Gleanings From Bakers Correspondence of The Journal
June 6 Monroe notes farm weather ideal for chopping cotton though replants are common. Local residents visit relatives, attend services at Shiloh, and attend children’s day events in Weddington. Community members travel by auto to Jonesboro Wingate and Wingate.
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Monroe
Rt G
J. 3
Baucom
Bryce Rushing
Anson
Allie Horne
G. F. Horne
Masters Bivens
Bernard Helms
Robert
Harry Williams
J. G. Gulledge
J. 3. Baucom
Mr. Wray
Shiloh
John Connell
C. A. Polk
s/ Me
J. F. Willian
Jonesboro
Hugh Presley
Misa Flossie Moore
Weddington
Mary Hamilton
J. L. Polk
J. F. Williams
Wingate
W. T. Helms
Elizabeth
Ellis Hamilton
L. C. Polk
Paul’s Episcopal Church Announces June Services and Hospital Fund Drive
Paul’s Episcopal Church invites worshippers to services on Sunday June 10 at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m. The rector will speak on Ellen Fitzgerald Hospital and plans to attend a large meeting June 17 and assist the hospital June 18.
Destructive Hail Storm Hits Pageland Area
A severe Sunday hailstorm swept Pageland and nearby areas with 70 to 85 mph winds and a two inch ground cover. Crops were heavily damaged near Page land northeast, with many farms reporting replanting as the best option. Residents gathered hail later, including Jeff Turner and A C Redfern. A record price for short staple cotton was set when Charlie Winchester sold a 403 pound bale for 85.66 dollars.
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Pageland
Pageland Journal
Ingram
J. T. Threatt
E. A. Brower
Maggie Robeson
Messrs
Ranford Smith
Joe Terry
C. W. Porter
John Price
J. W. Clark
D. C. Lowery
R. M. Clark
T. W. Turner
J. J.esley
I. Smitth
H. B. Graves
W. H. Gunn
John Terriesson
Andrew Lowry
M.S. Jordan
G. M. Rodgers
J. A. Mangum
C. C. Clark
M. Price
B. R. Price
G. C. Smith
Cecil Smith
H. A. Nicholson
J. F. Mangum
J. L. Cato
R. A. Carpenter
West
Charlie Winchester
Monroe
Route 5
J. EB. Stack
Whiskey Business in Wadesboro Cited by Registrar
In Wadesboro a father arrived with his two sons and challenged the registrar claiming they are twenty one. The youths were not eligible for registration though they had sworn they were twenty one and had been ordering whiskey. The piece notes possible indictment for false swearing.
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Wadesboro
Ansonian
In Each Instance Unless She is Methodist
From the Marshville Home a preacher recalls a Marshville circuit visit with a Methodist woman who warned a Baptist about denominational unity. He suggests a wife should yield to her husband when she follows him to another faith unless she is Methodist, in which case the husband should yield.
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Marshville
Mack
Mock
Former Union County Crtizer Praises The Journal
A Florida reader, W. L. Harkey of Hopkins, writes about subscribing to The Journal and enjoying county letters. He notes his Florida sawmill work, cypress lumber values, Hastings potato belt profits, and invites readers to Melbourne. He wishes The Journal continued success and remains a constant reader.
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Union County
Florida
Indian Trail
Jacksonville
Florida East Coast
Saw Muill
Hastings
Melbourne
Fland
W. L. Harkey
Hopkins, Fla
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S. A. Warlick
Hayne Street
N. D. Saleeby
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Minn
Coca-Cola Company of
Atlanta
Joseph D. Branham
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Southern Carbonator
My-Coca
Mayfield
Pemberton Medical Company
Koke Company of America
Associated Companies
J. C. Mayfield
Coca-Cola Company
Asa G. Candler
F. M. Robinson
Coca-Cola
J. S. Pemberton
Asa Candler
The
Monroe Bottling Company
T. J. Price
Jeff Turner
Turner
A. C. Redfern
Good Grace O Ont Do
Votan
J.C. Smith Co
Franklin Street
Chevrolet
Saxon
Maxwell
Dodge Brothers
Brooks Myers
Autobile Mechanics
Ford
Secrest Motor Co
A. M. Secrest
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