Memorial service at Holly Springs honors pastor with speaker Mary Sue Hunt
Memorial services were held in Holly Springs on Sunday with Rev. D J Hunt’s eye removal noted. His daughter Miss Mary Sue Hunt spoke in his place and delivered an engaging sermon. A large crowd attended the morning service and cemetery rites, with prayers, songs, and a mid day dinner. Afternoon greetings and another sermon followed as local families gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Springs
D. J. Hunt
Ctarsis
Pres- Jenkins
Rutherfordton
Jenkins
Mary Sue Hunt
Mary Sue
G. B. Henderson
Pless Holland
G. C. Henson
Ella Henson
Carrie Motte
Cliffside
Forrest Dale
Arthur McDaniel
Veela
N. M. Splawn
Grover Matheny
George
Spake
J.T. Robbins
Ed Roach
Ebbie
Sue Matheny
Walter Matheny
Herman Matheny
Damon_ Robbins
Lillie
Maudie
Ina Robbins
Matt Splawn
Junior Music Club Meets at High School for May Event
The Junior Music Club held its May 24 meeting with a large attendance at the high school. Officers for the term were elected headed by president Lee Moss Reinhardt and include Katherine Moore vice president Frances Ledbetter secretary and Sarah Moss treasurer. Special guests Miriam Greene and Mesdames Price attended. A program of solos duets and group pieces followed with performers such as Winnie Gilliam Catherine Bradley Eugenia Harrill and Dorothy Turner among others, ending with a playful Chopsticks duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moss Reinhardt
Katherine Moore
Frances Ledbetter
Sarah Moss
Miriam Greene
Mesdames R. E. Price
J. M. Price
Eleanor Meares
Vera Beachboard
Mary Roberts Reinhardt
Margaret” Meares
Rost
Gloria Price
Briar Rose
Hamp
Frances Courtney
Dolly
Grandales
Mary Morris
West End News and Society Notes from Pleasant Grove
The April meeting of Pleasant Grove church Woman's Missionary Society was held in the hut with Mrs. T. J. Cole in charge. John Garland Cole arrived May 22, and both mother and baby are doing nicely. Various local social notes follow including visits and travel among residents such as Miss Arlene Phillips, Mrs. W. G. Trout, Miss Glenn Harris, and a trip by Norman McDonald to Chapel Hill for the State high school championship game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Woman's Missionary Society of
Pleasant Grove Church
T. J. Cole
R. L. Williardson
Statha
Jesus
Alpha Cole
D. C. Cole
John Garland Cole
Arlene Phillips
Asheville
Hazel Estes and local life in Caroleen area May events
Miss Hazel Estes returned to Wilkinsville after visiting her sister Mrs Walter Mahaffee. The community notes mid spring include new store projects by L B Mahaffee and Clyde Mahaffee, a Baptist service by Rev Brock, a book club merge into Federated Woman's Club, Derby trip arrivals from Louisville, a bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Mahaffee, and staff changes in Henrietta and Caroleen offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroleen
Hazel Estes
Walter Mahaffee
Wilkinsville
D. C
Jessie Harris
Nealsville
Harris
Henrietta Caroleen
Nell Harris
G. C. Hardin
Essie Hemphill
Ethral Bron
Nebo
L. B. Robbins
D. F. Beachboard
Highway 207
Harrisltown
Book Club
Federated Woman’s Club
Cliffside
Henrietta
Avondale
M. B. Mahaffee
James Mahaffee
GH. Mahaffee
M. B. Mahaffee, Jr
Louisville
Forest City R-3 church and community notes
Rev Brendle preached an able sermon Sunday morning. B Y P U attended with Miss Margaret Logan in charge. participants included Matt Carpenter, Martha Freeman, Zelma and Alma Freeman, Paul Carpenter, Miller Freeman, Garland Ross. Beatrice Carpenter to lead Sunday evening program. Beatrice Carpenter hosted a Flat Rock picnic for her Sunday school class. Visits include Rollins, Cuthbertson and McGee families. News also covers hospital update for Mrs. Roland York and picnics at Flat Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
R-3
Brendle
Miller Freeman
Jesus
Margaret Logan
Matt Carpenter
Martha Freeman
Zelma
Alma Freeman
Paul Carpenter
Garland Ross
Beatrice Carpenter
Flat Rock
D. P. Rollins
Asheville
J. J. Rollins
Hoyt Cuthbertson
Detroit, Mich
Edward Cuthbertson
Marion
Rubye McGee
Sue and
Mary Carpenter
David Wicker, Kelley
Pinehurst
Boyce Wilkie
Lake Lanier
Roland York
Rutherford Hospital
J. W. Bridges
Ellenboro Farmers Sell Over $2000 Pork
Ellenboro May 27 reports more than 2000 dollars of pork sales since last June by the Ellenboro school for boys and farmers under the local agriculture teacher. The projects involved both boys and men who sold on their own initiative with the teacher assisting to ensure success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenboro
Department of Agriculture
Teacher of Agriculture
Forest City Baptists Plan Home-Coming Day
The second annual Home-Coming Day at First Baptist church is set for Sunday June 9. All members are urged to invite former pastors members and friends to attend. June 9 also marks the start of the seventh year of Dr W A Ayers pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. A. Ayers
Community pickup routes schedule for June
A weekly timetable lists morning and afternoon visit windows for multiple rural pickup points from Monday to Friday across Sandy Mush Caroleen Avondale Shiloh Holly Springs Broa River Floyds Creek Alexander Mill Ellenboro Hopewell Hollis Washburns Store Bostic J D Logans Store Lane Cane Creek Fortune Sunshine W L Longs Store Ruth Rutherfordton Spindale with specific time slots for each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh School
Holly, Springs
Broa River
Floyd’s Creek
Alexander Mill
J. D. Logan
Lane
Cane Creek
Fortune
Sunshine
W. L. Long
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Fifth
Bayer
Genuine
Mat Howard
Terrell
Texas
Lim
Junior Music Club
Sousa
Winnie Gilliam
Catherine Bradley
West End
W. M. S. Meeting
Henry Carson
Clyde E. Mahaffee
Black Bear
Messrs
Randall and
Alfred
Mr. Mahaffee
Mrs. Mahaffee
Mary Lane Pierce
U. S
MT. Vernon News
John Cubduction
Forest City Baptists
Shelby, N. C
Kiwanis
County Club
J. C. Twitty, M. D
Sandy Mush
Hopewell Church
Hollis
Washburn
Bostic
Ruth
Spindale
Gilkey
Union Mills
Green Hill
Hampton’s
Chimney Rock
Ledbetter’s
White House
Ae Ford
Twitty
Hall _— Drug Co
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