Funeral held for Mrs. W. B. Wells in Bostic
Mrs. W. B. Wells, 81, died July 20 near Bostic after a short illness. Funeral held July 21 at Salem Methodist church with Rev. Huston leading. interment in Salem cemetery. Survived by two daughters, four sons, one brother, twelve grandchildren. Flower bearers were Harrill and Wells granddaughters. pallbearers listed. Mrs. Wells was a Salem Methodist member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Huston
Ellenboro Presbyterian Church
J. E. Hipp
M. L. Buchanan
Salem Cemetery
Henrietta
Monroe
William Wells
Bostic
Grady Wells
Seaboard Railway Co
George Goforth
Ruth
Alice
Leah
Patty Sue Harrill
Ruby Mae
Lula Wells
Steve DeBrule
B. Morehead
M. F. Hamrick
R. L. Davis
S. A. Thomas
R. Sprouse
Mrs. Wells
Salem Methodist Church
Rexall Orderless Relief for Constipation
A physician says constipation causes misery, and Rexall Orderless tablets are promoted to draw water into the bowel for a gentle natural movement. Chew at night for relief by the next day, 24 tablets for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Tony
Rexall Drug Store
Notable NC Native Leading Baltimore Legislative Library
Dr. Horace E. Flack, born 1879 in Rutherford County, rose to head Baltimore’s Department of Legislative Reference after earning a PhD at Johns Hopkins and degrees from Wake Forest. A scholar of municipal science, he shaped Baltimore city and Maryland state legislative support, while contributing to political science magazines and national municipal leagues. His family lineage runs deep in Rutherford County, with roots tracing to John Flack, a Revolutionary patriot.
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North Carolina
Horace E. Flack
Department of Legislative Reference
Baltimore
Flack
Dr. Flack
Gilkey
T His County
Millard Benton
Alice Jane (Kilpatrick) Flack
Rutherford County
Sid Homestead
John Flack
Ireland
Doctor Flack
Wake Forest College
Balmore
John Hopkins University
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
America
Wisconsin
Annapolis
Legislative Reference Library
Johns Hopkins University
Municipal Art Society
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
New Charter Revision Commission of
Charter Board
National Municipal League
Pittsburg
The
Baptist Church
Johns Hopkins and
City Clubs of
County Home Farm Now Self-Supporting in Alexander County
Raleigh reports the county home farm in Alexander County has become self supporting through extension work. District agent E F Millsaps praises rapid improvement after county commissioners hired a manager and County Agent D H Osborne oversaw plans with agronomist E C Blair. Crop rotation and legumes improved yields with a 120 acre corn field showing top state quality amid sod turned last spring.
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Raleigh
Alexander County
E.F. Millsaps
State College
Piedmont
D. H. Osborne
E. C. Blair
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E. M. Jarrett Chiropractor
New Farmers Bank
Forest City
N. C
GEO. F. Bradley
Main Street
Candy Kitchen
John Thomas
Forest City, N. C
Merriam Webster
Aerograph
Cather
Sandburg
Stalin
Latvia
Cours
Bhool
Pene Ak Research
Tre
G. & C. Merriam Company
Springfield, Mass
L. T. Greene
Ellenboro, N. C
Forest City Hatchery
Forest City, N.C
Edo
Ecugie
Griffin
Igor
County Home Farm
Mr. Millsaps
Columon 245
Pierce
Invaida
Buffalo
Labratory
Forest City Water Works
F. C. Dorsey
Woodland Park
Proving Ground
General Motors
Milford
Michigan
Oldsmobile
Sheree Eas
J.T. Camp
Forest City, N. G
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