Box 4

Contains the abstract of votes from the City Board of Elections listing election results by precincts and confirming the wins for Wilmington City Council.

Contains the second page of the abstract of votes from the City Board of Elections confirming B.D. Schwartz's win as a member of the Wilmington City Council.

Contains a letter from J. Van B. Metts Jr. on behalf of the Greater Wilmington Chamber of Commerce and D. I. Spencer to B.D. Schwartz congratulating him for his City Council win.

Contains a letter from Jessie Scott, the wife of North Carolina Governor Bob Scott, to B.D. Schwartz thanking him for attending a dinner at the executive mansion and congratulating him on his City Council win. In addition, there is a newspaper clipping depicting the new Wilmington City Council members being sworn in.

Contains a newspaper clipping showing Cheryl Stanely being sent off by B.D. Schwartz to the national spelling bee in Washington D.C. There is also a newspaper clipping from the Wilmington Journal depicting the new Wilmington City Council members being sworn in.

Contains a newspaper clipping describing B.D. Schwartz's proposal for the Wilmington City Council to hold monthly press conferences. There is also an invitation from the Officers of the First Canadian Minesweeping Squadron to B.D. and Sylvia Schwartz for a dinner. In addition, there is a piece of foil with the Wilmington College seal on it.

Contains a newspaper clipping depicting current and former Wilmington College Board of Trustees members during an honorary dinner. In addition, there are fragments from a program for the 20th Graduation ceremony for Wilmington College.

Contains a newspaper clipping a future flower bed at the new parking garage in downtown Wilmington. In addition, there is an invitation for the first convocation of students and staff at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

Contains a letter from Edgar L. Yow to B.D. Schwartz congratulating him on his Wilmington City Council win and being elected by the Council to be Mayor Pro Tem.

Contains a letter from City Engineer J. Ward Andrews to B.D. Schwartz updating him about a change in the mailing address for his office.