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Boiling Springs Community
by Louise Moore
Trinity Community
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by Doris Scruggs | ip
Miss -Janet .Hart of UNC Chapel Hill spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Eunice Hart.
K
Mr. Herbert P. Greene and a group of men from Belmont
are spending this week on a fishing trip at the Outer Banks.
Mrs. Gazzie Humphries and Miss Estell Bridges ofCliffside
are spending this week with Mrs. Herbert P, Greene.
. ♦ *
- Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hamrick spent several days last
{week with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hamrick and Rhonda in
* Sanford.
; Mr. and Mrs. Hal Scruggs and children were Saturday
I evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ramsey in
I Gaffney, S.C,
♦ *
! Mandy Scruggs spent the weekend with Anglia Cooper
; in the Camps Creek Community.
:**
i Mrs. Susan Connors of Hefleer, Ala. is visiting with
I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lovelace. She came
especially to attend the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs.
Eva Mitchell.
♦ *
Community sympathy is expressedto Mrs. Evelyn Lovelace
in the recent death of her mother, Mrs. Eva Mitchell.
♦ ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Surratt visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Conrod Surratt in Gaffney, S.C. Saturday night.
*♦
Mrs. Amy Houser and Mrs. Madge Glover of Cliffside
and Mr. Johnny Grigg and Lisa of Gaffney, S.C. visited
Mrs. Sallie Horn and Mrs. Nancy Harper over the weekend.
♦ *
Mrs. Maude Burroughs attended the Moore reunion
Sunday which was held in the Lattiraore Club House. Mr.
and Mrs. Buren Moore of Blacksburg visited with Mrs.
Burroughs Sunday and also attended the reunion.
**
Mr. Glenn Surratt is a patient in Crawley Memorial
Hospital.
Prospect Community
by Mrs. Broadus McGinnis
Harvest Day was celebrated at Trinity Baptist Church
on Sunday morning with good attendance. An offering of
$2,000 was taken. Rev.'E.B. Hicks of Shelby delivered
the message tor the occasion and lunch was served on
the grounds.
* ♦
The Baptist Young Women’s group met at the home of
Mrs. Ed Beason on Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.
**
Mrs. Thelma Beason spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Jolley of Marion.
* +
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harris of Charlotte visited Mr.
and Mrs. B. Harris on Saturday.
♦ *
Mike Bishop of Charlotte visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Bishop on Sunday. Mike came to see his mother on her
birthday.
**
Congratulations to the Trinity Homemakers Club for
winning third place on their booth that was entered at the
Cleveland County Fair. The topic was “Don’t Clown
Around With Nutrition.’’
♦ ♦
Mrs. Marshall Byars is a patient at Crawley Memorial
Hospital.
I The children of Mrs. Minnie Scruggs honored her Sat-
urday with her 82th birthday at the Ferry Clubhouse in
: Rutherford County. A very large crowd attended and
; a delicious dinner was served.
' ♦ ♦
• Mrs. Annie Hames, Mrs. Louise Brasswell and Mrs.
: John Roberson of Lenior spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ela
Suttles and James Camp. On their way down they visited
: Rev. and Mrs. W.G. Camp in Mooresboro.
♦ *
Mrs. Eula Suttles visited Friday with Mrs. Jamie Parris.
' ♦ ♦
Rhonda Price spent Saturday at Mars Hill with the
G.A. from Cliffside Baptist Church.
♦ *
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Bailey, Brian Williams, John McCraw
' and Amy McCraw of Belmont visited Sunday wit Miss
Velma McCraw.
Mrs. Paul Million and mother, Mrs. Lester Abnethy
and Mrs. Orlee Ashmore of Greenville spent Sunday with
Madison McCraw and sisters. Supper guests were Mrs.
' Nola Jones and Mrs. Elizabeth Bolton of Cherokee Falls.
Mrs. Patty Hutchens of Charlotte spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Gazzie Harmon.
•'**
Mr. and Mrs. Pete McCobms and family of Georgia
'-spent, the weekend with Mrs. Thomas Price, Mrs. Selma
Beaver Dam Community
by Paul Sorrells
Miss Judy Tindall visited Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnson
1; over the weekend. Miss Tindall lives in Durham,
;■ *♦
Mr. Homer Hamrick andhissister, Mrs. MildredMcGinnis
1; of Charlotte recently returned from a ten-day visit with
relatives in Maryland.
