Faith and fellowship mark Cliffside weekly church
The Cliffside News reports a Wednesday prayer service lauded as exceptional with pastor messages on faith and courage. Members attend district Wo man’s Missionary Society events in Marion, praise biblical faith, and note upcoming music focused services, a new school of music, and active B Y P U groups with updated deacons and new member Mary Sue Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rhineardt
Ezekiel
Mesdames C. D. Hughes
C. H. Rhinehardt
P. C. Hawkins
Clyde Edwards
George C. Shuford
Woman’s Missionary Society
Marion
Marshal Foch
Dover Baptist Church Notes On Men’s Bible Class Visit
The Dover Baptist Church near Shelby hosted a visit by the men’s Bible class led by Mr. J. R. Dover of Shelby. Rev. J. A. Hunnicutt’s adult class delivered a program stressing Baptist state work, while Mrs. Dewey McDaniel’s class provided piano accordion accompaniment and sang The Old Rugged Cross. The Sunday service focused on elderly members, with favored hymns and a quartet performing How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds, and Scripture from John 14 and Revelation 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Gold
Dover Baptist Church
Dewey McDaniel
Old Rugged Cross
Charles McCurry
Charles Keeter
J. W. Crawford
J. H. Morgan
Jesus
Local Happenings Tour Includes Greensboro And Rockford
Local Happenings notes a group including Messrs Haynes Shu ford Owens and Love visiting Greens boro Winston-Salem and Rockford with Mr and Mrs R G Holyfield who once lived here. It lists family visits, vacations to Georgia and Florida, and a yard inspection tour at Cliffside and Avondale with prizes to be awarded June 16 at Cliffside school auditorium with Dewey McDaniel and his string band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Haynes
G. C. Shuford
Hollis Owens
Andrew Love
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Rockford
R. G. Holyfield
Walter Haynes
Charles H. Haynes
B. P. Caldwell
V. Vfortune
Chestnut Hills
F. S. Hall
Hall
Georgia
Florida
Cliffside
Avondale
Cliffside School
Dewey McDaniel
GK. Moore
North Main Street
Paul Vernon
Forest City
Virginia
E. D. Crocker
Rutherford Hospital
W. F. Blanton
Jane Bridges
Old Time Fiddlers Convention Draws Large Crowd
The fiddlers convention sponsored by Fred Williams Post American Legion drew about six hundred attendees. Cliffdwellers Band won first prize of 5.00, Broad River band took 3.00, with Glenn Thompson and Miss Laura Wilson securing violinist prizes. Miss Ruth Hawkins earned best looking, Carl Hawkins received ugliest man, Dr Pepper Bottling Co provided 900 bottles for free drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams Post American Legion
Cliffdwellers
Cliffside
Broad River Band
Gaffney
Z. O. Jenkins
C. H. Wilson
C. S. Greene
Carl Hawkins
Mesdames Maurice
Hendrick
L. G. Garvin
L. H
Campbell
Charlotte
Legion Clears 27.68 For Disabled World War Veterans Aid
After all expenses were paid the Legion cleared 27.68 which goes into their treasury for carrying on the work of aid and assistance to the disabled veterans of the World War in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
New Hope News Social Roundup June Events
Community notes from New Hope include visits among Hines Turner Randall and Davis families, church league program planned for June 21 at 2 30 PM, and various Sunday gatherings. Others attend missionary meetings, social gatherings at Corbit and Tanner homes, and visits to Chesnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Lilleree Tanner
Pantha
Faye Thompson
Thera
Esther
Callie Deck
Kathleen
Eula McEntyre
Messrs Wesley
Gorgen
Roy Thompson
Theron
Olley
Clifton McMurray
Eber
Roy Tanner
Claud Cole
Excell Corbit
Horace Covington
J. H. Hines
Belle Wilkie
Charley Turner
R. F. Hines
Chesnee
Virgie Shields
Ola Tate
Violet Tate
H. C. Cudd
J. H. Randall
Jerome, Harris
C. M. Harris
H.C. Cudd
George Lancaster
Maurine Lanaster
T. D. Kennedy
G. S. Kennedy
Levi Kennedy
J. T. Nichols
Memorial services and community notes from Golden Valley
Memorial services are planned Sunday at the Dunkard church with all day services and dinner on the grounds. The column adds garden harvest notes from Mrs. Dan Melton and updates on local residents including illnesses of Mr. Joe Whisnant and Mr. Lenwood Brandle with family arrivals and sympathy. Other items mention a Lake Lure trip, Louisville travel, a party at Hollis, and a Spindale job start for Edith Grayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostic
Dunkard
Dan Melton
Joe Whisnant
Lenwood Brandle
Ashe~ville
Lee Yelton
Asheville
Brandles
W. T. Brandle
Brandle
Skiff” McCurry
Mr. Mack
Lake Lure
Bertha B. Moore
Alburn
Louisville
Grady Withrow
Hollis
Nannie Melton
Mary Forty
Vannie Houser
Deward
J. Brackett
Harris R-1 Notes June 15 Community Items
The Sun day school of Riverside is progressing nicely and invites all. Roy Jenkins visit at H Holland home. Conne Mae and Coree Robins joined by Evelyn Robbins at a cousin party. Virgil Morrow and Henry Lee Holland visited near Boiling Springs. Glenn Morrow returns home after Spin trip. Moderation urged in all things even in editor beating. New Frigidaire advertised by Farmers Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Whitaker
Whitaker
Annie Rice
Richmond Va
Virginia Medical School
Miss Rice
Virginia State Normal
Richmond
Cripple Childrens’ Hospital
Bernice Packard
Sarah Shuford
Marion
Masters Alton
Henry Edwards
Shelby
G. C. Shuford
Bte
M. Greene Also
I. H. Campbell
Harris
Riverside
Roy Jenkins
H Holland
Conne Mae
Coree Robins
Evelyn Robbins
Virgil Morrow
Henry Lee Holland
Boiling Springs
Glenn Morrow
Spin
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Zechariah
S. Greene
P.W. 0
Peppy Peppers
G. Lee Goforth
D. B Matheney
G. H.J .Hampton
Mary Sue Packard
Marvin Sparks
Paul Bridges
James Padgett
Ferne Pruett
Jand
Mr. Roach
B. Y. P. U. Training School
Mesdames J. A. Hunnicutt
S.J Ey Whelcher
J. A.hunnicutt
J. A. Hunnicutt
D. C.whitaker
W. P. Hooker
Tere
Hattie Lee
Helen Goforth
G. Oren Moss
Moss
Walter Moss
Grover, N. c
Baptist Church Notes
NEW Hope News
Golden Valley
Farmers Hardware Co
Highway No. 20
Bat Cave
Gorton, N. C
Cliffside, N. C
Goodyear
Astory
Cliffside Motor Company
Cliffside, N.C
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