Village Notes and Anecdotes from Pineville and Nearby
Local items recount residents visiting Pineville and Beulah, funeral tributes in Mineral Springs, social visits by Harkeys of Charlotte and Indian Trail, and summer plans for teachers returning from Greensboro. The column includes a humorous Gouldvine Creek mule episode, a reflection on sportsmanship, and a moral tale from a Canadian college fire memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hattie Hemby
Pineville
D. F
Aneae Wart
Tae
Beulah
A. J. Price
Price
Howie
Mineral Springs
Annie and
Lillie Harkey
Charlotte
Milton Harkey
Indian Trail
W. L. Hemby
Annie Lee Short
Cletls Deal
Trinity College
Ft. Oglethorpe
Ruth Taylor
Greensboro
O. H. Orr
Wedlington
Totte
Monroe's Ashera Theatre Hopes For Modern Playhouse
The management commits to a first class, clean, penitentiary style theatre and welcomes all. They seek public reporting of any unbecoming employee conduct and promise hearty cooperation to keep the venue up to date and accommodating for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ashera
Death of Mrs. B Presson of Unionville at Home of Father
Mrs. B Presson of Unionville died Tuesday afternoon at the home of her father T L Love in Benton Heights after long illness. Funeral at Presson cemetery conducted by Rev Abernethy and Rev Swink. She was 35, educated at Union Institute and State Norwel, married 13 years ago, survived by a son and daughter and several brothers and sisters. Community condolences note her as cultured and a loss to Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Presson
Unionville
Journal
B. Presson
T. L. Love
Benton Heights
Presson
Abernethy
Swink
Union Institute
Norwel
Messrs. Il. d
C. Li
Fla
W. B
Montev
Fls
Aberder
Monroe
Grady
Utica
N.Y
Leah
Seapie
Eunice Helms
Mebane
Alfred McWhirter
Wingate
C. D. Benton
I. A. Williford
Bostic
J. A. Williford
M. J. Hargett
May Weather Sparks Family News and Local Notices
May warmth eludes Monroe as residents enjoy a cold spring day by a warm fire. Rev. Braxton Craig’s son Biggs Craig visits for the summer, Roy Garrisson and wife welcome a baby son born May 5. Mormon Elders are distributing literature in the community. Children Ruth Velma and Carroll Preslar visit cousins Hoyt and Maddry Polk. Amelia Baucom visits Jefferson to see daughter Romilus Helms. Carl Griffin, long based at Bakers, spends time with his parents near Unionville. Mrs. G S Myers recovers from a Sunday night illness after a physician’s visit. Ina Beam, former teacher, stops by on her way from Hamlet to visit a brother near there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers
Monroe
Mr. Biggs Craig
Braxton Craig
Andrew Craig
Mra
Roy Garrfison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zeb Green
Gouldvine Creek
Union County
Pageland Journal
Philadelphia
Waxhaw
Lanes Creek Township
Dr. Grenfell
Labrador
Fife
Colle
Wellesley
St. Paul's
God
Christ Jesus
Lord
NEL Theater
Bru-Nel Theatre
Ella Hall
Harold Lloyd
Gail Kone
PATHE
Luke
Texas
Helan Chadwick
Texas Quartette
Vivian Martin
Pearl OF the Army
Lonesome Luke Pathe News
Pearl White
Mes
Henry Laney
C.n. Bruner
Rex
Theatre
Charlie Chaplin
the Star Supreme
Peggy
Bach
Featuring
Sessue Hayakawa
Billie Burke
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Mrs. Vernon Castle
America
Paramount Feature
Lenora Ulrich
Brunel Theatre
the Union Drug Co Ne 221
A. M. Secrest
Ph.d
Mgr
Roland Horton
J. Ed McLellan
F. H. Huey
Ed Lee
Chase Brothers
Whitney Pianos
W. W. Kimball
Holloway Bros. Music House
Mr. J. 8. Polk
Mr. J. F. Wilk
J. T. Hamilton
R. M. Farlee
Sarah Williams of
F. M. Faree
Carolina Township
Joffre
Hame
Ely Joseph
The
Greenville
Grover Cleveland Rogers
C. Smith Copitee
T. P. Dillon
Co-Operative Mercantile Co
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