Aged Mrs. Celia Dy cus Dies at 98 in Bostic
Mrs Celia Dycus aged 98 died at home of her son James Dycus in Bostic on Sunday night. Born August 6 1831 she joined Sandy Run church at twenty and later Walls church. Surviving children include George Wright Lawson Wright Bud Dycus Rosa Webb Cara Spratt and others. Funeral held at Walls Baptist church with multiple ministers and extensive descendants.
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Bostic
Celia Dycus
James Dycus
Dycus
Walls Baptist Church
M. M. Huntley
Z. D. Harrill
I. D. Harrill
Otho Flack
God
St. John
Ezekiel
Amelia Bridges
Sandy Run
Walls
William Wright
George Wright
Ellenboro
Lawson Wright
Alexander
Hessie Doty
Wright
Rutherford County
Virginia
William Dyeus
Bud Dycus
Riey Morgan
Spindale
Rosa Webb
Forest City
Cara Spratt
Grand Chidren
Messrs
Barney Wright
Howard Spratt
Homer Cycus
Cola Webb
Claude Webb
Mesdames Vernie Bridges
Pauline Whitlock
Reba Butler
Leila Smart
Vennie Dycus
Estelle Spratt
Myrtle Dycus
Gertrude Dycus
Dorris Dycus
Florence McMurry
Mooresboro R-1 notes include services and visits
Rev Washburn led services at High Schools with good attendance despite rain. Commencement at Dobbinsville drew many locals. Miss Dwana Jolley visited Spartanburg relatives while Iris Robinson plans summer home stay. Alf Jolson film seen in Forest City drew crowds. Local families hosted guests from Floyds Creek and Forest City.
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S. R. Hames
Norman Wooten
Forest City
Plato Champion
Iris Robinson
Shiloh
Alf Jolson
New Romina Theatre
Tim Dire
Floyd’s Creek
Jim Robinson
Alice Champion
Treona
Venice plans to drain canals and pave streets
Venice California, patterned after its Italian namesake, moves to drain its canals fill them in and pave the streets. The plan will remove gondola routes and change local transportation, reshaping the seaside district.
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Venice
California
Oak Grove News Highlights Local Social Roundup and Memorial
Misses Mary and Clara Randall of near Harris visit relatives at Mrs Delia Randall’s. Memorial services at Oak Grove Methodist church scheduled May 9 with Rev A C Swafford to preach at 11. Oak Grove school to present a play Always in Trouble on Friday night April 3. Numerous visits noted among families in Oak Grove and surrounding towns.
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A. B. Bailey
Forest Matheny
Bertrude Greene
Cora Geer
Union Mills
Hannah Hamrick
D. C. Hamrick
Delia Randall
Oak Grove Methodist
Sarah Harrill
Spindale
Maude
Pauline Harrill
Pearl Jolley
Ree Lattimore J
Marie Hamrick
Fallston
W. A. Tolley
Wyth Bridges
Paul and
Mary Lee
Carl Biggerstaff
James
Ollierea Randall
Youth Identity Question Prompts College Student or Man Label
A reflective note asks whether a young person identifying as a college student or college man signals maturity. It explores how self designation reflects status and social perception in academic years and youth culture.
The Great Dictator and the Theory of Divine Right
A statesman with studious mien is portrayed as the great dictator while the king explains the Theory of divine right. The scene centers on royal authority and political legitimization through doctrine.
W M S Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular business meeting next Wednesday afternoon May 8 at 3 o'clock in the church. Members urged to attend to keep attendance up to standard.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Card of Thanks for Edgar Foster
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and acts of kindness during the illness and death of our father Mr. Edgar Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Blanton.
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Edgar Foster
Mrs
Robt. Blanton
Train Schedules for Seaboard and Clinchua Lines
Seaboard trains 109 south arrives 10 30 am. 21 south 12 18 pm. 22 north 4 21 pm. Southern 113 south 6 15 am. 36 north 10 05 am. 35 south 5 20 pm. 114 north 8 50 pm. Clinchuela 37 north 10 45 am. 38 south 4 48 pm. 110 north 11 20 am.
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Seaboard
South
North
Southern
Clinchuela
Rink Go headline writer shorthand for hockey contest
The text mocks a headline shorthand for a hockey game titled Rink Go and notes a stranger in the land deserves to be told. It presents a fragmentary opinion on perception and language without clear events or individuals.
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Our Fair Land
Philadelphia store hears thirty miles reads Mr Coolidge record
A garbled OCR passage mentions a Philadelphia store and a 30 mile reading related to Mr Coolidge, with stray references to Bucharest and a middle aged queen’s viewpoint, forming a fragmentary item. The readable phrases suggest a brief society or column note but lack coherent event details.
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Philadelphia
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Buena Vista
Ohio
W. M. S. Meeting
Bucharest
In Hudson
Esse Challenger
Essex
Cliffside Motor Company
Cliffside, N. C
the Farmers Federation
Spindale, N. C
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