Epworth League social forms plan for senior unit
A January social at the Welfare House in Spindale gathered about thirty Methodist Sunday school youths to discuss organizing a senior Epworth League. A nomination committee led by Fred C. Kinzie, Mrs. Matson, and Clarence Griffin will prepare officers to be elected Sunday evening. Officers named include President Ivy Cowan and Grace Ellington among others with Miss Hicks as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Spindale Inn
Methodist Sunday School
Epworth League
Waddell
League
Fred C. Kinzie
Mrs. Matson
Clarence Griffin
Ivy Cowan
Ossie Melton
Epworth
Max Watson
Grace Griffin
Grace Ellington
Miss Hicks
Surprise wedding ties Thelma England and William Beatty
Thelma England and William Beatty wed secretly on Sunday January 4. The couple are well known in Spindale with Miss England the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. England and Beatty formerly from Golden Valley now residing in Spindale, brother of Carl Beatty of the Spindale Bargain House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma England
William Beatty
Spindale
Beatty
J. C. England
Golden Valley
Carl Beatty
Spindale High Opens Bible Class and Records Resolutions
Spindale High organized a Bible class taught by A M Norton for students Una Setzer Ethel Stegall Dora Ledbetter Bronner Harrill Ora Crenshaw Maude Scott Zora Harris Betha Beam Lavonia Shytle Horace Elliott and Tommie Culbreth The school had a half day Friday due to rain The four New Year resolutions aim to improve the second half of the year live by the motto To Be Rather Than to Be Seen strive to help everyone and improve the community A stay for Grace Ellington ill after an appendectomy is noted An Elmore Literary Society program on Jan 16 includes a short play an edited paper by Stegall and Stott piano solos recitations and a critic A P T A meeting on Jan 15 features health home study and school support topics A high school girls committee will supervise babies for mothers attending the meeting.
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Spindale High School
A. M. Norton
Una Setzer
Ethel Stegall
Dora Ledbetter
Bronner Harrill
Ora Crenshaw
Maude Scott
Zora Harris
Bentha Beam
Lavonia Shytle
Horace Elliott
Tommie Culbreth
Elmore Literary Society
Maude Stott
Platina Boone
Francis Setzer
B. L. Smith
Grace Ellington
P.T.A
Lurlene Hicks
Remus
Mary Sue Hill
Margaret Tate
Evelyn Waddell
A. M. Hill
Adaville News summarizes local visits and illness
Forest City visitors Rev J D Bridges and Dan Moore called on Mr Monroe McDonalds Sunday as church services were canceled by rain. Mrs E M Diviney and Leslie Smith ill but improving. Community gatherings hosted by McBrayers and Shehans. Carl Guffie buried. 32 000 employed in Canadian paper industry.
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Forest City
R-2
J. D. Bridges
Lattimore
Dan Moore
Boiling Springs
Monroe
Myrtice
Vessia McBrayer
Annie
Lucy Shehan
Mary Crow
Ruth McDonald
Fred McDonald
B. M. Wilson
Carl
John Guffie
Adaville
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Hovis
Spindale Drug Store
Jacksonville
Texas
Hubert Hodge
H. W. Hill
Miss Grace
Rutherford Hospital
J. Horace Burwell
J. D. Ledbetter
Burwell
Mozelle Hunt
J. F
Hotel Charlotte
Charlotte
James E. West
New York
Carl and
Office Force
Asheville
Bess Cowan
G. B. , Howard
Victor
Roy
Ocie Nanney
John Starnes
Armstrong
Starnes
Mack Armstrong
Gastona
J. J. Grayson
Spencer Mills
Oliver Williams
Robert Giles
Chesnee
S. C
Ellenboro
Ethel Guffey
H. A. Dotson
T. F. Searcy
Earnest Simmons
W. B. Rich
Stonecutter Mills Co
Robbins Brothers
Eflenboro
J. D. Robbins
Ray
R. N. Spangler
Lissie Harrill
Stonecutter Bi ‘Company
Laurens
Gus Jack
Randolph County
Craes
E. Millsaps
Mr. Walker
Napoleon Gilbert
Crea
Melvin Hill
Hensley Dry Goods Company
Spindale, N. C
Citizens Bank and Trust CO
Rutherfordton
Union Mills
C. L. Miller
C. F. Cline
C. W. Keeter
M. H. Jones
R. R. Harrill
F. F. Cobb
Dr. M. H. Biggs
R. L. Hampton
J. L. Taylor
T. B. Lovers
W. W. Hicks
C. D. Geer
C.L. Miller
F. Cline
J. F. Flack
W. L. Long
G. E. Erwin Kenneth S. Tanne
England
the Royal Store
Royal
Spindale, N.C
Adaville News
Liberty
N. C
Drew
Nissen
E. Main Street
Spartanburg, S. C
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