Local notices and community updates from Monroe area
A dense collection of short items covers travel visits, farm work, school notes, and upcoming events in Monroe and surrounding towns. Highlights include visits from Dr. Love and family, a Wesley Chapel school opening, a five-day community school at Indian Trail, flood impacts on Chimney Rock and Bat Cave, park improvements planned by local clubs, tent meetings, and social events from the Journal’s correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Trail
State Board of Education
Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College
State Normal College
Farmers’ Union
Hargrove Bowles
Bristol
Tenn
Monroe
Johnston City
Rutherfordton
Bat Cave
Chimney Rock
Logan Hore
Flack
Meeting in Full SW Hear Dr Ainsworth Preaching Splendid
A large Union meeting draws crowds to a tent seating 2500 to 3000 with Dr Ainsworth delivering clear resonant sermons. Two daily services at 4 pm and 8 pm attract many county visitors as plans and work for the event culminate in anticipated large turnout and strong community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ainsworth
Aineworth
Jelks
Charles B. Aycock
Prince of
Cider Selling Cases Partially Continue in Court
Indictments against T. J. Price Dick Fulenwider N W Williams Lloyd Stack and Jeff Starnes for keeping intoxicating cider for sale were opened. Most cases continued with Fulenwider Starnes and Stack set for next week. Williams case postponed to Monday after next. Price defended himself presenting witnesses who drank his cider with no intoxicating effects. state evidence showed 5 to 6 percent alcohol in samples and Price had received 88 kegs since July 2 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Price
Dick Fulenwider
N. W. Williams
Lloyd Stack
Jeff Starnes
Mr. Price
Messrs. Fulenwider
Starnes
Stack
Mr. Williams
Griffin, Fowler and
Laney
Will Parr
Messrs
W. J. Pratt
RB. L. Stevens
Farmers Meeting Postponed Due to Flood
A large planned meeting of farmers at the Statesville farm today is definitely postponed because of the flood. Mr. Broom learned of the cancellation and notified the men who had planned to attend by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Garren
Bessimer City
Statesville
Piedmont
Seaboard
T. C. Horton
Chester
Mrs. Horton
Atlanta
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Corinth
Correst
Aerze
the Journal
Monroe
Cull Parker
Arkansas
G. M. Parker
Mt. Carmel
Jamison
Greensboro
G. J. Richardson
Helmut
James McWhorter
Mire
Thomas Presson
W. V. Tucker
Joe Gordon
Mt. Hebron
Joe
Farne
St Pauls Episcopal Church Sunday schedule listing events
St Pauls Episcopal Church announces a July 22 service schedule on the fifth Sunday after Trinity with 7:00 am Holy Communion 11:00 am Morning Prayer and sermon 10:00 am Sunday School and Bible class and 8:00 pm Evening Prayer and a short address A cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vann Funderdurk
Mrs. N. Richardson
Wadesboro
Mrs. Hill White
Columbia
Luther Love
Florida
T. L. Love
W. M. Sell
J. J. Handiey
Watt Avchcraft
Mendenhall
Wesley Chapel School
Prof. Mendenhall
J. C. McLamb
Wilmington
Minnie Lee
Davie Helms
Wrightsville Beach
S. H. Green
Philadelphia
Journal
O. Blair
Spark
Woman's Club
Hickory Nut Gap
Frank Ashcraft
Camp Glenn
Morehead City
General Young
Army
Seemorlee Mill
Everette
MIM
Ty Mills
Baskerville
Social
K. B. Freeman
Beulah Copple
J.D
Mies
Glenna Freeman
Lee White
Kate Copple
Ruth Freeman
Miss Carson Yates
Miss Mary King
Clinton
S. C
Robert Stevens
Elberton,Ga
Helen Phifer
Gainesville, Fla
Randolph Redfearn
C. L. Youngblood
Waycross Ga
Winston Lee
Ella Lindsey
Piedmont Springs
Elizabeth Sikes
Evelyn Smith
Mary English
Rebecca
Lillian
Ed Stack
Elizabeth Hudson
Hattie Beasley
Mildred McIntyre
Lumberton
R.A. Alexander of
Grace Eaird
Sallie Anderson
Roanoke, Va
Lorraine Sale
Mrs
T. C. Anderson
Julia Pitewater
Avonth Phiter
Gainesville
Pla
Wilma Green
Misa Green
Fitawater
Ida Lee Middleton of
Goldsboro
D. L. Middleton
Plast Baptist Church
N. D. Saleeby
Mary Fuller
Slim
Cleo Madison
Eleanorus
Thomas Jepperson
Bankale
Bog
Black Cat Hosiery
Lee & Lee Co
Notion
North Carolina
Bank of Union
W.S. Blakeney
W. C., Stack
Griffin
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