Cliffside News Weekly Editor Note
The Cliffside News is published weekly in connection with The Forest City Courier. B. E. Roach serves as editor of the combined publication.
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Forest City Courier in Forest City, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
10
Hailstorm and Flood Report Near Buck Shoals School
A county correspondent describes heavy rain and hail above town and near Buck Shoals school with a culvert flood washing into the hollow. Hail drifted to several feet and water rose near the road bed, with residents reporting large hail and drifting debris throughout the day.
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Buck Shhoals School
Buck Shoals School
Fire Damages House Occupied by Mrs Campbell
Firefighters battled a roof blaze at the residence of Mrs. A L Campbell last Tuesday. Most furniture was moved and damage was confined mainly to the roof as volunteers quickly controlled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Campbell
Death of Archie Henson at Cliffside
Archie Henson died at his Valley street home near midnight last Thursday after weeks of illness. Born less than a year from July 15, 1930, he embraced religion in Stephens meetings but did not join a church. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Baptist church with Rev. J. Allen Hunnicutt, and burial followed in the local cemetery. He is survived by his mother, brother Avery Henson, and sister Mrs. Solon Wilson of Cliffside. Pallbearers included Jowe, June Smith, Ernestone, Carl Scruggs, Carrollas, Eugene Wilson. flower bearers were Dorris Gamble, Nesbit Camp, Geneva Gamble, Flora Condry, Jeannett Rollins, Vergie Jenkins, Lucy Nanney, Fanny Parris, Cleo McDaniel, and Patience McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Baptist Church
J. Allen Hunnicutt
Archie
Avery Henson
Solon Wilson
Cliffside
Messrs Jowe
June Smith
Erneston
Carl Scruggs
Carrollas
Eugene Wilson
Dorris Gamble
Nesbit Camp
Geneva Gamble
Flora Condry
Jeanett Rollins
Vergie Jenkins
Lucy Nanney
Fanny Parris
Cleo McDaniel
Patience McDaniel
Bible Study Class At South Main Home
Mrs D Crocker has led a Bible study for young girls at her South Main street home for several months. Last Thursday evening she hosted the group and friends with a delightful gathering and refreshments. She is warmly regarded as a saintly figure by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Crocker
South Main Street
Mrs. Crocker
Grigg Causby Marriage Surprises Cliffside Friends
A surprise wedding took place at the bride’s home near Cliffside. Miss Hattie Causby wed Mr Wen dell Grigg at ten o clock last Friday morning. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs P A Causby, and the groom is the son of Mrs Bessie Grigg. Many friends extend hearty congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Causby
Wendell Grigg
Cliffside
Ellenboro School Play Draws Small Friday Crowd
Local notes report Mrs. Hi C Aldridge improving after illness. The Ellenboro school staged a play in the hall last Friday but attendance was disappointingly small. Mr. and Mrs G C Shuford and children visited relatives in Lenoir last Sunday. Mr and Mrs A T Humphries of Lincolnton spent Sunday with Mrs G K Moore. Mr Charlie Carpenter of China Grove visited his mother Mrs J P Carpenter on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. C. Aldridge
Ellenboro
G. C. Shuford
Lenoir
A. T. Humphries
Lincolnton
G. K. Moore
Charlie Carpenter
China Grove
J. P. Carpenter
Mother's Day Program At local Baptist Church
A Mother’s Day service led by Mrs. Gertrude Brin ell featured a sermon on 1 Corinthians 13. The Stephens and Truett Unions presented a closing program, with full Bible readership among Truett members. Visitors Mae Mullins and Mary Gatty joined Sunday activities as the church plans summer music school funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens and Truett
Truett Union
B. L. Davidson
Gertrude Brindell
Stephens Union
C. B
Greene
Jesse Lancaster
R. L. Sparks
Mae Mullins
Mary Gatty
Paw Creek
N.C
Gat
D. C. Whitaker
J. A. Hunnicutt
Southern Baptist Convention
New Orleans
Hunnicutt
Henrietta-Cardleen High School
S. E. Welchel
Haynes Memorial Baptist Church
Avondale
Jones
Columbia
S. C
Cliffside Triumphs 8-1 Over Henrietta in Weekend Game
Cliffside baseball club defeated Henrietta eight to one on Saturday. Cliffside pitchers Bridges and Bostic limited Henrietta to one run while Cliffside hitters backed them with solid offense. Henrietta’s battery consisted of Putnam and Frasier.
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Cliffside Baseball Club
Henrietta Club
Cliffside
Bridges
Bostic
Henrietta
Putnam and Frasier
Memorial services planned at Goodes Creek church
Memorial services will be observed at Goodes Creek next Sunday with several former pastors expected to attend. An interesting program is arranged and a good day is anticipated. The rain since Tuesday benefits farmers, improving cotton and corn stands though some land is washed. Local residents and visitors are noted, including Duncan visitors Mr and Mrs Taylor Alexander and others from Gaffney and Spindale.
Memorial Service at Smith's Grove Saturday Afternoon
Memorial will be held at Smith's Grove on Saturday at two o'clock with Rev. W. M. Gold in charge. Local residents include Amy Luckadoo Effie Mooney Grady and Roye Luckadoo who spent time with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Luckadoo. Weekend visits and social gatherings are noted among the Luckadoos and Fortenberrys with numerous friends attending a party hosted by Ernest Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Smith's Grove
W. M. Gold
Amy Luckadoo
Effie Mooney
Grady
Roye Luckadoo
T. W. Luckadoo
Forrest Fortenberry
Charlie Lee
Annie Bell Hardin
Vonnie Mae Crowder
Ernest Lee
Annie Luckadoo
Lola Crotts
Pearl Crowder
Pauline Crotts
Ruth Crowder
Mary Elizabeth
Lucy Crowder
Grady Bridges
George Freeman
Carl Helton
Grady Luckadoo
Sermons and Memorials Mark Avondale Church News
Dr Welchel delivered an inspiring sermon stressing living a Christ centered life to show love for mothers. Next Sunday he will fill Cliffside Baptist in Hen reytown where Rev Henneycutt delivers the school commencement sermon at Henrietta Caroleen. Memorial services and local visits ripple through Avondale with family gatherings, friends at Sharon church in Cleveland, and trips to Mt Vernon and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Welchel
Christ
Cliffside Baptist Church
Henneycutt
Henrietta- Caroleen
Stephens Bible Club
Archie Wilson
Bobby Fisher
Joe Hudson
Morganton
G. L. Champion
Robert Baker
Spindale
T. P. Martin
Annie Toms
Mt. Pleasant
Essie Womack
J. L. Hawkins
Sharon Church
Cleveland County
Erie Cherry
Charlotte
Welcher
Bedford
Robert Carlton
Carl
Cool Springs
West
Robert James
Marion
John Grang
Forest City
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