Concord Route Three
The farmers had a good rain which was badly needed on the crops. The crops are looking fine since we got it.
Miss Pearl Cook of Concord was the guest of Miss Velma Dry the last part of the week.
There will be a contest at Gilead schoolhouse Saturday, July 18th, and a band to furnish music. H.H.B. Mash of Raleigh will give an address. The public is invited to come.
John Goodman is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Walter.
Misses Karrie and Nellie Walters of this neighborhood are working in the bleachery at Kannapolis.
Miss Vera Collette has gone back to Kannapolis to work.
Mrs. Effie Edison is on the sick list.
“Violet”
From page 3 of the Concord Daily Tribune, July 21, 1925
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