Tabor City tribune., May 09, 1962, Image 6

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Chip Cax Again
Wins Spelling Bee
• Well. Chip Cox has done it
again. He recently won the
county spelling bee for the
third time. Despite his winning
the contest, he did not receive
the $50 Wilmington College
scholarship. He has already
won two from that college and,
sine* that college is only r.
two-year institution, the schol
arship went to the runner-up.
Gay It· Connor of Fair Bluff,
fh»· contest was held in the of
fice of the county superintend
ent .
His win marked the thirl
consecutive year of winning.
Gayle "bit the duM" on the
word "lariat" when she added
an "e." Chip then spelled the
v.ord correctly anil was named
winner.
G..yle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Theo Connor of Fair
Bluff, seemed a little crest
fallen but then she realized
thai she was the "other" win
i-.t.·.
Terry Austin, nine-year-old
fourth grader from Acme-Doi
co. lost on "dying." spelling it
"dieing."
School Supt. T. Ward Guy
>aid that Terry was the young
est contestant ever to part κ i
p»iU in the county contest.
Terry's twin sister Toni went
to t:.t contest to lend moral
support. The girls* parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Austin.
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W. F. COX CO.
Tabor City, N. C.
Phone 301-1
NOTICE
For The Information Of All
TABOR CITY PROPERTY OWNERS
Tax liens on Property on which Taxes are Unpaid
Will Be Advertised for Sale during the Month of June
and be Sold the First Monday in July.
This Advertising And Embarrassment Can
Be Avoided If Taxes Are Paid This Month
(The Month of May)
MARION GARRELL
Town Clerk - Town Of Tabor City
Community Hospital To Note 12th
Birthday Saaday With Gala Fete;
4,600 * Babies' Guests Of Honor
TEXDER LOVING CARE — These are about half of tils· ladies at Community llosnital that provide that inRredlent
of hospital care that doctors consider more important than in-diciuc — tender, loving car«·. Above, left to γϊκΙιΙ. are Mrs.
Eunice Gerald. L P.X.; Mr*. Father Graham, nurses aid: Mrs. Fssie Mae Cook, nurses aid; Miss Hetty Fowler, nurses aid;
.Mrs. Claudine Robertson, I, P.N.; Mrs. Mary Irene l#ufΙ·>1Ι. Κ· X.: Mrs. l-üi/aheth Mineey, R. X.. Suiiervisor; Mrs. Ovaline
Barberousse. R. N„ Supervisor; Mrs. Sarah Baumler, R N.; M'"s. Emma ( urrif. R. N„ Opi-ratinc Room Supervisor: Mrs.
Leila Stevens, nurses aid: Mrs. Cleo Tyner. R. X„ Supervisor: Mrs. Ethel Scott, nurses aid; Mrs. Elvie WiiRlit. nurses aid:
and Mrs. Geneva Quinn. R. X. and Director of Nurses.
Rex Gore. eighth gratk r of
CS υ i (11' w a y school, missed
"princess" by omitting the
second "s."
Linda Hinson of Old Dock
went down on "wonderful* |
and Bliss Ward of Chadbourn
lost out with the word "dent
ist."
Bonnie Kay Prince of Wil
ίuins forgot to put the s?c
■ >nd "t" in "poet try" and Lou
is·.· Greene of Cerro Gordo
dropped out on "naughty."
Terry Blackburn of Halls
boro missed the word that per
fectly described how he fei*,
lit spelled "shaky" with an
"e."
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Judges for the contest were:
Mrs. John Hicks. Mrs. Henry
VVyche, and Mrs. John Coroett.
.VTrs. Linda Edwards was the
i'linouncere.
IIKNKY E. RISS
GREAT LAKES, ILL.—Hen
ry E. Russ, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward P. Russ. of Routt 2.
L«>r is. S. C. began rivruit
training. April 20. at the Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes,
111.
NEW LABORATORY — Laboratory work becomes increasingly important in medical
treatment and Community Hospital, with a new lal>. is well "^nipped to meet the need.
Above, in the new lab. are >liss Sylvia A. Ilardee at a I'lamometcr. >lrs. Kditli Miner) at a
microscope in the background, and, right. Mrs. I.ottie I'. I'ardee at tlie new carbon dioxide
apparatus.
GOOD FOOD — The newly air-conditioned dietary department is an important nervf
center of Community Hospital which celcbrjtes its 12th birthday next Sunday. Above ar<
seen Mrs. Velma Stevens. Mrs. Chellie Johnson. Mrs. Kasie C arter, Mrs. Mertiee llarrelsor
ajpd Miss Margaret Floyd, preparing to serve meals, icing cakes, carving a roast, fryinx
chicken and preparing rolls. The ladies above constitute only half of the dietary depart
ment personnel.
Community Hospital, grown
from a puny infant that some
gavi little chance to survive,
to a $750,000 power for good
health in upper Horry county,
celebrates its 12th birthd'iy
Sunday and this time is plan
ned for all.
