Congress No 2 Speech Reform Satire Publishes Mock Record
A humorous piece argues that only a tiny fraction of congressional speeches are heard, proposing a record noting who listened and why. It mocks lawmakers for talking past each other, citing jokes about attendance, listening, and even smoking as distractions, claiming it beats any real speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Congressional
Post Hole
Locarno
Rep- N.Y
Dem. N. J
Rep. Mass
Lemmie
Bull” Durham
Coure
Rev E J Poe preaches at Cedar Grove as community notes
Local column records church appointments and visits across Cherry Mountain and High Shoals areas. Mentions Rev E J Poe at Cedar Grove, Rev K N Snipes sermon, social visits to Mrs Eugene Yelton, Mr Clyde Kendrick in Gastonia, and a birth at the Holliefeld home, Ruth Reid, with mother and child reported doing fine. Community attendees include the Shydles, Elliott, Davis, Elliott, White, and White families, plus the Lovelace visit. In High Shoals, grains being planted, and dining guests listed. Also plus a bank report for Farmers Bank & Trust Co Forest City with assets and liabilities sworn by cashier J A Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griff Davis
Plato Eliott
Eugene White
M. L. White
Clyde Kendrick
Gastonia
C. R. Holliefeld
Ruth Reid
J B Biggerstaff
Statesville
Kimsey Green
Jim Love-lace
High Shoals Mooresboro
W. M. Reid
M. C. Ramsey
S. B. Ramsey
Mary Sue Osburn
Cammie Weese
Lolar
Mildred Bradley
Delightful Reader Entertainer Miss Jane Goude to Appear
Jane Goude, the Delightful Reader Entertainer, will appear at the Redpath Chautauqua. Her act blends humor and drama with impersonations from Riley to Shakespeare, portraying classic stories in artistic poses.
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Girl
West
Jane Goude
Miss Goude
Jane
Ondo
Riley
Shakespeare
Nobody's Darling stage play at Spindale Community House
A May 1 play at Spindale Community House by Bethany B Y P U and Tanner's Grove Epworth League titled Nobody's Darling. The hour thirty production features Maggie as Nobody's Darling and a cast including Virgie Bostic and Annie Gross. Admission 15 and 25 cents with profits split between the youth groups. all invited.
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Forest City
Spindale
B. Y. P. U. of Bethany
Epworth League of
Tanner's Grove
Maggie
Nobody's Darling
Arthur Gross
Lorraine Lawson
Virgie Bostic
Donald
Mammy Julie
Maggie Gross
Lukey
Mary Toms
Evie Lee Mathis
Epworth League
New Officers Elected By Woman's Club
The Woman's Club held its April 6 meeting at 3 30 p m in Kiwanis rooms to elect new officers for the year. Elected were President Mrs Arthur McDaniel first vice president Mrs Geo P Reid second vice president Mrs R E Biggerstaff recording secretary Mrs A W Falvey corresponding secretary Mrs Chas Z Flack treasurer Mrs F L Barker auditor Mrs W P Hall Jr New members added include Mesdames J M Burkhalder P D Harrill Sr Wren Chambers H R Camnitz Jr Thos G Stone A M Glickman and M M Young The executive board on April 9 named department chairmen for Literary Division Nos 1 and 2 Dramatic chair Miss Claire Reid Music chair Miss Katherine Goggans The literary department will not meet May 18 and a report from State meeting delegates in Asheville May 4 will be given later with hopes for large attendance.
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Woman’s Club
Kiwanis Club
Arthur McDaniel
Geo. P.reid
R. E. Biggerstaff
A. W. Falvey
Chas. Z. Flack
F. L. Barker
W. P. Hall, Jr
Mesdames J. M. Burkhalder
P. D. Harrill
Wren‘ Chambers
H. R. Camnitz, Jr
Thos. G. Stone
A. M. Glickman
M. M.young
Fred Weeb
Chaiman
J. H. Thomas
Claire Reid
Katherine Goggans
Geo. P. Reid
Woman's Club
The
Asheville
Alexander Tops Sulphur Springs In Tight Game
Alexander defeated Sulphur Springs 8 to 4 Saturday afternoon as Lancaster held the visitors to two hits. Red Cole pitched well for Sulphur Springs, allowing six hits. The teams meet again next Saturday at Alexander with Miller, Lancaster, Blake, and Cole listed as battery.
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Lancaster
Alexander
Sulphur Springs
Red” Cole
Sulphur Springs Moundsman
Alexander, Miller and
Blake
Cole
Memorial at Oak Grove Church Service Details
Memorial services at Oak Grove church on Thursday May 6 with a 10 o'clock meet to decorate graves. Rev J N Randall to preach at 11. Dinner on the grounds at noon. Afternoon service by Rev C F Tate with additional speakers and special music to honor the dead.
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Oak Grove
J. N. Randall
C. F. Tate
DeSoto Special Paint Terms Declared for Spring
Special terms on paint in DeSoto announced this spring, with weather considerations noted. The program highlights discounts and dealer participation to boost home improvements this season.
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DeSota
Local Laundry Delivers Prompt Service With Care
A phone call brings our wagon for your laundry as soon as it is ready and delivers it back as soon as finished so you have no trouble or delay. The work is satisfactory in every respect with care and scrupulous cleanliness as core virtues.
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Bulls
U. S. Post Office
Cherry MT. News
Farmers Bank & Trust CO
North Carolina
United States
State of
N.C
Rutherford
J. A. Dennis
Moore
Geo. F. Bradley L. W. Lee
G. B. Harrill
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Qu. S
Cliffside Motor CO
Cliffside, N. C
Donsee Brothers Motor Cars
ECK & Stephens Certified Public
Accoun
B. B. Doggett
Forest City Shoe Hospital
Coca Cola
Rutherford County Steam Laundry
Forest City, N. C
A. W.falvey
General Contractor
Reinhardt Drug Co
Wilson Coal & Fuel Co
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