THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 192<
GREEN'S CREEK
Professor Talton, of Kinston ha
arrived to take up his work a
High School Principal. Mrs. Talto:
and two children have also joinei
him at the domitory. We extend ti
them a cordial welcome.
Miss Esther Gibbs, of Mill Spring
paid a business call to this commun
ity one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Festus Greene, o
Spindale, N. C? spent the week-en(
with Mrs. Greene's parents Mr. an<
Mrs. S. L. Ilines, and family, anc
Were among old friends seen at Sun
day School Sunday morning.
Miss Kuby Giles, who has a posl
tion at Spartanburg, S. C. spent the
weekend at home.
Mr. Ernest Ilines went to Spartanburg
Saturday.
Mesdames Addie Giles, J. M. Swain
S. L. Fagan and T. J. McDowell went
to FJorest City, N. C., Wednesday to
attend the W. M.' U. Annual meeting.
They report a very good and
interesting session.
Mr. John Purser, of Spartanburg,
S. C., was among the old friends at
Green's Creek Sunday.
Mr. Ralph Shields made a business
trip to Spartanburg, & C., Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swain ot L,andrum,
S. C. visited relatives here
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jackson and
children spent Mpnday visiting Mrs.
Elizabeth Jackson near Chesnee, S.
C.
Work on the new parsonage has
begun, that is preparing lumber etc.,
and we hope the work will proceed
to a rapid completion.
There will be baptizing at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon,
September the fifth.
Preaching services from this time
on will be regularly every first Sunday
afternoon, each third Sunday
morning, and Saturday afternoon before
each third Sunday. Everybody
in the community is cordially Invited
to attend. We also extend an invitation
to all to attend Sunday School
each Sunday at 10 a. m.
a laramouiu riciure, me screen
version of "The Son of His Faher"
by Harold Bell Wright, was much
enjoyed at the school auditorium Saturday
night. We are sorry a greater
number did not attend ithis show
which was said to be quite well
worth what It cost.
A Home Demonstration Party was
given at the home of Mrs. Ellis
Hines, R. 4, Campobello, S. C., last
Friday afternoon. The object of the
party was to demonstrate the various
ways of serving light refreshments
attractively. These refreshments,
which were prepared by the women
and served by the girls, consisted
of cake stars with fruit centers, salted
almonds, and grape punch. Misses
Minnie Jones and Jenle Barnett
furnished string music. Those present
were: Mrs. Addie L. Giles, Mrs.
J. T. Harris, Mrs. J G. Swain* Mrs.
M. J. Johnson, Mrs. W. J. Isbell, Mrs
S. L Fagan, Mrs. J. M. Swain, Mrs.
H. L. McDowell, Mrs. J. J. Page,
Mrs. Sam Fagan, Mrs. E. C. Hines,
Misses Jennie Barnett, Ida Giles, Mabell
Jones, Minnie Jones, Annie
Giles, Edna Fagan, Bertha Jones,
Mary Jones, Anniebelle Swain. Ruby
Shields, with Miss Lois Holderbaum
presiding. The party was enjoyed by
all, and was quite successful from
every point of view.
We are now having beautiful weather.
The reecnt rains have caused
a marked improvement in the ap
pearance of almost all crops, but
more especially the fruit crop, which
has been abundant this year. We
presume most of our thrifty house
wives have their pantries well stocked
with dried and canned fruits, preserves
and jellies.
COOPER GAP
Revival services closed here Sunday
with sixteen additionals to the
church.
Mr. J. M. Bradley spent last weel
with relations near Oaffney, S. 0.
Miss Lola Gibbs who has been at
? tending summer school at Cullowhe*
Normal, has returned to her home
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r i Born to Mr J and Mrs. Clarence
k Stepp August 29, a fine girl.
Mrs. Maggie Gardner and daughter
Jene from Florida who have been
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visiting relatives here for several
j weeks will now return to their home.
Mr. Birch Gibbs from Texas who
has been visiting relatives in this
section for a few days left for his
s home Sunday.
iThere
will be a box supper held
at Sunny View school house Saturday
Sept. 4. r Everybody is Invited
1 to come.
1
1 Mr. Odell Dimsdale who had a posi'
tion near Raleigh, N. C., has now
"'returned back to take a position at
j Chimney Rock,
Miss Emma Helton spent Sunday
' night with her grandmother, Mrs.
( G. W. Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. J. Dimsdale
are visiting relatives in Kansas City,
Kans. for a short while.
Mr. Glover Stepp and Bona Helton
1 made a business trip to Rutherford
ton Saturday afternoon.
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Mr. Pate Harish from near Gaffney,
S. C., spent a few days with relatives
in this section last week.
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FOX MOUNTAIN
Mrs. C. V. Elliotte ts still in the
> hospital. We hope she will soon be
. at home with her family
The Smith boys will soon return
' to Detroit. They came home to at1
tend the funeraj of their sister Glaydis
Brazil.
Alice Smith is visiting reltives in
South Carolina this week.
Crops are looknig fine around
this section; fodder pulling, mollases
making will soon be ready.
School at Columbus will commence
Wednesday. Get ready children and
swing on to - the bus as it comes
by.
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Mr. Ambrose Griffin visited J'. R.
Smith Sunday last.
Mr. Williams and son of Trvon.
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visited N. B. Jackson, Sunday last. '
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THE POLK COUNTY NEWS
I would like to hare known what TD VAXT DATTT'TT'
has become of our correspondents to -* -tC JL [JJSI li\J U J. J-J
the Polk County News. Come right
along and lets send our items in ^
each week and help our Editor and , ^ m?rDi SeemS 10 *&7 S<
paper. Jr tember breezes are on the way.
~ Vacation time is now over and I
I oyd Pack is at Rutherfordton ?ff to school again and I'm glad
?note sererai on route will now ent
Ition which he had undergone as a c?"eKe
I result of a wreck which he had with , 4 .
la truck. _ Our very heart was stirred to
I A TOUCH OF OLD SPAIN
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These entertainers have been brought to the SesQul-Centennlal Inters
tlon&l Exposition In Philadelphia where ISO years of American Independen
to being celebrated, by the Los Angeles County, California, Chamber of Co;
merce. The westerners hare built a fine old Spanish mission In the Pato
of Foreign. Civic, Fashion and Agriculture Display and there show the i
sources and advantages of their native heath. The musicians and dance
entertain all visitors who enter the patio to rest a bit after "doing the expo
tlon." The Exposition continues until December L
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League. When w?, saw the great ii
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burmuda bottom for their happy soc- fi !
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Its music was furnished by little Bob < >
to Jack Hamilton, games played, then ] '
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A large Rattler had met his death 1 f
I by an automobile in the road here. X
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I : Fishtop rattler. We think so in size ; |
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I I The W. M. S. meeting will meet at ;;
I ! the home of Mrs. R. O. Hamilton, ?j
I j Thursday September 16., all members I ,
I are very urgently requested to be ] J
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I We were very glad to see our ''
much loved Sunday school teacher, f
Mrs. Voohus and her duaghter, back *
from and extended trip north.
NEWSY TOPICS f
I Be It ever so humble there's no LI
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/ When a woman gets chained down I
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X Secretary Mellon has gone to i
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