Mrs Drucilla Trent Passes After Long Illness
Mrs. Drucilla Jane Trent died after an eighteen month illness at her home in Fairview. The funeral and interment were at New Hope Baptist church in Earl, North Carolina, conducted by Rev. J A Hunnicutt. Her stepdaughter Mrs. A I Moore and Mr Moore reside with her. Friends extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DruciLla Jane Trent
A. I. Moore
Methods Church Notes on Fifth Sunday Service
Sunday services listed for May with a fifth Sunday no services. Epworth League at 6 15 pm. Rev E B Edwards spoke on sources of spiritual power and family altars. Sermons covered Galatians 6 7 and the value of temptation in developing Christian character. Also notes RuthERford conference visit and a brief aside on baseball umpires and bottle invention in 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
E. B. Edwards
Edwards
Elk Park
Rhinehardt
Rutherfordt
God
Christ
Commencement Exercises Highlight Seventh and Senior Graduations
The school marked a week of commencement events with seventh grade exercises in a living-room theme featuring Memory Prophecy and Life from a crystal ball. Senior class day showcased garden scenery, a Wishing Well, and gifts as Catherine Kendrick, Gene Packard, and the Mascots entertained the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Ann
Gertrude Brindel
Eddie
Gene Packard
Catherine Kendrick
Frances Cantrell
Earl Taylor
Jack Atkinson
Wesley McMurry
Corine
Emma Lee Jones
Elise Crawford
Life
Geraldine McCurry
Howard
Callahan
Eugene Packard
Carolyn Garvin
Henry Shuford
LeRoy McCurry
Alice Margaret Wiseman
Miss Hefner
Virginia Blanton
Catherine Kerdrick
Cotton Blouses in Style Invite Versatile Wardrobe
Paris proclaims cotton blouses go places with suits adaptable for sports town wear or teas. Ruffled peplums short sleeves and tucked net blousings create youthful feminine touches. sheer overblouse styling suits many occasions.
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Paris
Baptist Church Notes Prompt Easter Service Recitals
A Baptist Church report shows 405 attendance last Sunday with six visitors and three new members, total 841. Dr D G Philips of Spartanburg preached the baccalaureate sermon for the school, Laurel decorations and a 120 strong high school chorus provided music. The B Y P U banner was won by the Peppy Peppers. Future topics include Influence Rousing a Giant and four soul winning talks. Church plans include Home or Family Day and street-by-street outreach.
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D. G. Philips
A. R. P. Church of
Spartanburg
Peppy Peppers
Daisy Keeter
Hazel Horne
Theron McDaniel
Gerard Davidson
D. C. Whitaker
B. Y. P. U. Assembly
B. Y. P. U. Council
Judson and Livingston
Senior B Y P U to Picnic Friday Week
Mr Whitaker announced Sunday evening that the B Y P U study course will begin on June 15. The senior group plans a Friday picnic this week.
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Whitaker
Local Happenings Spotlight Various Residents
Local social notes describe weekend visits by Clarence Collins family from Paw Creek to Mrs. Padgett, Edwin Hughes of Lenoir Rhyne and Orus Biggerstaff at home, Broadus Wilson parties from St. Petersburg and Mt. Vernon planning a Los Angeles move, Lola Mills of Vandalia visiting the Griggs, and a host of students and faculty from area schools joining picnics, exhibits, and family visits. The report includes club guests, hospital training student Mavorean Lemmons, and Catherine Hawkins returning from Boiling Springs College for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Collins
Paw Creek
N. C
J. C. Mills
Mills
Rutherfordton
P. D. Street
Union Mills
Iron shortfall or bone excess linked to dull brains
Scientists report dull brains can result from iron deficiency. They also warn of similar mental dulling from excessive bone. The claim ties mineral balance to cognitive function, highlighting nutritional questions in brain health research.
Revival closes at Provider. community notes draft
In Forest City R-2 on May 25 a revival meeting ended at Provider. Local residents including Mrs W V Harrill and family, Mr Horace Henson, and the Harrills of Boany joined various visits and birthday celebrations. A birth occurred to Mr and Mrs James B ler weighing six pounds, with both mother and baby healthy. Several neighbors were listed on the sick list and visitors gathered at multiple homes, sharing candies at a birthday party for Milbre Wilson and others.
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James B.ler
Mole
Baby
John McDaniel
Irvin
Clyde McDaniel
Jamil Spindale
James Harrill
Vance Harrill
Mil
N. Lovelace
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