Granddaughter of Floyd's Creek Mourns Sally M Jones
Mrs Sally McGinnis Jones died at her son's home after illness at eighty seven. She was a faithful member of Floyd's Creek Baptist Church and known as Grandma Jones. She leaves four children, twenty grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren. Funeral held at Floyd's Creek Church with Rev L N Epley officiating. Interment in Floyd's Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally McGinnis Jones
Mr. Jones
Floyd’s Creek
Fami
Paul Jones
Joe Jones
Bunyan Jones
Dennis Jenkins
Jarvis Tate
Ora Byers
Estelle Tate
Ruth Jones
Minnie McGinnis
Vernon Tate
Maude Henderson
Floyd’s Creek Church
The Year's Work at Caroleen Henrietta
Caroleen Henrietta reports praise for a fruitful year with 74 baptisms, 416 members, and $4420 raised for all purposes including missions and education. Training schools yielded 150 awards, B Y P A and Y U programs grew, and community help included $200 for the sick and a new church library. The two churches credit fellowship, leadership, and steady progress as they move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockman
Mill Village
Henrietta
B. B. Smart
T. J. Bagwell
Alexander News Society Notes for July Meeting
The wo mans club met in the club room Thursday night with multiple hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Benson of Rutherfordton were dinner guests Sunday. Miss Mildred Mathes of Converse S C visits this week with her sister Mrs T R Whitstine. The Morrow family of Fort Mill S C spend the week with Rev C C Matheny. Children of Mr and Mrs Stanley Laughridge celebrated with a birthday dinner. Mr and Mrs M G Allen Jr visited with her parents Mont and Mrs Jackson of Cliffside. C J Hicks visited in Charlotte Friday. Miss Gertrude Ledbetter of the Ferry spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Vance Rollins. Mrs D B Randall attending summer school at Lenoir Rhyne spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Eugene Allison visited Brevard Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mill
Woman’s Club
C., Mathney
Jaron Hamrick
M. D. Blanton
S. J. Benson
Rutherfordton
J. Hicks
Mildred Mathes
Converse, S. C
T. R. Whitstine
Alfred Morrow
Jtheir
Lois and
Virginia
Fort Mill
S. C
C. C. Matheny
Gertrude Ledbetter
the Ferry
Vance Rollins
D.B. Randall
Lenoir- Rhyne
Eugene Allison
Brevard
Marriage of Russell Shytle and Pearl Neal at Caroleen
Rutherfordton July 14. Russell Shytle claimed Pearl Neal as his bride in a ceremony last week. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Neal of Caroleen, educated at Asherville Normal, has taught at Henrietta school for two years. The groom is son of Mrs. Gatha Shytle and works at Caroleen mills.
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Rutherfordton
Russell Shytle
Miss Pearl Neal
J. H. Neal
Caroleen
Normal School
Asherville
Henrietta School
Gatha Shytle
Caroleen Mills
Kath leen James and Stacy Mull wed in Morganton ceremony
Miss Kath leen M. James and Mr Stacy C Mull were married at Rev Benfields home in Morganton on June 29. Guests included family and friends from Morganton and Hickory. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs G L McAfee, trains as a nurse at Western State Hospital and will reside in Morganton with her husband.
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Miss James
Stacy C. Mull
Morganton
Kathleen M. James
Stacy C.mull
Benfield
Mull
Hickory
Clyde Barger
Bud Abee
Dudley Sherrill
Julia Barkley
Harry
G. L. McAfee
Forest City
N. C
Georgia
W. E. Evans
Lee
Western State Hospital
Alonzo Mull
Ferry defeats Floyd's Creek 7 to 0 in Mooresboro baseball
Ferry defeats Floyd's Creek baseball club 7 to 0 in Mooresboro. Roy Scruggs pitched for Ferry while Phillips and Walls pitched for Floyd's Creek. Ferry to play Floyd's Creek next Wednesday afternoon at Floyd's Creek.
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Mooresboro
R-1
Ferry
Floyd’s Creek
Roy Scruggs
Phillips
Walls
Thuds Creek
Floyd’s,Creek
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S. M. Jones
Hedford
Castoria
Olitt
Caroleen-Henrietta
J. A. Brock
Caroleen-Henrietta Baptist
Lord’s Vineyard
Alexander News
Shytle-Neal
Baseball
Ladies and
Charlotte
Graham McNamee
Grantland Rice
NBC
New York
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
GSE
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