Local grid team gears up for Chesnee clash Friday
Coach Seitz readies Chesnee game set for Friday the 20th with a strong lineup inching toward peak form. Backers urged as season tickets go on sale at $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for students and ladies, with gate admissions 50 and 25 cents per game.
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Chesnee
Pig” Whitlock
Horton and
Matheney
Moss
Whity
Whitlock
Hall
Hollis News Of Late Interest
Hollis Sept 18 Rev R T Baker of Westminster and Duncans Creek church led chapel exercises with a fine talk. Cris Melton, senior class member headed to North Carolina State College, had a surprise birthday party last Wednesday evening with outdoor games songs and gifts. Mr and Mrs C M Erwin and son Max of Forest City visited. Mr and Mrs J J Tarlton and niece Daisy were guests of S C Lattimore. Blaine Jones improving after hospital operation. Mrs Laxton Stroud ill but wishes for speedy recovery. George Tarlton returned home after a few days with his brother.
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R. T. Baker
Westminster
Duncans Creek Church
Cris Melton
North Carolina State College
Oris
C. M. Erwin
Max
Forest City
Edwin
Plato Gettys
J. J. Tarlton
Daisy
S. C. Lattimore
Buford McCarson
Greenville
S. C
Kenyon Withrow
Hell
Blaine Jones
Rutherford Hospital
Grady Withrow
Ellenboro
Mrs. J. J
Tarlton
Wedding of Monnie Hill and Elbert Causby Near Burlington
Miss Monnie Hill wed Mr Elbert Causby in Gaffney South Carolina on September 16 with a small group of witnesses. Mrs Causby is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Hill of Avondale and she is noted as one of Avondale’s most attractive and popular girls. The couple will reside in Burlington after September 19.
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Monnie
Hill
Elbert Causby
Gaffney S. C
Causby
J. E. Hill
Avondale
Mr. Causby
P. A. Causby
Race Path
Mrs. Causby
Burlington
B. M. Ferree
Shelby
J. W. Webb
Webb
Margaret Ledbetter
Location sought for graves of Revolutionary War soldiers
Rutherford county residents are asked to report marked or unmarked graves of Revolutionary War soldiers to Clarence Griffin at The Courier Office. He is compiling a comprehensive list of graves and their locations and has secured a sizable portion already.
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Rutherford County
Clarence Griffin
Courier of Office
Griffin
Marked graves note soldiers with monuments but lacks others
A report observes marked graves exist for soldiers with monuments while noting no records for those without any memorials. The article highlights gaps in documenting fallen service members and urges comprehensive commemorations.
New Heavy-Duty Tires Look and Run Like New
A set of heavy-duty tires advertised as resembling a new car ride at a used car price. The listing emphasizes durability, tread life, and fuel efficiency, targeting buyers seeking reliability and value in a midrange tire option.
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