FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I. 1957
ASC OFFICE NEWS
Columbia.-D. E. Steagall, of
fice manager of the Tyrrell Coun
ty ASC office announces that the
allotment of upland cotton for 1958
has been set, and that the cot
ton marketing quota referendum,
will be held in each agricultural
community in the state on Tues
day, Dec. 10th.
Every cotton farmer who grew
cotton in 1957 is eligible to vote,
including tenants and share crop
pers, says Mr. Steagall. To be
effective, at least two-thirds ,of the
cotton farmers voting in the ref
erendum must approve marketing
quotas.
If approved in the December 10
referendum, price support on the
1958 crop will be available to eli
gible growers at the highest rate
allowable under law. If not ap
proved, support to eligible farm
ers will drop 50% of parity, he
fqrther says.
Willard Cooper was elected
chairman of the Tyrrerl County
ASG Committee at the county con
vention of Oct. 23. Other mem
bers of the committee are R. L.
Spriull, Sr., vice-chairman; S. H.
Voliva, regular member; J. W.
Williams, first alternate; and
Harry Lee Davis, second alternate.
This committee will take office
on Nev. Ist, as announced by Don
ald E. Steagall, ASC County of
fice manager.
TYRRELL SOLDIER GETS
ARMY AUTOMOTIVE COURSE
Fort Benning, Ga. Army Special
ist Third Class Rufus D. Rose,
whose wife, Katie, lives on Route
1, Bladenboro, recently was grad
uated from the ten-week automo
tive supervisor course at The In
fantry School, Fort Benning, Ga.
Specialist Rose received training
in tie supervision of motor ve
hicles operation, maintenance and
recovery. He entered the Army in
1941 and was last stationed at
Fort Benning, Ga. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnnie Rose, live on
Route 3, Columbia.
PAUL GREEN DRAMA HAD
3 PERFORMANCES THIS WEEK
Greenville.—Opening night for a
series of three performances by
the East Carolina College Play
house of Paul Green’s “The House
of Connelly” was set for Wednes
day, October 30. The play was re
peated Thursday, October 31 and
Friday, Nov. 1, all performances in
the McGinnis auditorium on the
campus at 8 p.m. "
Pau! Green’s drama was select
ed for production by the college
dramatics in observance of “Paul
Green Year.” soonsored by the
American Education Theatre Asso
ciation and the Southeastern
Theatre Conference. Recognizing
the North Carolina dramatist as
the nation’s leading regional
dramatist, these organizations are
encouraging during 1957 produc
tion of Green’s plays.
In the drama of the South at the
turn of the century Douglas Mit
chell and Jane Merryman, Green
ville students, had the leading
roles of Will Connelly, plantation
owner, and Patsy Tate, tenant
farm girl. Edward L. Pilkington
of Goldsboro played the aristocrat
ic but dissolute Uncle Bob Connely.
The basic wage in Australia’s
six capital cities now is $29 a
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COLUMBIA NEIGHBORS
The businessmen of Columbia take pride in their community’s ability to offer unexcelled
trading advantages for all the 'people of the county and neighboring counties. It cor
dially invites them to come and see for themselves. There are stores that cater to every
need. A hotel, many service stations, cases, a hospital and a modern, growing school
system. There is a continual spirit of friendliness and neighborliness in Columbia. Here is
assurance of full value, and fair dealing. We invite you, and we welcome you.
DOT’S
Leaders in fine clothes and shoes for men, women
and children. The latest styles at reasonable prices.
Owned and Operated by
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cheeson
You Always Find a Welcome
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and Friendliness Here
FOR YOUR CAR'S REQUIREMENTS—
STOP AT
A. J. COHOON OIL CO.
COLUMBIA, N. C.
TEXACO PRODUCTS
FIRESTONE TIRES FRIENDLY SERVICE
Wm. Chas. Cohoon > Telephone 2471
COLUMBIA HOTEL
Telephone 335-1
Convenient and Comfortable
FOR SPORTSMEN AND TOURISTS
MRS. RUTH EVERTON, Prop.
W. A. WILLIAMS, President
TYRRELL COUNTY
LUMBER COMPANY
FRAMING ROOFERS FINISH
Manufacturers
KILN DRIED N. C. PINE
COLUMBIA, N. C.
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W. J. WHITE, Prop. Phone 223-1
I
WHITE’S TO $5.00 STORE
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Dry Goods, Notions; Novelties
COLUMBIA, N. C.
