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vol ΓΜΕ XV. NUMBER 44
City — The Town With A City Future"
TABOR CITY NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14.19β1
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rowier, bouse Exonerated; Returned To Police Force
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FAREWELL — Dr. Floyd .Johnson, organizer of the ('olunil»us County
Her.Ith Department 21 years ago, passes the center's key on to Iiis successor.
Dr. J. R. Black. Dr. Johnson was honored at a testimonial banquet Wed
nesday night during which many of his accomnlishmenis .n...:
Dr Floyd Johnson honored
With Testimonial banquet
ιιι honor of the man who founded the Columbus
County Health Department, its building will hence
forth be known as the Floyd Johnson Memorial
Health ("enter.
The ro-η imiiig was made
.'Ublicly Wednesday evening '-at
φ testimonial dinner in honor
of the retiring health official
who organized the health de
partment in 1921.
Dr. Johns· η was erected by
;·η ovation from county lead
i is. a state official, friends and
« mployees at the banquet held
in Hotel Whiteville; the best
Wi.»hes ot Governor Terry Sa:i
forti were also conveyed thro
«njh Dr. .1. W. H. Norton, state
I (I'.ealth director.
I I.eamon P. Ward, chairman
«•f the board of commissioners,
representing the board, read
tiie order requiring the center's j
it-naming and added, "It is
further ordered that a brass
plaque with the name l>c plac
id thereon" the building.
Dv. Johnson, a Johnson co
unty native, came to Columbus
>:i 1 !·:* 1 to begin a health de
partment. Prior he had pract
i'·« d medicine in Benson and
Ci-rro Gordo
He began with mcaeer facil
ity ? (one room in the court
iouse», limited medicine, and
ι. at ν problems.
Throuch hi* leadership and
Kitked bv the county's belief
in hi*n the department has cx
panded into a man-unit build
located west of Whiteville,
l ^' ntaininf modern equipment
an'1 operated bv t n employees
"Dr. Johnson has rune a good
iob." stv'ke IV. Nort ·η during
thi· t, «timoniiil sc ion. "And
the <·■ nt· ;l>oti»m<: which he has
made to medical progress have
t een felt in an area larged
tiu.n 'hi« »-»·.(,. ··
In behalf of the county's
medf at se"ietv Dr A C- Floyd
'hanked the honored man. as
swell as the health department,
loi th<· hell) wiven the society.
Miss Mary Flovd. Dr. John
son's assistant for 25 years,
said that the department's staff
v/«« recogni 'in" M« resignation
with mivj.·! ί·ηιο«('·η. and that
each Η«·ρ|ν regretted his de-,
part ure.
Jo^n representing the
Ror.rd of Health. presented Dr.
Johnson with η silver olatt >r
H«>which wüi fi'Pnr'v described |
wi«h tho dates of his service.
Dr John«on traced the high.)
lights of hi« career, hut sal'' ι
"I can't firri-nl all of the cred't
which voi| have given to me "
The on'v leav we can iiHw
< ur records is bv the good that
we miv have done, and the
friends we have made." he
said.
He stated that when he felt
φ'hat he was not phvsically able
'o continue as head of the de
pigment he went to the com
missioner. nod told them that
he would offer his resignation
"•hen they found a suitable re
placement. The board was slow
..j .in. in· n-cuiicn. n» lJr. J.
Π. Black, his successor, he .said
"i am turning <>ui department
< vei to you. Not the building
:>!ογκ·: but also a group of very
iuyal workers."
VV. F. Floyd served as master
<>i c/remonifs. \\ liteville's
nu.yor J. Κ Powell delivered
tin.· invocation.
To assist Dr. Black will be
Mis.- Floyd. Irene Young. Mary
Fi!en Greer, and Marcella
Ward, public health nurses; J.
?»1 Soils and C. C. Edwards,
sanitarians: Marian Duncan,
.stenographer; Frances Clifton,
typist: Shirley Millican. clerk;
anci Η. II. Hmson. tiog warden.