*♦
Pete and Lois Hite recently returned from a cross
?: country tour of Canada. They have now been in every
r state except Alaska and have visited most of Canada.
*♦
Revival services will begin this Sunday at Beaver Dam
Baptist Church. Rev. Alton Martin from Polkville will
^ be the guest evangelist. Danny Hipp from Boiling Springs
^ will be in charge of the music. Services will continue
K nightly at 7:30 p.m. through Thursday evening.
^ Sunday guests of Mrs. Margaret Philbeck were her son,
> Robert, his wife Sandra, and son Brian.
y * *
Weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Greene was
Mrs. A.G. Law of Salem, Va. Mrs. Law used to live in
the Beaver Dam Community.
Flint Hill Community
by Ruby Ledbetter
Mr and Mrs,, ForijeSt'.'Carroll attended the funeral
for’ Joseph Craton Gold of Appalachia, Va. His services
were conducted on Sunday afternoon at Sulphur Springs
United Methodist Church. ■
Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Lovelace spent Thursday in Chimney
Rock in celebration of Mrs. Lovelace’s birthday.
^^Congratulations to Mrs. Guy Gillespie who won several
ribbons for her entries of cakes, cup cakes, jellies and
perserves at the Cleveland County Fair.
* *
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Yount went to Statesville on Sunday
where Rev. Yount delivered the service for a homecoming
service. The church was where Rev. Yount supplied before
returning to Gardner-Webb.
Mr. and Mrs, Marion Scruggs attended the annual picnic
for the employees and their femilies ,at the Haynes Plant.
The picnic was held at the Snuffy Jenkins Music Park. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Witderspoon from Maxton visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hord on Sunday.
Davis and Mrs. Helen ALdrich.
**
Mrs. Lera Walker of Cliffside visited Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Jones. Wayne Laws of Cliffside spent
Saturday with them. Their Sunday visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. William Clements and Tony of Spartanburg and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Jones of Henrietta.
♦ ♦
Mrs. Callie Ruppe has as visitors last week Mrs. Verdie
Thomas of Cowpens, Mrs. Katie Ruppe of Gafftiey and Mrs.
Hazel Wallace of Cliffside. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe
Ruppe of Cowpens visited her Sunddy.
♦ *
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Elmore ate dinner Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Bryson in Spartanburg, S.C.
♦ ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen of Hamlet spent Tuesday night
with Mrs. Myrtle Spake. Mrs. Spake visited Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Spake Sunday in Cherokee County.
♦ ♦
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Wood were Mrs.
Catherine Ruppe of the Lavonia Community, Mrs, Helen
Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. U.E. Harmon and Joan and G.T.
Wood.
♦ *
Several from here attended the Bailey reunion Sunday
at the Duke Power Clubhouse.
♦ *
Mrs. Ray Mintz and Mrs. Lionel Scruggs visited Tuesday
with Mrs. Clara Godfrey.
Mt. Pleasant Community
by Betty Blanton
David Jolley, son of Mr. and Mrs. P.G. Jolley, has been
included in the 1980-81 Who’s Who among American High
School Students. He is presently attending UNC Green
sboro where he has a radio program of Contemporary
Gospel Music.
The Plato Hamrick family reunion was held last Sunday
at the Suttle Building. There were many out-of-town
guests for this reunion. All members of the family of
the late Ralph Hamrick and Mrs. Gertrude Hamrick Queen
were present.
The first Beaver Dam Craft Fair was a tremendous
success. Profits amounted to $2560.00, with small amounts
still coming in. All proceeds go to the building fund.
Many people deserve sincere thanks for this success,
♦ *
Fourteen adults from Beaver Dam Church attended re
vival services on Monday evening at Morris Memorial
Baptist Church to hear Rev, J.F. Akers, HO-year-old
minister.
* *
A love offering amounting to $115 was taken Sunday
morning at Beaver Dam Church to assist in the construction
of a room and facilities for Ricky LePage.
♦*
The ladies of Beaver Dam Church are now collecting
recipes for a new cookbook. Many of the more popular
recipes from the old book will be included as well as
many new ones.
♦ ♦
Rev. and Mrs. Allen Welborn and Eric of Trinity visited
overnight on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Walker
and family. The Walkers also had as their dinner guests
on Thursday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Buren Hamrick, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hamrick, Graig and Kevin, Mrs. Jimmy
Hamrick, Tammy and Rodney. Also visiting was SHaron
Hammett, a student at ASU during the weekend. The
Walkers attended the Covington Reunion on Saturday evening
at the Camp Call Masonia Lodge.