COLUMBIA GARAGE
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS
GOODYEAR TIRES ACCESSORIES
AUTO UTE BATTERIES
BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEELS BALANCED
LLOYD B. DAVENPORT
Proprietor
Phone 226-1 Columbia, N. C.
THE COASTLAND TIMES, MANTEO, N. C.
NEARLY 40 YEARS OF GROWTH
With This Growing Region
The Bast Carolina Bank, out of its long experience in
filling the banking needs of its people, foresees a greater
rate of growth in the coming immediate future.
To attract new visitors and new industry which will
mean new income for all our people, we must stand united
- behind those people and measures which will assist our
healthy growth, comfort and progress. As in the past
you may count on us in future to assist in such worthy
didcAvor*
THE EAST CAROLINA BANK
Offices In
SWAN QUARTER, ENGELHARD, COLUMBIA
WALKER FUNERAL HOME
Columbia and Creawell, N. C.
SUPERIOR AMBULANCE SERVICE
Day or Night
Columbia's Licensed Embalmer
C E. (Jab)*WAIKER. Prop.
FURNITURFREDUCED
SAVING UP TO ONE THIRD
A wonderful opportunity at this Fall Sale to Buy
Your Gas Range, Refrigerator, Washing Machine,
Living Room, Bed Room and Breakfast Suits, etc.
COLUMBIA FURNITURE CO.
J. W. Everett, Prop. pfione 2446
FARMERS SUPPLY
All Fall Hardware Needs
MOTORS, TACKLE AND
ALL OTHER SPORTSMEN'S SUPPLIES
MARINE PAINTS NETTING
Heaters, Stove Pipe Elbows,
Oil Space Heaters
Phone 336-1
CARLEY’S CLEANERS
Established 35 Years
A Modern Plant New Equipment
Highest Class Cleaning and Pressing
Reasonably Priced.
COLUMBIA
Carley Spencer, Prop.
R. K. JAGARS
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Fresh and Salt Water Fish
and Frozen Foods
COLUMBIA, N. C.
Phones: Office 2711 and 3411 Residence 2178
D. A. SIMMONS
GENERAL INSURANCE
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LIFE - FIRE - CASUALTY - AUTO - BONDS
COLUMBIA, N. C. PLYMOUTH, N. C.
Phones 3461 and 3431
FOR ADVERTISING IN COLUMBIA
OR SUBSCRIPTIONS, TELEPHONE
MRS. BLANCHE W. COHOON
COLUMBIA, N. C.
NEW OR USED CARS; ALL MAKES
AU MODELS; LOWEST PRICES
All Good, Clean Stock
Good used motors for boats; Any kind of parte;
doors, fenders and all other spare parte.
WE BUY WRECKED CARS. COMPARE OUR PRICES
H. L. DAVIS
DAVIS MOTORS
Phone 333-1 Columbia, N. C.
ENTERPRISE LUMBER
& SUPPLY CO.
Columbia, N. C.
Everything in Builders Hardware Conveniently at Home.
Asbestos Siding, Asphalt Roofing, Hardware
LUMBER, DOORS, WINDOWS, MASONRY
SUPPLIES, SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS, CELOTEX
WALLBOARD, 10, 15 and 20 YR. BONDED ROOFING,
SCREEN DOORS, FRAMES, ADMIRAL T-V,
AIR CONDITIONING
Phone 2221 COLUMBIA, N. C.
FLOYD E. COHOON
ESSO DISTRIBUTOR
FRIGIDAIRE WASHERS.
WATER PUMPS, HEATERS
FAIRBANKS-MORSE WATER HEATERS
SIEGLER, TAPPAN, ROPER RANGES
Established 35 Years
CARLEY’S CAFE
GRADE A RESTAURANT
AIR-CONDITIONED
Oldest Established Case in Columbia
Phone 9806
Specializing in Fine Foods
Seafoods and Western Steaks
BILL VanHORN, Prop. COLUMBIA
SPENCER’S AUTO SUPPLY
Parts, Accessories
W. A. SPENCER COLUMBIA, N. C.
and
Spencer’s Gulf Service Center
COLUMBIA, N. C.
SPECIAL THIS MONTH
KINGDOWN MATTRESS AND SPRING
Formerly $119.00 Per Set $79.50
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.nw«k ° l <*«♦<« far persons suffering
KING-O-PEOIC Gives level. Healthful Support
TYRRELL FURNITURE CO.
"The Home of Fine Furniture'*
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