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Ii. the riuv of freedom, w. ®.gree: and whom, in many
have tu battle for the rights of leaser, we may not like.
people, with whom we do noil —Harrv S τ
-Harry S. Trumt.-.i
MOTHER'S DAY GIFT
SPECIAL
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FROST-PROOF REFRIGERATOR
Budget Paced I
• No frost! No defrosting! Exclusive Frost Forbidder ends
freezer defrosting drudgery forever. It's truly Frost-Proof.
• You have extra storage space because the Frigidaire Frost
Forbidder prevents Ice build-up that robs you of valuable
storage space in the 98-lb. Freezer. All Shelves and Hydra
tors are Full-Width and Full-Depth, with no rounded corners.
• And you store enough produce in the Twin Porcelain Enamel
Hydrators for a family of four, for a week.
Come in... Fall Or Monthly
NOW!
Liberal Trades
Easy Terms
flKMlVCr OP «CNCttAi. MOTOW.
FRIGIDAIRE
We Service What We Sell
Co., Inc. (
Tabor City, N. C.
NOTIC
For The Information Of All
Columbus County Property
Owners
Tax liens on Property on which Taxes are Unpaid
Will Be Advertised for Sale during the Month of June
ind be Sold the First Monday in July.
This Advertising And Emba
rrassment Can Be Avoided If
Taxes Are Paid This Month
(The Month of Moy)
W. A. WEIR
TAX COLLECTOR, COLUMBUS COUNTY
P5PH
- ■ w wM&ar
SMOOTH SHEETS — Nothing is r^'Uf «.s iiii|i«>rt*nt m l cd rwt as a smooth sheet.
Above worker» in the Community Hospital I undr.v iron. fuid and stack clean sheets: Mrs.
Eula Solos. Mrs. <iene\a Smith and Mrs. Bon ie t'artrctte.
Precinct Elections
■ ur. miss .vi. w un.'.mson. toe i!
physician. was elected ii ·
Democratic cäuimu-n of Lie
South Williams p;vtinci .suiu
«lay. Mis. Italpli Norns v.a
ilwtiHl vicc-chairui;.ii \c.»i\l
ins to rules sei up by tin* state
Democratic committee, a wo
ilia η must be either tin- chair
man or vice chairman οϊ overv
precinct. Another woman li.nl
to he 011 the committee. Mis.
Ann Mt-Gouuan was also i lcci
cd to the committee.
R. C. Soles, Jr., was electetl
secreta.y of the South Williams
precinct. Arthur Tompkins
rounded out the {{roup.
The local eleeti«.n was held
in the Carolina Warehouse. !
Tin· new committees except
ι WidteviMe 2 are listed be
low in the order of chairman,
vice-chairman, secretary, and
the final two members.
Itansoin: W. I., llobhs, Mrs.
Maltie CJrice, Mrs. Angela ,
I'ordeaux. I.. ('. liiiji, and
Gordon Bollinger.
Bolton: Otto Jones. Mrs. |
Louise Lour. .Mrs. Krances j
McKcithan. W. H. Dallas and
J. D. Edwards.
North Williams: J. H. Hunt, j
Mrs. Oreni» Stephens. Haul !
Stephens. Mrs. Ruth Greene
and Kreil Mcl'umbee·
Williams No. 2: Werth Stan- j
Icy. Mis. Malcolm Kmvler. Mrs.]
Brooks Stanley, lirooks ilardic
and Taft Turheville.
Kast Lees: Karl Sutißs, Mrs.
.1 Ktheridge. Mrs. \lfred
I.on«. Uarcey Marlowe. Jr.. and j
: Kllis Wegist er.
North Lees: Herman Wil
;·ηηι.-. Mrs. II Κ :i H.irrctsoii.
Graham Harrelson. Mrs. Clyde
Blackmail anil Ervin Williams.
Bur Hill No. :i: J. C. Gore
Mrs. II. T. Gore. Mrs. J. 11
Jones. Thurmaii («ore and
Gilbert Kaulk.
