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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1931

Page

3

Community party and visiting guests in Mills News

A social gathering in Mills featured Miss Ruby Bridges and Miss Florence Forbes as honorees with Johnson hosting a large party. Attendees included Blossom of local families, relatives from Shelby and Chase City, and numerous guests, sharing music, dancing, and refreshments. Revival services and church youth activities were noted, with several visitors from nearby towns.

Johnson Ruby Etby Florence Ase City Barnee Nell Me Lawing Frances Hamath Miller Grace Ana Vo.eid Estelle Nanney E Mauney Irene Smart Tera Bunn G. L. Seinejoya W. S. Rice Shelby Clyde Erwin Marion Sam Washburn Pleasant Hill Round Hill Church Ruby Bridges Florence Forbes Chase City Dorothy Johnson

Forest City News Social Visits From Virginia Family

Oakland News notes Mr A H Moore and family of Hampton Virginia spent several days with Mrs A C Moore. Miss Morrie and C L Moore also visited, joined by Kate and Ozell Moore. Mrs R F Hoyle and Magel and Clarke and Everett Hoyle from Chase City Virginia visited relatives. R L Hoyle visited near Shelby. Mildred McDonald left Monday with 4 H club girls for a Raleigh short course led by Laura Howard County Home Demonstration Agent.

Forest City R-2 A. H. Moore Hampton Magel Clarke and Everett Chase City R. L. Hoyle Shelby Mildred McDonald Laura Howard Raleigh

Notice of Special Criminal Term of Superior Court Rutherford County

A special Criminal Term of the Superior Court for Rutherford County is convening August 24, 1981 for one week or until business is disposed of. Authorized by a governor's commission, dated August 3, 1931. Rutherford County, G H Blanton, Chair, Board of Commissioners.

Rutherford County

Alexander News: Socials And Local Updates

Emma Dixon entertained many friends Saturday night despite a stormy evening. Dorothy Roach was admitted to Charlotte Sanitorium for treatment. Jessie Hunt of Glenwood visited Margaret Neal. Alexander Textile Shop opens beside Rollin's Drug on Main highway. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gaddis a boy. Owen Vassey recovering from a Friday automobile accident. J D Brown and L A Champion group traveled to Spartanburg on business. Louise Hicks returned from Sylvia. W M Honeycutt in Rutherfordton hospital for treatment. Mrs E W Campfield visited in Henrietta with her ill father-in-law. Alice Matheny spent days with M D Blanton near Cliffside. Neal and Dra cilla Neal of Spartanburg and Mrs H S Nunley and children of Detroit dined with J D Neal and wife. C L McMahan of Shelby visited B S West last weekend.

Alexander Emma, Dixon Dorothy Roach Charlotte Jessie Hunt Glenwood Margaret Neal Rollin Robert Gaddis Owen Ernest Vassey J. D. Brown L. A. Champion Spartanburg Louise Hicks Sylvia W. M. Honeycutt Rutherfordton Hospital E. W. Campfield Henrietta Alice Matheny M. D. Blanton Near Cliffside J. D. Neal Nate Neal Dracilla Spartenburg H. S. Nunley Detroit C. L. McMahan Shelby B. S. West

Revival at Holly Springs Adds Converts and Attends Baptism

Harris district Aug. 3 report records a revival closing Saturday night with four or five converts and three by letter. Rev. Hunt preached well and music pleased the crowd. Baptism planned for Sunday afternoon after Sunday school. Large B Y P U crowd Sunday night. Local social notices follow. Coles hosted dinner for Rob bins family. Edna and Genell Lawing visit Cliffside with Ruth Hawkins. Jenkins Robbins and family visited Inman South Carolina. Rector Robbins singing in Newton meeting this week.

Landrum Robbins Edna and Genell Lawing Cliffside Ruth Hawkins J. T. Robbins Co Ion Robbins Inman, S. C Pauline Mary Sue Cole Pauline Morrow Gilford Culbreth Rector Robbins Newton Catawba County

Mrs W D Jones Dies at 89 in Happy Valley

Mrs. W. D. Jones, 89, of Happy Valley near Lenoir, died Sunday after years of ill health and a recent influenza attack. Funeral from the Fountain home Tuesday, interment in Chapel of Rest plot. Widow of Capt. W. D. Jones, survived by two sons W. D. Jones and Rufu Jones, a daughter Lillie Jones, and Mrs. W. A. Hall of Hickory.

Lenoir W. D. Jones Happy Valley Suonday Fountain Chapel of Rest

Old Time Singing at Pleasant Grove Church

An old time singing will be held at Pleasant Grove Methodist church on the first Sunday in September beginning at 1 30. All are invited to attend and bring along old Christian Harmony song books.

Pleasant Grove Methodist Church

Communists jailed after clashes during antiwar day

Twenty five Communists including six women were arrested in Los Angeles after fights with police during international antiwar day demonstrations near two industrial plants. Tear bombs and clubs were used before meetings were broken up as hundreds of agitators participated, then dispersed after leaders were taken into custody.

Los Angeles

The World’s Longest Rabbit Fence in Western Australia

A 1139 mile six foot high wire fence in Western Australia protects crops from rabbits. Drought migrations push thousands of rabbits to the barrier, where many perish or accumulate along its banks. The government has spent about 2 million dollars to build over 2000 miles of such fences. Craven County 4-H club members plan a Neuse Forest camp September 1 to 3.

Western Australia Australia Craven County Neuse Forest

Avondale Baptist class hosts Star Bible group gathering

The T. E. L. class of the Avondale Baptist church entertained the Star Bible class at the school building with ice cream and cakes on Saturday evening. A good crowd attended and games were played. Several locals and visitors are noted in brief visits and travel between Avondale, Bostic, Floyd’s Creek, Marion, Charlotte, and Spindale.

Avondale The Baptist Church Star Bible P. B. Freeman Bostic G. L. Champion John Henson Tate Floyd's Creek Mary Lou Freeman D. W. Smith H.C. Deyton Marion

Grace and Meredith Ann Visit Wade Mfg Co in Wadesboro

Grace and Meredith Ann spent a weekend in Wadesboro with Mr Ward employed by Wade Mfg Co there. Mr and Mrs Ward and family expect to move there within a few weeks.

Grace Meredith Ann Wadesboro Mr Ward Wade Mfg., Co Mrs. Ward

Presbyterian Church Preaching Sunday at 11 AM

The Presbyterian church announces a Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock with all welcome. In local farming news a Duplin county farmer reported 464 bushels of onions per acre offered for pickling and claiming profit. B F Powers of McConnell Moore county grew 99 percent weighed bushels of wheat on two acres after liming and prior cover crop.

Duplin County B. F. Powers McConnell Moore County

Oats Grower Nets $342 From Eight Acres Of Fulghum Varietal

R. O. Lancaster of Vanceboro Craven county reports a net profit of 342 dollars from eight acres of pedigreed Fulghum oats. He harvested 480 bushels without fertilizer. Seed, harvesting and threshing costs totaled 138 dollars.

Lancaster Vanceboro Craven County

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