Twin Reporters, Sep. 16, 1937

Cliffside, Sept. 13. — Hello, friends. You’ve heard it said the Merry-go-Round Broke Down but the Merry-go-Round at the Colfax Fair at Ellenboro was still going round Saturday night. Did you go to the fair? The exhibits were as good as usual. What the Twin Reporters liked best were the two plays put on by the Sauline Players, of New York, in the high school auditorium Friday and Saturday nights. We can truly say Ellenboro does credit to her town.

Seen gallivanting around Forest City Sunday afternoon were Mary, Nellie, Margaret Crowe and Evelyn Justice and Ken Hughes, James Neal and Johnny Moore.

Mrs. Gene Wilson entertained her daughter Carolyn with a birthday party Saturday afternoon.

Mrs. J. F. Clayton is ill at this writing. We hope for her a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Womack and daughter [daughters] Gertrude and Nellie visited Mr. and Mrs. Otis Silver in Glenwood Sunday afternoon.

Misses Lois Womack and Sue Crowe spent the week-end with Misses Lillian and Doris Philbeck in Ellenboro.

The many friends of Mrs. Ed. Carpenter will be glad to hear that she is improving in the Rutherford Hospital and will soon be able to return home.

Mrs. R. L. Pruitt is real sick in the Rutherford Hospital. Her many friends wish for her a speedy recovery.

Miss Lois Davidson has returned to Limestone college at Gaffney. Miss Elizabeth Hendrick has returned to Salem college at Winston-Salem. Miss Rachel Fortune has gone to Guilford college, Guilford, N. C., Messrs David Colvin and Harry Hendrick have returned to Davidson college. Mr. Davis Hunnicutt to Mars Hill and Messrs Howard Talbert and Herman Greene to Wofford college.

The Cliffside Baptist church has been preparing for a ten weeks Loyalty Revival. The week following the next Sunday will be enlistment week. There will be five special services beginning Sept. 21, which will be church officers’ night. They will have supper together in the memorial building and after the supper Dr. W. A. Ayers will bring a message to the officers. Sept. 22 will be Sunday School officers and workers night. Mr. J. W. Costner of Lawndale will be the speaker.

Sept. 23, there will be two meetings. The young people will have a meeting with Mr. Horace Easom of Shelby as speaker and the W. M. U. members will have a meeting with Mrs. John Wacaster, of Cherryville as speaker. Sept. 24, there will be a mass meeting of the men with Dr. Burnett of Boiling Springs as speaker.

Mrs. R. L. Bullard and Mr. R. L. Bullard, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Crawley and children Marjorie and Margaret all of Spindale visited Miss Janie Campbell, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Tinkler visited Mr. Tinkler’s family at Ninety-Six, S. C., this week-end.

Mr. R. B. Watkins is showing some improvement. He is taking treatment at Mountain Sanatorium, Fletcher, N. C. While he is away, Mrs. Watkins is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. R. Williams, R-2, Huntsville, Ala.