Old Man Reflects on Life and Family Ties
A Raleigh era voice recalls a Knoxville return to see kin before death. The narration frames a son’s gambling debt, forged notes, and family hardship as the old man shares hard choices and regret about his past actions and responsibilities. It transitions to a circus anecdote and a State Labor Commission report on North Carolina mills and production.
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Mary
Jim
Sam
Susy
Thomas
Charley
Ter Keeler
Martha
Sim Jones
Lacy
North Carolina
One Hundred Years Old Centenary at New Hope Church
The New Hope Church centennial celebration on November 18 featured missionary corn prizes for Sabbath School children, with Master Sharp winning eighty four pounds and Master Claytor the second prize. Rev H S Bradshaw led mission-focused services and Rev H C Kegly awarded prizes, followed by centennial exercises by V M McG Shields. The gathering included a Miss ionary society organization and a generous communal meal, with plans for continued missionary activity and future centennials.
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N. C
Vv. M. McG.shields
Burlington
N.C
Presbyterian Church
Shields
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