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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
3
Miss Edith Bruton held a modest musical tea at her home in City referencing local guests and a small program. The event featured performances by a few unnamed artists and included a note of cordial reception among attendees.
Fragmentary text from a 19th century item references Mrs and Llewt, a jewelry store week, James Town friend, and Skipner with names like Davis, Powell, Liston, and Tauris. Mentions HOTALO CONIpAr and positions with a sarI hotel or company. The readable names imply local people and shops involved in small town matters.
A garbled social notes item lists numerous names and towns, mentioning students and visitors from Humberton, Payette, and Columbia. It records weekend visits, family ties, and local reunions involving Mrs. De Marth Wilke, Miss Ma Floyd, Miss Alice M, and others, with several mentions of relatives in Greencore and Mount Holly.
An advertisement touts A&P coffee and table preserves with ready to grind beans for coffeepots and iced coffee options. It promotes dual strength coffee served over ice and a dessert style serving with peach halves, chopped nuts, whipped cream, and cake slices.
Miss Arlene, Mary Camner Davis Sayvic Fico attended as guests. Jimmy Hughes, son of Mr and Mrs Hughes, carried the pillow to the queen, with other VEW members present for the coronation and related ceremonies.
Mrs Oliver Prince served as bridge hostess for an afternoon event. Nesmith and Helen Mute were among attendees, with Gaels including My Nesmith and Keon. A cake of strawberry short was prepared, with West Hardwick noted in attendance.
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