Forest City to get new Masonic Temple on Main Street
Forest City residents heard plans for a three story brick Masonic Temple to rise on 65 feet of Main Street and 100 feet on Powell. Will Moss yer property sold for the project, stock pledges near completion, and officers were elected to form a permanent association to oversee by-laws and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Masonic Temple
Nne Temple Association
Will Mossyer
East Main
Powell
Main Street
Masonic Hall
G. M. Edwards
J. A. Wilkie
Temple Association
Edwards
T. R. Padgett
B. H. Long
T. G. Stone
F Modern Co
Uction
Oxford Orphanage Singing Class Concert at Forest City
The Oxford Orphanage Singing Class will give a concert at Forest City Baptist Church on August 2 at 8 p.m. The class has built a reputation for high quality, entertaining and uplifting concerts. Attendees are promised pleasant, profitable use of an hour and support for a worthy cause.
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Oxford Orphanage
Oxford Orsasnage
Forest City Baptist Church
Osford
Forest City Baptist
Pleasant Grove revival closes after vibrant week
The West End area reports a successful Pleasant Grove revival meeting led by Rev. Parker Holmes with help from Rev. W. M. Heck ard and Daddy Bryant. Music director Prof. Esley Owens guided singing with guests Lila Woodward of Kings Mountain and Iva Spurlin of Shelby. Community praise, Owens singing school conclusion, and local visits noted as well as Mr. S. L. Lawing selling his cotton gin to Oil Mill Co, and various local visits from Chester and Whitmire residents.
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Pleasant Grove
Parker Holmes
W. M. Heckard
Spindale
Daddy’ Bryant
Esley Owens
Caroleen
Lila Woodward
Kings Mountain
Iva Spurlin
Shelby
Fannie Bell Trout
S. L. Lawing
Oil Mill
Lawing
Odell Nesley
Nan Gilliam
Chester
S.C
T. M. Gilliam
A. C. Williamson
Whitmire, &. C
C. L. Williamson
J. P. Williamson
The
Carolina Motor Co
Chimney Rock
Gallant Campaign for Mrs Barber in Local Contest
Mrs F I Barber a leader in the Asheville Citizen contest fights for a grand prize. Rutherford County neighbors urged to unite in support as the contest closes next Saturday. Barber is noted for tireless community work with Betterment Club and PTA. B Doggett sells Fords.
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F. I Barber
Asheville
Rutherford County
Barber
Betterment Club
Parent- Teacher Association
Longtime Mrs Emily Logan Dies After Illness
Mrs. Emily Logan, aged about 84, died at her home Monday at 4 am after a cancer battle. Born January 8, 1837, she married William D. Logan in 1859 and had two daughters. A Forest City teacher for forty years, she was a devout Baptist and beloved community figure. funeral held at the Baptist church Tuesday at 3 pm with burial in Cool Springs cemetery.
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Emily Logan
Cen
J. G. Landrum
Tom Anion
Z. W. Jackson
Panola Logan
Logan
Forest City
Baptist Church
Cool Springs Cemetery
Henrietta Notables and Visitors Chronicle Local News
Local residents and guests are noted in a roundup from Henrietta with visits from J. E. Christopher of Henrietta Mills Store to Pickens South Carolina, government official Maude Hester arriving from Washington to stay, Ruth Turner visiting grandma, and other residents including the Wall and Moore families traveling for study, vacation, or family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Christopher
Henrietta Mills
Pickens
S. C
Maude Hester
Washington, D. C
L. C. Cobb
Ruth Turner
Shelby
J. M. Hamrick
C. D. Barton
Boiling Springs
Zeno Wall
Idsboro
Sid Wall
B. C. Whitehead
Spartanburg
Tom Moore
Mars Hill College
Clyde Mshaffe
M. Hicks
Charlotte
W. S. Moore
Perry Wiseman
Richmond
Lucile Wall
Virginia
Hamlet
Ruth Freeman
Essie
Dessie Carroll
Tanner's Grove
Mae Daniel
Lannie Hester
Spe
M L. C. Cobb
Moody Bible] School
Chicago
Pratt Receives Merited Promotion to Providence Role
Otto Pratt longtime stock keeper for Henrietta Mills has earned a well deserved promotion. He transfers to Providence Rhode Island to study methods with the National Ring Traveler Co and will later return to the state with division headquarters in Charlotte. Pratt is noted as an efficient popular young man whose friends cheer his advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Pratt
Henrietta Mills
Providence
R. I
National Ring Traveler Co
Charlotte
Pratt
Ellenboro Defeats Lattimore 6 to 0 in Home Game
Ellenboro beat Lattimore 6 to 0 at home as Jones held the visitors to two hits. Edwards collected a double and two singles in four at bats, while H Edwards, C Wilson, R Wilson and Hamrick each had two hits. Lattimore never advanced past second. Ellenboro 6 1 4 2 Duttingte 5 5 0 2 7 2 0 0. Batteries Jones and Edwards. McKee and Brooks.
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Ellenboro
Lattimore
Jones
G. Edwards
H. Edwards
C. Wilson
R. Wilson
Hamrick
Edwards
McKee
Brooks
Opening of South Mountain Industrial Institute
S. M. I. L Bostic Route 4 announces its opening on September 1 with students arriving September 4. Faculty includes Miss E Gladys Denham from University of London and Baptist Bible Institute, Miss Margaret Rucker, Miss Lucy Brown, Miss Eva Jones, and Mr. L O Fisher. Institute gains a Ford truck. boarding nearly full. applications invited.