Ralph Men res
Joins Fowler
Barber Staff
Fowl, "s Barber Shop b ·
<>(!ι!*·)Ι f{:il|:h Μι·;"ι>. ι ii»iisti-i
büt-ber, tu its »tat't. M· r<·- i.s .
•lativi* of lhe Hinson
ni.icls area. tin· η ο! Hol. tut
M< ares, dm'.tM'd.
Me i.» .1 ur:i 'uaU· !' tlit- Ιι..-ti
tute of I'arbi . i.i4. Diu. am. all i
-iiveil hi- -»ppii'iitR·· ship in
Fajvtteville wheri Mr.- Mimiv
.vas a teaeher in the public
:. lioots.
Mis Μ cures is the (iauuht.i
< . Mr. alul Mrs. ·Ι< ·ι· Hay> - ot
Chi ι rv f!|··»\·e.
They vvül !v.-u:< in llirkinan
^paitmeiits on Hickman road.
GOLF TOURNAMENT YVINNKRS — Mike
Dorman. Russell Wri'fht anil Ku ham l)amei'«>n
W(m the Jaycees first Junior (Jf»lf Tournament
Friday, according to chairman Joe Coleman.
Twenty-one youngster* participated in the tour
ney which will hr nn annual event. Richard
won the 14-lG-ycar-old clas«*; Mike the 12·!4
cIsm; and Russell the 10-12 class.
slssiad
! Η ' ι. !: r:vl<on rt.iS voted
. ■ .ι \ i·ti > mayors ofiic·.·
I h ι' ivhi \V W. Wooe.v
.!.>· > >i ; (..III. ! i.'-io : IICTO >
•i' ι tut t.. ... Ii . u.fnim«
' .«ι- ·υ·. {· ■ .· lüe three «>:
ν ■ n< .tin ι- h Ί π . als.
« ·: 'tu· · · μ ι * ι«4.' ·1ν l.tli:.·
it·;.hin ' ·· ν >ti in (hi· Tabor
' ity i'L'i'tinti, ■ ■:.iy 221 did so.
• ·;i.. · 1. Krank Nesiiiitli,
• ϊ^ϋ t i-ttl".
' Λ. v.· it her e:il»*il *.ite had
UV ι •lu1.'< tili· Ii. tllere W.IS
iitiK· ixi'itriiu'iit about
Uil? election." Ne*unith ...in,
: ι ι ;.>.·ΐι π:ικ tt.i.- fact,
' λ .ι u» . pretty n>■<>il turu
: «.ι ι.··
Κ ii t · !-"H ι eiived 212 votes,
• \V.u«!> 1 ,m and Cjarr« II 182.
* !itm ;inK tu si-ivo km the
i.oani In. tv.<· niole years will
Wdla:·! Wright and Phil
Hughes.
\\ rite-m v«>te- wi'fe t ust ior
! 1« ι κν c"· \ t i). and Harold
Wi:rd < 1 ι for mayor; Dock
Χον.Ί.ι .Jr. <7>. Ii. Frank
Ν in ι μ Μι. Jack Co\ (1». and
!'.«>·.it··· ΐ'·..\ (I). for loinmis
.' tier.
il iini-on v. ul Ιηίιμι si-rvinj·
third t. i:n as mayor, and
V ■ : in- iil'th a> commissi« n
What's In A Name?
\'.i ni-.n Crusoe I>1 nil?
Accim ιηχ ι .■ resolution in
1. »riii»·«· t to ·.!>·· !· L-i>lalure and
>-«.!. ';·«■ Coliimbu.« County
•::i known ii.s Cinsov Isi.iud
. i' lie:ic ·!'< b·· ealit'd River
V'h w t' ιΐιΐιιιιιΐιΓ ·
Wül'i.i.iiMiti rxjiliiincl hi.
