Methodist Church Notes Highlight Socials and Sermons
The Cliffside News reports Junior missionary society growth with two new members, a strong Sunday school attendance of 198, and sermons by Rev. Rhinehardt. It notes a late July Farm and Home Week invitation from State College and a Lincoln County farmer yielding over 300 bushels of wheat from ten acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Schaub
School of Agriculture
State College
North Carolina
Frank Seagles
Lincoln County
Death claims Mrs. Johnny Greene of Lattimore
Mrs. Johnny Greene of Lattimore died at Cliffside after a weeks illness while visiting her sister and niece. She had been ill since Christmas and died Monday at 6 10 PM. Funeral plans were to be held at Trinity Baptist Church Tuesday at two o clock with Rev. M M Huntley in charge. She is survived by her husband and three sisters Mrs J C Padgett of Cliffside Mrs Amanda Peeler near Mooresboro and Mrs Mary Ann Searcy of Shelby. She was 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Greene
Lattimore
Cliffside
J. C. Padgett
Susan Padgett
Trinity Baptist Church
M. M. Huntley
Greene
J. C. Padlett
Amanda Peeler
Mooresboro
Mary Ann Searcy
Shelby
Baptist Church notes on a large church music school
The church school of music began last week under Ftof. J. H. Ruebush and drew large classes at nine, two, and seven-thirty. The HigginS Sisters Quartet and G. L. Shirley performed for a sizeable audience, with visitors from many towns. 498 attended Sunday school including 38 visitors. a free offering aided expenses. Flowers from Mr. Price were sent to Miss Susan Padgett and her mother, Mrs. Johnny Greene, at the home of Mrs. Padgett’s deathbed after the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School of Music
J. H. Ruebush
Sun‘ay ‘School
Higgins
School of Rusic
Chesnee
South Carolina
Lattimore
Mooresboro
Ellenboro
Spindale
Forest City
Henrietta
Avondale
Caroleen
Harris
Boiling Springs
Mr. Price
Price
Susan Padgett
Johnny Greene
Carteret County Potato Growers See Avg Price Rise
Carteret county Irish potato growers report an average price of 4.25 per two barrel for this season and say they made some money. They faced heavy losses on cucumbers and snap beans due to oversupply and adverse weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carteret County
Irish Potato
Jet
Local Happenings From Gas?tenia To Spartanburg
Mrs. R. E. Carpenter and Little Ison, Ed. Jr., spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. John McFalls of Gas tenia. Various locals, including Messrs Jones, Lindsay Waters of Gilkey, W L Bland of Gilkey, and families, traveled or visited nearby towns. Mrs Hh L Robertson attends Asheville summer school and spent the weekend at home. Charles Haynes returned from a short business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Carpenter
Little Ison
Ed. Jr
John McFalls
Gas‘tenia
Messrs
Jones
Lindsay Waters F
Gilkey
W. L. Bland
M. C. Blanton
Myles Haynes
Myles, Jr
John Watkins
Avondale
Hh. L. Robertson
Asheville
Charles Haynes
J. C. Hayes
Charlotte
L. G. Garvin
Cliffside Mills
Atlanta
Purina Dealers School
Will Control Pellagra In Richmond County
Cooperating with the county health department, Mrs. Anna Lean Harris leads a Richmond county pellagra eradication effort as a major extension project this year. The program mobilizes health officials, dairies, relief committees and gardeners to diagnose, feed, and supply seeds, aiding both white and negro families with no discrimination. If expanded statewide, North Carolina could become pellagra free, says State College agent Mrs. Jane S. McKimmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lean Harris
Richmond County
Jane S. McKimmon
State Home
State College
Harris
North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cliffside News
Cliffside News
E. Roach
Methodist Church Notes
Junior Missionary Society
G. C. Shuford
D. H. Rhinehardt
Rhinehardt
Shuford
Paul
Peter
Jess Christ
Baptist Church Notes
Caroline
M. C. Long
Walhalla
S. C
Clyde Edwards
Una Edwards
Lake Junatuska
Miss Edwards
W. E. Owens
Greenville
D. C
H. G. Rollins
Spartanburg
Louise Rice
Leslie Rice
Cael Eagle Pencil CO
New York
CIF
Goodyear
America
Cliffside Motor CO
Cliffside, North Carolina
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