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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1929

Page

2

Pledges Reach Substantial Total for Sunday School Rooms

Spindale on April 8 reports pledges totaling 3138.40 toward a new Sunday school addition. Every member could pledge from 25 dollars to 50 cents monthly for a year, with J. H. Puckett pledging 100 dollars for The Patriotic Sons of America. A three day Chautauqua opens April 25 featuring Pamahasika Society Circus, Dr. Wirt Lowther, Tooley Operatic Company, Dr. A. M. Hyde, and Robert O. Bowman plus a play “Her Temporary Husband.” Local mills and citizens have raised 825 dollars for Boy Scout work in 1929, with R. E. Price coordinating efforts and aiming to surpass 400 dollars.

Pamahasika Society Wirt Lowther Tooley Operatic Company A. M. Hyde Robert O. Bowman

Groceries Face Value Quip Sparks Light Banter

A playful exchange centers on the phrase face value with jokes about a Cy clone and a mother in law visiting. The dialogue suggests light humor about credibility and household goods.

Hulled oats show strong value for hog rations

Ohio, Iowa, and Illinois tests from 1927 and 1928 found hulled oats outperform corn as a hog feed when substituted partially or fully. Hull oats yielded faster gains and lower feed per 100 pounds of gain, with profitability despite higher whole-oats prices. Stations suggest using hulled oats at corn price or slightly higher. April verse closes with a local reader note from Mrs. W. E. Stacey.

Ohio Experiment Station Ohio Station Robinson Gerlaugh Ohio Iowa Linois

Ten Thousand Attend Shrine Ceremony in Rutherfordton

More than ten thousand people from Rutherford County and surrounding counties joined Oasis Shrine Temple of Charlotte and Asheville for ceremonies. A parade formed from Main Street to the courthouse, where Mayor Justice presented Potentate Lee A Folger with a ceremonial key. The day included a large picnic supper on the courthouse lawn and a dance at Lake Lure, with many Shriners spending the night in Chimney Rock and Rutherfordton. Notables from North Carolina Masonic leadership attended.

Rutherfordton Rutherford County Charlotte and Asheville Shriners H. D. High Shriner Club Joe Denardo Belyond Spindale Lee A Main Street Washington Street M. L. Justice Potentate Folger Lee A. Folger Potentate Rutherfordton, N Chimney Rock Lake Lure Shelby Forest City Tryon Hendersonville John 15 Phoeais North Carolina Masonic Lodge Greensboro

What Is a Boy By Meadville Kiwanian

A Kiwanian from Meadville Pennsylvania warns that boys will inherit and implement all current policies and plans. They will run desks in the senate, occupy the supreme bench, govern cities and nations, and judge books. The note urges paying serious attention to the rising generation.

Senate Supreme Bench Meadville Penn Kiwanian

Blue Ridge buys Shuford dairy plant in Hickory

The Blue Ridge Products Company owned by J. L. and J. L. Taylor buys the Shuford dairy and ice cream plant at Hickory and plans an up-to-date facility. It will serve Hickory Lenoir Lincolnton and Newton with additional sub-stations at Marion Morganton Forest City Spindale Shelby and Lake Lure.

Blue Ridge Products Company Messrs. J

Harris students cultivate 131 acres cotton in project

Harris High school vocational agriculture class will grow 131 acres of cotton this season as part of their project work. The Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Forest City will provide financial aid to students needing support, per teacher H W Bingham. The effort underscores a drive toward stronger agricultural education and dairy sire campaigns in Catawba County.

Farmers Bank and Trust Company Forest City M. W. Harriss Harris St. Harris High School Farmers Bank H. W. Bingham H. W. Bingham, Teacher of Agri-Lof Utmost Importance To the Futw Catawba County

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Spindale Methodists Chautauqua Tim Jim Forest City, N. C Rutherford County Laundry Forest City, N.C April W. E. Stacey Bostie N. C Asheville and Charlotte Shriners Shelby, N. C Shuford Harri Chevrolet Fisher Michigan
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