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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
7
Miss Martha Helen Westmore visited Statesville last week and attended the wedding of Miss Betty Jo Gabriel in Mooresville Saturday.
The Lela McMillan Circle of Mount Tabor Baptist Church met at Mrs Rose Garrell's Railroad Street home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs B A Garrell led the program with Mesdames D F McGougan D J Hughes and Rose Garrell participating. A sandwich and punch were served to about ten guests.
Mrs Ethel Wilson returns to her Colloden Georgia home after a short visit in Tabor City. She is accompanied by Mrs A O Wilson and her children who remain at home this week.
Mr and Mrs L S Parham accompanied Lester Parham and Jane Parham to Mars Hill last week where he enrolled in summer school at Mars Hill College with Mrs W L Wilson also traveling.
Mrs. Harry Prince hosted a bridge club Friday with high score won by Mrs. Willard Wright. Ice cream sodas were served after several progressions. Guests included Willard Wright H G Cameron Billy Dorman Richard Gordon L M Medlin and others. Serious illness visitations and trips listed among neighbors and friends.
State agronomist Dr. E R Collins says all parts of North Carolina can yield good corn when approved practices are used. Wake County led with 66 producers reaching 100 bushels per acre. Randolph, McDowell, Buncombe and Nash also high. 1948 contest attracts 44 000 in prize money with growing interest. Also notes visitors C H Pinner of Kinston.
Colleen Berry, 20, confessed to shooting her brother-in-law Murrill Berry at a Van Nuys residence. Her husband Harold, 20, is already serving a life term at San Quentin for the same crime, and police say her account does not fit the known facts.
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