Address of Hon 0 Max Gardner at Laurinburg
The speech rails at Republican failures under Hoover, cites Dwight Morrow’s stance on prohibition and drought, and condemns tariff and foreign trade policies. It links plant closures, wage cuts, and cotton mill woes in North Carolina to national policy, urging voters to rethink 1932 choices and economic relief for farmers.
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Death of C M Yelton in Forest City R-3
Mr. C Mills Yelton died Monday after several weeks illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Camp Creek Baptist church. Survived by widow and children Masis ie Harvey Norman Alvin Charles Gulmer Yelton and daughters Mrs Charles Bailey Mrs John Bedford Mrs Clifford Bradley Clyde Yelton Farris Yelton. He belonged to Smiths Grove church.
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Charlers Bailey
John Bedford
Clifford Bradley
Clyde Yelton
Farris Yelton
Smith's Grove
T. W. Luckadoo
Frank Gregory
Vance Street
Paul Crowder
Mary E. Crowder
Birthday Party Honors Libbie and Willar Tate
Rutherfordton October 28 Miss Gertie Tate hosted a birthday party Saturday night for Libbie and Willar Tate. Attendees included Estelle Jones Beatrice Jones Agnes Huntley Ruth Morrow Velma Morrow Ebbie Mathney Gert Tate Roscoe Phillips Richard Smith Willard Huntley John Morrow Fred Morrow Memory Dobbins Charlie Morrow Ernest Champion Worth Daniel Fred Callahan Charles Griffin Herman Mathney Virgil Mathney Lloyd Cole Lloyd Hunnicutt Lionel Smith Spurgeon Cole John Page. Cake and lemonade were served.
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Rutherfordton
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Libbie
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Ruth
Velma Morrow
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Gert Tate
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Fred Morrow
Memory Dobbins
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Worth Daniel
Fred Callahan
Charles Griffin
Herman
Virgil Mathney
Lloyd Cole
Lloyd Hunnicutt
Lionell Smith
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Oakland News Forest City School Opens With Strong Enrollment
Oakland reports a good start to the new school year with Prof. H. K. Logan of Logan as principal. Teaching staff includes Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Smally, Miss Beam from Spindale, and Miss McClain from Rutherfordton. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. J. Pegram and son John, E. M. Diveney, Mrs. F. W. McDonald, and Virginia McBrayer, are noted among those traveling and visiting relatives in Fairview and Charlotte.
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Fairview
Coster McBrayer
Glenn Smally
Virginia McBrayer
Kunday
T. L. McBrayer
Ruth McDonald
J McBrayer
Charlotte
Pierce Henderson
A. M. Dixon
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Forest City, N. C
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