ί·:-οη for -iib.nii!: ι lit* iv
.Itlt . Il
·'■; · 1·-UK aiM a W.u.· MTVl.'O
i: a -.·■■:> -.ι ' * 11 t · .«· Cms ·«·
..ι ι . . . v. i.ich not a iol
jn-o,>l mighty upset. T..··
' topic η.ι'ί to think t! .· i:
held ihcni up as .· b ickwa.-ti
.ι ιιρ and 'he·.· ι·.·<··. led ι' "
"I tl.lV.· il «III·' t · · t of J-t'l
tistics showing just how up to
!ι· tne pt opie al t . how pat
i iol it· ilKy've be» i. m the t \\ >,
Wtii'ld Wara find Koixun nm*]
;:·« t. vaii- tis olhir items i f
pi··! t rit tiiey 'ii .;iu ri :hl ι
■ιρ I·· t'K minuti \. itii tin- ivst J
of the n iiion."
w. ιιοκλιτ: t'.\KTi;K
Sjit. Gi'iirgi· O. (Buddy)
I-t.uiti ami 1'ο1ίι·ι·ιη«ιιι Willi.
Chum. both ot ti.c Horry Co
ii"! * I'ohiv Ovpiii tint'iit. \vi*ri·
i Nt.om riiti'ci ot bl.iine hist wicii i
■ · tin· ! ι:ιI shouting of Charlie'ι
■ Ι1!". Tiibui
! \«i si.;;»
[ Τ .· \ j· »intii-.i η vv.uk Tu, - I
I fi;i>.
ί··ΙΊ· w.is hitiilly shot tint — '
in»-' 11 liitiii hast· .-;ii!
Ithi moiiiinj o| Aplil 30. Tin
fhiiM· ι« n;,i) sovi i) milt's nor!'· !
« ·»■·'·· "« in* ι ,rr. I
I ( <>llWa\ and ciilll) til a
• ashing halt minway Ijetun.tj
.<•1 is ; «ul Tabor City when Iii
.'•ι U lt th. hinlnv.iv alt. ι lie
' a·' >-1»· Ί. catapulted 100 IVrl i..
I·«· an and i-aiue t·· rest b··
w,r;l '·'»« highway ami rail
<»acl.
I stiiiuuiy at a cortnn'i'V in
iu«-t was ι- th. effect that
'pps «\..s in«·«! up«.ii with
'iti (alibi, cart,in.· alter i.«.
ra>h«-cl .■ r.KKlblui'k at L«-!is
d lat« : ra in« 120 miles p-r
·· Tab«.ι· City, tailed
" be« I a Midi and slashing
rd liaht.
in \ ι* no? ii .-μ >κ»ί!> court
l«i>"t wci k ill;· mi'v u
Uiri.v.l ii< tnit b:!l
l-uwler ;tii(i G;ium District Su
Iii.· '"! Ituhi.nl l>tiMiibiii\ μ <t
the I11 bück !'< tili gratut jur·
•'^k:ι»ü lh.it ι lint uiii j·,—
iuiritd
l ι·· üi'i.Mi jury tiii'n rt'tiirn
c< ;■ l.i:! ι hitrgma tt».· -.Iiu>·: -
with iiivi.lur.t.u \ ι,.ιι;.· l;iu>il!·. r
und ftfkitfss homicide. A Jurj
was then »worn Solicit r
Ull-( Ilblir\ lit»] [tilts .*1 till
(Nl-l. Iii CilllM' til!:- .ICtlnll \V . >
taki ji ii·t«·;· tin swe.ii inj; nl tin·
jury, it means that tin;, its the
.'mi|:r liaducr li.ik.-r upheld
11 ·» ■ i it* ί ii. ν Mid t J ι · sulifi,
"i· is. t1 . < 'i n* III an .1 i
ill · t iur. ι: ι * . t d till Cl'uwd
Hi; t iim<!'. rK··! tin .iiirtrooin,
'» I ll'.'tl I .· · i. ;;1 ail Γ
■ ■I tlu i. ν ii - vi ry <!iü · nil
i* '·> 1" I" I ' 1 ·. ! 't ··!»!> t.. ι II
■ ·ί» v. i 1.· 1< in lilt ft the
Ho that often im oifiv"Γ
