Memorial and social notes from Shiloh and region
In Rutherfordton May 12 local notes report Mr Leary a Central High School teacher giving a fine talk at Shiloh Sunday morning after Sunday school. A memorial service will be held all day at Shiloh next Sunday with dinner on the ground. Several residents traveled to Spartanburg S C for shopping. Various families visited relatives in Marion Alexander Forest City Spindale Ruth and Mount Pleasant over the past week.
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Rutherfordton
R-1
Leary
Central High School
Shiloh
Odessa Jones
Herbert Cole
C. M. Champion
Ruppe
Spartanburg
S. C
M. M. Spurlin
Marion
Clara Smith
Alexander
Paul Hawkins
Joe Epley
Forest City
Estelle Jones
Spindale
Gifford Ledbetter
Arthur Shehan
John Gordon
Leo Smith
Wih Mit‘chum
Ruth
W. P. Hardin
Worth Owens
Spigdale
M. E. Ruppe
H. B. Vassey
Mt. Pleasant
Memorial services to be held at Providence church
May 13 memorial services planned at Providence Church for Mrs W T Calton, who died after a brief illness. A large crowd expected. Obituary details note she was 55, survived by two children A L Calton and Willoree Calton, mother Mrs Hamrick, nine siblings, and three daughters-in-law. Funeral at 2 pm from residence with Rev J W Suttle and Dr Zeno Wall officiating. Burial in Baptist church cemetery at Lattimore.
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Lattimore
W. T.calton
Baptist Church
A. L. Calton
Willoree / Calton
Hamrick
Memorial services held at Sulphur Springs
Memorial services were held at Sulphur Springs on Sunday with a Mother's Day program in morning and a sermon by Rev Wyatte in the afternoon. A B Y P U program followed Sunday night. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Bailey of Shelby and Mrs N P Miessinger J hosted guests. A surprise party for Pauline Cole was given by Kenneth Cole and others with numerous local attendees listed.
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Forest City
Rio
Sulphur Springs
Wyatte
Brock
Welat
N.P. Miessinger
Bailey
Shelby
Wessinger
Quatterbaum
Munnerlyn
Kenneth Cole
Pauline Cole
Ruby
Annette Hopper
Bessie
Annie Henson
Estelle
Joyce Bland
John Bland
Arthur
Walter Henson
Jon
Olen Kendrick
Kermit McMahan
Howard Cole
Bergman ‘Hamrick
Dennis Jenkins
Britt Hopper
Washburn News Rain Lifts Local Gardens and Visits
In Washburn May 12, rain aids crops after a dry spell while gardens thrive. Local families share visits, including Mrs Myrtice Curtiss and her daughter in Morganton with Charlie and Mrs Doty, Earl Stacey and children visiting Shelby relatives, Jennie Hamrick and children visiting Joe Price, Bud McDaniel with Columbus Early and the Vandyke family from Kin.
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Bostic
Myrtice Curtiss
Gaughter
Morgaton
Charlie Doty
Earl Stacey
Jessie
Ruby
Shelby
Jennie Hamrick
Margaret
Junior
Joe Prices
Bud McDaniel
Columbus
Washburn
Robert Vandyke
Lovin' the Ladies opens at Romina Theatre today
Richard Dix stars in the all talking comedy romance Lovin' the Ladies an adaptation of I Love You by William LeBaron at the Romina Theatre. Dix plays an electrician who masquerades in high society and is involved with four women Lois Wilson Rita La Roy Renee Macready Virginia Sale in a quintangle tale filled with excitement suspense drama and humor.
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Richard Dix
Romina Theatre
William Lee Baron
RKO Production
Dix
Lois Wilson
Rita la Roy
Radio
Renee ‘Macready
Virginia Sale
Chic
Quintangle
Mel Brown
Allen Kearns
Anthony Bushell
Henry Armetta
Lovin
Birthday Dinner for Mr John Walker in Dysartsville
A birthday dinner was hosted Sunday at the home of Mr. John Walker to honor his 53rd birthday. Relatives and friends from McDowell, Burke, and Rutherford counties attended, with guests from Forrest City, Alexander, Bearwollow, and nearby areas. A long noon meal featured a large table and a variety of foods enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysartsville
John Walker
McDowell
Burke
Rutherford
Administrator's Notice for Robt Harrill Estate
M C Hardin as administrator notifies Rutherford County North Carolina creditors and claimants to present all claims against Robt Harrill deceased by May 10 1931 at Forest City NC or be barred. Debtors urged to pay promptly. Notice dated May 10 1930.
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Robt
Harrill
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Forest City
N. C
M. C. Hardin
Admr
Dee
Cystex 48 Hour Test Promises Quick Bladder Relief
An advertisement touts Cystex for bladder irritation and related sleep disruption. It promises fast improvement, a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, and quotes a 60 cent price at Peoples Drug Store. The ad also includes unrelated notes on hard times and a naval conference remark about armament.
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Peoples Drug Store
Grammar School Freshman Music Club Formed
Grammar school music students formed the Freshman Music Club. The first meeting on April 16 elected officers for next year: President Ethel Young, Vice President Dorothy Turner, Secretary Frances Courtney, Treasurer Martha Green. The club will meet monthly and will not serve refreshments. Dues will be a year.
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Grammar School
Ethel Young
Dorothy Turner
Frances Courtney
Martha Green
Forest City duo win second in state piano contest
Misses Doris and Frances Ledbetter, daughters of Mrs. J D Ledbetter, represented the Forest City junior music club at the state junior contest in Winston Salem on April 26. They won second honors in piano duo ensemble class B, performing Mozart Sonata No 3 with Grieg accompaniment.
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Doris
Frances Ledbetter
J. D. Ledbetter
Forest City
Winton-Salem
Grieg
Card of thanks for loss of Robert Harrill
Mr. M. C. Hardin and family express gratitude to friends for kindness shown after the death of their son and grandson Robert Harrill. They acknowledge floral offerings and extend blessings to all who offered support.
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Robert Harrill
M. C. Hardin
Braves edge Tryon for fifth straight win at home
Bostic led the Braves to a 3 to 1 victory at Tryon Park on Saturday noon. Despite four hits and a strong defense, the Tryon pitcher suffered with wild pitches and poor support. Bostic contributed solid fielding and played at Cliffside Wednesday and Friday, plus Saturday, as part of a week’s schedule.
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Bostic
Braves
Tryon Park
Tryon Cu
Andrews Thous
Cliffside Wedn
Delighted Planet Puzzle Guides Meat Market Guess
A quirky note envisions a new planet year 330 times tongs guiding meat buying choices. The playful line hints at futuristic pricing and product selection in a whimsical, speculative tone with no clear real-world event or named entities.
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Frank Allen
J. L. Harrill
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Charley Hardin
John McDaniel
Eva Harrill
B. E. Price
Avery Grayson
Dock Phillip
Will Phillips Spriday
Vance Wilkins
W Harrill
Mountain
W. E. Stacey
Bart Stacey
Chesnee
G. M. McDaniel
Oak Grove
Worth Wells
Jessie and
Ruby Stacey
Aileen Wright
Joe Price
Mrs. White
Washburn News
Spindale Textile Shop
Spindale, N. C
Forrest City
Mr. Walker
H. B. Brackett
R. A. Brackett
Cordie Brackett
W. S. Beard
Julius Is Condre
Raymond Condrey
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Champ Mauney
B. E. Huntley
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NBC
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Bartlett Pears
Owen Bakea
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