Local notices and notices of events from Monroe page
Mrs H W Hargis returns from Oklahoma and Texas. C M Moser to start singing school in Mineral Springs. infant son dies and is buried in Monroe. weddings and moves. school and college attendance. travel and speaking notes. county marriage and public notices. property assessment shows slight increases in Monroe with detailed breakdown by race and category. cotton prices recalled. various local lectures and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rowell
North
Monroe
R. H. Kennington
T. L. Crowell
Ely
Waterea
Presbyterian Church Notes Rally Day and Services
A cordial invitation to attend worship and sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. but no night services until Sunday, Oct. 1. Dr. Geurney preaches at Cedar Grove schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon at 3. Rally day Oct. 1 has Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. and an offering for Sunday school extension. Reporter notes Rex Theatre program for Sept. 25 week: Harold Lockwood and Macy Allison in Metro feature. Where Are My Children?. Destruction with Theda Bara. Gloria's Romance with Billie Burke. Chas Chaplin and The Girl and the Game performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Geurney
Cedar Grove
Rex Theatre
Monroe
Harold Lockwood
Macy Allison
Metro
Destruction
Theda Bara
Gloria
Billie Burke
Chas Chaplin
Wingate Church and School Notes and Programs
September 24 events include Holy Communion at 12 a.m. and a 4 p.m. service, 7:50 p.m. evening service, and a Sunday school and Bible class. The Mission begins Oct 3 with Rev. Albert New as special preacher. baptism and joint church Sunday School service scheduled. A program urges State missions contributions. Wingate School reports largest class ever, 23 students, with officers elected including Liles and Parker. committees formed to select colors and motto as part of class planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert New
Wingate
Carroll
Smith
Ole
Pesietont
Dilsy Liles
Umiv Liles
Brice Snyder
J. P. Pirker
Theliphir H. Herrin
Hminlene McManus
Lower Buford Lawn Party Highlights Community News
Sept 21 in Buford reports Mr Thomas McBride and Miss Selun McBride hosted a lawn party with games and music. Dr L F Sapp visited Rock Hill on business. Mrs Rt P Plyler and Jilliean Randolph visited Lancaster relatives. Mrs J J Wileon and son Kweli visited Walkersville kin. Mis Retta Park returned to Lancaster. S P McBride visited W L Helk. Posium and taters ripening. many offer advice but few lend aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Buford
Journal
Thomas McBride
Selun McBride
L. F. Sapp
Rock Hill
T. J. W. Broom
Carnted
Rt. P. Plyler
Jilliean Randolph
Lancaster
J. J. Wileon
Kwel
Wileon
G. P
Walkersville
Misa Retta Park
5. P. McBride
W. L. Helk
Local Weddington News Highlights Weekend Visits and School Plans
Weddington correspondent notes Mr and Mrs Fred Deal spent the weekend in Charlotte while D Belk visits daughter in Selma. Gladys Britt from Asheville passes through with Carrie Kay en route to Converse College. Students head to Horner's Trinity A and M and other colleges. summer term closes with exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weddington
Ming Fred Deal
Charlotte
Ats
D. Belk
W. B. Neill
Selna
Gladys Britt
Ashwville
Miles Carrie Kay
Converse College
Spartinburg
Koma Hanwr
Whitakers
O. Ho Orr
Orr
Old Howe
Reward
Grace Bradley
S. H. McMangs
W. A. Short
Lena Harkey
T. M. Coble
Mocksville
Frank Richardson
Lowell
Mac
Clyde Belk
Hemby
Horner's
Harry Hood
Sarah Hood
Normal College
Salisbur
Charles DeLaney
State University
Cletis Deal
Trinity
Durha
Dewitt Hunter
Baltimore Medical College
Mamie Hill
Devita
Elephant in town escapes after scare at circus advance
An advance man for John Robinson's Ten Big Shows recalled a Michigan incident where a man, caught by a wagon tongue near a moving cage, cried that an elephant had him. The crowd's laughter followed as the danger proved a misread misstep and the man escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelephant
John Robinson
Monroe
Hite
Michigan
Shepherd's Rod, and, In Some Manner, Agne
Ninself
Journal offers back-issue price renewal for old subscribers
The Journal announces subscription pricing with a dollar fifty per year and shorter terms at seventy five cents for six months and forty cents for three months. Until October first old subscribers may renew at the old price of one dollar. Many longtime readers are taking the offer.
Free Junior Majestic Range contest for children
The Monte Hardware Company will give a Junior Majestic Range, half the size of the regular model, to a child fourteen or younger from Moree or Union county. Participants must submit the name and address of people in need and the entrant with the most sales at the salt near the close will win the range. Visit Monroe Hardware Company Store to see the ad and join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Monte Hardware Company
Majestic
Moree
Union County
Monroe Hardware Compacty
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.W. Hargis
Raleigh
Oklahoma
Texas
C. M. Moser
Mineral Springs
Will Threatt
Effie’ Brown
R. C. ‘Trail
R. J. Kennington
Addie Tyson
Waxhaw
Greenville
East Carolina
Alline Tyson
Ruth Green
Sarah Redwine
Randolph Macon College
Netta Little
Wadesboro
A. B., Austin of
Albemarle
Unionville
Spruce Pine Academy
J. J. Parker
Clineton
Falsegreement
Goldsboro
Kinston
Lexington
William ¢ Crawford
Eltawnford Maclin
Jioiusy
Henrico County
Vienna
Lindsey
Monton
Robert Tadlock
Bennie
Ellison
Oxcar
Awc. Johnson
Wise
Hamlet
Columbia
Hewes
United States
Johnson
M.C. Austin
Glenn
Austin
Court House
And
Luisconal Church
Bargain House
Nassiff & Joseph
Nocht
Austin & Clontz Five and Ten Cents Store
Bradley Knitwear
Bradley
Brad
Liewdley
Lee & Lee Co
North Carolina
Burroughs
AVICE
Hine Tory
Phau
Bank of Union
W.S. Blakeney
W. C. Stack
Griffin
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