Caroleen Notes Highlight Local Visits and New Service Station
Miss Pearl Neal visited Gilkey with Mr and Mrs Shober. R W Vick returns from Raleigh after attending Bara Philathea convention. Willie Covington returns to Rockingham after visit to his uncle H G Covington. Coopertown mystery prompts reader inquiry. Harristown gains new service station owned by Rid dicks with Obe Ward as manager. Two new temples of learning near completion the grammar school near the ball park and the Henrietta Caroleen high school on riverside highway. The Caroleen Methodist church youth and children mission societies visited the County Home June 21 with readings prayers and songs. Rev J P Hornbuckle led prayers and planned revival services starting June 28 with special music.
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Caroleen
Grammar School
Ball Park
Henrietta- Caroleen High School
Henrietta
Young Peoples’ and Children’s Missionary Societies
Caroleen Methodist Church
Arlene Philips
Robert Vick
J. P. Hornbuckle
Mabel Ferree
Ruby Ferree
Sarah Colvin
James Hornbuckle
C. E. Shober
J. P Hornbuckle
J. T. Harris
Faiwards
W. H. Sanders
Sndt
Sete
Royster
Collects $1,100 for seventy cents insurance policy
Mr P G Elsom of Rutherford on exhibited a Life and Casualty check for 1100 dollars payable to Mrs Sarah Wright after her husband was killed by a fall. The policy costs five cents per week and had only seventy cents paid to date. Interested parties may contact Elsom or write him at Rutherford on.
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P. G. Elsom
Rutherfordon
Courier
Life & Casualty Company
Nashville
Administrator's Notice for A M Bridges Estate
Roy Bridges administrator of A M Bridges deceased in Rutherford County North Carolina invites all claimants to present claims by June 25 1926 at Ellenboro R F D No 2 and all debtors to pay immediately. The notice dated June 20 1925 signed by Roy Bridges and attorney R R Blanton. The second item reports Randolph County poultry cooperative carload shipments with forty coops shipped by express due to surplus stock.
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A. M. Bridges
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Ellenboro
N. C
Roy Bridges
R. R. Blanton
Randolph County
Express
Praising Teachers In A Rhymed Dedication Poem
A historical verse in North Carolina notes a tribute to educators. It speaks of growth in knowledge and service, gratitude for divine gifts, and a toast to teachers' wisdom, urging learners to strive and prosper.
Charity that begins at home goes no further
A concise proverb notes that noble acts starting close to home may falter before extending outward, reflecting on limits of charitable effort and local duty. The saying implies personal effort and community roots shape wider generosity.
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Charity
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Messrs. Etters and
Wilkerson
GILS
A.& W. Motor Co
West Main Street
Forest City, N. C
Atlas Portland
ATLAS
Forest City Electric & Repair Company
Electrical Contractors
Irons
C. E. Huntley
W. Main St
Caroleen News
Henrietta Caroleen
Anon
Chas. E. Shober
J. A. Wilkie
Industrial Bank
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottline Company