Monroe Community News and Notices
Local and personal notes cover visits by FE H Willson of Baltimore, church and club meetings including the Ladies' Aid Oyster supper at Mineral Springs, and civic updates. Reports on illnesses, a marriage at First Baptist, church services, real estate sales, and tribute to Dr W H Gribble with community reflections and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Mineral Springs
Sue G. Houston
College Street
Bryan St
Sanford Street
College
Bryan Streets
Monroe
Bryan Street
Blakeney
Miss Long
Kete
First Baptist Church
Ona Long
George F. Rutzter, Jr
Charlotte
J. T. Griffith
ES. Green
Hallie Neal
Bettie Howie
Norman Lynch
H. ©. Long, Jr
Ray Griffin
Morganton
Walter Sanders
Ruth Russell
Mabel Lane
Annie Sanders
Pearl Nance
Yates Faison
Messrs
Mantius Orr
Austin Smith
Eugene Reilly
Mary Hazel Long
Aileen Deavers
Carlisle
S.C
BR. Lee Buteler
Katherine Kyle Redfern
Frances Shute
Olena Freeman
Helen Cason
Virginia Blakeney
Frances Green
Rachel Lee
Virginia Baskerville
Ashe Lane
Louie Sikes
Roy Long
Hannah Lou Benton
Robert Lee Rutzler
L. M. White
the Baptist Church
M. C. Long
Rutzler
Mr. Rutzler
Maj
George F. Rutzler
Atlanta
Novus Homo writes on Union county farm and stage fright
The Journal notes the mystery of its contributor Novus Homo who signs from a Union county farm and writes with self education and gratitude for reader praise. He explains that writing ads should be plain talk and direct, like face to face chats, not mystified prose. Rev B F Fincher, age fifty nine, built a church house at Thrit Mecklenburg and travels by walking for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. DeLonehe
Farmers Union
Union
Sandy Ridge Township
Weddington
Indian Trail
Drief
Shiloh
Rock’ Rest
T. J. W. Broom
M DeLoache
Timy Farm
Mr. Fincher
Rock Hill
J. W. Huntley
J. W. Little
Huntley
Ike Honeycutt
City Point
Powder City
Andit
Wadesboro
Messenger & Intelligencer
Saturday Evening Post
W. H. Gribble
Archie Helms
Carmel
Moree
Almont
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Buford Township
Davidson College
Charleston
Marlissa Law
Messrs
Henry Gribble
Frank Gribble
Monroe
Dixon ¢Ble
Norfolk
J. W. Neal
T. ©. Eubanks
Buford
Archie Holme
Cirmel
R. H. Garland
Chesterfield County
Fannie Gribble
Fayetteville
Mabel Gribble
Richmond
Trinity
J. C. Postelle
Romaine
Gribble
Novus Homo
Junius
Oii
B. F. Fincher
Thrit
Baptist Pastors Conference in Wingate Oct 19 1916
The Union Association holds a Baptist Pastors Conference in Wingate on Tuesday October 19 1916 starting at 10 A M with devotional led by Elder J A Bivins and topics on pastorate difficulties by Elder R H James. Expositions by K W Hogan and Lee M White follow with dinner at noon and business at 1 90 P M. All pastors and deacons are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Pastors Conference of the Union Association
Wingate
J. A. Bivins
R. H. James
K. W. Hogan
Lee M. White
Parisian Sage touted for oily scalps remedy
Men and women with oily hair and scalp face cleansing challenges as dandruff and dirt clog pores. Parisian Sage is recommended to wash hair weekly and apply twice daily, rubbed into the scalp to drive out dandruff dissolve excess oil and promote healthy action. Sold by English Drug Company and drug counters, at low cost.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vann
Funderburk
FE. H. Willson
Baltimore
Watt Ashcraft
Monroe Insurance and Investment Company
Shiloh Church
Bakers
Woman's Club
Commercial Club
Social Service Department
Royal Arch Masons
Oscar Abernethy
Ilness
W. C. Stack
Marshville
Presbyterian Manse
Doctor Knight
New York
Bertha Howland
Gilbert Howland
Harvey Howland
Helle Howland
James Thomas
W. T. Clark
Oklahoma
Mr. Clark
B. W. Chirk
Phat Baptist Church
W. M
Panny Taylor Circle
H. P. Meigs
Odet
HP Meige
Bayon
Ross
Union County
W. J. Rudge Co
Union Drug Co
T. P. Dillon
Belk Bros
C. N. Simpson, Jr
DR. Green
Presbyterian Church Notes
Young Peoples
Presbyterian Home Missions
Woman's Missionary Union
Henry Crowell
Roxboro
N.C
Lee & Lee Co
North Carolina
Norris
America
The
Secrest
Charlie Chaplin
Bitter Creek
Edna Jones
Justina Hope
Lee Griffin
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