Twin Reporters, May 28, 1936

“KRAZY KOLUMN”
(As Gathered by the Twin Reporters)

Cliffside, May. 25 — Hello, friends and how is everybody? It is terribly dusty in Cliffside at the present. Guess it is most everywhere else too. Rain would help the farmers considerably just now. Many farmers are waiting until it rains before planting anymore. We think that’s enough about dry weather and let’s think about a nice, cool swimming lake.

An announcement was made here of the marriage of Miss Ruth Jonas and Mr. Charlie White, both of this place. The wedding took place at Spartanburg, May 16, with D. D. Foster performing the ceremony. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sid White and the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jonas. The groom holds a position with the Cliffside Mills, where they are planning to make future home. Their many friends wish them much success and happiness in their new life together.

In answer to Slam and Bang, near Forest City: We want to thank you for the nice letter; we appreciated it and thank you for the compliments you bestowed upon us. We really don’t keep our names under cover, for it seems as if some people already know, by the mail we receive. Here are our names: Sue Crowe and Lois Womack. “Please ‘tuh meetcha”! We realize four boys are getting popular in Forest City for they are never at home and we know they don’t spend their time shopping always. We wonder who the mystery man is? We not only go to the parties for a good time, but we are always on the alert for interesting news for our Kolumn.

The graduating exercises were carried out with many honors given to various boys and girls. Raymond Whitaker received his diploma and we think he earned it. For further information write the “Krazy Twins” at Cliffside.

If the people want to see a beautiful sight we invite you to visit Cliffside and see the beautiful pink and white roses that border the highway upon entering Cliffside and along the banks near the Methodist church. These flowers do much in improving the looks of the town and are appreciated by the people who have an eye for beauty.

Miss Blanche Devinney delightfully entertained her many friends with a party Saturday night. Many interesting games and contests were enjoyed by those present. Among the invited guest were: Misses Polly Carpenter, Lila Hawkins, Ruth Callahan, Pearl Ledford, Elizabeth Bridges, Melrose Robinson, Virginia and Inez Biggerstaff, Ellen and Helen Kendrick, Lois and Lillie Mae Blanton, Lorea Harrill, Maude Devenney, Ferrel Wortman, Elsie Curtis, Bunia White, Eula Mae Gamble, Helen Nix, Kathleen and Ethel Harris, Esmr Earley, Rilla and Unice Greene, Lyndall Clayton, Lois Womack, Mary and Sue Crowe, Alice Jonas, Dorothy Beason, Blanche Devenney and Mrs. Mary Willie Pruett, Messrs Paul and Ernest Coffey, Eulis Wray, Otto McDevitt, Marvin Owensby, J. B. Harris, A. B. Morrison, “Molly” Gosey, Clyma Ware, Fred Crowe, John Summey, James Luckadoo, John and Lawrence Lovelace, J. R. Whisnant Charles Lee Grigg, Chisto Dill, Earl Reinhardt, Pete Anthony, Virgil Hamrick, Laxton Condrey, Tom Burgess, Buster Penley, Hubert McAbee, Fred Sisk, Raleigh Holcombe, B. T. Price, “Duck” McDaniel, John

Womack, Ed Tate, Robert Condrey, Wayne Stacey, R. J. Morrison, Grady Earley, Blair Stephenson, D. L. Howard, Marvin Yelton, William Price, Bud Miller, Junior Butler, Glen and Cecil Atchely, J. C. Powell, Landrum Tate and others.

Mrs. P. A. Rome visited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mashburn, Monday night.

Mr. Cordell and family have moved to our town from Union, S. C. Mr. Cordell is the new manager of the Home Store.

Many of the Cliffside people are in the hospital at the present time. Among them are: Max Duncan at Oteen, Carl Black at the Mary Black Hospital, Spartanburg, Mrs. Dan Scruggs in the hospital at Rutherfordton and Miss Margaret Kendrick at the Mary Black in Spartanburg. We hope for them a speedy recovery.

Miss Mabel Harrill visited Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Greene at Mooresboro lat week.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lovelace and family and Mrs. J. P. Smith were the Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. R. J. Rayburn.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parris attended the funeral of Mr. Garland Walker at Boiling Springs, Saturday afternoon.

Mrs. Dave Cantrell, of State Line visited Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gosey Saturday night.

The father of Tom Dedmond, Mr. Henry [check this name, JOC] Dedmond, will be buried tomorrow afternoon, (Tuesday) at Mills Creek.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harrill spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Dargin Winn at Spindale.

Mr. and Mrs. B. C. McDaniel visited Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Vassey this past week-end.

Memorial services will be held at State Line Sunday May 31.

Miss Blanche Devinney is spending a few days in Boiling Springs.

Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Nanney and L. D. and Joyce Nanney of Shelby visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nanney at Mooresville, Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Isbel [Ishel] Parris and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Parris visited Mrs. Bonner Blanton at Gaffney, Saturday.

Mrs. J. P. Smith, who has been sick for sometime, went today to see a specialist in Charlotte. Her condition was not serious and she returned to her home this afternoon.

Miss Juanita Bates, of Shelby is spending a few days with Miss Eula Mae Gosey.

Misses Lottie, Connie, and Lydia Rea, Esther, Bridges and Mr. Grady McSwain visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Devenney, Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Cleo McDaniel is ill at this writing. We are hoping she will soon be better.

Mr. and Mrs. Eckels Hamrick spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Vassey at State Line.

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Nanney, of Henrietta, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Nanney.

Mrs. Charles McCurry entertained her B. T. U. Union with a social at her home Monday night. A good time was enjoyed by all present.

Miss Bertha McCraw attended memorial services at Camp’s Creek Sunday.

Miss Lita Tester spent last week with Miss Florence Blanton.

Misses Eula Bell and Leola Sizemore were the Friday night and Saturday night guests of Miss Louise Harmon at Gaffney,