• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

The Library of Lore for Cliffside, North Carolina

Since 2002

Remember Cliffside

In The News
MENUMENU
  • Home
  • Explore
    • Galleries
    • History
    • In The News
    • Landmarks
    • Media
    • Memories
    • Odds & Ends
    • Photos of the Month
    • Rutherford County
    • Society
    • Where People Lived
  • What's New
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • Where are we?
  • Guest Book
  • Contact Us
  • Search
  • Help
  • Donate
Home » In The News » Cliffside Events Carefully Noted

Cliffside Events Carefully Noted


Cliffside events carefully noted. Miss Virginia Moore entertains, Charles Haynes goes to New York, Dan Hawkins visits his parents. November 11, 1926.

Cliffside, Oct. 25—Miss Virginia Moore entertained a number of her friends at her home Saturday evening. Rook was played at four tables,. Dr. H.L. Robertson receiving the prize for the highest score. A nice course was served by the hostess, assisted by Miss Coda Carpenter. The following were present; Misses Eloise Pruette, Alice Carpenter, Wilma Jane Singletary, Carmine Jeffries, Coda Carpenter and Messrs. Martin Mauney, Dr. H. L. Robertson, Dr. F. Bobo Scruggs, Dewey Blanton, Shirley White, Aubrey Humphries and Charlie Carpenter.

Mr. Dewey Blanton returned to Brevard Institute Monday.

Miss Carpenter’s Guest

Miss Alice Carpenter had as her guest for the weekend; Misses Wilma Jane Singletary and Carmine Jefferies, of Limestone College, Gaffney, S. C.

Misses Helen Thompson, Virginia Owen, Alice David, and Johnnie Player accompanied Miss Vivian Hairr to Charlotte Saturday, where she took the train to Clinton, N.C. to be at the bedside of her grandmother, who is very ill.

Mrs. G. W. Darby, of Sandy Springs, S.C. is spending some time here with her daughter, Mrs. L. G. Garvin.

Miss Alice Carpenter had as her guest Sunday Miss Helen Thompson.

Mr. Ross Wall purchased a new Essex coach from Cliffside Motor Company last week.

Mr. Haynes’ Visit to New York

Miss Alice Edwards, who is teaching at Avondale, spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. John Roach.

Mr. Charles H. Haynes spent a few days last week in New York City on business.

Mr. and Mrs. A.M. haynes spent Sunday with Mrs. M.C. Haynes, of Avondale.

Mr. Dan Hawkins, who has been in Florida for the past year, is spending a few weeks here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Hawkins.

Miss Mabel Bridges leaves Monday, November 1st, for Pinehurst, near Ellenboro, N.C. where she is to teach school.

This item was printed in The Sun on November 11, 1926.

Primary Sidebar

In The News

  • Introduction
  • Profiles
    • Hazelhurst Farm
    • Kenneth McMahan
    • Z. O. Jenkins
  • Community Columns
    • 1938 News
    • Live News ’03
    • Memorial Building Usage
    • Many Visitors
    • Events of Past Week
    • Garden Prizes 1926
    • Events Noted
    • Detailed Record
    • School Renamed
    • Garden Prizes 1927
    • Cliffside Gets 1st Bale
    • Big Sale Ends
    • Relics Exhibited
    • Cliffside Band on Radio
  • Advertisements
    • Cliffside Advertising in 1920s
  • Tragic Events
    • Husband Kills Wife
    • Fatal Car Crash
    • Explosion Fatal to Woman
    • Hunting Accident
  • School News
    • High School Accredited
    • Senior Superlatives 1927
    • Basketball Teams Practicing
    • School Commencement ’26
    • School Commencement ’27
    • School Commencement ’28
    • School Commencement ’29
    • Back From Christmas Holidays
    • New Gymnasium Planned
    • “Play House” Opens
  • Church News
    • 37 Are Baptized
    • Farewell to Pastor
    • New Methodist Building
  • Changes in Town
    • Scouts Dedicate Cabin
    • Haynes Mill to Open Soon
    • Mill Enlargement Plans
    • Improvements at Mill
    • New Highway Work Progressing
    • Work on Creek Bridge Under Way
    • Mill Now Making Terry Towels
    • Cliffside Builds Reservoir
    • Mill Building Ladies Rest Room
    • New Dry Cleaning Plant
  • News Briefs
    • News Briefs – 1926
    • News Briefs – 1927
  • Cliffside Christmas
    • Letters to Santa
    • Community Tree
    • Christmas Spirit Invades
    • Cliffside Takes Careful Census
  • Miscellaneous
    • Big Social Event
    • Corn Cracker
    • Cliffside Style Weddings
    • Cliffside Youth in Wilds of Africa
    • Cliffside One of Model towns
    • Cliffside Youths Hitch-hike to Kansas
    • County As It Will Look in 1936
    • A Day’s Journey
    • A Day’s Journey 2
    • A Day’s Journey 3
    • Two Escape Death
    • New Romina to Open Thursday
    • 1928 Election
    • Bull Wasn’t Tamed, Just Sleeping
    • Cliffside Jack Credited With K.O.

© 2002–2023 · Cliffside Historical SocietyScroll To Top