Festivities at the hospital
will begin at 2:30 p. m. with
some 4.600 "babies" born dur
ing the 12 years of the hospit
al's operation, invited as guests
of honor.
There'll be gas filled bal
loons for all the children, ire
cream and cake and prizes
for (he oldest Community
I Hospital baby on hand, for
the mother who has given
birth to the most children at
the hospital, and to the Com
"limit> Hospital baby who
travelled the greatest dist
ance to come to the celebra
tion.
All the gala events will be
televised, with Ben McDonald
bein^- broadcast over Radio
Station YLSC.
At the 2:30 p. m. ceremonies
to which all are invited, th(
invocation will be given bj
the Rev. James Foster, ρ istoi
of the First Baptist Church ο
Loris. George Kent/, hospiti
administrator, will welcome
the visitors ami Dr. W. K.
Rogers. chief of staff, will pre
sent service pins to hospital
personnel.
Gwendolyn Cox, Thelm.i
Canons and Edith Mincey will
leccive 10 year service pin«·,
while five year pins will f?" la
Ina Ma«> Hardee, Vera Grar.ani.
Evelyn Cox, Ovaline Barber
ous.st, Kathleen Elliott, Η ir
riet Franklin and Riiodie Wil
liams.
S. F. Horton. of the hospital
board of trustees, will nu*kr
the main address, after whicl
instructions concerning a Jeur
of the hospital will be given
by Mr. Rent* ami the Rev,
Vfi.ij'an (Jilrenth will pro
noutici th«· benediction.
Immediately following tht
ceremonies, gas filled balloon;
wiil be distributed to th«· chil
dren. with special balloons foi
those who wire born at Com
munity Hospital.
And there'll be ice < rcan
and th«· bildest birthday cak«
you ever saw .
While the children are «·η·
Joying tb«· b.«ll«ions und ι;«>··»»·
I its, adults will b«· taken ot
tours of th«» hospital.
y will aee the new an<
cxpr.naeu nospnai laDoraiory.
which contains much new
equipment: the new x-ray
iiKira: the new nursing station;
tlu two new operating room·;
(lie recovery room; and myriad
of iquipment and facilities that
>;<> to make the newly-accrodit
ed hospital one of the fin'vt
in this section of the country.
Those making the tour will
* « υ*»««: ·"'·:· ·?;#
enjoy the cool quiet of air,
conditioning installed during j
the past year when what start- :
id out to be a $300,000 e*|;an
i,i< ii program grow to one »f j
more than a half-million dol· j
hus.
LEVON I*. THOMPSON
GREAT LAKES, ILL. — La
\mi P. Thompson, son of Mrs.
Vert J. Thompson of Routt; 1,
Lon^f. S. C.. is undergoing two
.virks of Naval Reserve recruit
trailing at the Na\al Training
Center. Gr«:it Lakes. III.
WILLIAM A. BLANTON
NORFOLK. Va. — William
Λ. Elanton, radioman thir>l
class, USN, son of Mr. anl
Mrs. Maek D. nhiutoii of LurU.
ü serving aboart? the guide*!
missile· heavy cruiser USS
B' st«.n. observed by President
Jo'iii F. Kennedy during a
•\vo-(iay visit on ApriJ 13 aiH
II to the Atlantic Fleet in
Norfolk. Va.
1963 Officers
Named At MYF
Members of the St. Ρ mW
Methodist Youth Fellowship
elected officers for the 1WJ2
«3 church yeur last Sunday.
The newly elected officers are:
president — Gene Goldfi.flh;
vice-president—Jaines Prince;
: ecretary — Κ ο 11 a 1 d Foley.
Treasurer—C. B. Sellers: Pub
licity Chairman — Martha
Wr'ght; Historian — Jodanna
Her locker; Faith—Don Inman;
Citizenship—Eddie Gore; Wit
ness—Ann Lay field; Outreich
—Ben Inman; Pianist — MeMj
Goldfinch; Fellowship —Roger
Elliott and Melda Goldfinc"».
The business session \\*s
spent in uiscussing upcoming
MYF events. This Friday (Way
11» the group will have a soc
ial at the Carolinas Countr;·
Club Sunday. M:iy 13th, tne
suL-district Council will meet
in tht Whiteville Methodist
Church at 2:30. The meeting
v.'ili be used to nominate pros
pective candidates for new
' ib-district officers.
A pledge service and an A
.stallution ceremony will be
two of the future programs Ά
the In al group.
Tin· local officers will begin
holding their new offices the
lirst Sunday of June.
All men . . . are endowed oy
then Cr« .»tor which certain in
i.lien:.ble rights; . . . among
these are life, liberty, and t|J
pur: nit of happiness.
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I Will Appreciate Your
VOTE AND SUPPORT
In Behalf Of My Candidacy For
County Commissioner
DISTRICT 3
MILFOM EIWMDS
If Nominated and Elected I Promine Fair
and Impartial Treatment and Service
To All the People of Our County
Democratic Primary May 26» 1962