Local society notes from Sweetwater and nearby towns
Miss Bessie Carter of Sweetwater arrives to be with sister Mrs. C. M. Whisnant during illness. Charlotte visits include Mesdames Miller, Caminitz and Miss Young seeing Frances Hoyle after nasal throat operation. Several residents travel for studies, meetings, and shopping. Many local names and movements across towns are listed in this society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Carter
Sweetwater
Tenn
C. M. Whisnant
Whisnant
Mesdames
A. A. Miller
H.R. Caminitz
Margaret Young
Charlotte
Frances Hoyle
Mary Ayers
Raleigh
Meredith College
Helen Kilpatrick
Cornelius
Mayme Martin
W. A. Ayers
New Orleans
Board of Trustees
The
Baptist Bible Institute
Dalton Bros
J. C. Scruggs
T. C. Scruggs
Mooresboro
Hope Harrill
W. ©. Hardin
Rutherfordton
Lee McMurry
Wadesboro
Max Higgins
Chas. Whitlock
P. T. Reinhardt
Burge Harrill
Courtney
New York
Whitlock
Davie Bridges
Ellenboro
L. L. Clontz
C. Z. Bridges
S. L. Hobbs
Madge
Erwin
J. F. Weathers
Mr. Weathers
T. R. Padgett
J.C. Green
Thomasville
High Point
John T. Wilkins
Hendersonville
Flay
Shelby
A. C. Duncan
C. B. Early
of & Win
Tepa
Elbert Cole
Schild
J. J. Champion
P. L. Champion's
Rowena Ariail
Colum S. G
J. A. Dennis
B. B. Doggett
Ruth Doggett
Ruth Whitner
J. B. Flack
J. M. Burkholder and Son
Chimney i
Ray Horn
Thos. G. Stone
Thermal City
A. F
J. S. Biggerstar
Dater
Elizabeth
Asheville
Hague Padgett
Ferry News Notes and Local Visits in Mooresboro Area
Miss Birdie Boyd spent the weekend with her sister in Caroleen. Mrs W C Jenkins returned home after caregiving at her father's bedside. Mr H A Wall was buried at High Shoals. Ruth Webster visited Ferry area friends. Dr Twitty, county physician, visited Ferry school and examined pupils. One primary pupil needed tonsil surgery. nine in the principal's room required treatment. Few others were underweight. Watkins Products advertised at the Champion Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresboro
R-1
Birdie Boyd
Moore
Caroleen
W. C. Jenkins
H. A. Wall
High * Shoals
Ruth Webster
Ferry. Ie
Twitty
Ferry School
Forest City approves cement sidewalk paving plan
At the January 16 1925 meeting the Mayor and Board of Commissioners of Forest City adopt a resolution to pave sidewalks on Big Springs Avenue and Cherry Mountain Street with cement. Costs split five percent to property owners, remaining funded by the town, with five year payments at six percent interest and a five percent cash deferment allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Forest City
Big Springs Avenue
Cherry Mountain Street
W. C. Tate
Said Street
U. A. Champion
Big Spring Avenue
W. D. Protor
A. B. Flac
J.T
Bridges
Epworth League Social Brims With Merriment
The Epworth League of the Methodist church held a social at the memorial Saturday night under Miss Merle Wimberley and Miss Florence Edwards. Attendees wore exaggerated costumes and enjoyed a lively evening of merriment and fellowship.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nainsook
Sateen
Woile
Serge
Ick
Haynes’ Union
Swift
M. A. Higgins
Coopertown
N. C
Waterman’s Conklin’s
Tempoint
Wahl, Dunn and
Lifetime Pens
Eversharp
Corner Main & Church
Spartanburg, S. C
Wright-Scruggs Shoe Co
BIG Children’s Shoe Department
Wright-Scruggs Shoe Co. “the Shoe Store” of
Ferry News
Watkins Products
Champion Studio
Itt
Epworth Leagu Social
the Courier
Theate
Bennett Pictures Corporation Presents
Rex Beach
R. William Neill
Edwin
Harrelson- Fanning Co
Rutherfordton, N. C