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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1929

Page

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Vitaphone Debuts At Romina Theatre Forest City

The Romina Theatre in Forest City introduces Vitaphone with Warner Bros Home Towners starring Richard Bennett and Doris Kenyon. Audiences pack Friday and Saturday showings, praising the new sound system and the theater’s up-to-date entertainment. Following the debut, Fanny Brice in My Man plays Monday and Tuesday, drawing strong crowds and affirming Romina’s status as the county’s amusement center.

Vitaphone Warner’ Bros Richard Bennett Doris Kenyon Romina Fanny Brice My Man Forest City Rutherford County

Township school contests Friday at Cool Springs High

The Cool Springs Township de clamation and recitation contests occur Friday at 3 15 pm in the high school auditorium. Four grammar schools Alexander Bostic Forest City and Mt Pleasant each select a finalist. About fifty students participate. Winners at each school receive 2 50. final contest winners get 5. The events support the high school, with potential debaters' progression from grammar to high school. Public invitation extended.

Cool Springs Alexander Bostic Forest City Mt. Pleasant Cool Springs High School

Reverend John S Wood Attends Scottish Rite Ceremonies

Reverend John S. Wood is in Charlotte this week attending the Scottish Rite ceremonies there.

John S. Wood Charlotte

County banks buy short term school notes

The Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Forest City and Rutherford County Bank & Trust Company bought 150000 worth of revenue anticipation notes. The sale, due to high rates and lack of favorable bids, funds school operations pending tax collections. Farmers Bank took 100000 and Rutherford County Bank 50000.

Farmers Bank Rutherford County Bank Farmers Bank and Trust Company Forest City Rutherford County Bank & Trust Retro County Saar

Two More Enter Alderman Race in Forest City

Tommy Harrill and Mrs. C. E. Alcock join the field seeking seats on the city Board. Only two candidates for Mayor are Vic Davis and L. C. Low. If elected, Mrs. Alcock would be the first woman to serve on the Board.

Tommy Harrill C. E. Alcock Messrs Vic Davis L. C. Low Forest City Alcock

East Main Street Property Goes in Sale

After a sale ad appeared in this week’s issue two houses and lots on East Main Street will be sold at the sale on Saturday April 20. The property includes a five room house and a six room house. Mr J M Shuford hosted Miss Mamie Martins guests Mrs Shuford and Mr and Mrs McKeithan of Florence South Carolina. Shuford recently arrived to oversee Sinclair oil interests and will relocate his family here once a residence is found.

Wilkins & Blanton East Main Street J. M. Shuford Miss Mamie Martins Shuford Mrs. McKeithan Florence, S. C Sinclair Oil

Miss Margaret Bostic Honored at Apr 13 Tea

Forest City society praised a lavish tea hosted by Mrs. Terry Moore and Miss Ruth Moore for Miss Margaret Bostic, whose pending marriage to P C Pursar of Monroe is slated as a major early summer social event. Gardens, tulips, irises, and spring decor created a vivid backdrop and guests enjoyed music and a pink and green color themed salad course.

Terry Moore Miss Ruth Moore Forest City Society Ruth Moore Margaret Bostic P. C. Pursar Monroe Miss Bostic George Thompson Shelby Mary Moore Roy Blanton R. &. Biggerstaff W. C. Bostic J. R. Moore Dell Wofford Spurgeon Moss Nell Young George Moore Durhin Mtge Ahelley Mayme Martin Foy Moore J. H. Thomas Francis Little R. C. Alexander W. C. Bostic, Jr Louise Lattimore Miriam Padgett Eleanor Gillespie Madge Moore Christine Sutton

Engagement Announced for Miss Frances Bivins and Fred Kinzie

In Spindale on April 16 Mrs. T. Max Watson hosted a Friday afternoon engagement party on Pleasant Street. The couple Frances Bivins and Fred C. Kinzie announced their upcoming marriage, planned for June. Bivin is a teacher at Spindale Elementary. Kinzie serves as secretary of the Spindale Building and Loan Association and is affiliated with Spencer Corporation.

Spindale T. Max Watson Pleasant Street Frances Bivins Fred C. Kinzie Sis Ssmas Mr. Kinzie Spindale Building and Loan Association Spencer Corporation

Cool Springs to host Hickory and Shelby games this week

The Cool Springs high school baseball team travels to Hickory on Friday afternoon for a game, then hosts Shelby high school next Tuesday for another match, continuing their schedule this season.

Cool Springs High Schol Hickory High School Hickory Shelby High School Cool Springs

Rutherfordton to Welcome Former Chicago Merchant

Returns there from Chicago, Mr Geostanl will resume charge of the Stahl Ten Cent Store at Rutherfordton. A fine young business man, he has many friends who are delighted he re-enters business in Rutherford county.

