Local Girls Defeat Hendersonville Lassies
The Cool Springs girls defeated Hendersonville 57 to 4 at home. Cool Springs led 18 to 0 early in the first quarter, then Hendersonville finally scored in the second quarter as the game progressed.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
5
The Cool Springs girls defeated Hendersonville 57 to 4 at home. Cool Springs led 18 to 0 early in the first quarter, then Hendersonville finally scored in the second quarter as the game progressed.
Davis tops scoring with 27 points while McKeithan adds 23 as Hendersonville defeats Cc. S. H. S. 29 2 at halftime and expands lead in third quarter. Lineup includes Hollifield Davis Stokes Lyda Reese and substitutions noted.
The Golden Tornado defeated Hendersonville Hi Boys 42 to 13 on Tuesday night with a 23 to 11 halftime lead. Biggerstaff led scoring with 18 points, Jackson 8, while Hendersonville went scoreless in the first quarter. Substitutions and lineups are listed along with referees in this local game report.
Union Mills Jan 4 Little Jeanne Simpson Nanney nine days old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Nanney died yesterday and was buried at Round Hill cemetery today at 3 pm Funeral services were conducted at Round Hill church by Rev W B Craig with assistance from Dr S Banks Dillard and Rev M L Buchanan condolences are extended to the bereaved parents and family
Miss Louise Elliott hosted a rock party with friends including Martin, Edwards, Hamst, Carpenter, Wright, and Mears. Vera Hamrick from Hollis visited her mother while A M McKinney stayed with Gaffney friends. Junior and Senior B Y P U events followed with gatherings at Turner's and Hamrick homes. Gertrude Philbeck returned from Charlotte Hospital. J C Elliott visits son J L Elliott. Rev R W Montgomery leaves for Coolemee. Dr. Buchanan improves after hospital care.
Notice is given that the partnership between J. C. Powell and S. Moss, trading as Powell & Moss Auto Dealers in Forest City North Carolina, was dissolved by mutual consent on January 4 1928. S Moss will carry on the business and assume all debts and liabilities and collect all money due. Dated January 18.
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