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A detailed record of cliffside news.Play at school next Tuesday evening. Many visitors are here for the holidays. Church news chronicied.  December 2, 1926.

Cliffside, November 29 – A play entitled “The Spice of Life” will be given Tuesday evening December 7th, by members of the faculty and student body of the Cliffside High School under the direction of Miss Elise Tillman. Miss Tillman is with a well-known Producing Company, and the play is looked forward to with much interest.

Mr. and Mrs. I.B. Covington, of Wadesboro, spent the weekend with their daughter, Miss Helen Covington, who is a member of the school faculty.

Mr. Broadus Roach, who has been in Florida for a few weeks, has returned and reports a wonderful trip.

Mr. John Fly, formerly with Rouse-Hempstone Dry Goods Co. Baltimore, Md. but now connected with John E. Hurst, Inc., was in town on Monday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Hollis M. Owens and children, of Avondale, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.B. P. Caldwell Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Whitaker spent Thursday in Spartanburg, S.C.

Mr. B.B. Goode, accompanied by Mr. Clyde Edwards, spent a short time in Charlotte Sunday.

The Carpenters’ Guest

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carpenter had as their guests Thanksgiving Mr. Carpenter’s mother, Miss Coda Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Bate Wilson, and Mrs. Miller Smart.

Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, of Great Falls, Mont. spent a short time here last week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Moore.

Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Causby, of Greensboro, spent Sunday here at the home of Mr. D. W. Causby.

Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Caldwell had as her guests last week Mrs. R. A. Love and daughter, Edna Haynes, of Gastonia.

The following students of Mars Hill College spent Thanksgiving at their respective homes: Mary Frances Greene, Meredith Hawkins, Martin Sparks ad Billy Watkins.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rudidsill attended the funeral of Fred Camp at Lincolnton Sunday.

Buck Shoals Dedicated

Mrs. Fred Webb and little daughter spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carpenter.

Mr. B. P. Carpenter accompanied by some of the High School teachers, attended the dedication of Buck Shoals School Building Saturday afternoon, where Mr. Caldwell made an address.

Miss Nell Moore, who is teaching in Advance, N.C., spent the weekend here with her parents.

Thanksgiving was observed very quietly here. All business was suspended, sunrise services were held at both the Baptist and Methodist Church.

A number from here attended the funeral of Mr. Tom Fortune at Forest City Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Bridges entertained the following Thanksgiving: Miss Ruby Wilson, Mr. Frank White and Ed Cargill.

This item was printed in The Sun on December 2, 1926.

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  • 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.

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