Town Election Sees Low Registration in Spindale
Spindale officials report few voters have registered for the upcoming town election. Registration closes April 25. A mass meeting is planned soon to nominate candidates for town offices.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
3
Spindale officials report few voters have registered for the upcoming town election. Registration closes April 25. A mass meeting is planned soon to nominate candidates for town offices.
The Rutherfordton Sunday School presents The Minister's Wife's New Bonnet at the Spindale School Auditorium next Saturday evening. Sponsored by the Young Peoples Missionary Society with part of proceeds to them. Admission 25 and 35 cents. The event is pitched as worthy entertainment. Spindale School is praised for strong showing at Rutherfordton event. Flora Hill and Ethel Stegall spoke in the Price Carpenter Oratorical Contest. Gladys Griffin won second in the Carpenter Essay contest with “Better Homes.”
Easter services were conducted Sunday at Spindale Methodist Church at 11:00 am with Capt B L Smith opening and leading scripture. The program included hymns by the congregation, piano solos by D C Cole, choir anthems, a duet by Alda Yelton and G B Howard, and a postservice visit to local homes by choir members.
An employment bureau advertises fully accredited schools by the National Association of Accredited Schools. Located in the central Carolinas, the schools market trained office help and invite applicants to train for good positions.
Miss Bess Cowan to visit sister Miss Ethel Cowan in Charlotte for a few weeks. Spindale Baraca Class maintains lead over Rutherfordton class in a Sunday school contest, which closes April 26. Amelia Stevenson of Spindale faculty visited Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Covington of Wadesboro. M D Haney Jr of Davidson College spent Easter with parents. Rev C L Simpson was summoned to Virginia due to an aunt's death. Miss Evelyn Waddell filled his appointment at Alexander Sunday.
Citizens of Union Mills Rutherford County North Carolina seek incorporation the petition will be heard before the Board of Control in Raleigh on May 9 1925 Opponents may protest at the Secretary's Raleigh office on that date This notice dated March 31 1925 signed W N Everett Secretary State
Abbeville South Carolina April 2 Gary Hiott a noted local newspaper man has purchased The Pickens Sentinel and will depart tomorrow for Pickens He previously served eight years as managing editor of the Sentinel and later wrote editorials for The Greenville News He also edited The Abbeville Medium and is connected to Rutherford and Forest City journalism through his late career and family ties.
Poem notes March wind and sun urging buds to grow as trees shake loose leaves from winter and branches groan under the breeze. The verses evoke seasonal transition with imagery of wind, sun, and early spring awakening.
Executors Ollie Teal issues a probate notice announcing that all persons with claims against the estate of C af tal late of Rutherford County must present them by March 1 1926 or be barred from recovery. Debtors are asked to settle immediately. Dated March 31 1925.
Trustee U G Stone announces sale of Lots 4 and 5 in the B Arp Lowrance subdivision Forest City NC, on May 4 1925 at 12 o'clock at the Rutherfordton courthouse to satisfy notes secured by a deed of trust dated April 21 1924. E L Walker pledged to M A Carver. R S Eaves is attorney.
Flack Hardware Co. in Forest City announces a full line of lime and cement ready to supply spring building programs. Builders are urged to consult the company before starting projects to ensure proper materials and delivery.
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