Huf! Hill No. 1: Eldridue
Smith, Mrs. Madeline Cribb,
j Mrs. Lizzie Mae Smith, LeRo\
' Gore and Bilüc Griee.
I Hug Hill No. 2: Clyde H.
I Gore. Mrs. Helen Butler. Mrs.
Hurrel! Gore. Kdvvard L. Biven
bark and I*. B. Best.
Talum: Ν. Β Icard. Mrs
- l.c^grtt Johnson, Mrs. Luke
» ~
Stephens. Willie Nance und
ha i>. Nance.
Cherry Grove: Harvey Cole
man, Mr·;. Utl.a Sinilli, Mrs.
Elsie Wunev, .Daniel Hayes and
Dennis Strickland.
Si.t.tii Ιλλ·.-·; Μ. L. Itoss, Mrs.
Ο C. (nc. Gibson Itcgi >'ter.
Mrs. Ida Ikner and Willu:r
Coleman.
Will eville No. 1: J. K.
I'(»well. Mrs Gladys Woolen,
.-.Irs. ,l« \ve I Dunivaiit. J. C
I.cnnon and .1. Waller Hooks.
I.ou.li Wliiteville: liav White.
Mrs. C. G. Tedder. Mrs. lictha
Thompson. Eugene Sellers anil
Ii. C. Israel.
W e s t e r n PronK: Herman
Pajje. Mrs. Hubert Woolen,
Mis. Charlie I'ajie, Bobby
.Ionian and Herbert Woolen.
Lake Waccainaw: It. .1. f'ate,
Mrs Sue I'rcscott. Mrs. Hetty
Neilson. Ned Council and It.
N. McCray.
Fair Mint Γ: Charlie Small.
Mrs. I.<»nisi> Kn/or. Mrs. Caro
lyn Klvinv.lon. Itoscoe Kn/or
and S|>ruill Itrilt.
Welches Creek: E. J. Elk ins,
Mrs. ,lim Sessions. Arthur
Eason, Mrs. .lack Brown and
Tommy Green.
Chadbourn: l)ick Worth Wil
liamsun. Mrs. Sammy Koonce,
Mrs. Ethel Brown, .lohn
Mooney and Ernest Brown.
Cerro Gordo: Μ. E. Wililam
soii, Mrs. Hilda Nance. .1. T.
I lanuniiiid. Mrs. Clara Wallace·
and «the fifth member is not
known·.
Whitcville No. 3: Asa Reeves.
Mrs. Madue El'is. Mrs. Annie
I.. Edwards. Horace Best and
II. O. It hoe.
Y outh DsesMon.;
Vich'rn Cf Tire
Λ Wilmington youth di<*<I in
Wliitcville early Monday morn
ing from burns lu· suffered in
a homo fire while visiting an
uncle near Hallsboro. The fire
started early Sunday Two other
cousins were badly burned in
the blaze.
Don nie McGuiro, 17. whose
home address* was given as
224 Vance Street. Wilmington,
died at 9 22 a.m. Monday at
the Columbus County Hospital
from third degree burns all
over his body.
George Robert Hyrd, 18. of
'.'<14 Lake Avenue. Wilming
ton, is listed as being in poor
to-fair condition al the N. C.
Memorial Hospital in Chapel
Hill· Harry Heaves, also 18
and ceusin to the other two
boys, is in poor condition at
Columbus County Hospital. All
suffered from third degree
burns.
A report stated thai the three
boys came to the home of an
uncle. Roslon B.vrd. late Sat
urday for a visit. The home,
located north of Hallsboro. was
empty, the hoys entered the
house, and the boys later fell
asleep.
They awakened to find the
interior of the living room, in
which they had been resting,
on fire. All three managed to
rseapo. but wore badly burn
ed. They entered their auto
and started to Whiteville to the
hospital. As they approached
US 74-78 at the Piece & Co.
store on the Hallsboro-Elkton
road. George Robert Byrd's
hands were burned so badly
I hat ho could not turn the
steering wheel, causing the car
to cross the highway, strike a
utilities pole, and come to a
Mop.
