Cliffside News weekly edition note and editor
The Cliffside News published with The Forest City Courier. Editor E Roach presents the weekly issue dated Thursday July 11.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
8
The Cliffside News published with The Forest City Courier. Editor E Roach presents the weekly issue dated Thursday July 11.
The editor leaves this morning with scouts for a week at Piedmont Council Camp on Lake Lanier's shore at Tryon. He has little time to write this week and notes Monday news gathering will be impossible, so several items of possible interest will be missed.
The revival meetings concluded Wednesday night with Dr Chappell returning to Monroe. He delivered powerful messages during each visit and editors hope the lessons bear fruit in the months and years ahead.
The congregation noted no mill operation this week, but 361 in Sunday School with three new members and 21 visitors attended. Morning preaching praised by a strong turnout, sermon on Deuteronomy chapters 6 and 12. Rachel Hill received a letter of dismission to Great Falls. Troop 1 BSA leaves for camp, with some Scouts lingering at Wrightsville Beach.
In Cane Creek Mills Union Mills R-2 July 8 farmers report progress on back work with a promising harvest outlook. A revival begins July 28 at Cane Creek Baptist church with public invitation. Miss Mary Causby of Glen Alpine visits. social ice cream gathering includes many locals. Manly Norville married Nan Guffey last week. Norville family notes and congratulations from friends.
Community notes list visits from relatives and friends including Dr. Harry L. Robertson and brother T. M. Robertson, Dewey Marshall, and Miss Dorothy Padgett. Local residents announce vacations, new jobs, birthdays, a birth, and trips to the beach or mountains as summer slowdown prompts travel and gatherings.
Local Pinehurst area notes revival plans led by Rev. I D Harrill with services slated for Concord on the third Sunday afternoon, July 21. Also reported are health updates on Mrs Sallie Goforth of Cramerton and social visits among area families including the Padgett and Bridges households. The Pinehurst Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs Oscar Padgett with a vegetable lecture, salad and dressing demonstration, dessert service.
Mrs. Jane Tate died at her home after declining health from heart disease. Survived by two children, Charles Tate and Mrs. Dual of Florida, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral held at High School Baptist church with Rev. D G Washburn and Rev. W T Tate officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
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