Social News Highlights From Liberty St. Area
Forest City Aug 24 Mrs Wash Harris visited her daughter Mrs Jordon Crow. G G Frasier and Dorsey Randall with Louise spent Sunday with Mrs T E Randall. Hannah Simmons Sugar Hill stayed with sister Mrs Dorsey Randall. Kim Morrow and family visited friends in the country. Rev Les Eplee and children returned home after a week at Antioch where Mr Eplee held a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Wash Harris
Jordon Crow
G. G. Frasier
Asheville
Hendersonville
Charlie Bridgeway
Anderson
Robert Towery
Carrie Selvey
Marie Hollifield
Margaret Selvey
Marvin Kiser
Walter Hogan
High Shoals News Highlights Local Weekend Events
Roy Waters preached at High Shoals on Sunday. The Junior B Y P A of the High School church presented a program at Race Path Sunday night. Local residents visited friends, including the Walls and Rollins households. Mavis Dedmon returned from Boone summer school. Ophelia Hames left for Shelby to train as a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresboro
Roy Waters
High Shhoal
High School
Race Path
W. L. Hicks
G. 0. Wall
L. D. Rollins
S. Rollins
J. H. Shires
Ed Fawbush
Mavis Dedmon
Boone
Ophelia Hames
Shelby
Oak Grove News social notes from Ellenboro Aug 24
Local brief lists visitations and social visits around Oak Grove and nearby areas. Names include Randall family members Cletus Grady Pearl Eugenia Mary Jane and others visiting at Randall Harris Padgett Bailey Jolley Tate and Webb households. Church attendance noted at Providence and Pine Grove events referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenboro
Day
C. B. Harrill
T. E. Randall
G. C. Frashier
Dorsey Randall
Louise
Herbert
Cletus Randall
Eugenia Randal
Johnnie Mathen
J. T. Webb
Cletus
Grady Randall
Pearl
Eugenia Randall
Providence
Lenith
Mary Randall
C. M. Harris
Chesnee
Earl Randall
J. E. Padgett
Harris
Pearl Randall
Allie Bailey
Cathrine Randall
Gladys Randall
Pet Worley
Jena
Race Path
K. M. Randall
Mary Jane Randall
Pine Grove
Ethel Tate
Lucile Webb
Mae Harrill
Misses Pearl
Pearl Jolley
Connie Duncan
Spruce Pine
Belle Wilkie
Mary
Clara Randall
R. H. Biggerstatt
A. B. Bailey
Wythe Bridges
W. P. Tate
Let Us Install a Home Spring Near Your House
If you have a spring near your house, the ad offers to install a hydraulic system to utilize the natural resource. It promises drainage and water access improvements with professional service and possible cost savings over time. The brief emphasizes local availability and contractor details.
Scruggs and Rollins Married in Hickory Parsonage
Miss Ethel Scruggs of Mooresboro and Mr D W Rollins of Forest City wed at the Baptist parsonage in Hickory on Tuesday August 24. The bride, daughter of J P Scruggs, wore tan flat crepe. The couple honeymoon in Western North Carolina and plan to reside in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Scruggs
Mooresboro
D. W. Rollins
Forest City
Baptist Parsonnage
Hickory
Rollins
J. P. Scruggs
Henrietta-Caroleen High School
Lenoir-Rhyne College
North Carolina
Charlotte
Federal jurors named for Western District session
A term of the United States District Court of the Western District of North Carolina will be held in Shelby on September 27. Rutherford county jurors drawn include L. C. Mode Hollis J. Y. Yelton Spindale W. G. Scoggins Union Mills W. A. Jolley Caroleen C. E. Justice Rutherfordton R. K. Hollifield Forest City Jas. D. Melton Route 4 Bostic F. Z. Elmore Route 1 Mooresboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court of the
Western District of North Carolina
Shelby
Rutherford County
L. C. Mode
Hollis
J. Y. Yelton
Spindsle
W. G. Scoggins
Union Mills
W. A. Jolley
Caroleen
C. E. Justice
Rutherfordton
R. K. Hollifield
Forest City
Jas. D. Melton
Bostic
F. Z. Elmore
Mooresboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. M. White
Forest City, N. C
Spartanburg
Texaco
East Main Street
Liberty ST. News
High Shoals
OAK Grove News
Scruggs-Rollins
B. B. Doggett
Standard Gloak Company
Spartanburg, S. C
Eagle “Mikado
Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Army Foot
Army Shoe
Men’s Union
Southern Trading CO
Army and Navy
Magnolia ST
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