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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
11
Notice states the item was entered August 22, 1918 at the Forest City North Carolina post office as second class matter under the act of March 3 1879.
Mooresboro and Caroleen notes recount social visits and church activities. Local residents attend dinners, visits to family homes, and missionary talks by Alda Grayson and Mrs Hartsfield. W M A sessions in Caroleen Henrietta merge with reports from Rutherfordton and Baltimore visitors.
Several residents and visitors are noted moving about the region. Miss Mare Davidson will work in Knoxville after Asheville. Mrs. A. C. Jones returned from New York on business. A birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Harrill, twins, a boy and a girl, born last Saturday. Various locals visit Roanoke Rapids for business and Canton Waynesville for Sunday. A Vanameramel left for Charlotte after weeks with her parents. Ferdinand Mull of Spartanburg and Milliard Rogers of Burlington visited Mr. Bill Butler Friday. The Whisnants of Hendersonville spent time with the Dorseys. The Garrison children joined Mrs. Houser for a Cherryville weekend. Hoyle Elliotte plans a short Wilmington-Wrightsville Beach trip. Mrs. P. J. Manley of Lilesville returned after a two week visit with McDaniel family, joined by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jordan and children. Docia Wall and Lucile Wall of Henrietta visited Miss Ethel Robinson. Mamie Bakers of Asheville was a guest with Miss Robinson. Harry Cammitt left for a Louisville business trip.
The program runs Thursday August 18 to Saturday August 20 with a mix of westerns and a baseball themed feature. On Thursday see Affair of the Follies and George Is in Love. Friday offers Wild Horse Stampede Buffalo Bill No 2 and Olgas Boatman. Saturday presents Out of the West along with Bear Cats and Collars the Button.
Messrs A V Hamrick and J B Morgan plan a new garage and filling station at Alexander to be run by Max Smith, with a barber shop to be added in the same building to be completed within two weeks. Local residents and visitors from Atlanta and nearby towns are noted in social remarks.
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