ν : ■ . · «.·· ·. ;·.«·! ι
:i tin· ; ;;..tr · ■! nth«·!· pUSO-lS
•it 'i;i ii;v'iway.«, ivalizing fül·
iy »>'. t !.t !ι. .ι duty in effec
tual! .ill .ΙΠΙ ,.Ι ,11111 liMllU I Miy
■ι < . ι. ι t>>? :! · 1o iltfctlliiti'
C^utt ··!!!!, an officcr. m
e·..· :tiv; nil iiUtoniobile of 111
hiTW'tw (tiüch^rgiHg ' ·> duty«
ι;;, been killed in tht line if
•uty: quite ·.·11 ii tin· pursued
il.i.- Inn ι killer!; too often .ill
inn· «.ι lit ι »· ι «ιill mi tin high
way ι.r a bysiiiiulei has Ixetl
Killed. J lid ye Baker «aid
In til. a>e ··: :t im<ileineaii
• >i. π·· -ai !. ..ii offieei it' i-s not
I . 1% I t!.· ι lullt !n I : :ι· .ι limn m
hi
u ;
v.!
\
• · t <!ll*y
! I'l'llld III
<ii-eisi«.'H oil
fid tthilt ii
life "I. till · 'UK-> 1" -JiÜBenco ·'
' iki a human iile. y< t ho musl
■ ι t!l th. ι is within reason,
;h ι ;r... within th.it split second.
Th«· urm«· -aid tli.it in Iiis
opinion Ίι«·ιν was no ncijli
geiici - 111 \ Ivitl in tlii.·· case.
K\et\ time :m ofticer u«·«·?
Oil duty, hi· poilltet * ·ιι t. t'.n.
nfticei is jeopardizing his Iii« ,
every time tu· looks into ;i cat
window he is jeopardizing his
lift— and all · I tin- i·- to pi >
le«.·' tin publi«.
Λ «· ι ιιιηι.ΐηκ :t h;«h speed
ι· in .t< ;ii!· ··: ι .Ii-· l.i th«· public
than .i 1· aded mm. In· siiid,
«ι ii.-titu! ι j ,i dangerous in
-tium nt.'iht\ ;ίι·1 added that
th«· driver of such a ear is en*
dan^erinL human Iii«? and
shi·! . ; i»· *· ppi μ Ρ ι the rlif—
ίκ·«.'ι ' i. !. >·. aw eniorct inent
officers t· make . split-se onü
decision as to what means
>' .: 1)«· 11 s< ·. i t·■ <t«.p tili .spei'il
,'t'hirli* Ικ·ίο!ΐ· it injures
a by-<!:ii.-iei· or oth< τ innocent
member "· fa public, hi· said.
V .)· !Viv:> was t<«rem >n
• ι' th«· jury vv rn to hear the
Other m·'tubers were F.
r, Hugh«-. Euvteiie \V Evans,
'■} cai I* McNeill. Claude
Smith. ί> I Πιιηιι. II. λ! Gra
ins· r. W Γ .I.imi iM'n. Mack
1, \1ont joinery. Keith lb>us
ii \ li .l| h I. Bellamy and Et
bei t Cause\
Tu«>sda\ th« Horrv County
!' lie«· (.'oniniis; um ri stored
Fowl··!- an i (· itise to the equi -
ty Ι'ιιΙire Fore«·.
NO .Π»TICE
"H> rertahily (IUI 110t ι·«·Ι
•ny justier ii. the so-called
triul ι.Ι Γ.ικ'.ιΛ Fowler and λ\ is
.ι> (.aiiM. 11«»rr> county riir.il
iiii.ircmpii, in t nnu.it last
neck. Thev wire rliart'il of tin*
sh* ntiiiK <■( ni> ln»> in tin*
slrancest court «I law that I
ι vcr saw." Μ ·.. .lot' Spivcv
•ii'itlur u( « harlii I ip|)\ told
In Tribüne thi w ι- k.
