Letters and Papers of Randolph Shotwell Vol. 2 Published
The North Carolina Historical Commission announces the completion and distribution of The Letters and Papers of Randolph Shotwell Volume 2. It covers his Rutherfordton editor era and the alleged mock trial, with details of his Raleigh entry, the Reconstruction era politics, and his death. Free copies while supplies last, 25c packing and postage.
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Randolph Shotwell
North Carolina Historical Commission
Shotwell
Rutherfordton
Albany
Morganton
Bond
Raleigh
North Carolina
Asheville
N. C
Two-Year-Old Rtha Hazel Freeman Dies in Forest City
Martha Hazel Freeman aged one year eight months and 29 days died at her parents home in Forest City after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Brittain Presbyterian Church with Rev. R T Baker officiating. Interment followed in Brittain Cemetery.
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Forest City
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Martha Hazel Freeman
Deck Freeman
Brittain Presbyterian Church
R. T. Baker
Brittain Cemetery
Young Doug Breaks All Traffic Rules In Latest Picture
Douglas Fairbanks Jr stars in First National’s I Like Your Nerve at Romina Theatre. He performs stunt driving with precision and camera safety as Loretta Young supports, with a cast including Boris Karloff and Luis Alberni. Nearby sports notes mention Oak Grove edging Caroleen in tenth inning, Kirksey standout pitching.
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Doug
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
First National
Romina
Malcolm Cambell
Bullet Baker
Outdoor Franklin
Central America
Loretta Young
Fairbanks
Claude Allister
Andre Cheron
Henry Kolker
Edmund Breen
Boris Karloff
Luis Alberni
William McGann
Oak Grove Defeats Caroleen In Eight Inning Game
Oak Grove beat Caroleen 14 to 8 in Caroleen on September 22. Caroleen started strong with five runs in the first inning and led 8 to 6 at the end of eight. Dobbins led Oak Grove with a homer to center followed by Lavender's hit as the rally continued.
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Kirksey
Ingle
Oak Grove
K. Smart
A. Smart
Powell
Caroleen
Dobbins
Lavender
Gardner Sees North Carolina Cotton Crop Cut by Half in 1932
Governor C Max Gardner predicts NC cotton output will drop at least 50 percent in 1932 despite lack of unified action across Southern states. He notes Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas control two thirds of production and urges cooperative effort before any conference of governors. The world cotton trade is expected to bear the NC reduction.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
C. Max Gardner
Gardner
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Sterling
Mississippi
South
Quarterly Conference at Oak Grove Church Set for Sept 30
The Bostic circuit holds its 4th quarterly meeting at Oak Grove Methodist Church on Wednesday September 30 an all day event. Rev E W Fox presiding elder will preach at 11 am and reports of the circuit will be read in the afternoon. Rev J N Snow will preach at the close. Music by Prof Blanton Caroleen and Rev Blanton Ellenboro. Ladies serve noon dinner. Large crowd expected.
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Oak Grove Methodist Church
E. W. Fox
Marion
Oak Grove
Hollis
Hopewell
Cedar Grove
Salem
Pisgah
Missionary Society Meets At First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met on September 9 for regular business. Twenty members attended as they discussed selling pencils and sending jars of vegetables fruits or jelly to the training school in Louisville Kentucky. Local work included 58 visits 67 garments and prayer meetings for the sick with $26 80 given to charity and $11 50 to missions.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Bapti
New Orleans
Ayers
Louisville
Sabbath Services and Church Invitation
Sabbath school at 10 am preaching service to follow by Rev. M. Stribling. You are cordially invited to attend. Also ad for agents selling No-Spot spot removing compound with large profits. Send 25 cents for sample bottle and particulars to Box 536 Forest City North Carolina.
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M. Serma
M. Stribling
Ous
Corpound
Forest City
N. C
Birthday Party Honors Miss Ethel White With Friends
Mr. Pearly White hosted a Saturday night birthday party for his sister Miss Ethel White. Guests listed include Grace j, Flora Condry, Mildred Benson, Mildred Kanipe, Kathleen Smith, Ibby Cooper, Dorothy Kennedy, Pearl Gibbin, Olema Putman, Lucy Haynes, Virginia Haynes, Irene Scruggs, Edyth Mae Holland, Bertha Scruggs, Estelle, Pauline White, Luther Honeycutt, Raymond Condry, Rufus Hoyle, Tim Jones, Tom Owens, Fred Hynes, Guy Scruggs, Hack Wall, Garnett Wall, Robert Phillips, and others from Floyds Creek, Forest City, Avondale, Ferry, Alexander, and Floyd’s Creek. The rooms featured fall flowers and entertainment with violin and piano. prizes were awarded to Ali fair Roberson Flora Condry and Luther Honeycutt. All attendees wished Miss White many more happy birthdays.
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Pearly White
Ethel White
Alifair Roberson
Flora ‘Condry
Luther Honeycutt
Vetrola
Grace J
Flora Condry
Mildred Benson
Mildred ‘Kanipe
Cliffi ¥Des
Kathleen Smith
Ibby
Bell Cooper
Dorothy Kennedy
Pearl Gibmn
Henrietta
Olema Putman
Avondale
Lucy
Virginia Vonnie Haynes
Alifair Robertson
Forest City
Irene
Elora Scruggs
Edyth Mae
Wilson Holland
Ferry
Glenn Tate
Bertha
Estelle
Pauline
Floyd’s Creek
Luther Honeyscutt
Raymond Condry
Rufus ‘Hoyle
Alexander
Tim ‘Jones
Tom Owens
Fred
Miracle of Grace evangelist John Tyler speaks at First Baptist
John Tyler known as Miracle of Grace drew about 500 listeners at the First Baptist church for Sunday night services after a life of sin and disgrace and conversion at the McAuley Mission. He has traveled for twenty four years telling of his conversion and winning souls in hundreds of churches worldwide including Shelby last week.
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John Tyler
First Baptist Church
Shelby
Tyler
McAuley Mission
Four burner high back oil stoves at $18.50
Farmers Hardware Co advertises four burner long chimney high back oil stoves priced at 18.50 dollars with a buyers prompt to save money.
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Farmers Hardware Co
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American County Journal
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Home Friend
7 Meuscheid Magazine
Mustrated Mechanics
Pothsinder
Poopis’s Popular Monthly
Presbyterian Church
Rutherford County
Forest City Feed & Fertilizer Co
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