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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
15
Advertises Calotabs as a complete system purifier claimed to restore health by purifying the entire body. Suggests taking a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks and offers a family package with directions for 55 cents at any drug store.
Farmers across Piedmont North Carolina report Laredo soybeans are reseeding themselves on many fields and growers express strong satisfaction with the variety's performance and persistence.
The Sandy Run Associational B Y P U met in Caroleen Baptist Church on the evening of August 9 at 8 o clock with President W. W. Taunton of Harris presiding. The program featured a vivacious song service, a notable devotional by Miss Jacquette Hill of Spindale, and committee appointments for banners time and place and finance. Reports from committees outlined banners for best percentage, convention dates in Spindale August 24 and 25, and a $1 union dues with a $5.66 offering. Miss Mary Frances Biggers of Salisbury spoke on The Associational Work. The evening closed with a dismissal song and benediction.
Saturday results list Alexander 18 at Ellenboro with Ellenboro 0 and Henrietta 6 to 2. Avondale 2 lost to Cliffside 3. Standings show Alexander 60, Henrietta 1, Caroleen 4, Cliffside 2, Ellenboro 2, Avondale. Next Saturday games: Alexander at Avondale, Ellenboro at Henrietta, Cliffside at Caroleen.
The fifteenth annual meeting of the Womans Missionary Union of the Sandy Run Baptist Association will be held in Bostic on Tuesday August 23 starting at 10 o clock. Morning speakers include Miss Ostine Whisnant Miss Lucile Wright andMiss Alda Grayson with Miss Dorothy Kellem delivering addresses. afternoon program features devotional led by Miss Willie Carpenter reports from chapters, a play by Bostic girls What shall we say to Our Father and election of officers.
Miss Margaret Greene visits Shelby for the week. Achsah Chapin returns from Hendersonville. John L. Scoggins and children from Chattanooga stay a few weeks. Mrs. L. W. Greene and Virginia return from Spireburg with Mrs. J. A. Belue. Mrs. Y. L. M Cardwell hosts a net honoring B. C. Greene of Louisville. Guests include Ina Morehead, Willie V. Greene, Frances Mc Cardwell, George Ivey, and the Greene family from Atlanta. The Scoggins visit Gaffney. Annie Turner, Guy Greene, and Geo. Philbeck spend time in Flat Rock and Hendersonville. Mrs. Anna Greene and D. M. Farr visit Chicago relatives.
The fifteenth annual farmers field day and picnic will be held today at Swannanoa Test farm. Rutherford county farmers led by county agent F. E. Patton attend with morning speakers Hon. C. H. Bartlett Hon. R. W. Scott and ex governor Thos G McLeod. An afternoon farm tour ends with a dog calling contest as Rutherford aims to keep the attendance cup. Calcium arsenate shows good control of Mexican bean beetle this summer.
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