Tabor Ties Whiteville 6 To 6 Friday at Wilmington Here
Rev J C Jones appointed pastor of Carolina Baptist Church replacing Rev Floyd Enzor who resigned for Campbell College Jones married to Tete Belle Joyner of Rocky Mount with three children. Columbus County Camp Meeting Sept 15 to 25 led by Rev J P Jones and Rev George D Voorhis will preach nightly at 7 30
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Tabor
Whiteville
Wilmington
J.C. Jones
Camp Meeting
Beginarolina Baptist
J. C. Jones
Rocky Mount
Carolina Baptist Church
Jones
Marni
Floyd Enzor
Campbell College
Secon Baptist Church
Dunn
Tete Belle Joyner
Rocky Moyniy
Imrant
John Calvin
Phy- Olle Ree
Wayne
J. P. Jones
Columbus County Camp Meeting
George D. Voorhis
Church [of God
Morganton
A. B. Dawsey
Dawsey
Will Baptist Chureh
Dublin
Burleson Pleads For Support At Friday Ball Game
Principal Rand Burleson urged a big crowd for the Friday night football game between Tabor City and Wilmington’s team. He cited town support, added revenue, and recent field improvements plus new lights and transformer costs. The game featured Tabor City’s Bobby Soles Douglas Soles Wayne Stevens on offense and defense highlighted by Whiteville plays led by Sherman Taman.
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Rand
Burleson
Mcl Burleson
Tabor City
Tegainst Wilmington
Whiteville
Tabor
Bobby Soles
Douglas Soles
Wayne Stevens
Roger Small
Loonall
Local Winners Of Poultry Foundation Show And Sale
Ten Columbus 4-H members from Sears 4-H Poultry Chain displayed and sold 12 Willard Red Hens as their 1960 project. Blue ribbon winners were Nancy Yatwx, Vinson Bowers, Priscilla Collier, Betsy Fieldy. Red ribbon winners were Roland Ward, Horace Wyatt, Burris Kelly Jr. White ribbon winners were Ruby Simmons, Sammy Eason, Jesse Horne. Prizes funded by the local Poultry Foundation with an Achievement Day on November 12 at Hallsboro. Buyers included H R Solex, D B Bailey, Linky Robinson, Collier, Fields, Harris, Yates, Cox. Cook near hospital for a health issue. expected home soon.
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Columbus 4-H
Sears 4-H
Chadbourn Jr
Sammy Eason
White Marsh
Vinson Bowers
Edgewood Jr
Priscilla Collier
Hallsboro
Betsy Fieldy
Evergreen Jr
Roland Ward Hallsboro
Horace Wyatt
Jesse Morne
Burris Kelly
Jr. Deleo Jr
Ruby Simmons
Mallsboro Jr
Tom Morris
N.C State College
Morris
Nancy Yatwx
Priscilla Cullier
Roland Ward
Burris Kelly, Jr
Jesse Horne
Art Foundation
Chelumbus County
H. R. Solex
Mia
D. B. Bailey
Linky Robinson
Mra
T. F. Collier
W. T. Fields
C. &, Harris
Raymond Yates
D. D. Cox
Ira W. Shooter Dies At Age 54
Ira W. Shooter of Loris died at home in Loris at 4 p.m. Wednesday Aug a funeral service was held Thursday at 4 30 p.m. at Loris Methodist Church with Rev Dan Montgomery officiating. Burial in Patterson Cemetery. Surviving are his widow Florence Todd, brothers George Rowland Troy and Sam Shirer, J C Shooter and Evander Shooter, two sisters Lioya Pant and Myst Luther Williams, a son Tra Wilton Shooter Jr. who was killed in a 1965 auto accident. He was born Oct 22, 1905 in Fairmont NC and moved from Rowland NC to Loris in 1937 to work as a car salesman. He was a member of Loris M E Church and Good Cheer Class. Funeral home Hardwick in charge of services.
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Loris Methodist Church
Dan Montgomery
Patterson Cemetery
Hardwick Funeral Home
Mr. Shooter
Fairmont
N. C
John Melton
Tenny Williams Shooter
Rowland
N.C
Lois
Loris Me Church
Good Cheer
Florence Todd
Loris
George Shooter
Rowland N
Troy Shooter
Sam Shirer
Lumberton, No
J.C Shooter
Dilton
Evander
Piermont
Lioya K
Hine Pant
Columbia
Myst
Luther Williams
Durham
Tra Wilton Shooter
ASC Elections in Columbus County farmer-committee vote set
Clyde Wayne announces community ASC elections in Columbus County with 30 designated areas voting September 8, 1960. Polls open 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM for owner operators tenants and sharers eligible in ASC programs. Voters help shape national programs to fit local farm conditions and participate in the ASC farmer-committee system.