A passer-by picked up the
youths and was enroute to Co
lumbus County Hospital when
η I'eacock Funeral Home Am
bulance from Whiteville mot
them. The ambulance took the
victims and carried them to
the hospital.
After the boys wore given
fiM-ald treatment, they were
lakon to Duke Hospital in Dur
ham. It was learned that no
room could be found for the
ilctims. Knroute homo, en
trance was made for George
Robert B.vrd at the hCapcl If Iii
Hospital. McGuide and Reaves
Acre returned to Columbus
county Hospital, where Mc
Guire died early Moimay
The fire, which reported!)
occurred about 12:30 p. in
Sui.dav completely destroyed
tin· Itcston Byrd home.
Chcdbourn Fete
Poised To Open
This Afternoon
Chadbourn was poised to lay
(Wednesday l<»r its anneal
sliuWhrvry festival.
Thousand.·* ami thousand·, ol
ι nun. women and children :«r·
.x,.,cltd t<> >»· crowded nif
' ti«.> t«.wn (.«in the '»7» ,;;;us'
1 tu.til ti e early h«»ursLoi ΤΗι"s
•i,y. ft.!· a day lull «I activit «...
, starting at noon.
'< T»„. i .ntest of hivh scho
bands will Rot under w
slu-rtly after the noon hout
U.U. some Mi school «»us-iw.n
I iHjit cuaiions viemg f«>· "»
S2 >·>. in prize money. r '·*
prize will be S100. with a *7.
' μ conti place pur.se. $50 t"i
. Uiird. and S25 f..r fmnth.
I It was state«I '«'day tha
Uli· Collins would sound oi
i it,, amplifiers at promptlj
·' ·>. in., netting the 3Uth annua
j Strawberry Festival's mam·
ι .tout h parade, when at leas, ι
• units will begin the marcl
I through the town, starting a
' the school grounds.
1 In-hided in the line of marcr
L .I) be the largest number ο
floats ever to participate ia ι
'Strawberry Festival Ρ·" "Λ
I |<>r according to Float com
mine«, chairman George 1 oi
iock. at least 25 will part.ci
' i'ed by Kay VVoodall. Mis:
Νι-rth Carolina, who aloni
with Judy Wilson, Miss Co
himbus County, are the guest
of honor, beauty-wise, and wil
have a prominent part in H.
day's festivities, there will 1*
I ..t least 22 beautiful girls net
convertibles. and ca-tin
»iluir ivcheiit sniik's in thr * *:1'
|„f parade. These y.··rls repre
.sent the tops in beauty, poise
;.nd talent throughout tn<
area of southeastern Nor4.!
Carolina and South Carolina.
The final judging and th
crowning will take place a
the Coronation Ball at Myer
' Warehouse, w ith festivi'ie
then. beginning at 9 p. m
when the famous Warren Cov
i;igton Decca recording orch
csira will plav for dancing.
Miss Norma Baird. last year"
Strawberry Queen, along will
Miss North Carolina, will <·'
uu honors in crowning tin
19»>2 winner, with Royal Ad
ains of Raleigh serving as th.
master of ceremonies. Adam
has acted in that capacity a
several beauty pageants an*
fes'.i\als throughout this stab
and Virginia.
Following the queen crown
ing. dancing to the music ο
the Covington band will con
tinue until the early hour.; ο
Thursday morning.
Sewing Plant
Seeks 50 More
Trained Women
The Aynor Manufacturing
Co. i.t Loris, with 25 women
already at work, wants another
50 experienced operators to r»:
ix»rt for work immediately.
Htnry Bassit·. manager of
'.he plant at the intersection «·ί
Ma>n St. and Broad St. (at the
stoplight) said the additional
50 experienced workers are
j needed immediately to com
plete the day shift.
