Yam Market set to open October 3 at Planter Warehouse with auctions to run Tuesday to Friday mornings and Monday afternoons. Lynwood Garret named manager, replacing Ed Walden who resigned. Marketing charge cut from nine to seven cents. cooperative members urged to bid to improve market order. Local companies ready to accept canning parades or wet potatoes.
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Tabor
Tubwe City Marketing Company
Yoesting
Cooperative Savings and Lawn Assue
Lynwood Garret
Tabor City Marketing Co
Ed Walden
Tabor City
Tabor City Foods, Inc
Corbett Canning Co
Tabor Market Tops Six Million Pounds With No Closing Date
The Tabor City tobacco market surpassed six million pounds in sales this season with prices strong and averages around $67.58 per hundred. No closing date is set, though warehouse officials expect a late finish. Whitehead notes ample supply and urges farmers to deliver tobacco while the market remains active. The season’s totals show steady gains across warehouses and farmers report high-quality offerings with several large loads sold last week.
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Tabor City
Border Belt
Tubur” City
AL Whitehead
Wales
Tabor
Cou Market
Whitehead Gate
Scouts Prepare For Fund Drive
The Cape Fear Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America held a training meeting on Tuesday September 4 at Westminster Presbyterian in Whiteville led by Horace Whitley district chairman to kick off the fall campaign aiming to raise 85652 to fund the council budget. L R Bowers of Whiteville chaired the Leadership Gifts drive for pilots to the council with the 1962 campaign opening in October under Edwin Pate of Laurinburg.
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Cape Fear
Edwin Pate
Laurinburg
Spivey Brother of Mes Hughes Dies in Detroit
D H Spivey brother of Mes Bonnie Hughes of Tabor City and Walker Spivey of Wilmington and Victor Spivey of Loris S C died recently in Detroit Michigan Funeral services will be held Wednesday September 5 in Detroit.
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D.H. Spivey
D. H. Spivey
Mes
Bonnie Hughes
Tabor City
Walker Spivey
Wilmington
Victor Spivey
Loris
S.C
Detroit
Michigan
Poultry Show and Sale Set in Whiteville Park
The Anneal Int Chub poultry show and sale occurs Thursday at 10 a m in Herman Leder Park Whiteville. Ten 401 members will display 12 pullets each totaling 120 birds with blue red and white hens judged and ribbons awarded auctioned to the highest bidder to fund future purchases for core members.
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Anneal Int Chub
Herman Leder Park
Whiteville
Negro youths held after doctor’s office break in
Eddie Cox and Lester Long, both youths, are jailed in Horry County on charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny for rifling the office of Dr. Wo A Johnson last Wednesday. Police say they stole a portable radio two Coca Colas and 225 dollars in cash, all recovered except the beverages.
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Horry County
Wo A Johnson
Paul Ray Jones
Eddie Cox
Lester Long
George ©. Fowler, Jr
Long
Cox
Fayetteville
Navy
Willis Gause
Chict Jones
Horry Farmers Market Opens Fall Selling Season
Horry County Farmers Market opened the fall selling season after receiving the first shipment of market bound squash Monday night. Manager R Harrelson toured the area Tuesday to estimate squash and pole bean supplies at 50 to 60 acres each and to gauge buyer interest. Mountain shipments of pole beans continue though the crop is light. prices are expected to be favorable. In 1961 the market sold 4045 hampers of pole beans, 1440 hampers of squash, 23 hampers of field peas, and 424 hampers of Wade beans, totaling substantial revenue.
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Horry County
R. @ Harrelson
Feral Market
Harrelton
Woman's Club Opens New Year With September Meeting
The Tabor City Woman's Club starts a new year in September with a fest meeting on Thursday evening, September 13, at 8:06 PM at the home of Mrs. Eunice Singletary. All current members and prospective joiners are urged to attend this meeting. The club emphasizes being unselfish as a guiding commandment for usefulness and happiness.
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Woman’s Club
Tabor City
Eunice Singletary
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Labor City Marketing Co
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Waddell Corbet
Carl Stephens
Jennet Cribb
James Garret
Jimmy Gurrell
Roland Gore
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