"solU'itor I-ii'k Wtisrnbur.v
ι · vcr tint any one «in tin· stand
an.' ηρν;·Γ '..ι·..· .ι sinslc «η!· of
Ιι· *» ΐIf.f —" ■ - .1 r 'la?»<··· to testi
. \\ 'ι η tli·' <.ra),! Jury did
ι t return a tru■ · hill. In- sent
I >·μλ nr>rd t'i ι !'<· η anted :i
II b· !. So t'vy ν ; I out the
Ι·· ! ,·ι 1 ; e imni 'i.'.tclv
·. ill·· «is· 'tri·;!' without
'· ιι '·ι m \* :ti:'*ssi s ami \yiih
M!t ihr j'i \ ■ ' fin- >ny ι hance
> ι u'e either iMillly or not
■ ■ ·ι I ' Mr«., -tity ey sai 1.
"Iii χ·Ίιι .{ r i.i I not make
. ny ι i ι rt to i.·-1 ι eor\ iction
! ·■ is I i:i .1 shoddy tiros«·
« «it'oii I ever s/w and there -s
«ertiinly no .iust:r«· in the llor
ty Comity eiHtrl'Oiis«." she
*aH.
« eevfa n|\ \·. an*, .'d t«i
'<ri·· «*iU f r!·. tint h..ve not
h >n TviMiii/c i The ■ II'Icitk.
·.ft-··· »'t· .'tin 'iiv son. i'iatie no
imt'tion of hivini; fit··«! any
Iii!« a? ill until after 'loctor*
«. 'Iscot ercl a hüllet in the ho» '>
hca I. ff-doit.>r* had not found
Mils I uMrt. evervnne uould
pmh'tih -.'ill hellove that lie
• is UMIe.t in the ear wreck.*'
h" all.
"Th'Tr's also the nnpuhlish
eil faet that the n'f'«v>·. ν ·►«
«' Isstfd these flieh powered
Hie* liy the eounty or the
st'fe. Th"y procured these
•:nns thetnselvr« and actually
•vi»! no rlrhl t«i he on polier
ufy with them." Mr*. Spivey
mM.
"I kntiw «e ean't lirlns Char*
lie hark Hit If doe* not eradi
cate Ihe In.luntlff. Offleer»
should nof have any more rUhl
to commit murder than anyone
el*»," »he »aid.
Horry Jury Indicts Youth
Involuntary Manslaughter
Tilt* Horry County grand
i.- v ivtuincd a triii' bill of in
i ci ti'u iii Tuesday against Rog
•r W.iync Floyd. charging him
u'lli involuntary nianslaughtei'1
•»ml wreekle.·. homicide.
Kl..yd, 1H. was operating an
: nil »mobile m highway 701 in
'Si'tith Carolina south of Tabor
ic'ii.v May -j;$ when Larry K<ithj
! I'owler was struck down from
li. bicycle and killed.
Λ coionci 's jury *.atei· round ι
t tli«· accident was unavoid
able.
1 Vim.; Fl ■>·(!, son oi Mr. and
lit ι Floyd. Loris. told in
vestigators that he di<l not see
iit IowIci youth nor another
1 .cy. lisi. Joseph Daniel Scott,
until hi· w-» ι-inht at them anil
as the> had mi lights on their
bkycles. lu· had not observed
t'lcin earlier. The accident oc
curred in the early part <>t the
tiigllt. He .dso reported that
the boys were riding down the
middle of the highway and
when he was right up on them,
oni went toward th<· left and
oiu· to the right.
