Linen Shower Honoring Miss Jessie Jenkins at Avondale
A linen shower in Avondale honors bride elect Miss Jessie Jenkins at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Duncan. Guests enjoy decorations in gold and green, original poetry on gift cards, music, games, and punch and cake. Attendees include Mrs. Clarence Hames, Mrs. Duncan, Misses Jessie and Edith Jenkins, and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Jessie Jenkins
A. C. Duncan
Nasturtium
Clarence Hames
Miss Jenkins
Jean’ Duncan
Mary
Sue Edwards
Jean Dungan
Geo. Philbeck
Frank Sherard
Jessie
Edith Jenkins
Osteen
Mattie
Whisnan
Glenn Hamrick
Myrtle Hemphill
Una Edwards
McConnell
Gaffney
Virginia
Mary Sue Edwards
Willie
Minnie Carpenter
Ola Marion
Pocketbook Lost On Train In Asheville Meeting
Mrs. F. J. Barber attended the Grand Chapter of the O. B. S. in Asheville and left a pocketbook on the train. Upon returning to the car, the gate keeper handed it back but all $47.00 was missing. Rail and authorities are seeking the thief and recovery of the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Barber
Grand Chapter
The
Asheville
Florence Mills News Birthday Dinner and Local Notes
Relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harris home for Mrs Harris birthday dinner. Local clergy Rev Parker Holmes and Rev J J Sisk preached at Missionary Methodist church. Mayor Lowrance and companions visited Cathey Creek for fishing. Residents Osie Hardin and Jane Hardin noted for health. Carmen Enloe and Oma Enloe visiting from Gastonia. Mrs Sallie Greene ill with erysipelas, best wishes for recovery. Mr T J Ross sick list, Bible class to meet Friday at 7 30 with Francis Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Harris
Harris
Sith
Parker Holmes
Missionary Methodist Church
Mayor Lowrance
Messrs
George Wright
C. L. Proctor
Cathey’s Creek
J. J
Gastonia
E. G. Enloe
Jane Hardin
Sallie Greene
Baxter Freeman
Pea Ridge
T. J. Ross
Francis ‘Frazier
Globe Trotting Student Plans Seven Year World Trek
Isaac Shalsteare, 19, left New York April 15th to travel the world on a seven year hike. He aims to visit every U.S. state, report from state capitals, and live on bread and milk to stay healthy. He carries 30 pounds, walks about 30 miles daily, and seeks aid from Chambers of Commerce.
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Isaac Shalsteare
Globe Trotter
New York
Young Shalsteare
Union
United States
Young Shailcare
South
Travek
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for support after baby’s death
The Goode family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of their baby.
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Tom Goode
Dr Harper Enjoying Fine Practice at Mooresboro
Dr J M Harper, a pleasant visitor from Mooresboro, recently located there at citizens’ urgent request and now enjoys a splendid practice. He has 13 years of medical experience and fits well with Cleveland’s fine citizenship, the Cleveland Star notes.
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J. M. Harper
Mooresboro
Harper
Cleveland
Cleveland Star
Masonic Mutual Life Association Insurance Ad
An advertisement extols the Mason ic Mutual Life Association as a strong insurer and offers to explain its workings to potential customers.
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Masonic Mutual Life Association
J Q A Collins District Agent Forest City North Carolina
J Q A Collins identified as district agent in Forest City North Carolina appears in the notice. The brief item notes official role without additional context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. A. Collins
Forest City, N. C
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Forest City
Rutherford County
N. C
Congress
Mrs
Reinhardt Drug Co
Alcock
Farmers Hardware Co
Bill Arp Lowrance
Tury Dentistry
St Os City
Wwe
Spartanburg
Das. Brawron
Sparta
Dar Wesvnch
Florence
Padgett & King “the Old Reliable” Furniture Dealers and Undertakers
Florence Mills News
T. D. Bill
J. M. Price & Son
Fukese City, N.C
Masonic Insurance
Atlas Sonia
Peerieee
Atlas Port Indi Cement
Atlas Portland Cement Company
Borton
Philadelphia
Northampton
Hudson, N. Y
Leeds
Ale
ATLAS
Hich
Menos
AUG. W. Smith CO
Spartanburg, S. C
Faterratio Warvests
Flack Hardware Company
Har Forest City
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