Obituary of C. M. Robertson Forest City official dies
Mr C M Robertson aged 78 died at his home Saturday morning from heart trouble after earlier attacks last year. A key local figure he had served as deputy sheriff county coroner and tax collector for Forest City and was city tax collector at death. A longtime Methodist Knight of Pythias and Moose member he was born July 21 1850 in Caro le and married twice producing several children. Funeral at Forest City Methodist with Knights of Pythias grave ceremony. interment Providence church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Robertson
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
Asheville
Lillian Bell
Spartanburg
S. C
Leroy
Smith
Charlotte
Therman Robertson
Wadesboro
Clyde Robertson
Greenville
8. C
Robertson
Virginia Doggett
Louis
John Lee
Milton Robertson
Forest City Methodist Church
M. F. Moores
John S. Wood
A. Ayers
Zeno. Wall
Providence Church
Ruth Reid
Ae, King
Ruth Doggett
Kathleen Dorsey
Mesdames I
Robinson
Jack Hodge
A. D.”Nanney
C.E. ‘Alcock
Almae Davis Ellis
Shytle and Davis Marry in South Carolina
Wedding notices from Spartanburg and Gaffney report unions of William Lytle and Callie Dean December 22 performed by a probate judge, with friends traveling to celebrate. Another couple, Kenneth Shytle and Mattie Davis, wed in Gaffney the same day, officiated by Probate Judge Lake W. Stroupe, with Annié Davis and Guy Toney among those attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
William Lytle
Callie Dean
Spartanburg
S. C
Shytle - Davis
Keneth Shytle
Mattie Davis
Guy Toney
Annié Davis
Gaffney
Lake W. Stroupe
Henrietta News of Late Interest and Year End Socials
Henrietta reports teachers returning Tuesday after Christmas, school starting Wednesday. Lovelace family reunion with 20 relatives in Mooresboro. Dan Smith’s father injured in an accident recently, condition improving. Christmas program at Henrietta M E Church with fruit gifts to Sunday School. engagement announced between Pearl Gillespie and Cy Bradley. progressive bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs S J Asbury Jr with prizes. large guest list at Asburys event. Henrietta P T A to meet Thursday at grammar school. F H Price delivers New Year message to local congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Cleo Lane
Margaret Kimsey
Sue Koone
Goldie Lee Morrisette
Virginia Poole
A. M. Lovelace
Mooresboro
T. C. Lovelace
Martha Jane
W. M. Lovelace
Dan Smith
Sandy Music
Henrietta School
S. J. Asbury, Jr
Henry Jenkins
Frank Edwards
Asbury
Buren Phillips
F. O. Hand
Lucille Wall
Joe Whisnant
W. Louie Smith
Henrietta P. T. A
Grammar School
F. H. Price
Henetta
Symposium and New Year's Greeting From Horn's Theatre
Horn's Theatre thanks readers for 1928 and previews 1929 offerings. The note lists stars Colleen Moore and Joan Crawford among returning talents and mentions upcoming film titles such as Divine Lady and Phantom Woman, with billing and show dates to follow in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsyear
Das
Colleen Moore
William Haines
Alice White
al Hoxie
Hoot Gibson
Corine Griffith
Billie Dove
Mary Carr
Claire Bow
Joan Crawford
Ted Wells
Tom Tyler
Show People
Wallerfront
Wild West Show
Out Cast Souls
Red Riders of
Canada
Vienna
Former Rutherford County official Joe B. Palmer dies near Shelby
Joe B. Palmer aged seventy died at his daughter Mrs. Coleman Blanton's home five miles north of Shelby at 2 a.m. He lived with his daughter for years and had served on Rutherford County Board of Commissioners from 1898 to 1900 alongside A. S. McDowell and J. F. Edwards. Funeral held Monday at the Blanton home with burial in Elliott cemetery. His widow and two daughters, Mrs. Coleman Blanton and Mrs. Coran Wright of Cleveland County, survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Joe B. Palmer
Coleman Blanton
Blanton
Elliott
Coran Wright
Cleveland County
Rutherford County
Board of County Commissioners
A. S. McDowell
J. F. Edwards
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Ff Robertson
M. C. Davis
Union Mills
R-3
George Shytle
Florence Mills
Padgett & King
Forest City, N. C
Horn
Yee
Petty
Moss
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