Postal Employes Enjoy Mooresboro Meeting
Postal workers from Cleveland and Rutherford counties gathered at Mooresboro for a large, profitable meeting with lunch provided by the community. Attendees heard speeches on the postal system, with inspectors offering guidance, and prizes awarded for essays on the postal service. The report notes plans to travel to Florida and Cuba before returning north.
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Shelby Star
Cleveland
Rutherford Counties
Mooresboro
Ployee
Sandy Run
B. M. Bridges
Hubert Green
W. J. Mooe
Rutherfordton
Post Office
Roy A. Sylvester
Henry C. Brinkley
L. P. Yarboro
Mr. Sylvester
Postal Service Councils
Collins-Moore Orchestra
Cliffside
S. M. Green
Helen Blanton
G. B. Pruett
Ellenboro
J. H. Quinn
Shelby
Price
Alcock
Forest City
Weathers
What Good Does It Do You to Know Something
A dated editorial style tirade mocks literacy tests and intelligence standards. It argues that advertising targets the majority and ridicules the idea of needing critical knowledge. The writer asserts that smarter individuals are discontent and urges satisfaction in ignorance while critiquing Bull Durham and literacy testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Young Men to Tour the West
Clarence P Parks and his friend K Vaughan Jenkins will begin an automobile journey around June 8 from Goldsboro North Carolina heading through Virginia to visit Natural Bridge and Luray Caverns then proceed to Western National Parks including Yellowstone Glacier Seattle and the Pacific Coast with stops at San Francisco Yosemite Sequoia Los Angeles Hollywood the Grand Canyon and Pikes Peak before continuing to Salt Lake City.
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the Courier
K. Vaughan Jenkins
United States
Virginia
Lauray Caverns
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Yosemite National Park
Sequoia National Park
Los Angeles
Hollywood
California
Grand Canyon
Pikes Peak
Salt Lake City
Forest City M E Church News: Reception For New Members
Forest City Methodist reports fifty new members this year and announces a Friday reception on June 12 with music readings talks and refreshments. Also notes continuing illness of Mrs. John Murry and improvement of Mrs. Julius McDonald. Mentions Mrs. M B Goodwin’s May talk on the World Missionary Conference and Father’s Day plans for June 7. Includes reports on a quarterly meeting June 6 and local weddings and arrivals.
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Forest City
John Murry
Julius McDonald
M. B. Goodwin
Morganton
Forest City Methodist Church
Washington City
Goodwin
A .A. Connelly
Fathers
Father
Pleasant Grove
Paris
Lee McMurry
Elizabeth McMurry
James R. Burgess
W. R. Ware
Chas. Z. Flack
J. W. Morgan
Flack
Mus‘lims
S.C
Morgan
Weaverville
N.C
Rome
Summer Pleasure: Earth Reshaping Into Life
A reflective meditation on summer noting the quiet transformation of dead particles into living life. The author muses on perception and the seasonal sense of renewal as nature reawakens.
The Seed and Summer Hope by Richard Jefferies
An excerpt celebrates transformation from seed to wing and flower. It extols nature as a sign of life, linking clods to living beings and praising the grasses oaks swallows and butterflies as earthly tokens of upcoming joys. It envisions humans eventually sharing in nature’s beauty and immortality.
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Earth
Richard Jeffries
Buy a Ford and Spend the Difference
A brief line advertising a Ford car purchase deal attributed to B. Doggett. The wording emphasizes choosing a Ford and saving the difference in price as the selling point.
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B. Doggett
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J. D. Huggins
Boiling Springs
Faye ‘Adams
Squashville
Florida
Cuba
Clarence P. Parks
Bulls
T and
Witt Rogers
Bie Keogee
P. S
Bull Durham
Aran
Fife
York
West
C. P. Parks
Farmers Hardware Co
Mr. Parks
Goldsboro
N. C
M. E. Church News
D. D
Forest City, N. C
Eagle Pencil CO
Burke
Jean
W. Smith Co
Spartanburg, S. C
U. S. Rubber Company
Miller Rubber Company
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