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  • Tags: Gastonia, North Carolina

Date: August 1, 1927
Dolly Tabet graduated from Gastonia Business College and accepted a position with the Reynolds Insurance and Investment Company as a stenographer and bookkeeper.

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Date: August 12, 1925
Greek immigrant, Joe Tabet was granted a license gratis to peddle goods in the city.

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Date: December 15, 1920
Armenian and Syrian orphans at Trebizond are starving, homeless and solcly in case of generous people of North Carolina.

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Date: December 30, 1927
Copeland's proposal of a definition of white as "Scandanavian, German, Dutch, English, Flemish, Lithuanian, Scotch, Irish, Welsh, Russian, Polish, Czech, Ser[b]ian, Croatian, Montenegrin, Slovak, Herzegovinian, Bosnian, Albanian, Armenian, French,…

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Date: January 25, 1927
Syrian quarter in New York neighborhood is home to 10,000 or more Syrians.

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Date: June 24, 1927
Typing certificate award to Dolly Tabet among others.

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Date: November 10, 1927
Party to celebrate an engagement of Kathryn Barbee and Clyde B. Little included mention of a man impersonating a Syrian: "While refreshments were being enjoyed a Syrian peddler, impersonated by Mr. Lloyd Spargo [brother-in-law], called at the door…

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