Baptist revival under Sprague Hackney draws large crowds
The Cliffside News reports a Baptist Church revival began last week with Dr Claude E Sprague of Chattanooga and singer Mr Charles Hackney of Atlanta drawing growing attendance. Sprague preached daily and at the four B Y P U closing, with many conversions and rededications. They spoke at the local school and held noon services at the mill.
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The
Baptist Church
Claude E. Sprague
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Hackney
Atlanta
Sprague
Hackney
Local Happenings Highlight Spirit of Community
A parade of visitors and residents populate this week as families from Fruitland Shelby and Forest City converge for weekends and hospital updates. Dr H L Robinson recovers from injuries and plans home soon while many oversee church meetings, prayers, and a gospel campaign led by Dr Sprague with public sermons and a men’s session Sunday afternoon.
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H. L. Robinson
Rutherford Hospital
Dr. Robinson
Cliffside Lowers Lowell 18 to 0 at Haynes Park
Cliffside High defeated Lowell 18 to 0 on their local ground at Haynes Park last Saturday afternoon. Edwin Hughes scored the first touchdown, Butler Pruett added the second, and L G Rhinehardt made the third as Cliffside held the visitors scoreless. Next Saturday at 2 30 p m Cliffside meets Chesnee High at Haynes Park. admission 15 and 5 cents.
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Cliffside High
Lowell
Haynes Park
Edwin Hughes
Butler Pruett
L. G. Rhinehardt
Chesnee High
Chesnee
Forest City Corn Shuckings Among Local Visits
Mt. Vernon News reports numerous corn shuckings and social visits around Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Carpenter and Mr. C. C. Carpenter. Beatrice Carpenter is ill. Ken Wells visited Marion. Logan residents Rose F. Smith and John Goforth called on D. S. Carpenter. A gathering included R. E. Morris family Clayton Norville family Osborne Bland Zelma and Charles, C. J. Freeman family Lillie Mae and Mary Elizabeth, Fred Jobe family and Joe Carpenter with Mary. J. A. York visited J. S. Carpenter last week.
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Rose F. Smith
John Goforth
Logan
D. S. Carpenter
R. E. Morris
Clayton Norville
Osborne Bland
Z. B. Freeman
Zelma
Charles
C. J. Freeman
Lillie Mae
Mary Elizabeth
Fred Jobe
Joe Carpenter
Mary
J. A. York
J. S. Carpenter
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Ninety-Six
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