Geostanl Chicago Rutherford County Stahl Ten Cent Rutherfordton

Woman's Club Final Meeting at City Hall

The Woman's Club will meet in City Hall Thursday at 4:80 o'clock for officer elections and delegates to the Federation meet in Charlotte. Members are urged to bring written reports and the treasurer will present the annual financial report. This is the last meeting of the club year. President A. W. Falvey urges attendance.

Woman's Club Federation Charlotte Tre Tresser Omrs A. W. Falvey Stanley A. L. McDaniel W. P. Hall, Jr

Kiwanis Club Meet Acknowledges School Support

The Kiwanis Club gathered at the high school Monday evening and thanked Miss Johnnie King home economics teacher and her capable assistants for a fine reception and service.

Kiwanis Nigh Johnnie King

New Standard Station Planned at West Main and Yarboro

A Standard filling station will be erected at the corner of West Main and Yarboro streets under the direction of Mr. B. B. Byers. The new structure aims to be handsome and modern, aligned with the Standard policy of building only the best.

West Main and Yarboro Streets B. B. Byers

Wayside Gang Plans Charlotte Meeting April 26

Local Wayside Gang members plan a large delegation to attend a big meeting in Charlotte on the night of April 26. The program is described as good and worth the trip, with emphasis on encouraging strong turnout from the county.

Wayside Gang Charlotte Tl Sounty

Subscriptions Coming and Local Update

Approximately seventy five Courier subscribers renewed their county paper and many new names were added this past week. Reminder to those in delinquency to renew now. Rutherfordton reports Mr. John R. Norris seriously ill at Rutherford Hospital. An old pursuit on ambition and a note on women’s smiles ends with a moral about authentic effort.

Courier The Rutherfordton John R. Norris Rutherford Hospital

Methodist Revival To Begin Next Sunday

Mrs Becky Ann Thomas of Charlotte praised local textile workers for peace during a recent strike. W B West, pastor of Hendersonville 1st Church, will lead a two week revival at Main Street Methodist, with themes like Marks of a Soul-Winning Church and The Divine Shepherd for afternoon children’s services.

Becky Ann” Thomas Textile Bulletin Charlotte Courier Thomas Forest City W. B. West Hendersonville Main Street

Clean-Up Week Promotes Forest City Beautification

The city sets April 22 to 27 for Clean-Up and Paint-Up Week urging owners and renters to tidy property. Citizens should dispose of old cars and debris, clear rubbish from cellars and yards, report stagnant pools to the Health Department, and ensure vacant lots are litter free. The health truck will visit neighborhoods or be called into city hall for quick disposal.

Forest City United States Health Department

Alexander Woman’s Club to present April 20 program

The Alexander Woman's Club will stage a miscellaneous program at the school building Saturday night April 20 at 00 o'clock. Features include a Harris Station string band, Hamrick band orchestra music, a melodrama by club members, and a one act comedy by Prof. Long of Mr. Pleasant school.

Alexander Alexander Woman’s Club Harris Station Hamrick Prof. Long Mr. Pleasant Long Hiram Mandy

County Schools Plan Commencement Week Activities

Rutherford county rural consolidated schools prepare for commencement with Hollis High holding events April 21 25 and 26. sermons class day exercises and reader's declaimers contest graduation address by Dr J B Davis, diplomas and prizes, and a play The Winning of Joy. Senior class members named. A local mastoid operation for Stanley McDaniel reported with recovery underway.

Rutherford County Hollis High School W. R. Ware First Methodist Church This Place J. B. Davis Boiling Springs Junior College Jewel Anderson Mary Fortune Vada Glover Gladys Green Cris Melton J. P. Walker Chapel Hill Blaine Jones Buford Jarson Kenyon Withrow Daisy Tarlton

Death of Forest City Resident Fred Street

Mr Fred Street died Saturday afternoon at his home near the overhead bridge in Forest City about 4 Velock. He fell ill Wednesday afternoon after injuring his back lifting ruano. Funeral services were held Sunday at 4 p m here with interment in Cool Springs cemetery. Pallbearers were John Allen Herman Price Joe Allen W R Allen Albert Blackburn and A C Johnson.

Fred Street Forest City Ruano Cool Springs John Allen Herman Price Joe Allen W. R. Allen Albert Blackburn A. C. Johnson

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Romina Theatre Grammar School Little Queen Ola Pearl Houser H. H. Houser Ula Pearl Margaret Bostictowed MR. P Pursar Moore D. H. Sutton Wilkins Juanita Minish Robbie Biggerstaff E. 0. Thomas A. C. Finch Therford Geo. G. Stahl Womans’ Club Kiwanis Club City Flack Alexander W. M. S
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