Green River Home Preserves Coxe Family Legacy
The Green River estate and the Coxe family mansion near Asheville are described as a living history. The article recounts Joseph and Rebekah Coxe founding the plantation, building Battery Park Hotel, financing railroads, and shaping Asheville as a health resort. It portrays the house, furniture, chapel, servant quarters, and the enduring link between past and present through generations and ongoing hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Battery Park
Battery
America
Coxe
Green River
Maine
New Orleans
Charleston
Philadelphia
Joseph
Rebekah
Isles of the Sea
Heavenly Rest
of Fatima
South
Sam Carson
Texas
Virginia
Carsons
Nerces
Tryon
The Day to Come Measures Past Into Present
A reflective piece contemplates time as days merge into years, weaving yesterday’s mellowness into today’s enduring everyday life, anchoring memory within the steady present. It ponders how time’s passage shapes personal rhythm and future outlook through understated, lyrical prose.
Organizing Taxpayers League in Rutherfordton
Rutherford County Taxpayers League organizes at a mass meeting in the courthouse with J. D. Finannon as chair and E. H. Walker as secretary. Resolutions seek abolishing county farm agents and welfare offices, lowering teachers salaries, opposing extra tax, and eliminating rural supervisors. Meeting adjourns to Sept 20 at 2. Notes anticipated heavy feed imports for Henderson County due to drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherfordton
Rutherford County
Court House
R. M. Twitty
Apas
J. D. Fineannon
E. H. Walker
D. F. Morrow
State fair to stress live-at-home exhibits in North Carolina
Raleigh reports the 1930 state fair October 13-18 will emphasize live-at-home and made-in-Carolina campaigns under Governor Gardner. He urges farmers and manufacturers to exhibit, noting expected strong impact from agricultural developments and a shift toward home-produced food and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Gardner
Ini
North Carolina
Saluda Teacher Injured After Spindale Car Crash
Miss Elva Hall, Saluda first grade teacher, was struck by a car on Saluda streets while walking to the library. Hospitalized at Biltmore, she is critically injured with a broken right arm and shoulder, and a possible right leg fracture may require amputation. The vehicle was driven by Sam Elmore of Spindale.
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Saluda
Elva Hall
Saluda School
Biltmore Hospital
Sam Elmore
A. T. Clark
Pittsbur 5
Spindale
Eieuenerths Cele Miss Hall
Gastonia
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Taxpayers League
Henderson County
Gov. Gardner
Tiate
Robert Hall
Comec
Jared
Miss Hall
Lee
G. M. Huntley & Son Funeral Directors
Free Ambulance Service
West Main Street
Forest City, N. Cc
Edan Deliver
WeTon
Mton
Flint
Michigan
Chevro
Der
Chevrolet
Otor Company
Detroit, Michigan
Motors Corpor
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