Local Social and Church Notes Highlight Cliffside Scene
Cliffside residents share a busy weekend with family visits and hospital updates. School events include an operetta and a Junior play at the school auditorium. Church activities feature a large membership reception, missionary meeting, and plans for a social to welcome new members at the Methodist church.
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D. H. Rhinehardt
M. E
Missionary Society of Methodist Church
R. R. Haynes
High Point
G. C. Shuford
Una Edwards
Methodist
Methodist Church Notes Celebrate Largest Sunday School
On last Sunday morning the church reported the largest Sunday school attendance in years. The note ends with a mention of the service concluding with activities at the close of the Sunday morning session.
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Methodist Church
Baptist Church Notes Show Growing Attendance and New Members
The B Y P A workers council met, noting steady Sunday school and church growth with 549 in Sunday school, 24 new members, and twenty visitors. Rev. James Allen Hunnicutt preached two messages, 21 baptized, letters and statements admitted, and several members brought under care or to baptism. Plans for youth programs and multiple classes were announced, with a letter of appreciation adopted for Rev. George T. Stephens. The church filled its main floor, and Dr. J C Hord and family left for Maiden, N C after serving here.
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B. Y. P. A. Workers’ Council
James Allen Hunescutt
Prospect Church
Race Path
Hunnicutt
Charles H. Haynes
John L. Scruggs
B. E. Gold
Jack Billings Emerges as a Superior Uncorked Figure
Smythe comments that Jack Billings appears to be a better uncorked presence based on recent observations. The remark suggests high potential and notable performance in current events.
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Jack Billings
Cor Smythe
Little Miss Moore Enjoys Birthday Party
Dorothylea Moore daughter of Mr. and Mrs L L Moore hosted a twelfth birthday party in Bostic on March 17. Guests included Howard Hollifield Jr R E Thompson Ray Padgett Earnest Harrill Alma Sue Hamrick Katheryn Harrill Irma Padgett Louise Hollifield and Madge Moore Padgett. They played games won by R E Thompson and Madge Moore Padgett. Refreshments were fruits cake candies and grape juice. The group enjoyed a radio program Forest City foot warmers aired after the meal.
Middle age and the quest to regain youth
A contemplation of aging as a shared crossroads where people imagine methods to reclaim youth. The note hints at universal longing for vitality and renewal without naming specific paths or individuals.
Community News and Visits at Bostic Route 1
Visitors include Mr and Mrs Clyde Lee and Mrs Mack Ramsey with Hutchens Clouts and Sanders households. Rev W W Rummer preached at Mt Lebanon to a large crowd. Sanders family moved from Stoney Creek NC. Prayer meeting continues at Pleasant View. Sunday school at one after second Sunday monthly. Local calls to armament reduction and quirky note on a boy shooting a shell farther than 75 yards.
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Mt. Lebanon
Earl Bland
Mark Sanders
Sanders
Stoney Creek
N. C
Pleasant View
Warrick
Clyde
Outlawing War Talks Prompt Naval Conference Quips
The article reports a naval conference moving toward banning gunboat warfare with Japan agreeing to remove two cannons from the 19 and type. England pledges to relocate sailors’ lavatory away from gun turrets. Uncle Sam plans to shorten submarines slightly. Italy and France say they will mull the matter after a Wednesday prayer meeting and may agree to reduce smokestacks by a foot.
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Japan
England
Sam
Italy
France
Ambition to Shape News With Grand Front-Page Feats
A bold speaker vows to undertake a large, worthwhile project to earn widespread newspaper attention. The quote contrasts vanity with a desire to make a significant public impact, noting the fast route to headlines lies in bold, visible actions.
Oysterless evening in a small English town restaurant
A diner asks for shellfish in a small English town eatery. The waiter replies that none are available, offering only eggs as the sole shellfish substitute. The scene highlights a limited menu and quaint humor.
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England
Heggs
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