Cliffside News Highlights from Local Association Meeting
The Spencer church association meeting in Spindale elected G B Pruett emeritus clerk after twenty seven years of service and welcomed Rev James Allen Hunnicutt as clerk. Sunday attendance was 424 with 12 visitors and 7 pew members enrolled. September finances showed debt reduction and growing contributions despite hard times. The text was Matt 25 25 with the message Talent Hiding. The girls and male chorus sang at Shelby for the Cleveland County singing convention. B Y P U ended the week with 165 in the closing assembly and a P W O Q banner. Revival plans begin October 26 at the Baptist church with a pageant. Workers Council meets Friday at 7 15. A Masonic sermon is planned next Sunday at 7 15 with Masons expected to attend from several towns. Visitors included William Copeland family from Landrum SC and Prof E G Burton from Gaf C.
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Spencer Church
Spindale
James Allen Hunnicutt
G. B. Pruett
Ellenboro
P. C. Hawkins
Shelby
Cleveland County
General Assembly
Truett
Stephen
Rutherfordton
Auditum
Wiliam Copeland
Alex Copeland
Landrum,s. C
E. G. Burton
Gaf. C
Present concerns outshine past in modern life says Einstein
A fragmented radio era quips that the radio could be a path to peace while modern women focus on present matters. The preacher warns of hell and finds business men agreeing. A friend notes European youth politics mirror youth unrest as governments face numerous parties.
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Einstein
Griffin Womick marriage unites families in Cliffside church
Miss Lee Womick and Mr Forrest Griffin wed at the Womick home Chapel of the bride October 12 1930 Rev D H Rhinehardt officiated in a ring ceremony attended only by relatives and the couple then left for Concord NC for a brief honeymoon before settling in Spindale. Mrs Griffin is the Womick daughter and Mr Griffin is the Spindale son.
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Lee Womick
Forrest Griffin
Q. L. Womick
D. H. Rhinehardt
The
Cliff Methodist Church
Lewis Griffin
Spindale
New Hope News social notes and visits
Harris Oct 13. Roy Tanner of Fort Benning Ga. visits relatives. Belle Wilkie Lois Lila Hines visit T E Randall Sunday. Kennedy family attend Cooley Springs Baptist church. Visitors at W P Davidson home include James Turner and Berton Cantrell. League met Sunday at 3 pm with visitors. Luther Oliver birthday surprise dinner. Randall sick but improving. Byron Lancaster family from Spindale visit Edgar Lancaster home. Lela Eunice Kennedy visit. Jerome Harris family from Cliffside visit C M Harris. Belle Wilkie and Etheleen Randall visit Mollie Padgett and Lucy Padgett.
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Belle Wilkie
Lois
Lila
Mae Hines
T. E. Randall
T. D. Kennedy
G. S. Kennedy
Ola
Ella Kennedy
Cooley Springs Baptist Church
W. P. Davidson
James Turner
Berton Cantrell
League
New Hope Sun
Luther Oliver
Mary
Gladys Randall
Byron Lancaster
Spindale
Edgar Lancaster
Lela
Eunice Kennedy
Buford Kennedy
Jerome Harris
Cliffside
C. M. Harris
Etheleen Randall
Gladys Green
John Padgett
Lucy
Mollie Padgett
Local Happenings Highlight Rutherford County Guests
Local notices detail visits and illnesses among residents of Rutherford and surrounding towns. Guests include Miss Winnie Price of Sandy Music with sister Mrs. B L Davidson, Edwin Hughes and fellow students from Lenior Rhyne, and various family gatherings at Rutherford hospital and area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Price
Sandy Music
B. L. Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Edwin Hughes
Lenoir-Rhyne
C. D. Hughes
Messrs
Orus Biggerstaff
Billie Watkins
Avondale
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services October 19 1930
Sunday school at 9 45 a m preacher service at 11 a m and Epworth League in the afternoon. Mr Adams gave educational lectures for the Epworth League with visitors from Alexander Epworth League attending. No Wednesday prayer service due to lectures. Friday social closed the lectures with great enjoyment. Dr C S McCall and Mr George Wood of Forest City visited the church services.
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Epworth League
Adams
Alexander _Epworth League
C. S. McCall
George Wood
Forest City
Methodist Church
Fall clean-up urged to boost community appearance
The piece urges residents to remove rubbish and junk as summer fades. It highlights how autumn reveals hidden ugliness and calls for cleanup around private property to keep the community attractive for the season.
Two Newborns Reported in Local Births
Born October 3 to Mr and Mrs Lee H Scruggs an eleven pound son Harry Claude. Born October 6 to Mr and Mrs B D Calhoon a nine pound daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee H. Scruggs
Harry Claude
B. D. Calhoon
Rutherford County voter profile pledges tax relief stance
A Rutherford County candidate outlines a two term Legislature record and a platform opposing bond issues and new taxes. He favors state supervision of schools and roads, pledges to support relief measures, and asks voters for support across party lines.
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Rutherford County
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Europe
Griffin-Womick
NEW Hope News
Harris
Roy Tanner
Fort Benning
H. L. Robertson
Avondale M. E
J. C. Hayes
Charles H. Haynes
J. B. Watkins
N. C. Bankers Association
Charlotte
John L. Scruggs
Old Fort
N. C
Mrs. Worth Womick
Mr. Tinkler
Ninety Six
S. C
John Tinkler
Bias
H. A. Ramsey
W. L. Cameron
Mary Cameron
G. C. Shuford
Lenoir
J. R. Packard
Rutherford Hospital
L. D. Wilkie
W. Wilkie
T.C. Kennedy
T. C. Harris
John Oliver
Providence Church
New Hope
Byron Packard
John Z. Packard
Richmond, Va
Alice Carpenter
Farmers Hardware
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Ers Hardware Co
H. L. Kanipe
Nissen
Ed Carpenter
Oren Moss
Greensboro
Guilford College
G. K. Moord
A. T. Humphries
Lincolnton
Boonford
Methodist Church Notes
O. R. Coffield
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House of Representatives
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Richmond
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