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Shoals (N.C.)
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Surry County District 5 Public School Register
Surry County District 5 Public School Register, probably from SHoals, NC dated 1906-1907. Miss Carrie E. Marion is listed as the teacher. -
Programme of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society held at African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church for Woman's Missionary Day
Programme of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society held at African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church for Woman's Missionary Day -
AME Zion Church of Stoney (Stony) Ridge
Photograph of AME Zion Church of Stoney (Stony) Ridge -
Interview with Ruby Hardy Stanley
Interview done as part of an oral history project for Surry County Historical Society. Stanley, who is a white woman, grew up in Shoals on a farm. Discusses life growing up and her extended family, including grandparents. Discusses how her grandmother was 13 when she was married. Talks about growing up with very little, particularly during the Great Depression and generally how life worked in the rural part of Surry County, including seeing a doctor and the division of labor in the household. Interview is in two parts. -
photograph of students at Stony Ridge School
photograph of students at Stony Ridge School in the Shoals Community in the 1930s -
Brown School Photograph 1920s
Photograph of Brown School students and teacher. Brown School was located in Shoals on Mount Zion Road on property owned by the late Bill Rierson. First Row (in white dress) Vallie Artances Edwards. Third row center (between two ladies) Johnnie Oscar Ayers. Johnnie and Vallie were married in 1920. -
My Sister Semanthy
Script for a parody about a piano player in Shoals, NC, by unknown author for an unknown event -
Selected Items from the Dolly Hauser scrapbooks
Selected Items from the Dolly Hauser scrapbooks. Includes articles on events in the community, programs from school plays, wedding and death announcements, and articles about local clubs and schools. -
Shoals Extension Homemakers Club 1977-1978
Scrapbook of newspaper articles on the activities of the Shoals Extension Homemakers Club from 1977-1978 -
Northwest North Carolina Development Association- Community Division Report: Shoals Community, Surry County, 1979
Report by the Northwest North Carolina Development Association on the Shoals Community of Surry County, NC. Report details history and activities of clubs and churches in the community. -
Ruritan National Award in St. Louis, MO- January, 1980
Tongue-in-cheek account of travel by the members of the Shoals Ruritan to St. Louis, Missouri in January of 1980 to accept the National Public Service Award. -
Shoals Township: The Hauser Family and the Farming Community 1880-1900
Excerpts from "The Walking Tour" of Horne Creek Living Historical Farm -
Scrapbook celebrating the closing of Shoals Elementary School
Scrapbook of well wishes and memories for Dolly and O.W. Hauser at the closing of Shoals Elementary School and their retirement. -
Shoals Elementary School 92-93- Now and Then 1936-1993
Yearbook from Shoals Elementary School in Shoals, N.C. from the 1992-1993 school year. The building closed in 1993 and the school relocated to a new building, so the yearbook also includes some historical photogaphs. -
Shoals United Methodist Church scrapbook
Shoals United Methodist Church Scrapbook -
photograph of students at Stony Ridge School
photograph of students at Stony Ridge School in the Shoals Community in the 1930s. Several of the students are identified. -
Photographs of Shoals United Methodist Church
Photographs of Shoals United Methodist Church in Shoals, NC -
Photographs of Shoals Baptist Church
Photographs of Shoals Baptist Church in Shoals, NC -
Shoals Charge of the United Methodist Church
Shoals Charge of the United Methodist Church 1990 directory which includes Pilot View United Methodist Church, Shoals United Methodist Church and Whitaker's Chapel United Methodist Church -
Shoals Charge of the United Methodist Church directory
Shoals Charge of the United Methodist Church 1990 directory which includes Pilot View United Methodist Church, Shoals United Methodist Church and Whitaker's Chapel United Methodist Church -
Shoals United Methodist Church
souvenir fan from Shoals United Methodist Church Heritage Day October 29, 2000 -
Shoals Baptist Church
Shoals Baptist Church, demolished in 1968; new church stands in the same location -
Shoals United Methodist Church
Shoals United Methodist Church before renovations now the church has - one door in the center; vestibule; one isle down the middle of the church; addition with Sunday School Class Rooms; fellowship hall -
Attendance List
Attendance at "Singing ??? School" -
Minutes
minutes from the first leaders meeting held with Stony Ridge Church January 17, 1925 written By Dault S. Sawyers