Oak Grove News Counts Holiday Social Ties
The Oak Grove community notes Rev. Curtis Holland of Glendale preached Sunday morning and hopes to return. Sunday School grows. many residents recovered from illness and rejoined services. Numerous visitors and family gatherings fill the holiday period with extended kin from Charlotte Rutherfordton Henrietta Forest City Shelby and Gastonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llenboro
R-2
Curtis Holland
Glendale
Oak Grove
Yisces Mae Harrill
Charlotte
Leigh Hartill
Rutherfordton
C. B. Harrill
C. B. Harsis
C.B. Harrill
Billie
Javecea
Henrietta
LD. Wilkie
J. M. Randall
Jane Walker
Diel Harrill
Bobo @ spindale
John Blanton
Sisses Zennie
E.R. Magness
Dren Ernest, Jr
Sarah Martha
Forest City
Hester Magness
L. D. Wilkie
J.M. Ranall
Nannie Mae
Ellie Neton
Ollierea Randall
C. F. Tate
Stokesdale
East Flat Rock
Little
Marjorie
J. R
Avondale
J. M. Biggerstaff
K. M. Randall
Lenith
Catherine Randall
J. H. Randall
Floyd’s Creek
Susan Biggerstaff
Near
Lattimore
M. B. Beam
Houston Biggerstaff
Kannapolis
J. N. Randall
Gastonia
Mooresboro R-1 notes and holiday visits
Christmas Eve entertainment at High Shoals delighted attendees. Amorae Robinson, recovering from mastoid operation, returns home. Local residents travel to visit relatives in Columbia, Spartanburg, Charlotte, and Goldsboro. Poultry club in Catawba County nets 14183.39. Lindbergh marriage rumor circulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresboro
R-1
High Shoals
Amorae Robinson
Asheville
Williamlynn
jColumbia
S. C
Irvin Flynn
Ophelia Hames
Shelby Hospital
Tom Hames
S.C. Robinson
Bert Crosby
Columbia, Shase, C
Herbert Paris
Joyce
Herbert, Jr
Spartanburg
John Scoggins
Charlotte
Ferne Pruett
George Thompson
Lawrence Blanton
Cliffside
Charlie Wall
Sid Wall
Goldsboro
N. C
Roy Greene
Lattimore
Carl Jolley
Rutherford County Maps Reduced to $1.00
Rutherford County Maps offered at one dollar each, a reduction from two dollars. Each school and individual can obtain the complete county map by ordering from the office, mailed to any address for 125 cash with order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford County
R. E. Carpenter
Health column warns heart disease rising and prevention
Dr John Joseph Gaines warns readers that heart disease deaths are rising linked to infections and overloading. He urges throat care and physician checks during winter, and explains overeating and excess stimulation strain the heart, noting many deaths could have been prevented.
Nitrate of Soda Doubles Cotton Yield in Tests at Cool Springs High
Vocational Agriculture students at Cool Springs High School report that applying 200 pounds per acre of nitrate of soda as a side dressing more than doubles cotton yield. Across five plots, yields ranged from 670 to 1410 pounds per acre with profits improving notably. leading farmers are adopting the nitrate results for next season. Two 4-H club boys in Macon County each produced over 100 bushels of corn per acre this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Agricultural Students
Cool Springs High School
Department of Agriculture
Macon County
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OAK Grove News
Ethleen Webb
Shelby
Lucile Webb
Misses Rath
Alice Harrill
Afr
L. B. Lowery
Cleveland County
Docia Beam
T. B. Harrill
Albert Harrill
Howard Harrill
Delia Randall
Attie Bailey
Zella Wiggins
Susan
A. G. Randall
Clyde Randall
Alexander
Paul Wooten
Caroleen
Gordon Toms
Kelley Hamrick
P. N. Hamrick
Willard Randall
Donald
Ray
Robert
Rock Hill
Belle Wilkie
Tage
Forest City, N. C
Lindbergh
Poultry Club
Catawba County
J. W. Hendricks
John Joseph Gaines, M. D
Big City
Metropolis
Greenewald
Greenewald’s, Inc
The
Piedmont” Spartanburg, S. C
W. Smith
Spartanburg, S. C
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