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Home » Memories » Projects & Memoirs » Twin Reporters » Twin Reporters 370909
The Twin Reporters

Twin Reporters, Sep. 9, 1937

From The Courier, Sep. 9, 1937

Cliffside, Sept. 6. — Hello Friends. Another rainy night and just a hint of autumn is in the air, or have you noticed the difference. It is harvest time and with it comes the fair. Every year at this time we look forward to the different Fairs. Colfax Free Fair, of Ellenboro, which takes place this week is one of the best for its size in the State. Rutherford County Fair is expecting to be better this year than it has been for years. Much interest is being taken and the reports from the committee are encouraging and it makes everyone want to do the best they can for their own county.

This and That—Charlie McCarthy the dummy is making a sensation…The Big Apple dance is sweeping the country… Glad to have our new teachers with us this year.

Misses Mildred Noblett and Pansy Wesson, of Bessemer City, visited Miss Lyndall Clayton, Sunday afternoon.

Misses Mary Crowe and Edith Hooker were the week-end guests of Mrs. Taylor Gilbert, of Forest City.

Mrs. Walter Miller, of Forest City was the week-end guest of Mr. Carl McKinney.

Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Hamrick, and Mr. and Mrs. Yates Cooper were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Womack.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lovelace, of Sunshine, visited Mrs. J. P. Smith Sunday afternoon who is ill at this writing.

Dr. J. M. Allhands is improving after being ill for three months.

Mr. Dave Roberts, of Caroleen, taught the Men’s Sunday school class at the Baptist church Sunday morning. His message was enjoyed by all those present.

Double Wedding
Of much interest to their many friends were the marriages of Miss Margaret Allen and Mr. James Crowe and Miss Lucille Fortune and Mr. James Brown. The marriages took place at Gaffney, S. C., Aug. 28.

Mrs. James Crowe is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen, of Forest City. She graduated with the class of ’37 at the Cool Springs high school. Mr. James Crowe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Crowe of Cliffside. He is a graduate of the Glenwood high school.

Mrs. James Brown is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fortune of Spindale. She attended the Spindale school until her marriage.

Mr. James Brown of Cliffside, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown. Since graduating from high school he has been employed with the Cliffside Mills.

Misses Nellie and Sue Crowe entertained at a mescellaneous [miscellaneous] shower at the home of Miss Nellie Crowe on Friday evening complimenting Mrs. James Crowe who prior to her recent marriage, August 28, was Miss Margaret Allen of Forest City.

Games and contests were played. Miss Blanche Devinney won the prize for the best advice to the bride, and the prize went to Mrs. James Brown for the best recipe written. Mrs. Brown is also a recent bride-elect. A gift was presented to Mrs. Frank Mashburn who was a bride-elect of June.

The hostess assisted by Miss Mary McDaniel served punch and cakes. The invited guests were Misses Lyndall Clayton, Blanche Devinney, Lois Womack, Hazel Stacey, Virginia and Elizabeth Winn, Jane Campbell, Leala [Leola] Sizemore, Mary Crowe, Mary McDaniel, Mesdames James Brown, Frank Mashburn, Frank Whitaker.

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