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The Cliffside News The Cliffside News is published each week in connection with The Forest City Courier. B. E. ROACH THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1928 MRS. REBECCA HAWKINS DEAD Mrs. Rebecca Hawkins died here on Tuesday night of last week at the home of Mr. P. C. Hawkins. She had been an invalid and,helpless for quite a while. She was about 86 years of age and was the sec ond wife of the late Edward Haw kins, grandfather of Mr. P. C. Haw kins. The funeral tind interment was at High Shoals Baptist church of which she was a member. Rev. R. i A C. Smith, pastor of the Cliffside Baptist church and Rev. A. T. Stoudenmire,' pastor of Hayne's Me morial Baptist church of Avondale were in charge of the funeral. Af ter the grave had been filled the mound was covered with beautiful powers. W. M. S. MEETS The W. M. S., of the Methodist church held their regular monthly meeting at the R. R. Hayne's Me morial building Monday night. The Annual meeting of the W. M. S. of the conference of the M. E. church will be held at Gastonia April 24 to 27. The Adult society of the local M. E. church will be represented by fMrs. C. D. Hughes; the Young Peo- pie's society by Miss Annie Street and the Juniors by Mrs. Walter H. Haynes. DR. D. M. MORRFSON OPTOMETRIST EYE SPECIALIST Will be in Cliffside on every Thurs day afternoon from 6 p, m. to 7 p. m. Office with Dr. Scruggs. DR. H! L. ROBERTSON DENTIST Cliffside. N. C. . ■> -m- ■!■ * **** .1. .fr fr »I THE j HAIRDRESS f of the Bride-to-Be | To look her loveliest, the $ bride-to-be, must have her * hair dressed in a manner ? that expresses her individ- f uality and displays to ad- J vantage the grace and | softness of her contour. £ t Marcel, permanent and J finger waving—all three J done by competent, ex- a 9 > pert hands. * ♦ J Hair bobbed in any style. * To get your hair done as * you want it done visit. |j * * Face Massage our * Specialty t Cliffside f Beauty Parlor { Mrs. Elam Hawkins. / I PHONE 592 T The Cliff side News i_ Editor On Monday, April 23, Dr. Albert F. Mahan, of Etowah, Tenn., will ar rive at Cliffside to begin a series of revival services at the Baptist church. Dr. Mahan is pastor of one of the most progressive churches in Tennessee. He was at one time with the Home Mission Board as an Evangelist, and was considered to be one of the most successful in the field. Dr. Mahan is a strong pastor evangelist. He is one of the most consecrated men known to the A number are expecting to at tend the revival services this week at Avondale, conducted by Rev. Claude E. Sprague. Dr. Sprague made a large number of friends here when he conducted a series of meet ings last year. Mr. John Arch McMillan, secretary of the Wake Forest Alumni was the guest Sunday night and Monday of Mr. and Mrs. ,D. C. Whitaker. Mr. McMillan spoke at Forest City Sun day morning and at Caroleen Sun day night. Miss Maude' Elliett of Charlotte is the guest of Mrs. B. P. Caldwell. Mrs. Caldwell also had for dinner guests last Sunday Misses Alice David and ' Willie Carpenter and Prof. F. S. Hall. Miss Pamelia Pruett spent the week-end at Boiling Springs. Miss Alice Carpenter spent the week-end at Limestone College with friends. Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Robertson, Dr. F. B. Scruggs and Mr. B. B. Goode were dinner guests of Miss Myrtle Causby Saturday evening. . Mrs. J. P. Carpenter has purchas ed a Singer hemstitching machine and is now ready to do this kind of work. Her many friends will find the new machine quite a conven ience, and she will no doubt be kept busy attending their needs in this line. Rev. R. C. Smith preached the baccalaureate sermon for the Shiloh Consolidated school last Sunday morning at Shiloh Baptist church. In his absence the pulpit of the local Baptist church was filled by Rev. J. R. Cantrell who is working with the State Board in the Centennial campaign. Mr. Cantrelf spoke on Christian Education and the im portance of making Boiling SLIFFSIDE'S HOME PAGE, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF LOCAL EDITORS To Conduct Revival at Cliffside f JH ima - ~ * J -i> 4 i 'dEßs'* '¥ jT■ S® 1 1 ■ w * WEM B v fl! '' :; *£Zltj'. i. flSrylfr h ;||jP • > v &£ Local Happenings BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS Published in Connection With The Forest City Courier DR. ALBERT F. MAHAN _ writer. A mar/ of deep piety, he al ways makes a deep impression on his hearers. His sermons are strong in doctrine and faith, with the demonstration and power of the Spirit. Cliffside is fortunate in getting him to be with the church at this time. The church needs a revival and the members are praying for the out-pouring of the Holy Ghost in cleansing and saving power. The church invites all who can to be with us in body or in spirit to pray with and for us in the meeting. Springs High school a Junior Col lege. Rev. Smith preached Sunday eve ning and in speaking of the revival meeting which is to begin nere next Sunday lie ui'ged all to pray for che services. Rev. Albert F. Mahan, D. D., of Etawah, Tenn., is expected to arrive here next Monday to do the preaching. Preparations are going forward today, (Moriday)' for the meeting here tomorrow of