Oak Grove News March 4 Highlights Local Socials
Rev J E Hipp held regular appointment at Oak Grove. Many locals attended services. Delia Randall visited, and a party surprised Valaree Biggerstaff with games. Neighbors shared visits and updates on illnesses and new Ford car purchase amid community gatherings.
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J. E
Hip Grove
Me McDaniel
Ellenboro
Delia Randall
Irs
W. T. Harrill
Ruby Magness
Margaret
Frances
Lattimore
J. R. Biggerstaff
M. E. Haw
Ira Miller Martin
Wythy Bridges
M Paph
Addie Ray Vassey
Howard Harris
Zella Wiggins
AB. Baileys
Wrythers
Forest Vassey
K. Mc Randall
Bostic
J. M. Biggerstaff
Robert Biggerstaff
Sun
M. E
Hawkins
Valaree Bigger
Mises Lucille Webb
Esther Baily
Mel Eugenia Randall
Eunice] Digh
Millie Low Wilson
Ollierea
Smith
Katherine Randall
Kattie Lee Yelton
Maude
Pauline Har
Providence News Briefs from R-2 March 4
Local notes report Rev P Fikes filling his Providence appointment and Mrs George Blanton of Benretta visiting Mrs Maggie Lee Christy. News on illnesses and recoveries includes W L Smith up after a lengthy illness and Mrs Spain Butler improving after hospital. Visitors list mentions many locals visiting or hosting over the weekend and a trip to Shelby for Clyde McDaniel who is ill with pneumonia.
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Maude Harrill
Miller Martin
Hoyle Bailey
Nellie Bigserstaff
George Harrill
C. B. Harrills
Pauline Harrill
Katherine Randall
S. C. Crawley
Iva Biggerstaff
J. M. Biggerstaff
J. E. Hipp
J. P. Randall
Elizabeth
George Blanton
Benretta
Maggie Lee Christy
W. L.smith
Spain Butler
F. Towery
Agnes Morrow
Elois Christy
W. V. ‘Harrill
H. 4. Phillips
Dennis Butler
Katherine
Frank McDaniel
Charlie Hardin
John McDaniel
Paul
George McDaniel
Shelby
Burglar Foiled At Home Of Mr Charlie Lee Near Bostic
In wet weather a burglar tried to enter the residence of Mr. Charlie Lee. Ernest Lee on the porch fired at the intruder, who fled. Neighbors, including Mr. Grady Walker and W. E. Stacey, were visiting nearby homes. Weather delays farm work. local social notes mention visits and church service.
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Charlie Lee
Bostic
W. E. Stacey
Jessie
B. B. Smart
Caroleen
Wade Wells
Grady Walker
William Walker
Bud McDaniel
Ruby Stacey
R. E. L. McDaniel
Ellenboro
Lin Shelby
Ernest Lee
George Smart
M. Murry
Henry Griffin
Spindale T
Florence Lee
Alice Griffin
Shelby
Ernest
W. D. McDaniel
Philadelphia Baptist Church
Walter Edwards
City Grammar School presents operetta Fairies Are Really Truly
The Primary Grades of the Forest will stage an operetta at the school auditorium on Friday night March 15. The three act play, Fairies Are Really Truly, features a daisy field and scenes in fairy land with Rainbow Sunshine Dewdrop and Dream Fairies. Come see the fairy tale and learn if you believe.
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Forest’ ‘City Grammar School
Schol Auditorium
Tareltane
Forest City Community Notes and Sales Meeting Highlights
In Forest City area updates, Rev. D. J. Hunt led a regular Sunday service at Adaville, with visits by Mrs. Fred McDonald and Mrs. B. M. Wilson to relatives. Local residents attended Rev. C. M. Rollins' funeral at Mt. Vernon, and others hosted visitors from Westminster and Buck Shoals. A Greensboro sales meeting drew 500 NC dealers to the National Theatre, followed by a King Cotton Hotel banquet and notable entertainment.
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Forest City
R-2
D. J. Hunt
Adaville
Fred McDonald
B. M. Wilson
George Huntley
Gordon Yelton
Mack
Westminster
Carry McBrayer
Buck Shoals
A. L. McBrayer
Kate Moore
Belmont
A. C. Moore
Frank Roberson
C. M. Rollins
Mt. Vernon
Morris
Greensboro
North Carolina
National Theatre
King Cotton Hotel
Cinderella Bootery Sales Meeting Hears Bold Prediction
At an afternoon gathering Mr. Morris heard from M. D. Douglas that a bold sales forecast was made. He predicted Chevrolet Barbee would build 1,20,000 cars this year and sell them quickly. The group promised an evening of entertainments with admission set at twenty five and fifteen cents.
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Morris
M. D. Douglas
Douglas
J.C
Powell
Lindsay
Mi. C
Local Chevrolet dealers visit Greensboro on production quota talk
Chevrolet Motor Company sets a 1929 production quota of 1,250,000 passenger cars and trucks. Mr H C Morris, returning from Greensboro after a conference, announced the figure and discussed implications for dealers.
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Greensboro
Chevrolet Motor Company
H. C. Morris
Hollis High presents group of three one act plays
Hollis High School students will stage three one act plays in the high school auditorium at 8 00 Saturday evening March 9 The program opens with Mothers Old Home a touching tale of a sweet mother amid gossip and neighborly interest Say It With Taffy follows a love affair rekindled after fifteen years of misunderstandings caused by a comical French caterer The show promises tears and laughter from the audience
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Hollis
Hollis: High School
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