The Stephens party marches on in Baptist Union notes
The Cliffside News reports The Stephens party returning to Spartanburg area to win souls, urging church members to follow in prayer. A April 3 church gathering will honor new members and the pastor, with 138 admittees since mid March. W M A notes, baptism, and Y P U activities are outlined, including a farewell Stephens service and an original song by Rev I A Hunnicutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Spartanburg
Stephens
Tabernacle
I. A. Hunnicutt
Notes and Comments on Social Interaction Through Time
The piece muses on conversation about others, biblical context with Noah, and the idea of giving a match in races. It contrasts past and present efficiency and social meddling, questioning how roisy Senators act at home.
Local Happenings: Men’s prayer meeting and plays
Sunday morning prayer meeting led by G G Shuford at 8 30 in the Memorial building featured readings on habits by N C Bennick and Cecil Bridges. Shuford spoke on the power of habits and the need to form good ones. Charles Metcalf sang There and Varnell Morgan closed with Have you counted the Cost. Junior play Light House Nan shown Friday night to good attendance. Several residents noted illness and visits across town with local families and faculty in Spartanburg, Lenoir, Forest City, and Chestnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
8. A. Robinson
Fairview
P. U
R. Haynes
Workers Council of the
Fae Scieraenea Tasatisce Gaan
Memorial
G. G. Shuford
N. C. Bennick
Cecil Bridges
Shuford
Messrs Bridges
Bennick
Bridges Mn
Charles Metcalf
Varnell Morigan
Singing Convention At Bethany Sunday
Rutherford County Singing convention gathered at Bethany Baptist church in Forest City on Sunday from 10 30 a m to 3 45 p m With luncheon at noon attendees were asked to bring baskets The day featured multiple choirs including Bethany Mountain View Mt Holly Adaville Shiloh and Sulphur Springs with addresses and visiting quartette performances to close the program
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Forest City
Mar
Rutherford County
Bethany Baptist Church
Bethany
D. M. Smart
L. S. Nash
Mountain View
Mt. Holly
Adaville
Shiloh
Sulphur Springs
Lot of Them Around Bertha Shy Knute Says
Knute notes Bertha is very shy while Billikins comments on shyness in clothing. This exchange hints at social dynamics and humor in the crowds. The dialogue focuses on personal impressions and witty remarks.
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Knute
Bertha
Billikins
Farewell Serviceopens Stephens Meeting Week at Cliffside
Community gathers for a farewell service at the tabernacle with Stephens party. Men bring hammers to dismantle seats after the event. Visitors from Spartanburg arrive for a series of meetings set to start April 13. Nearby land near Lexington priced over two hundred dollars an acre as the city contemplates a large purchase.
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Cliffside
Stephens Party
Habernacle
Spartanburg
S. C
Ste.phens
Pinehurst News local society and health notes Mar. 24
Pinehurst news reports mild weather and a flurry of local visits and illnesses. Miss Cola Davis is ill, Mrs. Deck Davis hosts her sister Miss McCurry, and many neighbors share greetings. Several residents including Miss Julia Price and Mr. Joe Price attend gatherings while others recover from ailments. Farmers prepare land for planting as spring advances in the community.
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Bostic
R-1
Cola Davis
Deck Davis
McCurry
Golden Valley
Charlie Doty
Guffy
Hopewell
Margaret Hamrick
Joe Price
John McCraw
Bud McDaniel
Gilkey
Earl Stacey
Cela Davis
Julia Price
Cuirtiss Watson
Forest City
W. J. Green
Fannie Stacey
Jimmie Hamrick
Georgia
Frank Jordan
Jessie Stacey
Eva Price
Elphus Hamrick
Edgar Price
Price
J.C. McDaniel
Union Mills
W. E. Stacey
G. M. McDaniel
Oak Grove
E. Stacey
J. Gey
H. N. Dodson
Narcotic Farm Site Narrowed to Kentucky Location
Federal officials will not locate the narcotic farm in Rutherford and Cleveland counties as hoped. Dr. Walter L. Treadway chose a site near Lexington, Kentucky after receiving numerous bids from North Carolina and other southern states.
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South Mountain
Rutherford
Cleveland Counties
Washington
Walter L. Treadway
Lexington
Kentucky
Treadway
Ays
Treasury
North Carolina
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W. M
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Messrs. Morgan
McDaniel
Parris
Sparks Gang
Baptist Church Notes
J.A. Hunnicutt
Noah
Forest City, North Carolina
Julia Mae Jolley
Archie Henson
Rutherford Hospital
G. C. Shuford
Lenoir, N. C
Charles H. Haynes
Charlotte
V. V. Fortune
Rachel
Chestnut
Hill
Alice David
Ovia Padgett
Ruth Hord
Mary Frances Hord
Kings Mountain
J. P. Carpenter
Alice
Alamance County
Coop
Pinehurst News
Modern
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