Mrs Jason Cole Died Sunday in Rutherfordton
Mrs Jason Cole died Sunday evening of pneumonia at sixty five. Burial planned at Kistler's Chapel. She leaves husband and seven children including Virdie, Clarence, Claude, Huber, Mrs Avery Ruppe, Mrs Virgie Ruppe, and Miss Bess Cole, plus nineteen grandchildren. Other items note Miss Pauline Morrow improving, Estelle Jones ill, and local visits and gatherings.
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Rutherfordton
R-1
Jason Cole
Kistler
Birthday Party for Jimmy Early Jr in Caroleen
Friends gathered at 2 to 4 P M in Caroleen to celebrate Jimmy Early Jr s sixth birthday. Games followed by ice cream and cake. Attendees included Francis Morrow Buddie Morrow May Sue Horn Joel Splawn Avis Splawn William Robbins Susan etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroleen
Little Jimmy Early, Jr
Clyde Mitchell
Billy Childers
Peggy
Jean Harrill
Paul Hawkins
Jimmy Early, Jr
Oak Grove community notes from Bostic area Sunday events
Rainy weather kept Sunday school attendance small in Oak Grove Bostic R-3. Visitors included Miss Victoria Jones of Walls with Miss Ethel Tate, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blanton and Betty Sue plus Edith Blanton of Charlotte at W. T. Blanton's. Several Biggerstaff relatives hosted and visited over the weekend. church service is scheduled for next Sunday with 10 am Sunday school and 11 am worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
W. P. Tate
Josephine Kennedy
Forest City
Hazel Biggerstaff
J. E. Hipp
J. M. Biggerstaff
L. B. Lowery
Bert Lowery
Shelby
Delia Randall
T. B. Harrill
J. T. Webb
Odella Tate
Edney Greene
Walls
Oak Grove
Leigh Harrill
Rutherfordton
Evie Hamrick
K. M. Randall
Missionary Society Meeting At First Baptist Church
The regular business meeting of the Woman's Missionary and Ladies' Aid societies will be held in the First Baptist church at 3 o'clock Wednesday, February 6th. A full attendance is desired at this meeting.
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Woman’s Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Societies
First Baptist Church
Used Cars For Sale Listing By J.T. Camp
A classified run offers several vintage autos for sale including 1924 Dodge Coupe 25 Ford Tourings 25 Ford Sedan 25 Studebaker Coupe 1926 Chevrolet Coach 1926 Chevrolet Coupe 1927 Chevrolet Coupe 1927 Essex Coach 1925 Dodge Touring 1925 Buick Touring and a Studebaker Touring.
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J.T. Camp
Death Comes to Mrs R J Norris of Ruth
Ruth January 29 Mrs R J Norris widow of the late Robt Norris died at Rutherford Hospital Sunday noon after an extended illness. Funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon at three oclock with Rev E B Jenkins pastor of the First Baptist church of Rutherfordton in charge. A large sorrowing crowd attended with Mrs John A Miller singing a solo and Mesdames Miller
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Ruth
R. J. Norris
Robt. Norris
Rutherford Hospital
E. B. Jenkins
First Baptist Church of
Rutherfordton
John A. Miller
Riverside News: Local Social Visiting and Illness Update
Harris area notes Mrs J E Padgett improves after illness. Mary Randall visited with her grandparents Rev and Mrs T C Harris. R B Powell and daughters Eula Ida and Georgia spent weekend in Ellenboro visiting relatives. Charlie Splawn and son Rich ard visited Powell Friday. T E Randall visited Herbert Randall Saturday. Lucy Padgett and Mary Randall called on Mrs Mark Collins. Lewis and Luther Cudd visited T E Randall. John Padgett in Randall. Charlie Worley ill with flu. T E Randall family spent weekend at L D Wilkie’s near Polk County. Richard Splawn and Owen Best visited Ruffin Powell Saturday. Earl Randall and Misses Clara O Mary Ethleen and Mollie Padgett visited R B Powell Friday. Ida and Eula Powell visited T C Harris. Aby Collins spent Saturday night with T C Harris. Release Collins visited Earl Randall Wednesday night. ited Earl
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Herbert Randall
Lucy Padgett
Mary Randall
Mark Collins
Messrs
Lewis and
Luther Cudd
T. E. Randall
John Padgett
Randall
Charlie Worley
L. D. Wil
T. C. Harris
Release Collins
Earl Randall
Mr. Earl
Center News Briefs from Bostic K4 January 78
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Melton and Mr. Olan Sparks visit Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Hutchins. Mrs. Martha Melton is critically ill. Miss Beadie Melton stayed with cousin Mrs. A C McCurry. James Crow died last week. M C Mauney and son Paul visited John Mauney of Floyds Creek. Mrs. Thomas Toney and children visited Laura Waters. Lydia Biggerstaff spent Saturday night with Mrs. Thomas Toney.