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Bostic
South Mountain Industrial Institute
E. Gladys Denham
University of London
England
Bapist Bible Institute of
New Oreans
Margaret Rucker
Tharlotte
Queen's College
W. M. U. Training School
Louisville
Lucy Brown
Missouri
American Legion Meeting Scheduled in K P Hall Next Tuesday
Willis Towery Post No 74 American Legion calls all members to attend a meeting in K P Hall next Tuesday at 8 PM urging full participation and timely attendance.
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American Legion
Willis Towery Post
K. P. Hall
Preaching at Methodist Church Sunday August 20
Presiding Elder Rev Paris will preach at both morning and night services at the Methodist church on Sunday August 20. The fourth quarterly conference will be held there at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Public invited. Parker Holmes, Pastor.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Forest City
Paris
Methodist Church
Parker Holmes
Big land and lot sales planned in Rutherford County
The Rutherford County sale scene features the Teal property balloon event postponed to Saturday due to Miss Jaeger’s travel issues and a train wreck. Agent J. T. Horney reorganized ads and invites buyers to the rescheduled auction while noting Miss Jaeger’s expected arrival. Additional sales include the Louis Doggett home place near Forest City and the Beulah Moore estate between Forest City and Spindale, subdivided into small tracts with highway frontage and amenities.
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Rutherford
Rutherford County
Horney
Forest City
Rutherfordton
Religious Leaders Attend Services and Social Visits in Boiling Springs Area
Forest City Route 2 reports Rev W T Brown of Boiling Springs filled his regular appointments at Adaville Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Smallie and Rev Brown visited E M Crow with Miss Marty Crow, then visited Marvin Crow at Rutherford Hospital. Mrs G M Huntley and son Carl visiting his mother. Mr Webb of near Asheville visited Hunter Carver. Born to Charles Crow and wife on Sunday Aug 13 a fine boy. Clarence Button and aunt Zeb Geer left for West Virginia for Mrs Geer's brother Tom Butler's funeral. Miss Foster of Landrum visited Robert Shehan last week.
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W. T. Brown
Boiling Springs
Adaville
Smallie
E. M. Crow
Marty Crow
Marvin Crow
Rutherford Hospital
G. M. Huntley
Hunter Carver
Charles
Crow
J.B
Clarence Button
Zeb Geer
West Virginia
Geer
Tom Butler
Miss Foster
Landrum
Robert Shehan
Moves to Marion as J L Davis Accepts Position
J L Davis, long time resident of Caroleen, has moved to Marion to take a job with Clinchfield Mills. He has bought a home in Marion. An auction sale of Mrs Beulah Moore property on National Highway is set for August 26 at 2 pm featuring land parcels from 12 to 20 acres with 25 percent cash and rest on notes due 4 months to 3 years.
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J. L. Davis
Caroleen
Marion
Clinchfield Mills
Davis
Beulah Moore
National Highway
Dalton Bros. Coming to Forest City
Forest City will welcome Dalton Bros a new store opening mid September in the Moss Furniture Co. space selling shoes hosiery notions and dry goods. J W and C D Dalton residents with extensive retail experience plan to stock only high quality lines and expect Forest City to be a strong growth point with local support.
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Forest City
Messrs. J. W
C. D. Dalton
Moss Furniture Co
Dalton Bros
J. W. Dalton
Urier
Gilmore-Moore Co
Charlotte
Florence
S. C
Cliffside Mills
Courier
Messrs. Dalton
E. H. Dalton
Spindale Church Leaders Begin Summer Revival Series
Rev D J Hunt travels to Ellenboro for viral services as Rev M W Heckard aids Denton revival. Mr W R Vess to be ordained soon. Mrs W R East ridge and Gwen dolyn stay in Spindale. Miss Emma Dixon former resident. Social events include Epworth League watermelon, Clover Hill farm gathering, and youth moves to Round Hill Academy.
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D. J. Hunt
Ellenboro
W. R. Vess
Vess
W. R. Eastridge
Gwendolyn
Stonewall
North Carolina
Meckard
Church Lawn
Jennie Morris
Alma Freeman
Round Hill Academy
Miss Freeman
Foreignfield
Tait
Ocie Nanney
Stonecutter
Mars Hill
Ivey Cowan
Cliffeside
Cliffeside Will Take Up Mr. Nanneys Work. ‘the Members of the B. ¥. P. U
Epworth League
Watermelon Slicing
Caroleen News Highlights Local Outings and Visits
Mr H E Stegall left for Danville Virginia on vacation. Boy scouts led by Henry W Dearborne embarked for a week long outing at Chimney Rock. Miss Ruth Higgins hosted a party for guest Martha Bradley of Gastonia with a group of local youths attending. Ice cream and cake served. Margaret Sloan returned from Goldsboro. Edward Canno of Pickens South Carolina visited Caroleen over the weekend.
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H. E. Stegall
Danville
Boy Scouts
Heny W. Dearborne
Chimney Rock
Ruth Higgins
Martha Bradley
Gastonia
Alice Edwards
Emily Hollifield
Sadie Jenkins
Naomi Phoenix
Greensboro
Edith Jenkins
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Masonic
King's Mountain
Shelby Coming
Henrietta
Caroleen Park
West End
F. I. Barber
B. Doggett
Wesleyan
H. W. Hawkins
County
R. Otto Pratt
S. M. IL
Teal Property
Doggett
Moore Land
Moss Furniture Store
Spindale News
Caroleen News
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