Sandy Run Baptist Association Holds Notable Session
The thirty-seventh annual Sandy Run Baptist Association met October 6 and 7 at Walls Baptist Church with 49 of 51 churches sending delegates. Rev. C C Matheny was re elected moderator and G B Pruett clerk while S C Gettys was elected treasurer. The meeting approved Boiling Springs High School becoming a Junior College starting next year. Leaders from state Baptist groups attended and spoke on missions education and orphanage work. Next session will be at Holly Springs near Hartis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Run
Boiling Springs High School
Kings Mountain
Gastonia
Boiling Springs
Chas, E. Maddry
Raleigh
Baptist State Mission Board
W. R. Beach
The
Biblical Recorder
M. L. Kestler
Thomasville Baptist
Huggins
State Baptist Education Board
Kestler
Kings Mountain Association
Green River Association
T. T. Long
Atlanta
R. N. Childress
Caroleen
Holly Springs
Hartis
B Y P U of Sulphur Springs Seeks New Members
Sulphur Springs Forest City Route 1 reports that the B Y P U met Sunday night at 7 with a good program and a call to join and bring a friend. Nearby visits include Mr and Mrs J I Wall and Mr and Mrs Jim Goforth with S A Bland and W M Hopper families, plus attendees at Caroleen Baptist church singing and local family visits. A newborn daughter arrived Sunday to Otto Hopper. Local residents, including Henson and Hopper families, shared Sunday visits and weekend travel to Spartanburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Route 1
B. Y. P. U. of Sulphur
John Reid
Thomas Hicks
W. M. Hopper
Caroleen Baptist Church
Samuel Henson
Lake Lure
Pink Hardin
Otto Hopper
T. C. Matheny
S. P. Greene
Cliffside
W. B. Bland
Myrtle
Ruby
Annette Hopper
Mae Miller
Bessie Henson
Joyce Bland
Pauline Cole
Ruby Robbins
A. L. Henson
Caroleen B Y P U Elects New Officers
Caroleen Oct. 18 The Caroleen B Y P U met for a social hour and business meeting Friday evening in the dining room of the church. The pastor Rev R N Childress presided. New officers were elected: Everett Hawkins president Ruth Piercy vice president Faye Allen secretary Verna Hawkins treasurer Mary Lou Francis corresponding secretary Kenneth Dobbins chorister Estelle Hawkins pianist Eulas Hawkins librarian Ella Lynch Bible Reader's Leader Margaret group captain No 1 Eunice Melton group captain No 2. During social hour games were played and refreshments served cocoa and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroleen
Caroleen B. Y. P. U
R. N. Childress
Everett Hawkins
Ruth Piercy
Faye Allen
Verna Hawkins
Mary Lou Francis
Kenneth Dobbins
Estelle Hawkins
Eulas Hawkins
Ella| Lynch
Margaret Lynch
Eunice Melton
Mr W T Toms Dies at Lattimore
W T Toms 75 died at home in Lattimore on Tuesday afternoon October 12 after a yearlong illness of paralysis. A Rutherford County native, he spent most of his life in Duncan's Creek Township and was a longtime member of Lattimore Baptist Church. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 pm with ministers L M Harrill Zeno Wall Rush Padgett and J C Gillespie officiating. He married Katie Palmer and they had ten children, eight surviving, plus a wife, sister I H Weeks, 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Granddaughters Wilbur McBrayer and Maude Grose of Forest City are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattimore
W. T. Toms
Rutherford County
Duncan's Creek Township
Lattimore Baptist Church
IL. D. Harrill
Zeno Wall
Rush Padgett
J. C. Gillespie
Katie Palmer
Polkville
R. V. Toms
Shelby Water and Light Plants
W. V. Toms
Charlotte
J. P. Toms
Eastside Mill
C. C. Toms
John M. Best Furniture Company
Shelby
L. C. ‘Toms
Shelby Ice and Fuel Company
J. H. Toms
Consolidated ‘Textile Corporation
Joe Jones
Katie Toms
First National Bank
I. H. Weeks
Marion
Wilbur McBrayer
Maude Grose
Forest City
Mr. Toms
Things You Should Know About Walking For Health
Practical health note urges walking over sitting to improve nimbleness and overall fitness. Outdoor walks on varied terrain praised as superior to vehicle travel, with emphasis on using all body parts and avoiding sedentary behavior.
P T A in Bostic Plans Monthly School Programs
Bostic October 18 The P T A met in call session October 14 with strong attendance from parents and teachers. They proposed monthly school programs and a study plan focusing on Katherine Booth Clibborn's Our Children to address playground and classroom needs. The group aims to unite parents and teachers, support children, and encourage well doing, while focusing on a healthy vigorous school serving the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostic
Parent- Teachers Association of
Katherine Booth Clibborn
P.T.A
Ellenboro Vocational Students Build for School and Plan Halloween
Ellenboro news reports agriscience students under their teacher built three library tables twelve science lab stools and twenty four ag class chairs in the school shop. Boys receive two 90 minute shop periods weekly and learn home repairs. Plans for a Halloween show on October 29 are underway in the auditorium. County agent vaccinated forty four hogs from Pasquotank farmers to avert cholera, valued at five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenboro
Ellenboro School
Pasquotank County
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John Thomas
Postoffice
Forest City, N. C
Broadway Garage
Forest City, N.C
Stent
Snore
Earn Caer
Soren
W.lhorn
Reinhardt Drug CO
Sandy Run Association
North Carolina
State College
Brown Insurance Agency
Brown ‘Bank Building
Building & Loan Office
New Kershaw
MR. W
T. Toms
Doggett
Our Savings Department
Industrial Loan & Investment
M. J. Harrill
J. A. Wilkie
Cyclone Auction Company
Forest City, N. J
Rutherford County Steam Laundry
R. N. Holmes Plumbing and Heating Contractor
N. C
Droris
Juvenil
Palace
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