B Y P U Program Draws Large Smiths Grove Crowd
In Smiths Grove Forest City R 8 on March 24 a large audience enjoyed a church program. Members of the Missionary Society met at Mrs W P Crowder's home. Attending included Mrs J C Fortenberry Mrs Roland Smith Mrs A L Hardin Mrs W L Crowder and others. Several visits and gatherings followed with friends and relatives visiting and hosting at various homes.
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Forest City
R-8
The
Missionary Society
W. P. Crowder
J. C. Fortenberry
Roland Smith
A. L. Hardin
W. L. Crowder
T. R. Luckadoo
Forest Forter-berry
Paul Crowder
Pearl
Mary Elizabeth Crowder
Charlie Lee
Horance Wilkie
Caroleen
Louise Luckadoo
Ethel Andrews
Ruth Crowder
Mary Wilson Hardin
John Hoyle
Foy Horn
J._ Fortenbur
A. B. Martin
Editors Address Kiwanians Meet in Rutherfordton
Rutherfordton March 24 Editors Lyles Harris of the Franklin Press and James F. Barrett of the Brevard News spoke to the Kiwanis Club. Harris praised the club’s farm program and urged its continuation while Barrett delivered an optimistic outlook. He called hard times largely a state of mind and urged Western North Carolina to keep boosting and seeking the good in everything. He noted that physical, mental and financial suffering have a place in human life and can humble us without prosperity.
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Rutherfordton
Lyles Harris
The
Franklin Press
James F. Barrett
Brevard News
Kiwanis Club
Harris
Barrett
North Carolina
Forest City Hub urged to expand airfield and attract traffic
A Forest City writer advocates municipal and civic support to expand the local airfield. Proposes extending the runway, adding a second runway for wind conditions, and a hangar to house five planes. Cites aviation leaders after resignations, arguing commercial aviation will boost metropolitan status and attract notable visitors.
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the Courier
Forest City Field
The
Courier
Department of Commerce
Forest City
Paul McMurray
Mc Murray
Cles
James Hi
Jimmy)Doolittle
U. S. Army Air Corps
al Williams
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
D. C
Doolittle
Shell Petroleum Corp’n
Tulsa
Forest Ci
Montford Cove News Gathers Spring News and Funeral Notice
Farmers here work the spring weather as residents share visits and illnesses. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Nancy Mitchell at Montford Cove Baptist Church with Rev Piet presiding. she was about 94 and survived by daughter Mrs. Joe Taylor and many grandchildren.
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Sophia Rhodes
F. W. Harris
Floy Williams
Hickory
James Wil
W. E. Miller
Morris Nanney
Nealsville R-1
M. F.nanney
Curt Williams
Rachel
Florida
Gilkey Hall
Union Mills
Virgil McCurry
Marion Hospital
LD. Hemphill
High Schoals
L. M. Hemphill
M. F. Nanney
Clara
J. H. Burgess
Nelle Harris
Salisbury
William Miller
M. R. Nanney
L. M. Stott
Richard Harris
Old Fort
S. R. Hall
A. E. Parker
Montford Cove Baptist Church
Nancey Mitchell
Asheville Hospital
Mitchell
Piet
Marion
Joe Taylor
Forest City
Funeral Attended by Large Crowd at Cove Cemetery
A host of friends grieved a woman’s passing as she joined the church in early girlhood. A very large crowd attended the funeral with solemn committal services followed by burial in Cove Cemetery.
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Cove Cemetery
Simple Rules For Healthy Chicks From Carolina Poultryman
North Carolina extension poultry specialist C Parrish outlines essential steps to raise healthy chicks. Focus on clean eggs, disinfected incubators with formalin, mercury-treated shells, and disease-free stock. Maintain clean brooder houses, portable setups, fresh range in alfalfa and grains, and clean litter with secure feeding containers.
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Carolina Poultryman
C . Parrish
Extension Poultry Specialtist
State College
Parrish
Mr. Parrish
County Agent Announces Dairy Salt Club Foundation Stock
Union county dairy program led by County Agent T J W Broom imports 17 heifers and four cows as foundation stock to establish a new dairy salf club.
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T. J. W. Broom
Union County
Spring weather aids farmers and local visits noted
In Pinehurst Bostic area on March 18, spring weather remains mild as farmers advance land breaking. Miss Julia and Ena Price visited Mrs. Mary Wright. Jessie, Ruby Stacey and others spent time with Emma and Mildred Davis. Various neighbors and relatives, including the Owens, Stacey, Davis, and McDaniel families, hosted gatherings and visits. Early corn planting and blooming peaches indicate a productive season ahead.
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Bostic
Julia
Ena Price
Mary Wright
Jessie
Ruby Stacey
Emma
Mildred Davis
Ernest Lee
Smith’s Grove
Buren Lee
Earl Stacey
George McDaniel
Oak Grove
Deck Davis
W. D. McDaniel
Ruth Owens
Cleo Davis
Anzo Owens
W. E. Stacey
Charlie Dotys
Joe Prices
Kelly Goforth
W E. Stacey
John McCraw
Mrs. Green + White
Mt. Pleasant
Bud McDaniel
J. G. Prices
Alton Jolley
Cliffside
John McCraws
Paris Catacombs Hold Over Twenty Million Remains
A historic note states that more than twenty million bodies have been deposited in Paris catacombs. The statement reflects the vast scale of the underground ossuary and its long-running role in city burial practices.
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Paris
France
White Ribbons Replace Prices in Italian Homes
A brief item notes white ribbons appear as symbols in Italian homes, tied to newborns recently, signaling a cultural gesture. The exact meaning and timeframe remain unclear from the fragment.
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Pinehurst News
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