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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

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House Guests Lavishly Entertained in South Carolina

Miss Ruth Moore hosts visitors from South Carolina at her home with a porch party on Thursday afternoon. Nell Youn and Margaret Bostic served as hostesses for the event. The group visited Chimney Rock for a day, then attended a Shelby party with Mrs Clyde Hoey. Esther Suttle of Shelby joined dining guests Ruth Moore Willie Belle Mackey Evelyn Lide and Katherine Lawton for a Tuesday meal. They later attended a hall game between Shelby and Mountain.

Willie Belle Mackey Greisn Side Katherine Lanceive South Carolina Ruth Moore Miss Moore Nell ' Youn Margaret Bostic J. F. Alexander Chimney Rock the Rock Shelby Clyde Hoey Esther Suttle Willie B Elle Mackey Evelyn Lide Katherine Lawton Hon Young Mountain

Wedding of Dewey Nanney and Round Hill Academy Student

The evening wedding of Dewey Nanney and a Round Hill Academy student was held with only the contracting parties present and a few intimate friends. The bride and groom come from prominent families and are wished a long, happy life together.

Dewey Nanney J. Worth Morgan Round Hill Academy A. R. Nanney

Lost lens set in a small box rewards finder

Classified notice seeking a set of lenses lost between Forest City and Rutherfordton. The pair is described as F-45 velosti gmat packed in a small box. Reward of $5 offered. Notify W. F. Jackson in Spray, North Carolina.

Forest City Rutherfordton W. F. Jackson Spray N.C

Death of Mrs Hardin at 19 in presumed obituary

Mrs Jay Hardin, formerly Miss Mary Reep daughter of Mr Jim Reep, died Tuesday at noon of heart trouble. She was 19, left a 3 month old child and husband, parents, several brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held at 2 pm Wednesday at the Missionary Methodist church conducted by Rev Sisk Waycaster and Heckard. Interment in Cool Springs.

Jay Hardin Mary Reep Jim Reep

Oxford Orphanage Singing Class Concert at Forest City

The Oxford Orphanage Singing Class will perform at Forest City Baptist Church on August 22 at 8 p m. The class has earned a reputation for high quality, entertaining and uplifting concerts and promises a pleasant and profitable evening. Attend to enjoy genuine pleasure and support a worthy cause.

Oxford Orphanage Forest City Baptist Church Oxford

Rutherfordton Girl Graduates at Moody Institute

Special to Courier Rutherfordton August 8 invitations to Moody Bible Institute Chicago graduation list Miss Swannie Hester from Rutherford County now Rutherfordton. Former teacher at Rutherfordton High School she left state welfare work four years ago for Bible study and training. She has completed a three year course and joined the M E church mission board.

Rutherfordton MOODY Moody Bible Institute Chicago North Carolina Rutherford County Swannie Hester Hester Rutherfor Master’s Vineyard Mission Board M. E.church

Opening Candy Kitchen Planned By John Thomas

John Thomas announces opening of the Candy Kitchen for a next Saturday. Painters and decorators have beautified the place and home made candies of the best quality will be a specialty.

CANDY John Thomas

Lewis Reunion at Mt Creek Church Draws Many

A Lewis reunion gathered at Mt Creek Church on Sunday August 6 with many relatives and friends. Speakers included Prof A C Lovelace and others. An old time hand shaking and a bountiful dinner followed. The Brooklyn school progresses under the capable Goode principal and Miss Nellie Rogers.

Doctor to Visit Towns for Eye Ear Nose and Throat Care

Wakefield of Charm Rutherfordton will visit Thermal on Friday and August 1 and 12 and West City at Reinhardt's Drug Store on August 14 and 15. He limits practice to eye ear nose and throat and fitting glasses. After August 19 he will be seen only at his Charlotte office 233 South Tryon Street.

Efield Wakefield Rutherfordton Thermal West City Reinhardt Charlotte Tryon Street

Delightful Moonlight Picnic At Sulphur Springs

Henrietta Aug 8 a group of young people enjoyed a moonlight picnic at Sulphur springs Friday night with a bountiful lunch and later in the evening several large watermelons. Out of town guests included Miss Sarah Perrin Mrs Wallace Cassels Miss Laurie Bell and others.

