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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1930

Page

10

Declamation Contest Held Monday Night at Cliffside

The Rutherford county declamation contest was held April 21 at Cliffside High School before a large Rutherfordton Spindale contingent. Eleven schools competed for a silver loving cup donated by R. E. Price. Natham of Rutherfordton Spindale won with Napoleon. Second went to Ralph Smith Harris, third to Phillip Chambers Cool Springs. Judges were W. E. White Wilour Wilson and P. M. Coley. Cliffside singers enhanced the program.

Cliffside Rutherford County R. E. Price Natham Rutherfordton-Spindale High School Cliffside High School Harris High School Ool Follo Sunshine High School Rowell Lane Bob Ingersoll Napoleon

To Identify Genuine Aspirin

Promises relief for headache neuralgia and rheumatic pain by using genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on every tablet. Look for Bayer on the box and the word genuine in red, with directions inside for safe use and frequent relief.

Bayer

Funeral Held for C. F. Smith in Rutherfordton

Rutherfordton April 18 burial for Charlie F. Smith 63 in Piedmont Cemetery followed brief illness. Service led by Rev. Merriel with Rev. T. M. Hester. Survived by wife and two brothers. Flower girls named Yelton Barnes Allison and Orders. Nearby notes mention Moran Shehan ill, an egg hunt at John Flynn’s home, and W. B. Hyder family at Big Level service.

Rutherfordton R-3 Charlie F. Smith Piedmont Smith Merriel T. M. Hester

Truthful talk spurs mischief in tense crowd

A saying notes that truth from some people aims to stir trouble, while a 10 pound baby boy can make more noise than a 250 pound man can suppress. The remark reflects on force and perception in disputes.

Sunday Supper Dishes Offer New Cold Creations

Cold dishes elevate Sunday night meals in winter, replacing monotony of ham and potato salad. Three recipes provide tested departures: Salmon Mousse with Sauce Montesquieu, Eggs Auvergne, and Rice Boraka salad with Albemarle dressing. Recipes include measures, mixing steps, chilling, and serving notes for a refined cold menu.

Trustee Sale Of Real Estate In Rutherford County

Notice of a trustee sale on May 26 1930 at 12 noon for several parcels in Rutherford County including Forest City and Cool Springs areas. Describes parcels adjoining a Post Office building, a back lot of about 50 square feet, and a 1927 deed of trust with W L Brown as trustee. J C Hollifield acts as trustee.

E. E. McCurry M. M. McCurry Rutherford County State of North Carolina Court House Rutherfordton North Cool Springs Carolina Forest City R. M. Andrews Post Office Wesleyan Methodist Church Mill Street E. E. McC M.M. McCurry W. L. Brown Office of the Register of Deeds J. C. Hollifield

Engagement announced for Lorna Mae Wilson and James Wiseman

Rutherfordton North Carolina April 21 engagement announced for Miss Lorna Mae Wilson daughter of Dr and Mrs C L Wilson Kingston and James Edgar Wiseman son of Mrs C B Wiseman Henrietta to be married in June Friends and relatives in eastern and western North Carolina share in the news

Rutherfordton North Carolina Lorna Mae Wilson James Edgar Wiseman Miss Wilson C. L. Wilson Kinston Wiseman C. B. Wiseman Henrietta

West End News highlights and social notes from Forest City

Forest City items report visits by J G Baber family and George Baber from Washington and Detroit respectively, Easter gatherings at Long and Best homes, and a range of local social events. Burglars target Long’s Filling Station with theft of cigarettes, cigars, oil and gas. Funeral attendance for Clifford Williamson noted. Quotations about temper and manners conclude the page.

Forest City J. G. Baber George Baber Fred Baber Washington, D. C Jean’ Williams Chesnee S. C J. P. Hardin Hardin

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Nat Hamrick Central High Aes PS Sale Coaspirin C. F. Smith Piedmont Baptist Church Fletcher Auto Service Cherry Mt. Street Forest City, N. C Joseph Boggia City the Plaza Hotel New York City Chet Boggia West End D. C. Cole Clyde Mrs. Cole John Best J. J. Grose Rev Mrs. Chalmers Grose Belmont Arlene Phillips C. L. Williamson R. L. Williamson J. Z. McDonald S. L. Long Cliford Williamson Rehoboth Church Mme. Jacobson England Efird’s Dept. Store Efird’s Annual
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