Social and club notes from Shelby March events
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. M W Harris's West Main home with a Belle Bennett Memorial program and social hour. The Woman's Club and Music Club gathered for North Carolina themed programs and shifted meeting times. Numerous Shelby residents, visitors, and relatives were noted at social visits, theater, and family events, including guests from Shelby, Marion, and Charlotte. trips to Avondale, St Petersburg, and Old Fort.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
M. W. Harris
West Main’ Street
Harris
Belle Bennett
Broadus Moore
Frances Hoyle
Bernice Hamrick
Mary Sidney
Shelby
Margaret Young
Miss Young
Cliffside
Nell Young
G. C. McDaniel
Messrs
Chas, Flack
Robert Holmes
Glenn Abernathy
Woman's Club
J. M. Edwards
Edwards
G. C. King
North Carolina
Buford Flack
North Carolina Industriali Rks
Literatur
St. Patrick
J. H. Parks
Mesdames Parks
R. R. Howes
County Club Holds Meeting in Isothermal Hotel
The Rutherford County club held its march meeting at the Isothermal Hotel Tuesday afternoon with a small attendance. Vice president C F Cline presided for absent president K S Tanner. Short talks were given by Dr J B Morse M D Dickerson Hugh Little and R E Price. The club endorsed the Older Boys Conference and urged it be held again next year. The April meeting will be at Editor C E Alcock’s committee chair replaced by R E Price. The committee promises a good program at the next meeting.
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Rutherford County Club
Isothermal Hotel
C. F. Cline
K. S. Tanner
Ernest Carnes
Spartanburg
J. B. Morse
M. D. Dickerson
Hugh Little
R. E. Price
C. E. Alcock
Direct
Kiwanis Club Meeting Highlights Local Legislation
The Kiwanis Club Monday night featured a good supper, several visitors, and Representative Moss who reviewed recent legislature. He discussed Forest City’s new charter, the pension act, Colfax township road control, two year commissioner terms, Recorder's Court jurisdiction, a flat 2 percent tax on commissioners, saving about 6000 yearly, a $250000 road bond, and the incorporation of the Town of Alexander. Visitors included Claire Reid, Alice Barber, Mrs. Finch, Mrs. Edwards, Nell Padgett, and Hugh F. Little. attendance prize went to Dr. S. McCall.
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Moss
Kiwanis Club
Forest City
Colfax
Recorder's Court
Alexander
Claire Reid
Alice Barber
Finch
Edwards
Nell Padgett
Hugh F. Little
S. McCall
Pellagra and Its Treatment by Dr W Rountree
Texarkana Texas physician W Rountree offers a free booklet and testimonials on pellagra. Box 627 invites readers to request information and learn about the condition and remedies.
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W. ©. Rountree
M. D
Texarkana
Texas
Operetta and musical program delight Chimney Rock crowd
At Chimney Rock March 16 the school operetta and musical program drew a large audience and enthusiastic applause. Highlights included songs by Cloyd Evans and Mary Lou Dalton, with Pandora scenes starring Geneva Dalton Willie Flynn and Sara Hughes. Local residents and visitors attended events and birthdays in a lively social note.
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Chimney Rock
Dennison
Cloyd Evans
Katie
Jimmie
Mary Lou Dalton
Geneva Dalton
Lou
Willie Flynn
Hope
Sara Hughes
Pandora
Rutherfordton
Glenn Searcy
Sam
Frank Whiteside
Floyd Dalton
R. E. Price
J. C. Cowan
W. E. Flack
Frank Reynolds
Frances Reynolds
F. A. Sumner
Herbert Crowell
Asheville
E. E. Proctor
Grover Honeycutt
Concord
R. Hughes
W. T. Wilkins
Madge Wilkins
Richard Ledbetter
R. Ledbetter
J. W. Whites
E. BE
J. E. Williams
Ledbetter
Minstrel at Pinehurst Friday Night
Announcement of a negro minstrel at Pinehurst school on Friday night March 20 featuring A High Brown Breach of Promise as the main act. The item notes several other acts and advertises the show in the local paper. Also mentions a fire at East Mul Street with quick action by resident J H Thomas and fire crew. origin unknown, minor damage.
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Pinehurst School
J. H. Thomas
East Mul Street
Beans
Mr. Thomas
John Poole
Thomas
Teachers Examinations Reduced to One Yearly Test
The General Assembly has passed a bill cutting state teacher certificate exams from three to one annually. The single exam will occur on April 14 and 15, aligning with prior April schedules. Directors Hillman and Hill urge widespread publicity to inform all teachers and county and city superintendents.
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General Assembly
Jas
E. Hillman
Raleigh
W. R. Hill
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