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M. C. Mauney
Paul Mauney
John Mauney
Floyd's Creek
Thomas Toney
Laura Waters
Della
Octavia McCurry
Lydia Biggerstaff
Lake Lure Girls Quint Win Twice In Close Weekend
Lake Lure defeated Fruitland Institute by 14 to 18 and Green Hill High by 11 to 41 to add two victories to their basketball run. The Fruitland test was tight while Green Hill dominated the Lake Lure quintet in the later game.
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Lake Lure
Fruitland Institute
Hendersonville
Green Hill High School
Fruitland
Green Hill
Prof J F Gallery In City As Musician And Tuner
Prof J F Gallery a pianist violinist and piano tuner from Parker-Gardner Company Charlotte is in town tuning pianos. He has worked with Parker-Gardner for nineteen years and serves musical people and firms across the state.
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J. F. Gallery
Parker-Gardner Company
Charlotte
Prof. Gallery
Parker-Gardner Co
Harris area social notes from New Hope News
Harris and nearby residents are listed in a weekly social roundup. Visitors include Randall and Worley families, Mrs. Trim Thompson ill in Spartanburg, and local folk like Mabel Jones Bertha Jones Idella Lancaster Lizzie Turner Belle Wilkie and others visiting relatives in Charlotte Spartanburg Green River and Shiloh areas over the period.
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Trim Thompson
Spartanburg
Mabel
Bertha Jones
Charlotte
L. D. Wilkie
J. M. Biggerstaff
Shiloh
John Taylor
Lizzie Turner
Belle Wilkie
W. P. Wilkie
Green River
A. B. Tanner
Alice and
Vivian Kennedy
Jane Eunice
Bernice Roach
Traffic Court Scouts Aide Four Day Operation in Newton
The Town Committee commends Troops 1 and 9 of Newton New Jersey for efficient help in traffic court during a four day period. About forty Scouts assisted at traffic checks. Walter Marks of Kings Mountain visited Newton Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs P L Mark.
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Newton
New Jersey
Walter Marks
Kings Mountain
P. L. Mark
Professors Host A Friday Evening Party In Henrietta
Professor and Mrs J A Hamilton entertained guests at their North Henrietta Street home Friday evening January twenty fifth The party featured games and entertainment with Dr Robertson of Cliffside and Reverend Mr Childress of Caroleen winning prizes Hosts Mrs Hamilton and Mrs W S Moore served a salad course Attending were Rev and Mrs R N Childress Caroleen Professor and Mrs A C Lovelace Caroleen Mr and Mrs W S Moore Henrietta Dr and Mrs Robertson Cliffside Mr and Mrs Henry Jenkins Avondale Mr and Mrs John Layne Avondale Ruth Robertson Caroleen Ruby Smith Avondale Lilla Freeman Avondale Ralph Jolly Rutherfordton Roy Corn Forest City Dan Smith Forest City and S B Moore Henrietta
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Henrietta
J. A. Hamilton
Henrietta Street
Dr. Robertson
Cliffside
Childress
Caroleen
Hamilton
W. S. Moore
R. N. Childress
A. C. Lovelace
W. 5.Moore
Robertson
Henry Jenkins
Avondale
John Layne
J Ruth Robertson
Ruby ‘Smith
Lilla Freeman
Ralph Jolly
Rutherfordton
Roy Corn
Forest City
Dan Smith
S. B. Moore
Forest City Fire Department Ordinances
Mr John Pool heir calls attention to Forest City ordinances on fires and the fire department. The republished laws warn fines of 5 dollars or five days imprisonment for unauthorized access to fire trucks and for other violations, including driving near emergency vehicles, loafing at the fire house, or damaging fire hoses. The fire limits cover Main Street area within defined blocks.
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John Pool
Forest City
Ordances
Main Street
Young’s Street
King’s Street
Powell Street
King Street
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Pauline Morrow
Estelle Jones
Mrs. Gilford Ledbetter
Spindale
B. M.’ Jones
Avis Tate
Estelle
Odessa Jones
Leo Smith
Annie Hamrick
Holly Springs
Elva Spurlin
Jenkins Brothers
Harris
Ella Hamrick
May Allen
Forest Royster
Rutherford County
Vaudville
Royal Theatre
Spindale, N. C
OAK Grove News
Ssionary Society
Moss
Riverside News
Center News
QUINT
City
NEW Hope News
Patty
Forest City, N. C
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