Graduation Visit Observed by Idersons in Due West
Mr and Mrs Iderson attended a graduation ceremony at Erhine College in Due West last weekend. Ros om Erhine College figures and relatives noted the event.
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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Iderson attended a graduation ceremony at Erhine College in Due West last weekend. Ros om Erhine College figures and relatives noted the event.
Mrs. Harry Bell hosted a one day bridge gathering at her Pridgen street home with spring flower decor. Mrs. John McGougan won the high prize and guests included Mesdames J. B. Hardwicke Frank Boswell C. G. Westmoreland Ben Nesmith Sam Jackson John McGougan C. H. Pinner and Miss Alice Brooks McGougan.
A last call for Tabor City Woman's Club rummage sale items was issued by Committee Chairman Mrs. Doe Bruton due to poor response. Clothing may be left at R. M. Garrell & Company Store on Railroad Street. Miss Faye Cox is home from Coker College for the summer.
Miss Jean Pinner and Mr and Mrs C H Pinner hosted a senior class party at the school gym with games dancing and a salad course and punch. Mrs Joe Anderson also entertained the class at a movie party earlier that evening.
A. C. Edwards Jr. of Charlotte visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Edwards Sr. for a weekend stay, returning home afterward.
Mrs. John Soles Jr returned from a visit with her sister Mrs F L Tolar in Lumber Bridge. She traveled with her children Jay Moore and Pete. Mrs F C Wilson of Forsyth Ga is visiting her son A C Wilson here.
Hoke Bennett Jr and Robert Highfill of the U S Navy Norfolk were guests in the home of Troy Bennett and Mr and Mrs A O Wilson last weekend.
Mesdames J. C. Smith Lula Anderson Mary Todd Letha Butler and Miss Janice Robinson Toddy Smith were Charlotte visitors last Thursday. Mrs Otto Wright returned home after a two week stay with her son Fulton Wright in Norfolk. Beach visitors Mrs Harry Prince and son Rickty and Mrs H G Cameron and son Richard are at Windy Hill Beach this week.
Mrs. R. R. Rogers Jr and Mrs. S. T. Rogers hosted a Monday birthday party for Franklin and Freddie. Indoor games and movies amused the children, who received gifts and enjoyed ice cream and cake centered with roses. Attendees included Jay Moore, Betsy Brutus, Kent Steven, and many others.
The Sunbeam group of Mount Tabor Baptist Church met last Tuesday at the home of Joe Cephas Carvel, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Garrell. Leader M Robert Soles presented a study on foreign lands and home missions. Guests numbered 28 with Bible verse roll call and group prayers. Ice cream and rooks were served during social hour.
Mrs Carmichael was honored at an outdoor dinner at her home on Sunday May 30 for her 86th birthday. The event drew five of her children and many relatives including families from Latta Verbena Wilmington Nichols Marion Wampee and Dillon.
A list of teachers leaving for summer vacation includes Myrtle Bailey Kate Jones Caroline Murray Lou Williams Clair Roberta McCullock and Trudy Clark.
Miss Lucile Wright Miss Vera Mae McPherson and Mrs Marion Wilkerson left Saturday for a two weeks tour of Texas and Mexico visiting nearby towns and landmarks during the trip.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs William al Byrd of Nakina on May 18 at the Clinic. A daughter was born May 27 to Mr and Mrs Donald Cribb of Whiteville Route 3 at the Clinic. Garrell is noted as a business name in Charleston.
A brief notice recalls Mrs. a White and neighbors from Crescent Benen and their children in Wilmington on Saturday.
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