Warbels Celebrate Weekend at Bow Family Home
Mr and Mrs James Warbels of Raleigh spent the weekend with Mrs Wartick’s parents Mr and Mrs Hartford Bow. Little Miss Ann Wartick was also visiting, marking a brief family gathering at the Bow residence.
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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1949
Page
4
Mr and Mrs James Warbels of Raleigh spent the weekend with Mrs Wartick’s parents Mr and Mrs Hartford Bow. Little Miss Ann Wartick was also visiting, marking a brief family gathering at the Bow residence.
Flora Frances, accompanied by her parents and sister Flora, visited Johns Hopkins for medical examination and underwent a Blue Baby operation at the hospital.
Local notes report visits and trips by residents of the area including Mrs. Lester Long and families, trips to Tabor City and Fort Bragg, sales ads for appliances and beauty services, and a regional poem about Southern home life. Named individuals include Mrs. Long, Dillon Jacobs, Fred Gore, and G. L. Dorman with various family connections and local business references.
Emerson weekly church news reports a Watson and Rowell reunion attendees including Lizzie Duncan Oscar Soles Norman Soles Eu nice Duncan and Henry Watson. A revival continues through the week attracting visitors from surrounding areas. Local updates mention crop activity, sick residents, and travels of Clifton Norris, Ruther Lee Soles, and others.
Mrs. Samds and her sons Sandy and Larry from Reidsville visited in the home of Mrs Lamd’s parents Dr. and Mrs W L Jenkins and in the homes of J A Huffham Sr and Howard and Ernest Huffham of Clarkton. A sergeant Roy Buffkin is mentioned in the weekend notes.
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