Henrietta Jung Sarah Perrin Wallace Cas* Sels Laurie Bell Misses Hyder Peanette Wiseman Neill Greene Kathryne Ervin John Ervin Durham Moore C. E. Alcock Bishopville S.C H. R. Camnitz M. B. Mahaffee Asheville Hyder Lanette Ala Jeanette Wiseman Kannapolis N. C Cupid, Wiseman Gerald Mahaffee Kathalen John Exvin Mahaffee Ioes C. Alcock Chimney Rock Nell Green Gastonia Glenn Hamrick J. F. Sheard Ninety Six B.A. Hamrick J. Frank Daniel Perry Haynes C. B. Wiseman Monroe John R. Smith Harris T. C Blamah Lane Asheville Normal W. C. Hinsdale Clarke Harrill R. D. Dillard

Rural church revival and community notes from Forest City

Rev W T Brown and Rev C Gardner led a revival at Adaville last week. Miss Myrtice McBrayer goes to Boiling Springs High School. Miss Kate Moore returned from a summer. Cora Brown spent weekend with relatives and attended the Adaville meeting. Mr Marvin Crow and Miss Hattie Hudson receive hospital treatment. A C Moore improves from a foot ailment. Howell Hunt family and Kate Ozell Moore wed at Fred McDonald’s. Edgel of Pickens and B G Moore visited A C Moore. Rosa Hoyle left for Chase City to visit her uncle Frank Hoyle. Joe Moore of Raleigh and John Moore of Boiling Springs visited A C Moore.

Forest City W. T. Brown C. Gardner Gaffney Adaville Myrtice McBrayer Boiling Springs High School Kate Moore Cora Brown E. M. Diveney Adavil Marvin Crow Hattie Hudson Rutherford Hospital A. C. Moore Howell Hunt Kate Ozell Moore Fred McDonald Edgel Pickens S. C. Ter B. G. Moore Rosa Hoyle Chase City Frank Hoyle Joe Moore Raleigh John Moore Boiling Springs

Hollifield Lumber Co Receives Cedar Shingles Carload

The Hollifield Lumber Co announces a car load of tight hold cedar shingles. Watch their ad next week for details and offers. Buy a Fors and spend the difference.

Hollifield, Champion Lumber Co

Florence Mills Youth Organize Baptist Union in Florence

The Florence Baptist church hosted a B Y P U program led by Rev. C C Matheney with the theme Faithfulness. The local youths formed a B Y P U chapter naming T D Flack as President Effie Jackson as Vice President and other officers. Various local residents visited and attended religious services and gatherings including a birthday dinner at R C Burgin’s home and a Bible study class hosted by Lawson Eppley.

Baptist Young People’s Union Alexander Baptist Church Florence Baptist Church C. C. Matheney T. D. Flack Effie Jackson Halday Freeman Nannie Jack Paulin Misses Rosa Lee Nanney Myrtle Street Clara ' Lynch Clarence Joe Holcomb Chesnee A. Hardin Route 1 Lund Colin W. A. Hill Son Bull Dana Hardin Hopewell Marvin Flack Marion Flack Addie Nanney Lincolnton

Caroleen News Highlights Local Visits and Obituary

Caroleen notes pleasant visits by Harrills and Longs from Rutherfordton. Lois Marie Harrill, six months, died at Saluda hospital. burial at Oak Grove with Rev. Tate officiating. Community extends sympathy to Harrill family. Also reports guests and travels of several residents including Miss Jennie Bell, Miss Naomi Phoenix, Miss Emily Hollifield, and others visiting relatives in nearby towns.

Caroleen Ray R. Harrill C. A. Long Rutherfordton Lois Marie Yates Harrill Saluda Hospital Oak, Grove W. T. Tate Jennie Bell Bessmer City Elam Martin T. H. Ferree H. L. Mauney Shelby James McCardwell Mooresboro Naomi Phoenix Greensboro Grace Ruth Robertson Emily Hollifield Chapel Hill Leslie Dobbins J.B. Roberson Margaret Sloan Goldsboro Luna Mae Bess Hendersonville Brunna Beam J. W. Campbell Charlotte

Home Bureau Meeting in Rutherfordton Focuses on Campaign

Rutherfordton August 9 The Home Bureau held its regular first Monday meeting on August 7 in the courthouse with eighteen members present. Plans for the Home Improvement Campaign were finalized and a program for the next meeting approved. Mrs. F I Barber of Forest City visited and offered suggestions on home improvement. A kitchen table finishing demonstration followed, with critique of an Oakland club wing praised as excellent. The group adjourned to the court square for refreshments after expressing admiration for Mr. Miller. The campaign encourages improving living rooms yards and homes with prizes announced later. Three judges from Proffitt Miss Wallace and Miss Creighton will evaluate entries. the state winner last year spent five dollars on room upgrades.

