Cliffside News Briefs From The Courier Jan 24 1929
Cliffside News section dated Thursday January 24 1929 features brief local items and notices sourced from The Courier. Read as a compact record of happenings, notices, and short reports in Cliffside.
Local Happenings and Visits Spread Through Mooresboro Area
Local residents share weekend visits and relocations. Ed Carpenter and family, Lawrence Blanton, and Randolph Martin visited and stayed with friends and relatives in Boiling Springs and Shelby. Several families moved to nearby towns, while others welcomed kin and friends for hospital recoveries and weekends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carpenter
Lawrence ‘Blanton
Boiling Springs
Randolph Martin
Shelby
Ralph Crawford
M. C. Blanton
W. L. Bland
Rutherfordton
J. S. Atchey
Spindale
Blanton to Fight in Shelby in Eight Round Card
veteran boxer JwRENCE Blanton known as Jack Blanton from Cliffside trains for an eight round bout in Shelby on Saturday January 26. He faces K O Ser from McAdenville as the semi to Jerry Roberts Jonny Smore in a card featuring Sizemore as South Carolina middleweight champion and Roberts as a noted puncher. The event is set for two rounds with local names noted in the lineup. The R R Haynes Memorial Building has hosted constant activity since spring 1922 with multiple groups meeting in rooms, gymnasium and lobby during the past two months. Interment for Harriet Edwards followed the funeral attended by Clyde Edwards and family, Una Edwards, C D Hughes and Rev D H Whinehardt. The service was held in Rutherfordton with burial at Mount Pisgah Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Edwards
Clifton
Side Motor Company
Atlanta
Wys
W. T. Harrill
Ellenboro
Herard Davidson
A. T. Humphries
Asheville
G. C. Martin
Main Street
Franklin Harrill
Mars Hill
William Allhands
Rutherfordton
John Roach
Kyack
Blanton
Cliffside
Shelby
K. O Ser
McAdenville
Blan-Foster
Jerry Roberts
Jonny Smore
R. R. Haynes
Ildren
Una Edwards
Cliffside High School News Highlights Morale Building and Sports
The Cliffside High School section details weekly school life from January 18 1929. It covers new officers in the Florence Nightingale Society and Clyde A Erwin Society, classroom programs by Miss Logan and Miss Player, the first honor roll of the year, a 30 to 16 basketball win over Cowpens, a strong season run with 6 straight wins, and the launch of girls basketball led by captains Catherine Hawkins Monnie Hill Delia Bridgers Melba Jar rett and Mildred Plemmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Society
Catherine Hawkins
Georgia Blanton
Catherine Kendrick
Helen Greene
Grace Cantrell
Virginia Christy
Mable Ferree
Clyde A. Erwin
Cliffside High
Purple Cloud
Cowpens
Cliffside Boys
North Carolina
Monnie Hill
Delia Bridgers
Melba Jarrett
B Mildred Plemmons
Eastern Carolina appoints J L Moore as official tester
The second contesting association in eastern Carolina is now ready to begin work with the appointment of J L Moore as official tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
J. L. Moore
Examinations and the Noisy Brain in School
A pupil chronicles exam dread and memory lapses during study time. They describe slipping knowledge, nervousness, and odd mishaps with language rules and grammar as they struggle to answer questions. The piece ends with a plug to subscribe to The Courier.
Pasture Drive Aims to Expand Alamance Dairy Industry
In Alamance County, 3000 acres will be planted to improved pastures as key farmers in Mebane adopt a plan to increase dairy output and attract a milk condensery. About 11,057 cows are available but current pasture is insufficient, with W E White and W Kerr Scott driving the effort backed by 16 banks and local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Alamance County
Mebane
E. C. Brooks
W. E. White
W. Kerr Scott
Jersey
Scott
Seed sales boost 3000 acres planted to tame grasses
Farmers report 3000 acres now planted to tame and cultivated grasses with several buyers already purchasing seed.
Scout Wilford Saves Baby From Drowning in Florida Home
Wilborn Wilford a Scout from Okeechobee Florida saved his fourteen month old infant brother from drowning after the child fell into a tub of water. He performed artificial respiration until the baby revived, despite doctors being away from town. A cotton variety test report from North Carolina agriculture circular No 20 is available free from the State College agricultural editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilborn Wilford
Okeechobee
Florida
Scout Wilford
North Carolina
Agronomy
State College
Birds Sold at Yad Kin County Poultry Sale
About 100 birds were sold or exchanged at the rooster sale and exchange day organized by the Yad kin County Poultry Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadkin County Poultry Association
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de Cliffside News
The
Courier
Clarence Watkins
Rutherford Hospital
J. P. Carpenter
Presbyterian Hospital
Charlotte
M. V
Scruggs
Mary Web
Nttie Grandaughter
Mary Lois Webb
Forest City
J.P. Carpenter
K. Moore
A. Erwin
G. K. Moore
B. Boland
G. C. Hawkins
Moore
Craig Watkins
Rector Robbins
Boiling Springs Junior College
Baptist Church
Marvin Sparks
Jwrence
Jack
Sizemore
South Carolina
Salisbury
High Point
Mejinville
Cliffside Mills Furniture Store
Cliffside High School News
Cliffside School
Rutherford County
Caroleen
Lincolnton
Columbus
Panama Canal
H. L. Robertson
Cliffside, N.C
Essex
Hudson- Essex Challengers
Ad ‘Ass
Backell Op
Cliffside Motor Company