Pleasant Grove observes Sunday School Day and town notes
Pleasant Grove marked a Sunday School Day with a program described as splendid. Miss Alma Williamson visited Miss Margaret McDonald. Dock Moore Jr. arrived. families traveled to Burnsville and Knoxville. Junior League hosted a Red White and Blue Ball with patriotic games and a Star Spangled Banner tribute. A strong town-wide social scene and local notices follow including a call to cheer the Eagles at a nearby game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Knoxville
Tenn
C. P. Murph
G. W. Long
Burnsville
J. S. Grose
Junior League of
Pleasant Grove
Pat Otie
Gladys Orton
Miss Dalton
Albert Blanton
Sandy Mush News Compact Social Roundup
Forest City Route 1 July 12 notes Rowland Morgan returns from Berea Ky. Mare Aldridge improving. Paul Tate J R Morrow family visit Greenwood and relatives. Fred Henson family and Mary Horns visit Shelby. Pauline Morrow Shiloh visits Edna Aldridge. G S Trout visits A V Hamrick home. West family Henson Morrow visit. Herman Womack of Spartanburg weekend visit. Dorothy McDaniel returns from Cullowhee. J F Hamrick daughters Louise Margaret visit A V Hamrick. Nellie Morrow visits Rock Hill. Buford Turner Spindale visits Arvil Aldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Rowland Morgan
Berea
Mare Aldridge
Paul Tate
J. R. Morrow
Greenwood
S. C
Robert Reid
Bobby, Jr
J. R. McDaniel
Fred Henson
Atlanta
Mary Horn
Mary Sue Horn
Sarah Hamrick
Shelby
Pauline Morrow
Shiloh
Edna Aldridge
G. S. Trout
A. V. Hamrick
C. T. Aldridge
Vorney West
Clemey Henson
Jim Morrow
Herman Womack
Spartanburg
L. L. Womick
Dorothy McDaniel
Cullowheel
J. F. Hamrick
Louise
Margaret
Nellie Morrow
Rock Hill
Buford Turner
Spindale
Arvil Aldridge
Talk Up Your Town You Live In It
A vintage civic message urges residents to promote their town and its value rather than complain. It argues that negative talk harms personal business and property values, urging readers to show pride and refrain from harming the community’s image.
Alexander Team Defeats Spindale in Baseball Showdown
Alexander, July 12. Over thousand baseball fans watched Lefty Lancaster hold Spindale to six hits and one run while Alexander racked up 19 hits and nine runs off Buchanan. The locals opened strong with the first three batters singling in, two scoring. Every Alexander batter except one had at least two hits, with Kirby accounting for a triple, a double and a single in five at bats. Marion faces Alexander at Alex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Lefty Lancaster
Spindale
Buchanan
Kirby
Marion
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West End
Alma Williamson
Charlotte
Mrr
Gilford Ledbetter
Walter Daniel
Coster McBrayer
Hilda McDonald
Reds
Ethel Robinson
Whites
J. P. Hardin
Blues
Lancaster
Asheville
Ander
Lancaster and
Miller
Buchanan, Setzer
Corn
Sandy Mush News
Miles
Wormion
C. E. Huntley
G.C. King
M. J. Harrill
H. Wilkins Tex
A. Wilkie
Cyclone Auction Company
Forest City, N. v
Parks-Belk Coo
Spartanburg, S. C
Morgan Square
Aug. W. Smith Co
Parks-Belk CO
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