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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
3
In Raleigh on Friday and Saturday the North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants held events. The Green Sea Baptist Church school closed Sunday morning with an 11 o'clock commencement program attendance averaged 135 officials stated.
Miss Mary Cecile Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard O Ward of Bladenboro marries Robert Allison White son of Mr and Mrs Allison White of Tabor City in a Bladenboro First Baptist ceremony officiated by Rev Charles P Burchette. The couple and families host a reception at Main Street home, with plans for a mountain trip after.
The bride wore a cinnamon brown linen suit with a caper jacket and brown and white accessories, carrying an orchid from her bouquet. She attended Queens College in Charlotte and Meredith College in Raleigh. The bridegroom, a Wake Forest College graduate, is pursuing postgraduate work at the University of North Carolina. The couple resides in Chapel Hill and attends summer school.
J Elroy Bell entertained the Men s Bridge club at his home Friday evening. Dr H G Cameron won the high score and Dr R C Harrelson Jr took low. After play Mrs Bell served a salad plate and fried tea to several guests including Richard Gordon Edwin Wright Willard Wright Ben Nesmith II and James Cox.
Mrs. K. V. Cox and Mrs. Lonnie Hinson joined Mrs. Lee Wright of Roberts Clothing Company at a fall clothing show in Charlotte on Tuesday.
Kent Stephens, son of Mr and Mrs Venoy Stephens, sustained two fractures of the right arm in a bicycle accident Saturday. The Coleman family has returned from a two week visit with relatives in Greensboro. Joe Coleman Jr and Mr and Mrs Doug Allan of Conway were weekend guests of the Colemans.
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