the Rutherford County club. Dr. Bateman, pastor of the First Baptist church, of Ashe ville, will be the principal speaker. Mr. R. M. Schiele, of Gastonia, Scout executive for the Piedmont Council will also be present and speak. Mrs. H. L. Robertson and Domestic Science Class are prepar ing the "eats" and that means a good meal. Rutherfordton, R-l, Mrs. Pitts died Saturday and was buried at Shiloh Sunday afternoon. She had been suffering for some months with cancer. She was forty-three years of age, and ieaves a husband and ten children. They recently moved to this country from Georgia. Rev. R. C. Smith, pastor of Cliff side Baptist church, preUbhed the commencement sermon at Shiloh Sunday at 11 o'clock. A very large crowd enjoyed this sermon. Owing to the bad weather on Thursday night the operetta will be given on Friday. All day exercises will be held, and Friday night the play, "The path across the Hall/ 5 will be given by the high school pupils. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Whiteman Owens, on April 13, a fine boyr Misses Lela and Kate Smith and Mr. Leo Smith spent Saturday night with relatives at Rutherfordton. Rev. A. G. Melton and Rev. R. C. Smith were dinner guests at Mr. Ed Dobbins Sunday. Mr. Bud Blanton and family, of COUNTY CLUB SHILOH NEWS WASHBURN NEWS Bostic, R-l, April 16. —Rainy weather has caused the farmers to get badly behind with their planting. Miss Alice Washburn, seniojr in High school at Cool Springs High school spenff the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Wash burn. Measles are still plentiful . our community. We hope the people will soon recover. Those visiting at the home of Mi*. B. F. Weast's Sunday afternoon were: Misses Alpha and Aileen Mel ton, Misses Maxine and Ruth Mel ton, Messrs. Gilmer Philbeck, Clifton Bostic, Roscoe Melton, Glenn Har rill, Clyde Biggerstaff, Herbert Coope'r, Thomas Melton, Earl Phil beck and Julius Digh. Music on the victrola and piano were enjoyed by all. Washburn school closed last Fri day with an egg hunt. The com mencementwas not held on account of measles. This was a fine year under the able principalship of Mr. J. Birge Neil, of Bald Creek, N. C. Assistants, Misses Mary Cul breth, Lucy Higgins and Mrs. Den nis Jones. Mr. Glenn Harrill will purchase a ,new Chevrolet sedan this week. The Epworth League of Sulem chuVeh is progressing nicely since spring began. Everyone is cordially invited to attend our meet'ng t-very Sunday night at 7:30. Mr. Julius Digh spent the week Spindale, ' visited at Mr. Roland Blanton's Sunday. Mrs. Ballinger Vassey, who has been confined to her bed for some time, is able to be up again. ALi SIXES rva I ue "Jf this Nationwide Verdict In all 6-cylinder history there where automobile values are has never been such spectacular understood better than anv whfch 3 everywhere °erelts 'the her ? in the world > Essex sales new Essex Super-Six. It is out- ? n gr ® ater than the next selling all other "Sixes", and its three S,xes com bmed. own previous records, by such Such success can only reflect an outstanding margins as to leave accurate and unmistakable pub no doubt of its leadership. lie appreciation that £ssex is In some places its sales excel its World's Greatest Value ; former mark by 100%, 200% and Altogether or Part by Part 300%. In Detroit, for instance, Please Compare. All New Costly Car Details j Higher radiator with ver- Wider doors, for easy ebony grouping motom- I tical lacquered radiator entry and exit. eter, ammeter, speedom »hutters. r eter, gasoline and oil | . * Worm and tooth disc de- gauges. » i Wider, heavier fenders. sign steering mechanism. Steering wheel of black ' * hard rubber with steel ; Colonial-type headlamps Electro-lock type of theft core, and finger-scal j and saddle-type side protection. loped; a detail of costly [ lamps. . car appointment. Fine grade patterned mo- , j Four-wheel brakes, the hair upholstery. *. . # , , , type used on the most , «P ark , and J expensive cars. Wider, higher, form-fit- ing whet? 0 " " ' ting seats, r Silenced body construe- New instrument board, Rubber-matted running tion. finished in polished board. I Coach $735 - Sedan (4-Door) $795 - Coupe $745 ( Rumble seat S3O extra) All prices f. o. b. Detroit, plus war excise tax Buyers can pay for cars out of income at lowest available charge for interest, handling and insurance. E§§EX su§»er-Sijc CLIFFSIDL MOTOR CO. OLIFFSIDfc N. epid with Messrs. Clay and Cling Weast. Misses Alpha and Ailcen Melton and Vernelle Weast attended the club meeting at the court We carry a complete line of undertakers' supplies. Metallic and plush caskets also stefel vaults. All sizes in different prices. We have a new lowering device for plac ing the corpse in the grave which dispenses with the use of hand straps. Our service at your command. If you want us on Sunday or at night please telephone G. L. Goforth, Phone No. 683, or R. B. Watkins, phone No. 26. CLIFFSIDE MILLS FURNITURE STORE "The Home of Good Furniture" CLIFFSIDE, N. C. house Saturday afternoon. Miss Wallace State assistant Dem onstration Agent made an inspiring talk, which was helpful to every one present. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
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