Mrs. Cleo Wallace and Miss Ollie Bridges visited Mrs.
Fannie Roberts and Mrs. John Scruggs at the Colonial
Rest Home in Rutherford and Miss Irene Pritchard in the
Edgewood Rest Home in Spindale on Tuesday.
♦ ♦
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mike States and Jason are
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and her sister,
Mrs. Donna Howard and sons, Rodney and Eric, all of
Penn.
♦ *
Mr. and Mrs. William Putnam spent the weekend at
Charleston and Myrtle Beach.
* +
Rev. Ronald McSwain and Rev. Bruce Rabon of Fallston
returned home Saturday after attending the Continuing
Theological Educatbn classes at Southern Seminary, in
Kentucky last week.
♦ ♦
Mrs. Kathleen Murray visited last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Garland Jolley.
* *
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks was
his brother, Linzie Hicks of Mobile, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Blanton and Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Sarratt attended worship services on Sunday at Elizabeth
Church, Shelby. They went especially for the Deacons
Ordination Service at which time the Blanton’s son Harold,
was ordained as a Deacon. Following the services, they
all enjoyed lunch with the Harold Blantons at their home
in Shelby.
* *
The children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and a
lew friends of Mr. and Mrs. Buren Hamrick enjoyed a
family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hamrick
on Sunday evening. The occasion was in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Hamrick’s birthdays. Special guests were Mrs.
Gene Watterson, Dana Brooks, Richard Jones, Randy Webb,
all of Shelby, and Gerald White of Boiling Springs.
+ +
Guests of the Steve Goodes during the week were Mrs.
Faye Street and Amy, Mrs, Pat Terry, Mrs.Sandy Alexander,
and Christy. Mrs. Goode and Andy visited with her grand
mother, Mrs. Curtis Anthony of Boiling Springs on Wed
nesday then on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Goode, Amber and
Andy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Randy Raynor, Jason
and Annette, and Mrs. La Von Thornburg of Ohio who
Was visiting in the Raynor home. Mrs. Thornburg is a
grestaunt of Mrs. Goode.
* *
The lovely arrangement of tall flowers gracing the
sanctuary table on Sunday was given in honor of the wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Shull Whitaker by their
daughter, Mrs. Joe Davison and Mrs. William Dellinger.
group of frogs is known as an army.
This week, Oct. 4-llth, is the Week of Prayer for State
Missions. On Wednesday night the pastor,Rev. Ed Sessoms,
will deliver a special study on State Missions.
The Youth Choir met Sunday afternoon at 5 p.m. for
reorganization.
*♦
Oct. 11 has been set aside tor World Hunger Day.
Saturday, Oct. 24th, a Harvest Day Sale will be held
at the church in the fellowship building. Homemade items
such as pillows, quilts and canned foods will be sold along
with baked items.
♦ ♦
On Sunday, Oct. 25, Old Fashioned Day will be observed
by honoring the Senior Citizens and dressing in the old
fashioned clothes, hats, overalls and etc,
*♦
Roy Pruett and Everette Ledbetter went deer hunting
in Lockhard, S.C. recently.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Scruggs and Karen spent a long
weekend at Myrtle Beach, S.C.
* *
The Burrell W. Blanton reunion will be held Sunday
Oct. 11th, at Sharon United Methodist Church,
♦ *
The Cliff Blanton family reunion will be held Sunday,
Oct. 11, at the Cliff Blanton home-place.
if*
Community sympathy is extended to Mrs. Travis Ledbetter
in the death of her sister, Mrs. Irene Metcalf of Rutherford
County,
♦ *
Mrs. Durham Ledbetter and Mrs. William Mode visited
Rev, and Mrs. Paul Crotts near Hickory Tuesday. Mrs.
D.H. Connor returned home with them lor an extended
visit.
♦ *
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Ledbetter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dover
went to Spartanburg, S.C. Saturday to visit Mrs. Christie
Blanton and Amanda,
♦ ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harris of Chapel Hill visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joe H. f nthony and Mark last weekend.
* ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ledbetter of Spartanburg, S.C., Buddy
Long of Atlanta, Ga., Rusty Long of Charlotte and Mr,
and Mrs. Mark Calvert of Gastonia were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James Long.
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