The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-17
KINGS MOUNTAIN

Mr.. NJ. G.. Murphy was ordained to
the ministry at Pleasant Point Bap-
list church Saturday the 18th. Bro.
Jones of Stanford preached the or
dination sermon, which was highly
COMMUNICATED. Dr. W. G.. Tilford of
Eubanks, delivered the charge, which
was very instructive and touching.
Bro Noel presented the Bible in a
very befitting manner. The ordina-
ton is said to have been the incest
and best ever taken place in this part
OF the country. Bro. Murphy was paid
a high tribute by the presbytery. as
being real sound in the faith and well
established in the doctrines of the
3ible. There were four churches re-
presented bv is minbjters and dea-
cons in the council. Bro. Murphy
and family will start for San Marcos
Texas. the first Of April.
The report of attendance in Kings
Mountain Graded School, from fifth
grade up, is as follows Those who
have not been absent during last two
months are Eva Leach, Leila Smith,
Estell Gooch, Maggie Smith, Dora Al
ford, Ira Roberts, Edna Childers, Char
ley Brown, Eugene Wall, Ernest Flint,
Lena Francis, Earl Mudman, Mabel
Flint, Pearl Hogue, and Clarence
Carey.
Those who have not been absent
during the term are: Russell Thomp-
son, Grace Thompson. Those who
have not been neitherl absent nor
tardy, during the term are: Laura
Johnson, Esther Murphy. and Hulcu
Acton.
Mr.. J. B. Mckee and daughter made
a trip TO Stanford Friday.
Mrs. A. +. Long and her little son
Luther have just returned from a Wis
II to see relatives at Eubank.
Miss Efiie Cox of Florida is visit
ing relatives at this place.
Mr.. Herman Reed, who has been
learning the barber trade here with
Morris Wall, will open a shop at Mid
dleburg the LIST of April.
There has been considerable confus-
ion here over the negro firemen on
the Q. 4 c., since the strike almost
every train with a negro fireman has
been tied up here. The negroes told
to dig and they have obeyed oroers.
leaving the trains to the engineers
who would put them on the siding.
So now all the negroes have flown
the coop, and quiet is again restored.
Kings Mountain boys nave organic
ed a band and We hope they will have
success. Willie Tabscott of Middle
burg is coming to instruct them
Arthur Murphy. Ira Routen, Walter
Jones. Claude Singleton and Elmer
Bell left Friday for Phoenix Arizona.
Arthur Murphy will stay at Phoenix
q while but will return to Texas where
he will make his future home.
MIR. Smith Baughman and family
made flying trip to our town Sunday
in his auto.
Miss Edith Tilford and Miss Dewie
McNullin of Eubanks, was the guest
of Esther Murphy Saturday and Sun
Gay.
Miss Odar Taylor T. the guest Of
Mrs. A. II. Long
| Oscar Vest is improving very fast
and will be able to he out in few
days.
Mrs. Norrf Walls is on the sick
| ,lst.
Miss Effie Cox is visiting her mother
/ Mrs. Fannie Carey
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gaines were
the guests of Mrs. !. s. lee Sunday.
Born, to the wife of s p. Wagner
a fine baby boy.
Miss Della Falconberry has been the
guests OF Miss Esther Caldwell.
Clarence Dunn of the q. & c.. spent
Saturday and Sunday night with hi
| parents at this place.
/ Born. to the wife Logan Walls q
/ fine baby girl.