Holler Talks with Federal Farm Board Representative
Rutherford county Master Farmer C. J. Holler met with Powell of the Federal Farm Board in Asheville to discuss North Carolina agriculture with emphasis on Western North Carolina. The talks aim to shape a southern program. meanwhile Moore county farmers report dust treatment for seed wheat and corn to combat smut, with about 200 bushels treated at three demonstrations.
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C. J. Holler
Rutherford County
Federal Farm Board
North Carolina
Holler
Asheville
Powell
South
Moore County
James Burns 68 Dies Suddenly in Ellenboro
James Burns aged 68 died suddenly at his Ellenboro home Friday afternoon at 1 o clock after being in his usual good health. A lifelong resident born and raised in Ellenboro he helped at the old Burns homestead near Silenteros. Survived by two siblings Miss Sarah Burns and Marion Burns. Funeral held at Ellenboro Baptist church Saturday at 2 o clock, led by Revs Harris and Hunt. Burial followed.
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Ellenboro
James Burns
Burns
Sarah Burns
Marion Burns
Ellenboro Baptist Church
D Harris
D. J. Hunt
Glenwood
Smith's Grove News Roundup at Forest City R 3
Oct. 28 notice lists illness improving for Charles Crowder and multiple social visits. Families mentioned include Smiths, Huds ons, Luckad cós, Crowders, Hardins, Carpenter, Yeltons, Fortenberry, Wilkies, and Bridges. Several gatherings occur with neighbors at homes and Race Path.
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Forest City
R-3
Charles Crowder
Roland Smith
Claude Hudson
Caroleen Baptist Church Hosts State Mission Program
The Caroleen Baptist church held a State Mission program with 390 in Sunday School and a $118 collection. Mr. and Mrs. DeBruke of Whittier visited their daughter Mrs. W. B. Cooper in Caroleen. Teachers from Henrietta and Caroleen attended the Western Teachers meeting in Asheville. Superintendent A. C. Lovelace was elected vice chairman of the city superintendents group.
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Caroleen
Caroleen Baptist Church
DeBruke
Whittier Swain County
W. B. Cooper
Henrietta
Asheville
A. C. Lovelace
Twin High School Readies Long Session and Basketball
As their dinner guests Friday evening, Rev and Mrs Brock and their children. The twin high school will start its long session again Monday November 4. Cotton picking will be about over by that time. Basketball practice will start in earnest in a few days. Mr Cooper will put out a good team this year for twin high.
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Rev
Mrs. Brock
Twin High
Cooper
Spartanburg County Fair Opens With Record Attendance Expected
Spartanburg South Carolina October 20 The annual Spartanburg County Fair opened October 29 and runs through November 2. Expect record attendance with events daily including Wofford versus Presbyterian football on Friday November 1 at 12 30 pm. Horse races Friday through Sunday motor races and AAA races on Saturday. Midway attractions Rubin and Cherry shows and free acts daily. Fireworks four nights and exhibits open until ten each night.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Spartanburg County Fair
Upper South Carolina
Wofford College
Presbyterian College
Rubin
Cherry
A Halting Speech and Social Censure Quip
A quip notes a halting speech can arise from a lame excuse. It suggests that many true words slip by mistake and that a spinster condemns a divorced woman.
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