Scott told officers that both
bicycles had reflectors on them
and that he was riding on the,
si oulder "f the road with Lar
ry behind him. He said that ho
he;:rd a crash and saw hi
c •mpanion% body hurling thr
ough the air.
Floyd is a well-liked and
popular student in the Loris
>\hool. and employed by a gro
cery store in Loris
Riegel Bill
Is Defeated
A hill by which the valuation
»I Kiegel Paper Corporation'»
valuation would have been liik
eu to SI 0.000.000 was killed
Tuesday in the Senate Com
mittee on the Judiciary Numb
er Two.
The hill was submitted by
Kep. Arthur \\illiam>on and
earlier passed h> the House ol
Kepresenta lives.
II' the hill had been passed
b> the current legislature. Rie
xal would have had no right to
appeal, and according to Itep.
Williamson "Kiene! would only
be suhjett to the future wishes
ol the legislature."
*W*e School Is
Announced
A ρ log Till 11 ailTlf«" it; IlllKll.U
bicycle riding saliT ft τ Tabm '
City's youug cyclists will .n
ir.augin ..ted soon Tin pi i>nr..::i
will be conducted under Ihe
üivcüon . ι the Jtir.i··! Cliauib
ι·Γ of Col UiuTCe. Til«· police «ϊ· -
I»;ir1ini nt .mil Maurice Co\ u.^
ton. license t \aimiuT.
In announcing tiu* program.
Kiyaiit Baki r. chaii in.in ot the
layct-f's bit"clc program. said,
"Tin.· steady lis«· in uiotor ir;r
lic on till! . trcils and higliw..
.-· making the iim· of l>i yd. s
incioasiniii ν hazardous ior
ι'ι nt imii il On Pag»» 3)
3 Percent Food Tax
Begins Next Month
By a vote of !?«-33 the |jrg
. budget ill the history of
North Carolina became law
Ii.» day to satisfy Gov· Terry
• ii 1 re. s l ,■(jlit. t for money
wtM iitate to (lii tin· job for
Ι* : it> education."
i ■ ■· okayed legislation would
.*· ii>v $6.1.5 million.
A loud t..x of three precent
vi. bet-in July I.
Newspapers are To i»e taxed
the r:it«· ol three percent on
i«t;.il sales.
Μ tor vehi.les and airplanes
: > !>«· taxed at a rate of
<·ικ· percent with a >120 limit
ti l" tin· first yeai of tilt bieil
muni .nid at one and a half·
IK ι cent with tili· sain»· rnaxi
muin thereafter.
lillt lee<l>. seeil.s, fl'l'ti1: is
iiisccticidcs .iiid ice arc· c - mpt .
Irani the thiee percent sales
tax. And a system tor refund
Hi- '.ax paiil by charitable in-'
Mutions and political subdiv
isions was set up
Crutches, artificial limbs and
< ther such items art· left ex
empt. i
r*T!»ree of a Kitul"
kcboiis Attend Ag Teachers Meet
Sum · "Λ \ · : ·« ic'iinu 1
"·■ · Mr lit 111 ί>» 1 SUIIS <>f
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l .ι ·1:. ι'.«· ·. 1> 1:<>! '·'. '"ι k
ι -4-If · t .eli · in ill·'
Tili) r City schiHrlii while n»>,
nil !- in in· faculty of Π<Ί>Ι>
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<■ ■■·.· τ coneiessin.in Graham
n* ii i f NYw Hern. Floyd
:· 'ίι ι ii of York. S C.. presi
I ι t f < \:m Ιι ·Ι Ai.il ll!- |
Ί.'·.· Ti ;if·'··· ■■ AtfUCiOlllllt W 'S
iilsu prt-srnt.
TMF. ΙΑΓΚΜΟΝ!»
Th·· .In kson family storv b«·
ii in Anderson county. South
Carolina on ii faun where six
I o!<s· η bmthrt* wore roared
Four of the brothers majored
in {l^ricnlfurnl education at
Clt-mson College and two ot
' them have stayed with ν oca
i!"i) ar.ruiiliiirt- ;is toai-hcrs.