I At soon as that is completed,
lie said, plans call for the plant
to begin operating a night
j.-hift.
1 A>· soon as the day shift has
j been filled. Bassin said, appli
cations will be taken from in- ■
cxpt lienced workers who w>U !
undergo training at the p!ant
i at night between 5:30 p. in. I
and 9 p. m. As soon as enough
of these have been trained «ο
, make a full night shift, he sain. ,
the i.ight shift will be put into j
operation.
Bass<o ariid experienced op- '
■
orators will be accepted uu tc
the age of 50 years, inex.vn
uictft! operators up to the «^e
ol 30.
The plant was opened ab ibi
a month ago and has been op
i rating on a limited basis v.1:' ·
tht plant at Aynor, with som·»
400 employees, has been work
ing two shifts.
MBS. W. MONROE CARTER
Mrs. Nancy Jane Boyd Cold
er, wife of W. Monroe Car*.· r, ;
died Friday afternoon after a ι
lingering illness.
Funeral services were hilt
Sunday at 3 p. m. at the Sirro
son Creek Primitive Baptist
Church with the Elder Ii.
Grady Cox and the Rev R. P..
Carter officiating, Interim.';t
was in the Carter Cemetor.v.
Mrs. Carter is survived by
her husband W. Monroe Cart
er of Loris; one son, t\u:oaiv
Carter of Longs; three daught
ers, Mrs. Florrie Bellamy ;m(.
Mrs. Bernice Core, both of
Loris. Mrs. Carl Whittington oi
Pompano Beacn, I· lu.
IfKN'RY Κ. SINGLETON
CONWAY — Funeral serv
ices Ittr Henry Rotlin Single
ton. 33. salesman of 3(ι» Jack
ton Lane, Conway, were held
i.l 3 p. in. Saturday in the
North Conway Baptist Churci·.
Burial with Masonic rites, w«.i
held in Hill;, rest Cemetery.
Pallbearers were harold
Br«vvn, Arthur McCormick,
Douglas Legette. Tommy Μ .r
tin. Billy Singleton ami Tom
my Harrison.
Mi. Singleton c'ied at
p. m. Thursday at his :vsi
dence.
Mr. Singleton was born in
the High Point section of H«·· ry
County, a son of Mrs. Mamie
Richardson S»ngl»-t>-n '"·
late Murray R. Singleton. He
was a member of the Nosll:
Cunw'<v Pnoti » <·■·»· !<·<· a
member of the Honorary Lo Ige
No. 281 AFM. He was employ
ed by the Frita-O-La.v lac.
Th< riyht t«» think is the
ιea! dilfereiue between us a.id
the em my.
WED.. MAY ft, 19βΐ THE T4BOB ΓΙΤ1Γ TBIBIVE PAfiF 3
MAKE MOM HAPPY ON HER DAY SUNDAY
WITH A NICE GIFT FROM DOR - MARS!
LADIES'
DRESS SHOES
A Wonderful
Selection
To Choose
From!
Jose j/
! ^
ALSO
A Wide Selection Of Flats, Casuals
And Bedroom Shoes—Just Right For Mother
Fine
^ Quality
Ladies'
HOSE
Guaranteed
and
Medium
Priced!
PLENTY OF
LADIES' HAMDBMS
Latest Styles
And Designs—
Many To
Match
Your Shoes
At
Dor-Mars
Dor-Mars Shoe Store
Elwood Dorm.in, Owner Tabor City, N. C.
Don't You Forget
Stephens Builders Supply
Sherwin Williams Paint Dealers
WITH THE FAMOUS
Super Kent Tone & Kem Glo Line
Extra Special Discounts Daring The Month Of Nay —
ACT NOW DURING THIS MONTH'S SPECIALS
STEPHENS BUILDERS SUPPLY
HIGHWAY 701 THE LOR1S HIGHWAY TABOR CITY, N. C.

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