Henrietta Church Adds Seven Members in Meeting
The Henrietta Methodist church meeting closed Sunday night with about seven additions to the church. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives in Charlotte Spartanburg Blacksburg and Cliffside. Mr Gaston Tipton and Miss Lula Harmon surprised friends by marrying in Spartanburg Saturday.
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Henrietta
Methodist Church
J. H. Moore
Henry Moore
Charlotte
Annie Bell Chapman
Annie Lou Carter
Spartanburg
Blanche Moore
Blacksburg
Estelle Kizer
Willie Sue Covington
Bethany News of Forest City R-8 Sept 13
Rev J C Gentry filled his regular appointment at Tanners Grove on Sunday. Miss Vonnie Doggett spent Friday with Pauline Doggett. Ralph Green and family of Rutherfordton spent the weekend with Dave Green. Coree Hamrick visited Nellie Sherrill Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Luther Morrow welcomed a girl. Ice cream supper at Tanner's Grove drew a large crowd. Louise Womack and Vonnie Doggett leave for Asheville to enter college. Pauline Doggett visited Grace and Nell Lewis Saturday night. Nellie Sherrill hosted a party Saturday night with many friends present. Hugh Hardin and Charles Dalton left for Chapel Hill to enter college. Mr and Mrs Caught McDonald and Mrs Elmeda McDonald visited Matt McDonald Sunday. Harry Lee Marlow and children from Marion spent the week visiting her mother Mrs Dave Green. Guy Lewis visited Dave Green Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
J. C. Gentry
Tanner's Grove
Vonnie Doggett
Pauline Doggett
Ralph Green
Rutherfordton
Dave Green
Coree Hamrick
Nellie’ Sherrill
Luther Morrow
Tanner’s Grove
Louise Womack
Asheville
Grace
Nell Lewis
Nellie Sherrill
Rge
Sfestrs
Hugh Hardin
Charles Dalton
Chapel Hill
Caught, McDonald
Elmeda McDonald
Matt McDonald
Harry Lee Marlow
Marion
Guy Lewis
Careful Handling Means Bigger Potato Profits
Raleigh reports sweet potatoes are a money crop. In Nash County a farmer claims a $300 profit from a single crop when properly housed and graded. The note highlights low growing costs and the potential returns for careful handling.
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Raleigh
Nash County
Storing Sweet Potatoes For Profit And Longevity
State College vegetable specialist Robert Schmidt warns high losses from earth bank storage. He urges timely digging before hard frost and recommends a curing storage house for commercial crops to prevent decay, bruising, and price dips. Plans and guidance available on request.
Mary Helen Randall Born In Liberty St News
Forest City reports the arrival of a baby girl, Mary Helen, born last Thursday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Randall. both mother and child are doing well. Community notes recount visits by Commodore Williams and G G Frasier, Frances Frasier’s improvement, Walter Hogan and sons with Abel Condry, visitors at the hospital, and several locals spending time in Avondale and Sugar Hill. A Durham county cowpeas field shows benefits from lime applied five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Ands
Dorsey ‘Randall
Mary Helen
Commodore Williams
Montford Cove
G. G. Frasier
Frances Frasier
Walter Hogan and Sons
Abel Condry
Thermal City
Guy Frasier
Wash Harris
Walter Hogan
Joe Pridmoore
Carrie Selvey
Eula Baynard
Hardin
Avondale
Edith Upton
Msg
P. R. Simmons
Cine and Kelton Simmons
Sugar Hill
Dorsey Randall
Rutherford Scouts Plan Rally At County Fair
On Monday night September 13 Scoutmasters of Rutherford county met at Cool Springs high school to plan a Scout Rally and Field Day tied to the Rutherford County Fair. A silver loving cup will reward the troop with the most points. this will be the county's first rally. Additional troops are planned for Holly Springs church near Harris Station led by G B Henderson and for Race Path led by Owen Padgett with meetings set for September 16 at 7 30 p m. Also note reflections on child rearing and a proverb about trees and youth.
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Rutherford County
Cool Springs High School
Holly Sprin
Holly Springs
Harris Station
G. B. Henderson
M. N. Splawn
E. M. Roach
T. G. Hooper
Race Path
Owen Padgett
Race Path Church
Fertilize Cover Crops To Improve Soil Quality
Raleigh reports extension agronomist E. C. Blair says winter cover crops need adequate fertilizer at planting to grow well. Rye oats and barley depend on soil nutrients, while legumes draw nitrogen from air and need soil phosphoric acid and potash. Blair recommends fall application of fertilizer, noting cost impact is modest and some may be deducted next spring. Suggested rates: oats rye wheat or bar 12-4-0 300-400 lb. legumes 12-0-4 200-400 lb.
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Raleigh
E. C. Blair
Extension Agronomist
State College
Blair
Piedmont
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Henrietta News
Minnie McGinnis
Jimmie Harris
Cliffside
Joe Byers
Bessemer City
J. F. Webb
Bethany News
Robert Schmidt
Liberty ST. News
Durham County
Charles William Stores Inc
New York City
Charles William
Charles William Stores, Inc
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C. E. Huntley
M. J. Harrill
J. A. Wilkie
G.C. King
B. H. Wilkins
Mrs
Jamie H. Stainback
Notary Public
Public Stenographer
Cyclone Auction Company
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Teric
Mers
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