Λ" I tui.s bll'OllIC .1 llill'I'V
ί«ι η»
V- lul ••SlniifW.il!" S;itn J.ick
><·ιι was a .Student at Clomson
>1« lit tour years <»n Mi«·
! "tin!! uarr. As a fi.shm..ii
I· '.v.l. ..Ill· of SOVTII tu Ik- β|\
:ι ' '· .*s ί M>i»hi muri·
unci junior ht· made aM-i-onur
t'lico. Too. tin- Santrancisco
Herald ii.mied him out· «u the
"In uu.irt.s »ii Anurru-a."
Alt ·ι Ki'uiiuation In 1!Ι2Λ t<i<
tirxt four year* of teaohinu
weir spent teaching scirnc··
and athletic coach in the
\ν....,ί Ulf «SC» M-hoot
His 0.ιι·<*«·γ .ι- '< eh« ι
bfK.ii» al tin· Olanta (S Γ ·
mm<mi| in 1 Ulli# where hi' '· -
mamcd until κ ι ι·;>'ιπ^ .ι ρ· ι
:ίι·ιι Hi it «· (»r* i ll S«-ii s.-ii« ■ I
fV II > I il!'.- l.ltl Γ Hl IM !Γ t«
Γ.·:ι«·ι City in 1 !»;!!> ·!·.<' π
>t ■< ·ι ι ι Ί II·«· · 11 · t: 11 > «·■·· :ί·νι
Ilis'v >!hrc. With Ml·»
1 ι thiee-ycai hitch 111 th·
\ >.·...
He is pleased witti tin I >
tlliii <1* . .1· tu (>l III- ! ' '
pupils ' « t'< .·' ülf I.· . '.1:11 · ι
tciioln-r.- iihIihIiiih l·.· 1..Λ
Ji
Wi>!«T .Il K>"ll Wils Uli th«
'lciiitu-n Jiiotb.ilt ti-ani f«>r
hree vi .il·.·-, and played in tt i
li t l'nitnii [$«·» 1 u;iim i·. . In
school «·\«·ι enured |{. .ui'i'iiu:
mil his athletic attributeas a
Η lllil: I I i IIa . I.ski tha I ' IM
"'(••»ι «Ii » . il th«· coli!· ; ι η··«·
championship in 1!»::!»
Iiis vi in · · ι vwhin« ην 'n i«·
Iii« al Boys High seh«ml. Vi(t
•rsuii; and 21 al Will:: -is
r«>wnship. wit η the ι> ·ι
I tin«·«· aiifl a hall veal · ι It·.«··
Αι ni\
Sam tacks«"!! .Ir nr idiuited
"r«»m Tahnr City Hiijh in 1SM8 (
'.vhi'n· Ii« had served ι< t>i■ i-j
«•tit nl thr Flit uro Farmer.·· of
rft« ι i« a. mid was in the IM;·
•luh
Hi' enrollment a' I "l.'l'i Μ»
vas interrupt«»«-* by -<·«■', ι ··■ in
h«· Army with graduation «'«·
ived until 19">β Η«· th·.·!! jinii
(I th«· Hebbton faculty and ha.
»ein there ?ln«'.
Another unusual fad about
ih«· Jackson«—
Sam Sr. and Sam Jr are both
narried to math teachers,
.vhile Mrs. Wister Jackson is
en elementary teacher.
TEACHING JACKSONS — Thret· J Adenom*,
ail vocational ajfriculture teachers in different
HooIh met at C«rn*«nf> ·*»»»' ^ du·*'*1«* th«* '
conference of North Carolina taacb·!·«
They are (1-r) Sam I., .lacnsun Sr., Pabor «..
» '« »on S'»m tr.. Hot'Hton: and hi* brother, VV.
O. Jackson Jr., of Williame Township school,
ι eU bav jr., labor City, preaided at the four
day conference.