Cliffside News Office Details and Publication Note
The Cliffside News announces weekly publication in connection with The Forest City Courier. Subscriptions job and ad orders can be left with Editor B. E. Roach at his Cliffside office for prompt attention.
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Cliffside News
Forest City
B. E. Roach
Cliffside
Subscriptions for Home Town Papers Offered in Ad
The Fore City Courier and Cliffside News offer home town news for the county. Subscriptions are $1.50 per year with options for three six or twelve months. Payments may be given to editor B E Roach.
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Fore City Courier
Cliffside New
Cliffside News
B. E. Roach
Collar Bone Broken by Wrestling at Round Hill
Hugh Hill, a Round Hill Union Mills student, was home Tuesday and Wednesday last week. After returning to school Wednesday he broke his collar bone in a wrestling incident with a fellow student.
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Hugh Hill
Round Hill
Union Mills
Death of Child at Avondale in Cliffside Cemetery Burial
The five month old son of Mr and Mrs G L Champion died at their Avondale home last Saturday. He was buried Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock in Cliffside Cemetery. Mrs Champion formerly lived in the town and has many friends who sympathize with the bereaved family.
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G. L. Champion
Avondale
Cliffside Cemetery
The Forest City Courier and The Atlanta Constitution Deal
Two papers The Forest City Courier and The Atlanta Constitution offered at 2.00 dollars per year. Readers were directed to send all orders to The Courier for subscription.
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Forest City Courier
The
Atlanta Constitution
Courier
Forest City
N. C
Miss Carpenter Entertains Cliffside Faculty
Miss Minnie Carpenter hosted a 8:30 to 10:00 Friday evening to honor Cliffside Graded and High School faculty. Her mother and sister assisted, with guests from the faculty and local community. refreshments included pink and white cake, cream, and mints. Music and a 12-table Progressive Hearts game provided entertainment. Dr. White won first prize, R. C. Hinkle booby.
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Minnie Carpenter
Cliffside
J. P. Carpenter
Willie Carpenter
B. P. Caldwell
Loor
J. P. Carenter
G. C. Haynes
Mae Hines Watkins
Mice Carpenter
B. P. Card
Cliffside School
White
R. C. Hinkle
M James W.H. Haynes
Clyde A. Erwin
Muriel Barnes
Marion Clayton
Florence Edwards
Laura Freeman
Gladys Graham
Evver Bame
Bryte Aderholt
Mary Garrinson
Lillian Kendrick
Merle Wimberly
Majorie Horde
Miss Dixon
Ada Bridges
Annabel Logan
Stella McConnell
Evelyn Pusey
Billie
Death of Mrs Bridges noted. funeral held at Bloyd's Creek
Mrs Sallie Bridges, formerly of this area, died recently. Funeral attended by Mrs Bridger and Mrs Luther Campbell and Mrs John Frye at Bloyd's Creek. She leaves two sons, Martin Bridges and John Bridges, and had many friends here who mourn her passing.
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Luther Campbell
John Frye
Sallie Bridges
Bloyd’s Creek
Roach Edwards Wave of Joy as Cliffside Couple Wed
Announcing the marriage of John G. Roach to Virginia Edwards on Thursday September 7 1922 at the bride’s sister home in Cliffside Rev J C Keever officiated in a quiet ceremony attended by a few friends and relatives The bride daughter of Mrs M L Edwards of Avondale is educated at Asheville Normal Mars Hill College and King's Business College She has served as office assistant and stenographer for Haynes Mill Store Roach manager of Haynes Mill Store and Postmaster at Avondale is a World War I veteran with service in the 119th Infantry Thirtieth Division in Belgium and France The couple’s happiness and future success are wished by many friends.
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M. L. Edwards
Avondale
Asheville Normal
Mars Hill College
King’s Business College
Haynes’ Mill
Roach
Haynes Mill
119Th Infantry
Belgium
France
Miss Lillie Whitaker Weds Editor R E Price
Miss Lillie Whitaker marries Editor R E Price of The Rutherfordton Sun in Chapel Hill. The ceremony featured music by Mrs P Gardner and Miss Webb, with a large wedding party and postnuptial trip to Atlantic City and other points before settling in Rutherfordton. Price, longtime Carrboro postmistress Mrs. Price, is active in university social life.
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Chapel Hill
Lillie Whitaker
R. E. Price
Rutherfordton Sun
P. Cleveland Gardner
Hominy
Oklo
Annie Lee Webb
Ola
Agnes Andrews
Philip and
Winslow Williams
Alma Whitaker
Frances Scott Andrews
Burlington
E. L. Baskin
Geom
Durham
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
Rutherfordton
T. L. Whitaker
Chapel Hill High School
University of North Carolina
Local Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and School Moves
Local residents spent Sundays visiting Gastonia Gaffney and Chimney Rock while others planned schooling at Brevard Wake Forest and Morganton. Communities noted family movements, hospital trips, and a 14 to 5 home win over Tryon with Capps excelling.
Keever to Lead City Meeting With Stabler Assist
Rev J C Keever preached to a full house Sunday night in the city and announced that Rev E P Stabler of South Shelby would assist in the meeting this week and part of next, after Rev Fink from the eastern part of the state was unable to come.
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Fink
J. C. Keever
Keever
E.P. Stabler
South Shelby
Suggs Opens First Class Shoe Shop Here
Walter Suggs formerly Henrietta opens a first class shoe shop at the stand formerly run by George Daugherty. The community welcomes Mr. Suggs and wishes him success in the new venture.
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Walter Suggs
Henrietta
Ac Ae
George Daugherty
Suggs
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