Industrious Saving Club Meets Thursday at Mrs Williams Home
The Industrious Saving Club of Iron Hill near Tabor City met at Mrs Christine Williams home. After a devotional, topics covered club building and fundraising. High score winner was Mrs Gladys Stephens. Eleven members attended the meeting. The next gathering will be at Mrs The Mae Stephens home. Fishing notes mention Bill Howard of Columbia landing a 21 pound king mackerel after a four hour effort at Windy Hill Pier.
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Iron Hill
Tabor City
Christine Williams
Loumina Smith
Gladys Stephens
Elouise Smith
Ila Mae Stephens
Myrtrice Dewitt
Mes Loumina Smith
Ys Green
He Mae Stephens
Tommy — Harrell
Windy Hill
Howard
Jed
Conway Loses Pharmacist Dr Nye
Dr Nye Sr 62 pharmacist of 501 Laurel St Conway was buried last Wednesday June 19 in Lakeside cemetery He died after a heart attack suffered while vacationing at Murrells Inlet Funeral at First Baptist Church Conway with medical staff in attendance Nye born in Durham NC was a longtime pharmacist and civic leader who helped found Nye's Pharmacies and served as a church deacon trustee and Kiwanis director
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Sherwood Nye
Laurel St
Com
Lakeside Cemetery
Nye
Conway
Murrell’s Inlet
George Lovell
J. S. Russell
First Baptist Church of
Dr. Nye
Durham
N. C
Francis Jackson
Mary Smith Nye
Orrum High School
N. C. State College
Raleigh
The
Medical College of
South Carolina
March
First Baptist
June Weddings Weigh Traditions And Superstitions
The column discusses June weddings as a long standing tradition linked to the Roman goddess Juno and the custom of white gowns. It notes the ring’s ancient origin symbolizing eternal love and the tradition’s deep roots, while acknowledging a candid caution about superstition and social expectations.
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Juno
Wedding customs traced from ancient times to modern vows
A brief survey links old wedding practices to today as the bride keeps security by cutting the clab, the best man aids abducting the bride in past eras, and the honeymoon began as the groom hid from furious parents. The piece then lists local transfers and hospital notes about residents and visits.
Two From County Get ASTC Degrees
Columbus County students Ann Hayes Mouth White Ville and Geraldine Stephens Bolton earned Dean's List honors at Appalachian State Teachers College for the spring quarter by maintaining at least a 3.000 GPA with no grade below C. Henry Wayne Stevens of Hintonboro is visiting grandparents D. A Stove ems. Lorraine Tickman of Loris visited Et ton Cox and Evelyn Martin visits friends in town this week.
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Columbus County
Appalachian State Teachers College
Lorraine Tickman
Loris
Ton Cox
Evelyn Martin
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Tribun Industrious Saving Club
Thurs
Bill Howard
Columbia
Windy
Pie Howard
Grand Strand
Martha Harrelson
de Paw Universe
Miss Harrelson
F. Summer Institute
Gore
Whiteville, N. C
Hosea Marvin Elliot
Nichols
D. C
Nancy Arlene
James Lester Jackson
Aubrey Bruce Jackson
Green Sea
Limestone College
Chi Beta Phi
Science Fraternity
Alpha Delta Social Chih
Jackson
Clemson College
Floyds Aough School
Floyd
Just
Lampel
Whithville
N.C
Joey
Sherry
Rickey Coleman
Sidbury's Hospital
Wilmington
J. L. Williams
Washington, D. C
R. C. Coleman, Jr
Woodrow Grainger
Loris Community Hospital
LaDosea Fetcher
Conrad
D. A. Stevens
Kinston
Charles Dusenburys
Cynthia
Donna Norris
Tharrington
M. H
Ellis Meares
S. Madison Street
Lumbus
Honor — Stutiey
Ann Hayes Mouth
Whiteville
Geraldine Stephens
Bolton
Henry Wayne Stevens
Hintonbors ix
D. A. Stoveems
Deane
Phat
T Browning
H.P
A.C
Delhimatic
Canada
Marks Truck & Tractor Co
International Harvester Dealer
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