Young Tar Heel Farmers Organize at Cool Springs
The Cool Springs Chapter of Young Tar Heel Farmers elected officers on October 16 and outlined a busy program for the year. Arthur Blanton presides, with James Carson as VP and George Huntley as secretary. Directors are Oscar Heffner and Bain Coop. The club, affiliated with Future Farmers of America, aims for a Carolina Farmer degree candidate, 25 pigs with 5 acre cotton projects, and a strong bale per acre push, plus visits, chapel programs, thrift club, and White Lake state camp attendance.
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Cool Springs
Future Farmers of America
Arthur Blanton
James Carson
George Huntley
J. P. Lewis
Bill Pool
Oscar Heffner
Bain Coop
Tar Heel Farmers
White Lake
Young
Mooresboro R-1 community notes and gatherings
A large local gathering surprised Nell Earley and Boots Earley and Malcom Earley’s group at Dobbinsville. Guests included Effie Goode Essie Goode Gladys Robinson Belle Hawkins Nettie Jeffery Hazel Wall Fay Jolley Theron Jolley Miller Love lace Bob Padgett Eckles Hamrick and Roy Wall. The Ladies Missionary Society met with Mrs Lyton Proctor. Fay Jolley Esta Jolley and Mrs Roy Greene visited Shelby. Hoyle Hawkins visiting. Plato Champion hosted guests Bob Champion and children. Gladys Robinson visited Belle Hawkins. Roy Greene George Jolley Esta Jolley were guests at Forest City. Many from the community attended the Rutherford County Fair.
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Mooresboro
R-1
Nell
Boots
Malcom Earley
Dobbinsville
Effie
Essie Goode
Gladys Robinson
Belle Hawkins
Nettieree Jeffery
Hazel Wall
Messrs
Fay
Theron Jolley
Miller Lovelace
Bob Padgett
Eckles Hamrick
Roy
Virgil Wall
Ladies Missionary Society
Lyton Proctor
Esta Jolley
Roy Greene
Shelby
Hoyle Hawkins
Mississippi
Will Hawkins
Plato Champion
Bob Champion
Alexander
George Jolley
Alice Champion
Forest City
Rutherford County Fair
Smith's Grove notes and social rounds in Forest City
Rev Carlo Morris preached at Smith's Grove at eleven. A large crowd attended corn husking at C M Yelton's home. Families and guests, including Crowder, Humphries, Bridge, Crowder, and Oggle, shared Sunday gatherings and visits. Little Charles Crowder is ill. Pugilist ladder line closes the notes.
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Forest City
R-3
Carlo Morris
Smith’s Grove
C. M. Yelton
Dillard Marshall
T. G. Oggle
Mary Wilson Harden
Ruth Crowder
Macy Humphries
Pauline Bridge
W. L. Humphries
W. P. Crowder
Alma Owens
Mr. Chivous
Amy Luckadoo
Cliffside
Charles Crowder
Alemer
Alice Hardin
Misses Pearl
Mary E
Lincolnton Tops Forest City 14 to 6 on Local Field
Lincolnton defeated Forest City 14 to 6 after leading by a larger margin early. Lincolnton relied on a passing game to score both touchdowns with Huss converting both extra points. Forest City scored a late touchdown and threatened near Lincolnton's 12 yard line as time expired. Crowell starred for Lincolnton and Dorsey for Forest City in a hard fought contest.
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Forest City
Lincolnton
Huss
Crowell
Tom Dorsey
Spartanburg County Fair planned October 29 to November 2
Spartanburg S C October 21 The twenty second annual Spartanburg County Fair will run October 29 30 November 1 and 2 Elaborate plans aim to make it largest and best ever with new buildings to house growing exhibits Midway shows free vaudeville each day Grand Stand fireworks October 29 school day free tickets for white public school children in several counties Football game November 1 Watford versus Presbyterian Colleges Music by S J Bishops Band Horse races five and ten mile motorcycle races Friday and AAA official automobile races Saturday Exhibits include poultry swine cattle home demonstration agricultural and school displays
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Spartanburg
S. C
Spartanburg County
Bist
E. 0. Frierson
The
Fair Association
Upper Carolina
Greenville
Union
Cherokee
Laurens
Polk County
N. C
Rubin & Cherry
New Hope News Local visitors and church notes
Harris area brief lists visitors and social visits across New Hope and nearby towns. Names include Rev A L Lucas, Misses Nettie Thompson, Lela Thompson, Clara Randall, Mary Randall, Chas Worley, Richard Splawn, Monroe Honeycutt and family, and others. Mentions Fort Benning resident Roy Tanner visiting, and Mrs C C Smith of Spindale visiting Idella Lancaster.
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A. L. Lucas
C. M. Harris
Roy Tanner
Fort Benning
C. C. Smith
Spindale
Idella Lancaster
W. P. Wilkie
H. B. Mel Murray
Mabel Harris
Vera Harris
Will Deck
Roxie
Dora Tanner
Central
S. C
Monroe Honeycutt
Spartanburg
Estelle
Addie Lee Thompson
Hillcrest
L. D. Wilkie
Hoyt
L. B
Howard
Harvey
Cliffside
Rev
T. C. Harris
Harris
Cherryville to Visit Here Friday for Football Match
Forest City High hosts Cherryville Friday at 3 45 p m in a locally promoted football game. Fans urged to attend as this is the last game before the state race and aims to boost the home team before the postseason.
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Golden Tornado
Fore
City High
Cherryville
Forest
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Young Tar Heel Farmers
Carolina Farmer
Voca
Rutherford County Laundry
Forest City, N. C
Harry Cantrell
Cape Girardeau
W. M
Strongincolnton Aggregation
Forest City Pos
Whitlock R
Armstrong Hamrick
RTE Self Methany W
Crowell Poole
Rudisill Horton —. LG
Page Moss J. K. Sherrill
Dorsey
Hanes Blanton F
Mauney Moss M. RH
Blanton T
Cornwell Whitlock V
Mullins
Watford
Presbyterian
S. J. Bishop
NEW Hope News
Spartanburg County Fair
Spartanburg, A
Rubin and
Cherry
Wofford
Presbyterian Colleges
Spartanburg Fair Association
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