Four Forest City Players Named to State All Star Semi Pro Team
The Charlotte Observer notes a lively debate as four Forest City players join a state all star semi pro squad. Furman Owens Badin Ginger Watts Concord and Nick Lipscomb Forest City anchor a varied lineup with pitchers McKeithan Collins and others.
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Forest City
Furman Owens
Badin
Ginger” Watts
Concord
Tim McKeithan
Collins
Forest
Fury
Lipscomb
Marvin Watts
Andy Ferguson
Lefty
Clyde Surratt
Lankford
Cross Mills
Stokes
Taylor and Horne
Johnny Walker
Jand Wentz
Ross
Tom Gadd
Mooresville
Lloyd Little
Furman Bagg
Scarboro
Tom Young
Fry
Red Costner
Gastonia
Woodruff
Cleveland Cloth Mills
Shelby
Lisk and Creswell
Community Socials Highlight Caroleen notes
Miss Myrtle and Pearl Mitchell hosted a Saturday night gathering with many friends, featuring games and fruit. A Junior BYP U social filled the church dining hall with games jokes and riddles plus cream served. Regular B Y P U program planning followed with attendees visiting Fair Blue Inn and Raw Misses Margaret and Ella Lynch returning from a mountain trip.
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Caroleen
Myrtle
Pearl Mitchell
Pauline Hollifield
Zoraida Byers
Mildred Deal
Hettie Houser
Annie Bell Cole
Alda May Sparks
Rosa Lee Bussey
Murdock
8. C
Jessie Blantod
Virginia Smart
Pearl Mitchel
Emmie Dale Ickland
Tilda
Jesse Lancaster
Cordie Lynch
D. F. Milwood
Alda May
Pauline Sparks
Fair Blue Inn
Lynches
Horace Spratt
Margaret
Girl deserts year old baby at Bostic
A young woman named Mel Ginnis about 20 left her year old daughter with her brother at Bostic on August 23 and boarded a Seaboard train to Charlotte. The brother has a small baby and cannot care for the child while efforts to locate the mother continue.
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Mel Ginnis
Bostic Sunt Day
Seaboard
Charlotte
Plans Battle on Communism in Alabama
Birmingham, Sept 1 The executive committee of the Alabama American Legion sought to formulate a plan to combat communism in Alabama by legal means. The drive, led by Captain R B Laird, targeted propaganda opposing government, social order, and race relations, while condemning violence and supporting order and peace.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Department of the American Legion
Alabama
Sinc
R. B. Laird
Huntsville
State Department
Department
Scottsboro
Tallapoosa County
Jefferson County
Communists Party
Legion
Oak Grove News notes visits and church additions
Misses Kate and Ozelle Moore return from Hampton Virginia with Alda Moore and Corton for vacation with Mrs. A C Moore. Mrs Gordon Yelton and son Tommie visit Mrs Yelton's mother Mrs T L McBrayer. Adaville Baptist church closes a series of meetings with Rev James Smith assisting Rev Crawford. ten members join. L A Nash of Marion visits with his parents Mr and Mrs Monroe McDonald. Lucille Henderson of Charlotte visits grandparents Mr and Mrs A M Dixon. Lillie Belle and Geneva Newman of Monroe stay with Nannie Low and Euzeula Sinclair.
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Forest City
R-2
Kate
Ozelle Moore
Hampton
Alda Moore
Mr. Corton
Miss Moore
A. C. Moore
Gordon Yelton
Tommie
Yelton
T. L. McBrayer
Adaville Baptist Church
James Smith
Marion
Crawford
L. A. Nash
Monroe McDonald
Lucille Henderson
Charlotte
A M. Dixon
Lillie Belle
Geneva Newman
Monroe
Nannie Low
Euzeula Sinclair
Mrs Etta Cutts Guards Car With Two Bull Dogs
Mrs Etta Cutts of Kansas City Missouri kept two bull dogs inside her automobile to deter thieves. The burglars ignored the dogs and made off with the vehicle.
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Etta Cutts
Kansas City, Mo
Clyde Rucker Dies in Georgia at 32
Clyde Rucker 32 son of W Rucker of Green Hill died suddenly at his Douglas Ga home Tuesday night August 25. He moved to Georgia years ago and was a respected farmer. His body was brought back to Rutherfordton for funeral at Green Hill Baptist church with burial Friday. He is survived by his widow Dr W A Rucker three brothers Ralph James Rucker of Rutherfordton Henry Rucker and three sisters Mrs Ben Hampton Mrs Ed Hampton and Miss Louise Rucker.
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Rutherfordton
Clyde Rucker
W. Rucker
Green Hill
Douglas
Georgia
Green Hill Baptist Church
W. A. Rucker
Ralph
James Rucker
Henry Rucker
Ben Hampton
Ed Hampton
Louise Rucker
Police raid finds moonshine and tombstones in Frankford home
Police raided the home of Jonathan Goff in Frankford Indiana and uncovered a single room used to manufacture moon shine liquor alongside tombstones. The discovery raises questions about the illicit operations and potential connections between the two items.
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Jonathan Goff
Frankford
Ind
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John Herndon
Charlotte Observer
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McClug
Joe Grahem
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Heavener
Razz Miller
Mack Munday
Curlee
Newton
Coyt Murray
Owens
Watts
Molly Cox
Maurice Frew
Wade Lefler
Jobey Hawn
Jay Boggs
Cross Mill
Spencer Reynolds
High Point
Murray
Edin
Ingle
Whitey Heavener
Newton Indians
Bayer
Caroleen News
Bostic
OAK Grove News
Chas. Z. Flack
A&p
Forest City, N. C
Los
Chevrolet
Uni
F.o.b
Flint
Michigan
Cary Gom. A.C
Lerwek
Model Chevrolet CO
Dandrath Bicker Biewiahee
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