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Forest City Courier in Forest City, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
2
Sandy Run Baptist notes show church growth and revival plans
Rev. J A Hunnicutt led Sandy Run Baptist at Mooresboro with 26 additions and 23 baptisms last week. Sunday School reached 423 with 46 visitors, including 33 Dover Mills visitors from Shelby. Sermons highlighted two classes of people, saved and unsaved, and four helpers in the Mark 2:1-12 story. revival starts in five weeks. treasurer reports $400 paid toward church debt since month start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hunnicutt
Sandy Run
Mooresboro
Dover
Dover Mills
Shelby
Griphearers
Jesus
Mark
T ‘Rest
P. C. Hawkins
Dinner and social visits reported in Bethany News
Forest City J S Doggett dined with Mrs Earl Callahan Saturday. Mr and Mrs B E Harrill hosted supper for Mr and Mrs Alfred Blant Wednesday night at Spartanburg. They also visited Mr and Mrs F C Brandle of Welford last week. M R Carroll not improving, friends express concern. Baxter Freeman and son Earl visited Mr and Mrs S E Harrill Monday night. Union County farmers report boll weevil infestation shrinking as locals note fewer infested squares, per Tom Broom county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Harrill
Union County
Tom Broom
Avondale Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Avondale residents share weekend visits and gatherings across nearby towns. Charlotte visitors, Concord guests, Race Path reunion attendees, and family dinners fill a list of plural short trips. Mentions include Ellenboro Boiling Springs Lattimore Kings Mountain and Spindale associated families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
R. W. Womick
Charlotte
J. T. Womick
Jimmie Lee Champion
Lillian Green
Concord
Henry Smith
Race Path
J. L. Hawkins
B. G. Ward
M. E. Hawkins
Ellenboro
G. L. Champion
Jack
Boiling Springs
Rose Lee Bussey
McCoy
S. C
John Grant
W. T. Huskey
S. E. Green
Earl Harvill
Kings Mountain
Muriel Freeman
Spindale
R. R. Freeman
C. S. Butler
Odell Bridges
Lattimore
Bruce Taylor
Elsenboro
T. A. Callahan
Festus Blanton
Rutherfordton
R-1
Mrs
Infant Mashburn Dies. Funeral Held at Cliffside Cemetery
Evelyn Joan Mashburn infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mashburn born July 23 died July 28. In the pastor's absence Dr. S. E. Welchel of Avondale conducted the funeral service, after which the body was laid to rest in Cliffside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Pruett
Ninth Avenue Baptist Church of Charlotte
R. L. Pruett
C. S. Greene
Prospect Church
Mr. Greene
Haynes Memorial Church
Avondale
C. D. Mashburn
Evelyn Joan
S. E. Welchel
Cliffside Cemetery
Local Happenings Shine Through Small Town Visits
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. C F Blanton and son Jack visiting relatives in Gaffney with Georgia and Maude Blanton staying for a week. Various residents travel, visit relatives in Anderson Valhalla and Graham with mentions of Illness improvements and local trips to Little Switzerland Roan Mountain area. Cliffside Mills pauses operations. many take vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Blanton
Jack of
Gaffney
M. C. Blanton
Georgia
Maude Blanton
Inez Biggerstaff
L. G. Garvin
Carolyn
Anderson
Valhalla
South Carolina
Ben Cone
Greensboro
Gertrude Philbeck
Ellenboro
Meredith
Elizabeth Beam
Evvie Lee Haynes
Ruby
Emma Silvers
Avondale
Lois Womek
Etta Land
Greenville
S. C
Florine Hampton
J. F. Duncan
Eckles Hamrick
Little Switzerland
Roan Mountain
Felspar
J. P. Carpenter
Minnie Webb
Forest City
K. Padgett
Ralph Crawford
Myrt Beach
Dewey Blanton
Hester Carpenter
J. C
Shelby
D.C. Splawn
D. C. Colvin
Shelton
Hoyle Lovelace
Gaston County
Revival closes at Oak Grove with 16 baptisms
The Oak Grove revival led by Rev. J. N. Snow and Rev. Mr. Parker ends a successful run. Sixteen joined the church by baptism and several by letter as large crowds attended services. A list of guests and local residents who visited or hosted during the revival is noted, with multiple families mentioned in attendance and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostic
Oak Grove
J. N.snow
Mr. Parker
Marion
Parker
Snow
Iit
Nancy’ Greene
J. N. Snow
W. B
Roy Blanton
J. N. Biggerstaffs
C. O. Magness
Hendersonville
Crops Stay Bright in Golden Valley as Rain Arrives
In Golden Valley Aug 10 crops look fine after ample rain. Miss Marie Blankenship visited Misses Jettie and Lillie Mauney. Mrs Julius Hensley and her Spindale daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs J D Houser. Rev Burd with Rev Roland and Lee Roy Hardin visited the Meltons. Charles Self spent the night with his sister Mrs Broadus Cash of Cliffside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostic
R-3
Marie Blankenship
Jettie
Lillie Mauney
Julius Hensley
Spindale
J. D. Houser
Burd
Roland and
Lee
Roy Hardin
Dan Melton
Charles Self
Broadus Cash
Cliffside
Revival Warms Sulphur Springs With Busy Week
Aug 10 report from Sulphur Springs Forest City details a revival meeting led by Rev Brock with singing by Av Ruppe and several visitors at the B Y P U. Local residents Annette Hopper Arthur Hensor George Eaves and others are noted for visits moves and teaching positions as the community welcomes new families and familiar faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Sulphur Springs
Brock
Av. Ruppe
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promotes Fast Stomach Relief
An ad extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a tasteless, effective antacid in water. One spoonful neutralizes stomach acid quickly, easing pain within minutes. It claims a long history, urges readers to buy the genuine U S registered trade mark from The C Phillips Chemical Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Magnesia
U. S
C. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cliffside News
Cliffside News
E. Roach
Baptist Church Notes
Hunnicutt
Here
Hendrie
Homerville
Thedford
Bethany News
Avondale News
P. D. Street
Union Mills
Wendall Grigg
Paul Carpenter
Francis Thompson
OAK Grove News
Grover Nanney
Woodrow
Oral Biggerstaff
Byron Whitaker
Chidren James
Dorothy
Margabeth
Gliffside
A. L. Harrill
Delia Ranalls
Edith
Hazel Biggerstaff
Kathryn Randall
Estelle
Mary Greene
Etta Blanton
Joe Biggerstaff
Jack Jolley
Louis Greene
T. E. Randall
Near Chesnee
A. G. Randall
Xantippa Padgett
Mavis Smart
Pauline Harrill
Golden Valley
Annette Hopper
Acander
Arthur Hensor Spe
W. C. McDaniel
George Eaves
Ralph Harmon Ha
Richburg
M Richburg
Harris High School
C. M. Hopper
Relativ
Mt. Pleasant
Charline Gold
Vis Ruby Robbins
Joyce Bland
Goodyear
Cliffside Motor Company
Cliffside, N. C
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