Cliffside News masthead with Forest City Courier partners
The Cliffside News operates weekly in conjunction with The Forest City Courier. Associate Editors E Roach Clyde A Erwin and Una Edwards guide the staff in producing local coverage for the Cliffside community.
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Cliffside News
Forest City
E. Roach
Clyde A. Erwin
Una Edwards
Blanton Delivers Sermon at Local Methodist Church
In the absence of Pastor W. Heckard Rev Marion Blanton preached Sunday evening to a large audience. Blanton, a Cliffside native, will be a Wake Forest senior next year while Heckard attends summer school at Duke.
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W. Heckard
Duke
Marion Blanton
Blanton
Cliffside
Wake Forest
Training School Successful at Baptist Church
The Baptist church training school last week was well attended and concluded with sixty two passing exams. Missionary Society women served a fine T une. overall about one hundred fifty awards will be distributed. Attendees came from local M E church Avondale and Double Springs near Shelby. Faculty included Miss Elizabeth Nuckols J N Barnett Roy Waters and Dr C H Stevens. Plans for next year’s school are already in progress.
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The
Baptist Church
Shelby
Elizabeth Nuckols
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
J. N. Barnett
Roy Waters
C. H. Stevens
Senior B Y P U Organized At Local Baptist Church
A Senior B Y P U was organized at the local Baptist church with many enrollments. After organization, a study course from the B Y P U manual will be taught by Dr Stevens. The church has four unions now, one Senior, one intermediate, and two Junior, all aiming to become standard unions.
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Stevens
B Y P U Picnic At Me Swain s Mill Outing
Members of the B Y P U training class enjoyed a Saturday picnic and dinner at Me Swain s Mill. Dr Charles H Stevens and Rev Roy Waters gathered them at the Baptist church and transported them to the picnic site by trucks and cars.
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Me‘Swain’s Mill
Chas. H. Stevens
Roy Waters
Baptist Church
Local Happenings in Rutherfordton Area This Week
Residents and visitors frequent Rutherfordton and nearby towns. Names include Jay Hicks of Charlotte B P Caldwell Hendersonville trips W W Nanney Lincolnton and Admiral figures from Forest City Shelby Spartanburg Avondale Asheville and Rutherfordton. Activities range from visits and shopping to work changes and family weekends.
Two Years of Church Work in North Carolina Counties
Avondale June 15. W B Jenkins writes on his two years as pastor at Avondale Baptist with 124 new members, 41 by baptism, 83 by letter, plus 30 added at Concord Baptist and 21 at Camp's Creek. He notes building projects totaling about 7,200 dollars, 10 Sunday school rooms added at Camp's Creek and plans for eight more at Avondale. He thanks Mr. Chas Haynes for help and urges prayer for His Kingdom.
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Avondale
Jesus Christ
Jesus
God
The
Baptist Church
Concord Baptist Church
Floyd’s Creek Baptist Church
Camp's Creek Baptist Church
Cleveland County
Chas. H. Haynes
W. B. Jenkins
Local residents arrive and visit in North Carolina
Mr Dan Hawkins who has been teaching at Franklinton arrived last week. He and his sister Miss Jennie went to Charlotte Monday where Miss Hawkins will enter King's Business College. Mr Grover C Haynes and family, accompanied by Mr G K Moore Jr, arrived from St Petersburg Fla last Saturday. They have spent the winter and spring there and Monday they left for Hendersonville where they will spend the summer. Mr and Mrs Monroe McDonald and children, accompanied by Miss Ozelle Moore, spent Thursday at Broad River fishing. Miss Helen Carver entertained a number of her friends Saturday night with a surprise party for her sister Miss Willie Lou Carver. A large crowd attended the birth day dinner at Mr J C Hudsons Sunday.
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W. G. Morgan
Union Mills
Hazel Alexander
Cinamette
Alda Freeman
Forest City
Ruth Davis
Lincolnton
Dan Hawkins
Franklinton
Jennie
Charlotte
Grover C. Haynes
G. K. Moore, Jr
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hendersonville
Monroe McDonald
Ozelle Moore
Broad River
Helen Carver
Willie Lou Carver
J. C. Hudson
Adaville Church Rev. Preaches in Spindale Visit
Rev. of Spindale preached at Adaville Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Deviney spent Sunday in Spindale with Mrs. Deviney's mother, Mrs. Octavia Hamrick.
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Spindale
Adaville
E. M. Deviney
Dev Tey
Octavia Hamrik
Local society notes and church events from Sunday
Shelby visits Mr and Mrs J B Freeman and Mrs Wilson plans to stay a few days. Families and friends gather at Hollis and Hendersonville with Baptists, a baptism, and a Weaver College sermon. Profs Trowbridge and Hawkins feature in upcoming services and a new beauty parlor opens near Biggerstaff’s.
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Jay Hicks
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W. W. Nanney
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J. W. Mills
Ovie Padgett
Memory Freeman
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Forest Cf
Mesdames Cagle and Saunders
Arthur Carpenter
Spartanburg
Minnie Carpenter
Ethel Parker
Cliffside Mills Furniture Store
Robert James
Felix James
Alexander
F. C. Kanipe
M. C. Blanton
F. S. Hall
John Watkins
Asheville
Fred McFalls
W. H. Haynes
J. Y. Padgett
D. F. Greene
Alton McDaniel
Otis and
Cecil Bridges
E. W. Wilson and
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H. L. Robertson
Cliffside, N. C
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Merigold
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J. P. Carpenter
Mer
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Henderson
W. P. Tate
Ellesboro
J. L. Cooper
Pamelia Pruett
Cecil’s Business College
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Tom Bradford
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Bertha McCraw
W. W Winn
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