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ASC
Farmer-Committee Nationas
Clyde Wayne
Columbu County
Potts
Columbus County
United States
Ted Watts Elected President of Columbus County Wildlife Club
Ted Watts, assistant police chief of Tabor City, was elected president of the newly organized Columbus County Wildlife Club at a Thursday night meeting in the VEW hut. Guest speaker was Chadbourn’s NOC Wildlife Proj Toy Slamon. Also named to key offices were Dr. BF Simpson as vice president and Maxie Watts as secretary-treasurer, both of Tabor City. Dues were set at 5 dollars annually for each member.
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Ted Watts
Tabor City
Columbus County
Nickels Aid Tobacco Farmers In Weed And Nematode Fight
Entomologists funded by Nickels for Know How teach NC State methods to control nematodes and weeds in tobacco. Funds exceed 17 million dollars from 1955 to 1969, supporting plowing after harvest, resistant crops, fumigation, and herbicide testing to protect yields and quality against black shank and wireworms.
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Witney
Lobuevo
NC State
Nicke
Stremig
Cellege
Local Mart Surges to Historic High with 66.60 Average
Fire destroys a single family home on West Seth Street in Tabor City leaving a widow and six to eight children homeless. The blaze, sparked by suspected faulty wiring, burned contents including clothing and a television set. Firefighters responded after 1 p.m. with complex incident calls totaling 29 that day. Separately, Tabor City markets posted a record weekly average of 66.60 per hundredweight, with 429,186 pounds sold for 145,982.94 dollars, as buyers set new highs in the Tobacco Belt.
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Tabor City
Homwless
Tabor
West Seth Street
Zenia Lom
Aden
Maxie Watts
Columbus County
Horder Belt
Lovell
Lales
Loris
Tabs
Winte Valley Lumberton
Clarkton
Chase Buuiti
Leite Ols
Valor City
Fai Bhutan
Chadebourn
Whitevily
Fair Blut
Tabor City Silver Dollar Days Prize Draw
Tabor City's annual Silver Dollar Days promote a $1,000 prize via daily ticket drops at the Warcamaw Bank and Toast Co. on Sept 13 with master tickets exchanged for a final dart draw. Merchants offer extra prizes through Sept 14 including trade certificates and gift items, all building toward the main drawing and campus promotions.
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Warcamaw Bank and Toast Co
Lucky Peracta
Taby City
Tabor City
Pee Nese
I Tabor CY
Tabor City Merchants Association
Hinir
Suerthen Peteos
Rene Low Oly
Smithie Jo Hux
Clara Mac Harrelson
Waccamaw Bank and Trust Co
Annual Bak by Saturday Noon At Williams
A chaotic OCR reads like a community bake sale at Williams Towns Mish with seating and meals. Names such as Willims, Mish, HUT, and several miswritten persons appear amid scattered event cues and generic local facility references.
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Williams
Joe Willa
Willims
Sehpal
Eateteria Screw Will
Certainane Hut
Toby Painingne
Urkee
Seth Vibe
Local Students Graduate From James Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Local students completed training at the James Memorial Hospital School of Nursing during exercises at the First Baptist Church of Wilm-EMO on Werbionday evening. Recipients included Mrs Carole Davis Stevens Tusenbury and Miss Ain Cons, daughters of local families. An address was delivered by Mie Vielin Culver of Rae Fol, with remarks from Executive Secretary and councilor Ce vmsultent tie the Nh CMe Bone of Norse ANN and Nurse Education chair Woollensting My Ged AW 2.
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James Memorial
Hospit School of Nursing
Wilm- Emo
Carole Davis Stevens Tusenbury
Davis A. Stev
Lanai Hartaker Dare
Mes
Hatfeker
Ain Cons
Miami Cox
One Shot, One Held After Disagrement In Ambiguous Report
A disorderly Monday incident ends with one shot heard and another held after a heated exchange. Witnesses describe a tense scene near Nurehouse, with Claude Shannon named in confusion and multiple locals recounting the confrontation and injuries.
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Poller
Claude Shannon
George Livingston
de Amon
School Bus and Auto Collision Near Tabor City
A Friday crash involved a school bus and a car on the highway near Medway. No injuries were reported though the auto sustained damage and the bus likely incurred minor harm.
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Tabor
Paties
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