Spindale News Briefs Highlight Local Death and Events
Boyd Green age ten months died Saturday after a three week illness. Funeral at Holly Springs Baptist church with interment in Holly Springs cemetery. Visitors include Mrs. Padgett of Lowell and Mrs. James. A whiskey transport chase ended with two men captured in Spindale by Policeman George Green and Deputy Hardin. Local college figures and church activities noted as revival and memorial services scheduled.
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Curtis Hardin
Gail Hollifield
Green Hill Township
Wr. M. D. Haney
Davidson College
M. D. Haney
G. B
Clarence Griffin
W. M. Clay
G. W. Davis
M. A. Adams
Holly Springs
Zeno Wall
Spindale
First Baptist Church
George Green
Stonecutter Mills Village
Ellenboro R-2 News Report: Local Visits and Sick List
Miss Beulah and Nellie Earley visited Miss Ruby Ferree on Saturday night. Sunday guests at John Spurlin's included JH Turner and daughter, W C Spurlin and daughter, E B Spurlin and family, G P Philbeck and families. Miller Smart, once ill, is now out. Walter Jenkins and family visited J T Jenkins and family Sunday afternoon.
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Ellenboro
R-2
Beulah
Nellie Earley
Florence Mills Club Forms In Base Ball Meeting
A baseball club was organized at a local meeting. Bill Collins named playing manager, Leon Frye business manager, N H Welen secretary treasurer. Florence Mills Clubs aims for early action within two weeks, with no opening date set yet. Spindale defeats Hickory 5 to 0 in a Saturday game, McKeithan making a notable center-field catch.
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Bill Collins
Leon Frye
N. H. Welen
Florence Mills
Spindale
Hickory Hickory
Spindale Baseball Club
McKeithan
Memorial services and B Y P U reorganization at Sulphur Springs
Memorial services were held in Holly Springs and High School in Sulphur Springs. The town reorganized the B Y P U at the church Sunday night with officers: president W M Hopper, vice president W V Tarlton, secretary and treasurer Annette Hopper, corresponding secretary L M Robbins, quiz leader Mrs Ollie Harris, organist Mrs Lee R Robbins, song leader Lee R Robbins, group captains Estelle Bland C E Wall Pauline Cole and Bessie Henson. Several local residents and visitors were noted among the gatherings and visits over the weekend.
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Lee R. Robbins
Estelle Bland
C. E. Wall
Pauline Cole
Bessie Henson
L. E. Anderson
Charlotte
S. A'Bland
Ollie Harris
Misses Fay
Myrtle Matheney
George Eaves
L. M. Robbins
L. B. Robbins
Cherokee Falls
Lester Robbins
Home Demonstration Clubs Meet in Harris High Auditorium
Harris May 28 A call meeting of the girls and womens Home Demonstration club will be held in the auditorium of Harris High School on Friday June 3 at 2 30. Friends patrons of the school and women and girls eligible for club work are urged to attend. Miss Howard will preside and plans ways and means to carry out community projects will be discussed.
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Harris
Harris High School
Ellenboro Drops Game to Spin Dale in Extra Innings
Ellenboro of Rutherford County Textile League loses to Spindale club at Spindale after a 4-4 tie through seven innings. Buchanan started on mound, replaced by Edwards. Thomas and Cole were Ellenboro’s batteries. Spindale tallied six in extra innings to finish 6 10. Cleveland Athletic Club of Spartanburg to play two at Spindale, Friday and Saturday. Florence Mills Team to open season at local park against Ellenboro Thursday.
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Ellenboro
Rutherford County
Spindale
Buchanan
Edwards
Thomas
Cole
Spartanburg
Cleveland Athletic Club
Forest City
Florence Mills
Memorial Day Observed At Mooresboro High School
Mooresboro R-1 held Memorial Day services at the high school with a large gathering. County superintendent Prof Clyde Erwin and Ellenboro’s Mr Greeneberry Pruett spoke, followed by a singing convention with splendid music. Belle Hawkins leaves for Boone NC for summer school. Troy Hawkins and family visited from Greenville for the memorial services. Mrs Arthur Lawing spent Saturday in Shelby.
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Greenville
J. L. Proctor
Arthur Lawing
Shelby
London Forecast Sees 175000 American Tourists Summer
London expects about 175000 American visitors this summer. The influx could boost revenue to cover previous debt payments and leave surplus after repatriating gold shipments.
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London
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