Prayer and Work Stand Recalled in Wingate Notes
Wingate news recounts local visits and mishaps, including Mrs. Ola Baucom’s hospital stay in Charlotte, Annie Boggan’s visit, and a dislocated shoulder for Mr. McIntyre. A school play Between the Acts is set, and community efforts and charity plans unfold amid church and school notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate
C. W. Baucom
Charlotte
Ola Baucom
Annie Boggan
Monroe
Y. M. Boggan
J.C. McIntyre
E. W. Griffin
Farewell Note From Unionville Correspondent Ted Head
Ted Head announces he will leave Indian Trail to move near Rockingham with his father, bidding farewell to Union county readers. He laments leaving old Union and Indian Trail, reflects on friends, and jokes about meeting again after the move to a new home near Rockingham. He praises Sunshine's column and signs off with affectionate parting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabre
Charlotte
Union County
Unionville
O. P
Wingate
Padersky
Rockingham
Old Union
Indian Trail
Olf Mother Union
Novus Homo
Marshville to Host Fair Change and Revival
Marshville will take the job and host the fair if Monroe cannot fund it, with backers previously covering deficits. A series of meetings led by Rev. Leonard Gill and Rev. A W E Crane begins at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 11 AM, inviting townspeople. Mrs Ello Little, 27, died October 20 from fever, leaving a husband and two children. she was a daughter of Thomas Baucom of New Salem township and was buried at Pleasant HS Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasie Porter
Samuel Shannon
Antioch
Nettie McLendon
Catawba
Catawba County
E. A. Devin
Guy Crowell
Charlotte
B. B. Shankel
Bristol
Tenn
Bat
Dam
Marshville
Monroe
Leonard Gill
Awe. Crane
Presbyterian Church
Ello Little
Justint Little
Death of Me Heatus Smith Brings Loss to Family
Brother Brutus Smith dies at twenty seven leaving two young children and a bereaved wife. The message recalls his farewell from life and faith as loved ones mourn a sudden death that tears apart a once happy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brutus Smith
Ross
Prolific Corn and Fresh Beans At Union Farm
Mr J L Davis of Union Sandy Ridge township reported a fine pile of prolific corn after a Monday night corn boxkine. Fresh beans gathered from their garden were noted and expected to last if frost stays away. Davis is described as a good farmer who grows what he eats at home. The piece ends with a social remark about marriage and evenings alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
E. C. Snider
Wilson Ross
Chesterfield
Daisy Meies
Wingate
Winston-Salem
W. Meigs
Meigs
P. Timist
Hamlet
George Sweatt
Wesleyan Methodist
el Himitu
Batchelor
Cegre
Warton
Anilip
Mr. Sweatt
State Five
J. L. Davis
Union
Sandy Ridge Township
Davis
Mr. Davis
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National Defense
Congress
Garrison
Secrety
Navy
Wilson
Army
C. W. Hargett
Wilma Blanche
Withai J. Griff
Marehville
Mor A. Maret
Jacob Griffin
Marehville Township
J. C. Hargett
Orion County
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Cliss Christ
Mr. Wilson
Washington Dispatch
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Wilken
Roose
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Chris
J. M. Haigler
Cartton
Hateler
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Denconte County
Kansas City
Haigler
Statesville
Salisbury Post
Cabarrus Court
Lane
Unionville News
Journal
Lydia McKaughn
Ruth
Elkin
N.C
Nannie Palmer
Annie
Allen Crowell
Rev
Pr. Oal Tyler
Nae Seared
Hen’e Beth
Marlon Dispatch
John T
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J. It Ray
Clinchfield Manufacturing Company
Welock
Point Tok
Ray
Arn
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Tay
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Leling
Paint Reek
Marion
Clinchfeld Manufacturing Company
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England
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Entente
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Uge
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Switzerland
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Holland
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Messen
Parranza
Ted Head
Heatus Smith
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