Zeb Nettles Addresses Legion Meeting in Asheville
Hon Zeb Nettles of Asheville spoke to Willis Towery Post 74 in a meeting chaired by Geo Freeman. He outlined the American Legion aims emphasizing Universal Service Act and urged former service members to join the post which reports 114 members after seven new additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Towery
Geo. K. Freeman
Goldsboro
Zeb Nettles
Asheville
American Legion
Moss
R. R. Morris
G. J. Henry
Broadus More
Ernest Roberson
Dee Harrill
Frank Dorsey
Legion
Fiwest
North Carolina
F. C. Dorsey
Charles Clayton
Billie Booten
America
C. C. Ridings
Buncombe County
Florence Mills and local visits fill Florence area notes
Florence Mills area notes record multiple neighbor visits and illnesses including Mrs. J D Owens and the Putmans visiting Shelby and Boiling Springs families. New arrival reported a son born to Linnie Head. Several residents moved or were ill, with community chatter and local humor stanzas interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mills
Ezell Russ
Shelby
Duran Putman
Boiling Springs
S. E. Blackburn
J. D. Owens
Dan Hardin
Cindy Ritch
A. H. Sisk
Winfred Webb
Flack
Walter Phillips
Marion
Mary Johnston
J. G. Lindsay
Rutherfordton
Ellie McCluney
Vassey
Mrs. Linnie
Head
Mass Meeting At Court House Feb 3
A mass meeting will be held in the court house Monday evening February 3 at 7:30 oclock inviting all county residents. Prominent Hendersonville speakers and a male quartet will attend with several special program features. The gathering targets business professionals farmers and others in the community.
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Court House
Hendersonville
Making a Newspaper Requires Years of Study
Monroe Enquirer notes that crafting a good newspaper is a demanding, time pressured craft. It argues editors must spell and recall many names, weave multi person stories, and judge headlines and layouts instantly. Only sustained study and practical experience produce quality newspapers.
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Monroe Enquirer
Rural Route Extensions Ordered by Post Office
The Post Office Department orders extensions of rural routes out of Forest City effective February 16, 1930. Route 1 goes from Mount Pleasant church and school to J P Toms, retracing. Route 3 runs west to W Waters then Frank Robertson, Baren Davis, and to Highway 20 at B Z McDonald, then to Forest City post office. Also note stray phrases Two Last Words Perhaps and a fragment about a woman, diamonds, and a College Hill Book Club gathering at Mrs W W Potts’ home.
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Forest
Post Office Department
Mount Pleasants Church
J. P. Toms
W. Waters
Frank Robertson
Baren Davis
B. Z. McDonald’s
Forest City
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Florence
W. W. Potts
Fourth Avenue
College Hill
College Hill Book Club
Stein's Department Store
Boys’ Athletic Union
Men’s Athletic Union
Vici
Cebala
Rae
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