District W M U Meets In Memorial Building
The Marion District of the W M U of the Methodist church will hold a meeting here tomorrow in the Memorial building with morning and evening sessions and a luncheon. The afternoon session will be in the church. The local V M A of the Baptist church has been invited to attend with Rev C H Stevens. Mrs R A McDaniel spent days at Rutherford hospital for observation and illness. Mrs Ebber Toney and Miss Estelle McKinney of near Spartanburg visited their aunt Mrs Odie Lancaster. Mrs H A Wall and daughter Miss J Lucille of Henrietta attended Baptist church services last Sunday.
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W. M. U. of the Methodist Church
Memorial Building
The
Baptist Church
C. H. Stevens
R. A. McDaniel
Rutherford Hospital
McDaniel
Ebber Toney
Estelle McKinney
Spartanburg
Odie Lancaster
H. A. Wall
J. Lucille
Henrietta
Bertha Moore
Herron
South Mountain Institute
Miss Moore
G. A. Hines
Rutherfordton
Hines
Lettie Scruggs
Charlotte
Ella
J. F. Seruges
Von
Sammy
Roy
H. M. Freeman
Seeeereea L. Freeman
Forest City
J. B. Freeman
Nora
Shelby
M. Hendrick
Bess Freeman
Wilson County
Mamie Erwin
Muriel Barnes
Chas
Erwin
Chimney Rock
L. G. Garvin
Darby
Sandy Springs
S.C
Lavender Allen Wedding in Cliffside
Miss Annie Belle Lavender and Worth M. Allen of Forest City were married in the Memorial building by Dr. Charles H. Stevens. The couple left for a bridal tour in Gaffney after the ceremony. The bride is the eldest daughter of the Lavenders, long-time Cliffside residents. Master Arnold Cooper, who attends Morgan ton school for the deaf, is spending vacation with his parents. Rev. H. T. Stevens, Baptist State evangelism head, spent last Friday.
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Cliffside
Annie Belle Lavender
Worth M. Allen
Forest City
Memorial Building
Chas. H. Stevens
Morganton
Teacher Training School Opens at Baptist Church
A teacher training school will begin at the local Baptist church next Sunday and run through the following week. Faculty includes Miss Elizabeth Nuckols, J N Barnett, Rev Roy Waters, and Dr C H Stevens. Lunches provided daily. mornings feature B Y P U training for Junior Unions.
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Elizabeth Nuckols
Southern Baptist Board
J. N. Barnett
State Board
Roy Waters
C. H. Stevens
Banquet for Store and Office Force
The store and office force enjoyed banquet in the Memorial building last Tuesday night. A number of speeches were made. Among the speakers were Messrs. J. G. Roach manager of the stores Mr. McLain of Asheville representing the National Cash Register Company and Prof. Clyde Erwin superintendent of the Cliffside school. A bounteous repast had been prepared by the Home Economics class under the direction of Miss Annie Hall and Muriel Barnes. A number are attending the commencement exercises at Limestone College.
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Memorial Building
Messrs
J. G. Roach
Mr. McLain
Asheville
National Cash Register Company
Clyde Erwin
Cliffside School
Annie Hall
Muriel Barnes
Social notes and local visits in Cliffside
Society items recount ill children of local families and multiple weekend visits. Connie McCraw of Gaffney and Pickens Frazier of Spartanburg were guests of the Tates. Families travel to Lake Lure, Chimney Rock, and Spindale for work or visits. Several residents announce moves, church and school activities, and community events, with mentions of weddings, honeymoons, and local gatherings.
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Connie McCraw
Gaffney
Pickens Frazier
Spartanburg
Chas. C. Tate
J. Y. Padgett
Cecil Bridges
Lake Lure
Chimney Rock
Avondale School Graduates and Community Notes
Avondale public school closed a successful year with commencement on May 21 and 22. Six seventh graders earned diplomas. fourteen eighth graders graduated. Six Avondale girls earned diplomas from Cliffside High. seventeen Avondale students attended high school elsewhere. three girls attended college. Medals were awarded to 31 students, with Ruth Cantrell, Lucile Frye, Clyde Blanton, Mary Sue Edwards and Alice Edwards among recipients. Debaters Ruby Smith, Beatrice Hawkins, and Kathleen Roach spoke for Cliffside. The community notes highlight a joint Cliffside-Avondale group center meeting at Cliffside on June 2 and financial progress at Cliffside quarterly conference. Real estate ad appears at the end.
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Avondale
Frank Hall
Candace Rayburn
Gladys Waldrop
Lila Freeman
Lola West
Cliffside High School
Alice Edwards
Frances Haynes
Sadie Jenkins
Cliffside
Lucile Frye
Clyde Blanton
Ruth Canetrell
Mary Sue Edwards
Cullowhee Normal
Kathleen Roach
Ruby Smith
Beatrice Hawkins
Avon dale Church News Missionary Society Report
Missionary Society of Avon Dale Church, six months old, praised for strong effort under H M Owens as president and officers Thomas, Christy, Biggerstaff, Taylor. The group has raised about 150 dollars, spent 50 dollars on parsonage furnishings, plans equal funding to superannuate endowment, and aims to beautify church grounds while aiding local needy cases.
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I. N. Biggerstaff
H. C. Taylor
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