Page fragment lists many acres and owners in Bug Hill Township
The text catalogs numerous land parcels with owner names and acreage in Bug Hill Township, detailing shares such as 13 acres for From Pageight and 42 acres for Rhos Dither, along with other individuals and estates. It ends with a note on two corn variety demonstrations in Gaston County and a scenic Sunset description from Linville Bluffs near Grandfather Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bug Hill
Pageight
Rhos Dither
Widmer
Ae . L
Home
Butler
I S
Leamon Baggett
Leta
Hewett & Gore
Chie H
Hughes& Gore
Weil
Miosice Sane
Jeannie
Gore
D. Etal
W. S. Grady
North Carolina Crop Improvement Association
Gaston County
O. S. Acre
Linville
Sweet Home News Highlights Local Socials and Rain Joy
Sybil Smith reports on the Sweet Home choir joining Rev. Strickland for a Sunday prayer at Boyd Johnson’s home. Nearby visitors include Douglas Cox and family from Charleston. The piece notes farmers’ relief at showers and various visits among Sweet Home residents and relatives, plus Martha Harrelson serving as bridesmaid at a Kershaw wedding and Eugene Soles visiting New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Smith
Sweet Home Choir
R. W. Strickland
Boyd Johnson
Spring Field
Douglas Cox
Charleston
S. C
Clyde Cox
Lanford Smith
Tybea Smith
Pleasant Grove
Sweet Home
Cane Branch Weekend Visitors and A June Wedding
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Leamon Wornheod visiting from New Hampshire at Onzolo Mishoe's home. Daphney Porter celebrated her thirteenth birthday with eighteen friends and games with refreshments. June Carol Newsom married Watson Mishoe at Rev N E Tyler's home on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Tyler
Leamon Wornheod
New Hampshire
Onzolo Mishoe
Daphney Porter
T. S. Lewis
Virgil Lewis
Ethel Lee Lewis
Lorena Lewis
Glenda Tyler
Josephine Pridgen
Virginia Lewis
June Carol Newsom
Watson Mishoe
N. E. Tyler
B. J. McDowell
Wilson Tyler
Ethell Tyler
Items of Interest From Little River
Visiting the W B Tysons were Mr and Mrs I B Mitchell and daughters Beverly and Mary and Mrs Gaylor Covington of Shelby North Carolina. Home over Father s Day with Mr J W Ellis were Mr and Mrs James Ellis and son of Cheraw South Carolina. Georgia Ellis of Columbia and Mrs R T Howard of Florence. Ralph Ellis and children spent several days in Manning and Columbia. Miss Edna Bessent and Wilbur Bessent visit Georgia. Hoot Gobson of Myrtle Beach spent Sunday with Mrs J W Humphrey. Batofel Smith returned from Washington DC. Lester Bellamy and Lam Britton and families spent time here in their summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Tysons
I. B. Mitchell
Beverly
Mary
Gaylor Covington
Shelby
N. C
J. W. Ellis
James Ellis
Cheraw
S. C
Georgia Ellis
Columbia
R. T. Howard
Florence
Ralph Ellis
Manning
Walter Bessent
Edna Bessent
Wilbur Bessent
Georgia
Hoot Gobson
Myrtle Beach
J. W. Humphrey
Batofel Smith
Washington, D. C
Lester Bellamy
Lam Britton
Chesterfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jav
King
W. Newton
Jackson
Anderson & Jenerette
Donald
Heirs
M. E
S. P
Reaves
Martha
Doris
W. C
Colored Thomas
Clarida
Er H
Canady & Clarida Sere
Saratesih
Bol Donnie
Phillips
Douglas
Home & Woods Eee
Bec Asneise’s
Goodson Ae Sumer
ODL
Snake
Simmons
Jenerette
Woods
Woods & Luther
Charlie, Heirs
Frink, Stanley Et al
Talichi
Shallert
Richard Barclay Lane, Jr
Camp Swamp Methodist Church
Nina Gertrude Cox
William Cleveland Cox
Tabor City
Lane
Richard Barclay Lane
Wilmington
Catherine Strange
Moorestown
N. J
Tolson
Vereen
John L
Smith
Baldwin
Lizona
Baldwin Gore
Lee Ivory
Shaw
Carrie
J. Ransom
Stanley
Samuel
Sroyals Inn
U. S
United States Rubber Company
Sarvis Super
Green Sea Road
Tabor City, N. C
Sweet Home News
William Sanford
Charlotte, N. C
Rosa Sanford
Rockingham, N. C
Friends of the
Sweet Home Section
Cherry Grove Beach
Martha Harrelson
Cathcart-Britt
Kershaw
Miss Cathcart
Miss Harrelson
University of South Carolina
Eugene Soles
New York
His
Huey Soles
Cane Branch News
Little River
Mrs
Johns-Manville
Horry
Marion
Dillon
Columbus Counties
B.&m. Insulation Service
R. A. Bass
J. E. Mishoe
Conway, S. C
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