Holly Springs Social and Straw Ride and Bazaar
Harris reports Sept 5 service by Rev. Thompson in Polk County. A straw ride Friday night in a two horse wagon went to Riverside for preaching. Miss Maudie Robbins led a Sunday school social Saturday afternoon with attendees Mary Sue Henson Emmie Lou Henson Westy Owens Kathleen Keeter Edna Henson Fannie Belle Powers Myrtle Cole Agnes Huntley Theria Roach. Visitors Ina Robbins and Louise Roach. The class program included songs, reading by Sheria Roach, riddles and a word contest.
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Ina Robbins
Louise Roach
Sheria Roach
Spindle Band to Play During Fair Week
Spindale directors awarded the contract for music at the upcoming fair, to run October 4 to October 8. Advertising materials are ordered and due soon. A program committee was named, fireworks will be featured each evening, and midway attractions and free acts are filling exhibit spaces.
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Spindale
The
Fair Association
Spidale
O.C. Erwin
B. G. Moore
F. E. Patton
Reward Offered for Theft of School Truck Parts
Rutherford County School District offers a reward of 25 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone who steals or defaces school truck parts. Clyde A. Erwin, County Superintendent, signs the notice.
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Rutherford County
Clyde A. Erwin
Pie Supper At Mt Pleasant School House
A pie supper is planned at Mt Pleasant school house next Saturday night September 10 at 8 o'clock. Refreshments including ice cream cakes candy and cold drinks will be sold. Proceeds will buy books for the school.
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Mt. Pleasant School House
Misses Owens Prize Winner At Social and Town Notes
Miss Vesta Owens won the prize at a social with refreshments and games for the children. The Senior B P U visited Sulphur Springs with a program. Maggie Cole leaves for Meredith College to study. Rev Grover Splawn and Annie Lancaster married and plan to study in Tennessee. A play and bazaar at Holly Springs on Sept 10 to fund pulpit chairs. Lillie Robbins visited and attended Riverside revival. Newton Splawn remains ill. Arthur and J T Robbins hosted visitors for services. Edward Cole returns from summer school to teach at Union Mills.
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Vesta Owens
Sulphur Springs
Maggie Cole
Meredith College
Grover Splawn
Carson- Newman College
Annie Lancaster
Boiling Springs
Tennessee
Holly Springs
Lillie B. Robbins
Ella
Veela McCraw
River Side
Newton Splawn
Arthur McDaniel
J.T. Robbins
Edward Cole
Union Mills
Dustless Tracks Revolutionize Racing Surfaces
Chemists have developed dustless race tracks using calcium chloride to keep surfaces wet without harming hoofs. The improvement aims to enhance spectator comfort and improve visibility for judges on major metropolitan tracks near New York and Chicago as well as other circuits nationwide.
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New York
Chicago
Rules for higher milking wages from purebred cows
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation citing Minnesota farm data says farmers can earn higher milking wages by following defined rules. Key points include breeding with high producing bloodlines, culling poor producers, disease control, adequate protein rich rations, ample pasture, and reasonable barn expenses. Average annual butterfat production around 300 pounds is a practical target, with profit unlikely if cows produce far less.
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Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Minnesota College of Agriculture
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