Local and Personal News Highlights
Services at Mt Pleasant Baptist church planned for next Sunday at 11. Various local life notes include marriages of W A Reames to Cordia Sanders and Cora Clontz to Harrison Helms, pardons for Clay Deese and Jeff Williams, a death and funeral for Mrs. Alice Hill, and the biennial report of Prof. R N Nisbet on Union County schools. Also mentions Prof R W Allen receiving treatment in Baltimore and Prof Lewis Fowler’s holiday preaching tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Pleasant Baptist Church
W. A. Reames
Cordia Sanders
Vance Township
P. H. Johnson
J. P
Union County
R. W. Allen
Baltimore
D. A. Boyte
Lee McDuffy
Rockingham
R. N. Nisbet
Union County Schools
Harrison Helms
Cora Clontz
J. R.warren
Helms
Monroe Chero-Cola Company
David Clontz
Myrtle Sanders
John Beasley
H. E. Gurney
Charlotte
Florida
O. M. Sanders
G. M. Beasley
Lewis Fowler
Lanier University
Atlanta
Sandy Ridge
First Baptist
Beulah
Stouts
Fowler
Germany
Homer Stewart
May Hall
Jonesboro
John Stewart
New Salem Township
J. R. Hall
Lee County
Fletcher
Santa Claus
H. L. Price
T. F. Hill
Alice Hill
Monroe Township
Messrs
Bundy V
M R
Oscar L
Curtin C
Otis B
Clarence
Thomas Hill
Linsey Polk
Oscar Whitley
Ruby
Rosa
Gertie
Ozelle Hill
Primitive Baptist Church
Union Grove Church
Henry Taylor
Greetings 1917 1918 From Bank Officers and Staff
The message wishes patrons a merry Christmas and a happy New Year and notes the nation’s war service. It emphasizes the Spirit of Service, urges cooperation with absent loved ones, and pledges constructive banking that aids the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Man
Purely Personal Christmas Visitors Among Local Soldiers
A column lists numerous soldier boys home for Christmas from camps nationwide. Names include Robert Houston James Morrow W B Cole G C Hinson and sister Fannie Hinson along with T L Hinson Ed Lee Rev T J Huggins and others visiting relatives. Annie Lee teaching Chicora College is home for holidays. Mrs Hancock of Great Falls is visiting Monroe relatives. A rural exchange joke features Farmer Hawbuck and Mrs Hawbuck debating a barometer purchase and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Rober
Houston
James Morrow
W. B. Cole
Ed Lee
New England Conservatory
Boston
T. C. Lee
T. J. Huggins
Weaverville
H. F. Taylor
Francis
William
Rutherfordton
C. T. Cadieu
Johnson City
Tenn
Annie Lee
Chicora College
Columbia
War Savings stamps aim to fund war needs in small payments
The Journal endorses war stamp savings as short term bonds redeemable after the war. Anyone can buy stamps for 4.12 dollars that will be worth five dollars in five years, designed for moderate income people nationwide. Union County takes a proportional allotment and aims to subscribe promptly under R A Morrow's county campaign leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Union
R. A. Morrow
Union County
Assailant of Billy Sunday Indicted in Atlanta
W H Beuterbaugh a German believed man was fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days after assaulting Billy Sunday at an Atlanta meeting. He was indicted on three Fulton county counts with bail set at 1000 dollars per count for assaulting Sunday a worker and disturbing worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Billy Sunday
W. H. Beauterbaugh
Fulton County Grand Jury
Beuterbaugh
Palestine
God
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the Farmers and Merchants Bank
M. K. Lee
W. S. Lee
H. B. Adams
W. B. Love
G. C. Hinson
Cherow
Fannie Hinson
Esq
T.L. Hinson
Farmer Hawbuckle
Mandy
Mrs. Hawbuck
Union Feed Co
J. B. Nash & Son
Jefferson Street
Lee & Lee Co
Monroe, North Carolina
Bank of Union
the Welcome Bank
W.S. Blakeney
R. G. Laney
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