Box 1

Contains a photocopy of a newspaper clipping from the Wilmington Morning Star that details the commencement ceremonies for Cornelius Harnett, Union, and Hemenway grammar schools.

Contains a letter from Leah Shavit to B.D. and Sylvia Schwartz and Max and Hilda Lenson thanking the couples for their scholarship assistance to students attending Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. In addition, there are letters from Moshe Glück and Asher Efraty who were recipients of the scholarship.

Contains the Omegaphone newsletter for the Omega Chapter of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity at UNC Chapel Hill. A handwritten note is included on the newsletter from Moe to Betty that discusses missing a dance in Wilmington.

Contains a newsletter titled, Progressing, from the Charlotte Progressive Club that provides details regarding the club's annual dance.

Contains a letter from L. Schwartz to his son B.D. Schwartz. The letter is written in Hebrew and is the first page of a two-page letter.

Contains a letter from L. Schwartz to his son B.D. Schwartz. The letter is written in Hebrew and is the second page of a two-page letter. In addition, there is a transcript of the letter in English included on this page.

Contains a portion of the envelope from the letter L. Schwartz mailed to B.D. Schwartz, a cafeteria voucher and meal ticket from UNC Chapel, and an invitation to attend a reception for the General Alumni Association of UNC Chapel Hill.

Contains envelope fragments, an admissions ticket for Wilmington's Big Christmas Dance at the Jewish Social Center, and a postcard from Sylvia to B.D. Schwartz about her vacation to Galveston, Texas.

Contains newspaper clippings announcing Helen Louise Berman's engagement to Nathan Schwartz, the return of Lt. William Schwartz to Wilmington from his time spent on the Pacific during the Mindora, Lingayen, and Okinawa campaigns, and Bernice Robinson's engagement to Lt. William Schwartz.

Contains an insurance report for the Schwartz furniture company inside an envelope, a postcard from the Schwartz family, and a newspaper clipping announcing the North-South and East-West winners of bridge games hosted by the Community Unit of the American Contract Bridge League.