Rutherfordton Home Bureau Court House F. I. Barber Forest City Oakland M. D. Farris Court Square Miller Frank Alvah Parsons New York School of Fine Applied Art Proffitt Wallace Raleigh Creighton Charlotte White Eagle

Avondale Town News Highlights Local Travel Back Home

Prof F S Hall returns from Chapel Hill summer school while Virginia Edwards resumes work at Haynes Mill Store after a Rutherfordton and Charlotte visit. Swade Wilson and Joe Stepp stop by Avondale on Tuesday as C H Wilson family returns from Chimney Rock Hendersonville camping. J G Roach G M McDaniel F B Hall and Dr A C Daseest plan a camping trip visiting Blowing Rock Bridgewater Hendersonville Lucile Fry returns from Marion and Chas Gillespie fills in at Union church service.

F. S. Hall Chapel Hill Virginia Edwards Haynes’ Mill Jack Rutherfordton Charlotte Swade Wilson Joe Stepp Avondale Haynes Store No. 1 C. H. Wilson Chimney Rock

Knights Pythias meeting and picnic plans at Hollis

Forest City Lodge No. 82 met in their hall Monday night with good attendance. R J Reese and Walter Wilkie received Third Rank while G W Long Jr was raised to Second Rank. Plans were made to attend the Hollis picnic followed by a watermelon feast.

K.P Forest City Lodge Knights Pythias R. J. Reese Walter Wilkie G. W. Long, Jr Hollis

Poverty to Riches Headline Planned as Aug 10 Film

Friday Aug 11 features Gladys Walton in Wise Kid a spicy flapper role. The program notes promise Poverty to Riches from Leroy Scott to be more vital than The Old Nest and Dangerous Curves Ahead from Goldwyn Distributing.

Goldwyn Distributing Corporation Leroy Scott Gladys Walton Gladys

Dangerous Curves Ahead in Morning Marriage Game

A double exposure of the marriage game promises a warning for wives and husbands and motorists. The coming feature aims to amuse while exposing how alarm clocks and watches threaten love, with a request to call for money if not pleased. Also shown are pictures.

Special Stockholders Meeting at Forest City Building & Loan

A special meeting of the stock holders will be held at the association office on September 12 to change the series from semi annual to quarterly. I B Covington presides.

Forest City Building & Loan Association Associaion All Rome

Ferguson in Footlights at Day Matinee and Evening

The listing notes Ferguson in Footlights with a matinee on August 15. Also advertised are dangerous Curves and 20c 30c priced shows, plus Peacock Alley His Back Against the Wall Doubling for Romeo in the schedule.

Peacock Alley Romeo

K P Meeting at Hollis Draws Large Knight Delegations

The Knights of Pythias district meeting was held in Hollis with large lodge delegations and grand officers in attendance. Forest City Lodge No 82 sent a sizable delegation led by Grand Inner Guard J C Harrill. Grand Chancellor R C Cherry of Gastonia and Grand Keeper of Records and Seals W M Liles of Charlotte attended, along with an Montana insurance department representative. The event kicks off a series of annual picnics by district lodges, following host Mr J P D Withrow’s invitation.

Knights of Pythias Hollis Forest City Lodge J. C. Harrill Grand Lodge R. C.cherry Gastonia W. M. Liles Charlotte Insurance Department of Montana K. P J. P. D. Withrow

Also Mentioned on This Page

McArthur & Sons Tinners J. C. Cagle J. M. Price & Son F. R. Wilkins Asbury Weils J. D. Wells C. Gettys Bos Picea Forest City Spindale Ir Forest City Serkers Main St Josh’ McMurry Peoples Drug Store Mrs. Hardin Henrietta News Florence Mills News Caroleen News Avondale News I. B. Covington Pres Ferguson
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