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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
8
James W Stevens veteran of foreign wars and native of Allbrooks has accepted a position with J J Canady barber shop. He and his wife have moved to Conway and joined the Baptist church.
Local residents attend the annual fall and winter merchandise show in Charlotte. Albert Schild and Miss Luray Leonard of Schild's, Hyman Leinwand of Leinwand's, and Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Smith of the Carolina department store are named among attendees.
Members of the Tabor City Civitan club traveled to Crescent Beach for the annual Ladies Night banquet. Toast master Joe Simon and District Lt. Gov. John A. Courtney spoke as Whiteville lauded the chapter for two of five Carolina district awards and presented a bell and gavel to Dr. E. J. Potts. Courtay installed officers. Simon praised retiring secretary treasurer Phil Hughes and new board chairman Dr. R. Williamson.
Two lots 25 by 150 feet near the depot Chadbourn North Carolina. Lot numbers 15 and 16 listed by C C Gore Loris South Carolina. Also for sale Molone Combinder viewable at W Leonard and Sons Garage Tabor City.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Weight hosted a family dinner for grandmother Mary Carmichael to celebrate her 85th birthday. The event drew 63 relatives, including six children, 17 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.
Mrs Cortez Britt and Mrs Winston Shelley hosted a layette shower for Mr B Britt at the local community hut Tuesday evening. The hall brimmed with roses and lilies. honoree’s chair bore a white ribbon bow. Winners in party games included Mrs Edgar Clemmons Mrs Fulton Floyd and Mrs Tom Roberts. C H Pinner and Jean Pinner visited Mars Hill and Winthrop College last week.
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