Williams McCall wedding announced in Marion club
Mrs W R Chambers hosted at Marion Lake Club on July 17 to reveal the engagement of Miss Mary Willie McCall to Mr Darel Williams of Spindale. Details describe decor bridge games white and green motifs and gifts for the bride elect with the ceremony planned for early fall and Williams’ Carolina education background noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Noyes
Mesdames Ashworth
W. T. Morgan
W. L. Morris
Marion
J. C. Williams
Spindale
Rutherford
Enjoyable Picnic Tuesday for Andrew's Mill group
A group of younger residents attended a picnic supper at Andrew's Mill last Tuesday evening. Attendees included Misses Ruth Ellis Flora and Ethel Morris Bess Cowan Grace Ellington Messrs Ocie Nanney John Yelton Paul Watson Victor Grose and Mr and Mrs Max Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew's Mill
Ruth Ellis
Flora
Ethel Morris
Bess Cowan
Grace Ellington
Ocie Nanney
John Yelton
Paul Watson
Victor Grose
Max Watson
Local Happenings and Sports at Ellenboro Game
Miss Bess Cowan visited Nebo grandparents with Carl Cowan and Grace Ellington returning Sunday afternoon. Local baseball featured Ellenboro beating Spindale 15 12 after a ninth inning surge. Kiwanis official Elmore visiting. Mrs. Smith neuralgia. Mrs. Price and Hoyle visiting from Concord. Fred Kinzie back from Wrightsville Beach. Merry Players of Rutherfordton staged The Path Across the Hill with good attendance. Ivy Cowan returned from Wrightsville Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Cowan
Nebo
Carl Cowan
Grace Elington
Ellenboro
Spindale
Rutherfordton
Ivy Cowan
Wrightsville Beach
Three Cherokee gang escapees steal car head toward North Carolina
Three white men serving sentences on the Cherokee county chain gang escaped, stole John Pink Blanton's car, and fled east. They removed shackles with an axe at Ben Bonner's house near Chesnee, donned overalls, and headed toward Casar North Carolina via Buck Shoals bridge. Chief R B Bryant, Dick Moore, G W Byrd led a pursuit to Cliffside. the fugitives are believed to be in South Mountain area. Local news notes also mention Miss Lizzie Byrd visiting Caroleen and convalescing Birdia Byrd. Revival meetings continue at Hicks Grove and State Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney
Cherokee County
John Pink Blanton
Ben Bonner
Chesnee
Bonner
Lizzie Byrd
J. E. Moore
Caroleen
Grover Hardin
Birdia M. Byrd
Hicks Grove
State Line
Get-Together Meeting Of Methodist Sunday School
The annual get-together of the young men and men classes will be held Saturday evening August 1 at 8 o'clock. A class committee met at Mr G B Howards office to plan. The event aims to boost Sunday school attendance during summer. Nearly a hundred invitations were mailed to former and prospective members for the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
G. B. Howard
Rutherfordton Spindale District to form new schools
The Rutherfordton Spindale Consolidated District will organize into three elementary schools and one central high school. Rutherfordton and Spindale elementaries seek NC Standard Elementary School status. the high school aims for Southern Association accreditation with broad college preparatory tracks and early teacher training. The new campus sits on a scenic elevated site with a brick faced building, extensive facilities, and a planned roster of highly qualified teachers across grades and subjects.
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Rutherfordton-Spindale
Rutherfordton and
Spindale
North Carolina
Southern Association of Colleges and Accredited
Draper
B. L. Smith
Rutherfordton Elementary
Florence Culbreth
Round Hill Academy
Iva Lovelace
BessieWhorter
State College For Women
Winder
Marion Clayton
Peace Institute
Laurinburg
N. C
Theresa Taylor
Rutherfordton High School
A. A. McFarland
G. G
Claremont College
A. L. Morris
Mars Hill College
Ruth Tilley
Appalachian State Normal
Granite Falls
Anne Rabe
U.N. C
U. of Tennessee
Columbia University
Salisbury
Ruth
A. S. Tanner
Burke
Bostic
W. G. Deviney
Rutherford County
Clara Taylor
Asheville Normal
Fannie Noel Bannerman
Mississippi State Normal
Boone
Pauline Harrelson
Davenport College
Cherryville
Madge Wilkins
Asheville’ Normal
Jessie Harper Brown
Monroe
MaeNan
Winthrop College
McColl
8. C
Ola Lovelace
Ruby McDonald
Anderson
S.C
F. H. Shuford
N. C. College of Agriculture and Engineering
Merly
Ellenboro
State College Station
Bal
N.C
Cal High School
L. E. Spikes
Dukes University
Candler
Candler High School
Asheville
H. S
Ameli Stephenson
Lewisburg Seminary
U. of Va
Columbia U
Bolar
Blanche Dellinger
Lillian K. Neal
Berea College
Peabody College
Nashville
Harry B. Waller
U. of Ky
Glendale
Ariz
Cora L. Odom
Columbia College
Gibson
Joscelyn Cox
Meredith College
Wingate Junior College
Chapel Hill
Claire Reid
Queens College
Curry School
Opening date set for 1925 26 session
The article notes September 14 declared as the opening date for the 1925 26 session. It mentions widespread professional training for teachers via summer schools correspondence courses or extension classes. It also lists Boy Scouts from Piedmont Council planning a Lake Lanier camp trip under Scoutmaster 0 L Simpson along with names of participants and trip dates August 2 to August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Council
Lake Lanier
Tryon
Mack Hill
Clyde
Homer Shytles
Frank Ramsey
Bob Padgett
Russell Northy
Gilbert Monfredo
Herman Harrill
George
Robert Rollins
Luther Mace
Burnice Burgin
Earl Yelton
Guy Williams
Boyd Hardin
0. L. Simpson
Piedmont
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Clarence Griffin
G. ¥. Hovis
Spindale Drug Store
Candy Kitchen
THE
John Thomas
Prop
Postoffice
Forest City, N. c
Liberty
Spindale, N. C
Forest City
Mr. Elmore
International Kiwanis
Carolinas
S. E. Elmore
Fred C. Kinzie
State Line News
South Mountain
Casar, N.C
Rutherfordton - Spindale
B. B. Doggett
the Royal Store
Royal
Bank of Personal Service
Citizens Bank and Trust CO
L. Miller
G. F. Cline
W. Keeter
Union Mills
J. L. Taylor
R. L. Ariail
W. G. Scoggin
R. L. Hampton
JL. Taylor TB. Lovelace
Ws W. Hicks C. D. Geer Co
F. Cline
J. O. Ledbetter
J. FP. Flack
W. L. Long , E. Erwin Kenneth S. Tanner
Miles
Lavy
Niles
Covery
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