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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1950
Page
5
Local residents attend gatherings and visit relatives across towns. Names include Mrs. Joe Moselti, Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Harcelsor, Bernard Sollonwo, and Mrs. Paul Newman of wah Georgia. Weekend visits and church events mark the period with multiple kinship trips and weddings, including a bethal couple’s ceremony.
The Y W A plans a Tuesday night meeting at Tebor Baptist with Miss Bun ker hosting and Miss Frances Sarvis of Tabor City as queen runner-up in the 18th Strawberry Festival. Mrs O Dell Powell of Green Sea accepts a manager post at Modern Cleaners in Loris, with W D Turner acknowledging.
The Lila Watson Circle of the Green Sea Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Aubrey Jackson Wednesday afternoon at 3:30. Mrs. Lonnie Hinson gave the devotional and Mrs. Elwood Blanton spoke on an cooperative program. Mrs. Joe Watson led the study of the second chapter of Ring in The New. A salad course with cakes was served during the social hour by the hostess and her daughters to several named attendees.
Mr and Mrs Tillman Gore of Guideway announce the birth of a daughter, Betty Lee, at James Walker Hospital in Wilmington on Sunday June 4. Mrs Gore, formerly Addie Clubb, has taught at Guideway School for several years. Mr Cox is part owner of the Inman-Cox and Gore Funeral home.
The ceremony joined a couple in a white Colter with light arpa style, featuring a bridal band and a diamond heirloom. The bride wore a veil, train, and bouquet as guests from Petersen family and others witnessed the vow exchange. The reception included travel arrangements and a portrait of family presence amid a seaside setting.
Dave Shelly died at Mobil home fay noon. Funeral rites led by Rev. Charles Harrington and Rev. Morgar Gitreath at the Y Church Velock. Burial at Green Sea Cem. Survivors include Bos. Osra gown Shelly and two sons Len and Shotley.
The Columbus County Home Demonstration Club announces a flower show on June 21 from 6 to 9 PM. Members only will judge entries while guests view the displays and light refreshments are served. Public invited to attend between 8 and 10 PM.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of Mount Tabor Baptist Church met at Miss Daphne Spivey's home. Miss Mildred Holt presided the business session. Dorothy Garrell Miss Franks Miss Rebecca Burrough Martha Helen Westmoreland and Martha Nell were recognized as exe members. Refreshments were served during the social hour. Elsie Earl Cox, daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Cox, a new bookkeeper at the department here, is a graduate of the labor City School and Columbia Commercial College.
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