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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1922

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Forest City Girl Wins High Honors

Claire Reid daughter of Dr. P Reid and Mary Macdonough of the Press Club share Forest City honors for artistic achievement. Reid, a former School of Expression student, earned a May diploma and completed a six week dramatic term in June with favorable notices from critics. Her Boston readings and readings of poems by Guest drew praise and led to prospects with theatrical managers.

Claire Reid City Iil P. Reid Icn School of Expression Newsame Mary Macdonough Press Club Forest City Courier Boston Bee At Guest Joe Chappel Brilliion Anna B.curry Reid

Rev Zeno Wall D D Delivers Sermon at Local Baptist Church

The Rev Zeno Wall D D filled the Baptist church last night to a capacity audience. A native of the county, he spoke masterfully about his rise in the ministry and his love for his homeland. He credited friends including S B Tanner Haynes and J F Alexander for encouragement during his youth.

Zeno Wall the Baptist Church Dr Wall Sydney Wall Wall First Baptist Church Goldsboro Messrs S. B. Tanner Haynes J. F. Alexander

McDowell County Courthouse Cornerstone Ceremony Details

The grand Carolina A M of McDowell County holds a special communication in Marion to lay the cornerstone of the new McDowell County courthouse. The cornerstone contains seventy five items including a copy of grant No. 15 dated December 14 1820 by Mao Carson and a roster of Confederate survivors. Attendees include J. M. Edwards I. B. Cov Hague Padgett J. E. Mead T. C. Whisnant and M. E. Dorsey among others from Forest City and newspapers Asheville Citizen News and Charlotte Observer.

Grand Carolina Marion McDowell County Erstone Mao Carson McDover Post American Legion D. A. Knipe Casssacre Asheville City Charlotte Observer Forest City J. M. Edwards I. B. Cov. Hague Padgett J. E. Mead T. C. Whisnant Fsble M. E. Dorsey

Round Hill Academy Opens in Union Mills

Round Hill Academy opens its 24th session in Union Mills with a large crowd, a theme training to serve, and speeches by Dr. M A Adams Dr J T Bowden and Rev D J Hunt. A campus picnic follows. Enrollment uncertain but expected to exceed prior years with many boarding students. An opening baseball game on the new athletic field sees Round Hill beat Bostic 7 to 3.

Union Mills Round Hill Academy M. A. Adams Rutherfordton Baptist’ Church M. L. Skaggs Principe University Richmond Chicago Conservatory of Music McDowell County Baptist Sunday School M. L. Buchanan Stanly County Buchanan Mountain Creek Union Mills Presbyterian Church Geo. W. Sheffter Little Rock Ark L. “W. A. Thomason John Hampton

Bond Issue for Rutherford County Roads Plan

In a period of strike and railroad downturn Rutherford County faces slow business but potential growth through a large bond issue to build roads. Leaders urge creation of a Road Commission modeled on the State Highway Commission, urging county residents to support a statewide style system to attract business and develop a stronger county.

Rutherford County Lo Lans Ou County Stateway Commission

Monroe McDonald Finds Old Spanish Coin

Monroe McDonald of Forest City Route 2 found a silver Spanish coin while cotton farming. The coin, about the size of a dollar, bears Carolus Ill Dei Sratia 1795 on the obverse and Hispan Brend Rex M B R F M on the reverse with a coat of arms. It is in excellent condition, with questions about how long it lay underground and who lost it prompting much speculation.

Monroe McDonald Forest City Route 2 Courier Chas. Trammel Carolus Ill

Local raid leads to arrests of Biggerstaff brothers

Union Mills notes report officers bound over Joe and Jim Biggerstaff after a raid. Miss Josephine Cox of Asheville visits friends in Union Mills, former Round Hill Academy student. Mr Walter Sorrels of Little Rock visits Flack family. J C Guffey and family moved to Union Mills last week into Mrs Knott's former house.

Joe Jim Biggerstaff Josephine Cox Asheville Union Mills Annie Lewis Cox Round Hill Academy Walter Sorrels Little Rock Ark R. C. Flack J.C Guffey Westminster M. J. Knott

Annual Meeting of the W. MU and Program Notes

The W. MU annual meeting features reports from the superintendent and mission study, a Mary Sue Hunt address on campaign impact, and songs including W. M. U. Hymn. Aft session devotional by Miss Blanche Moore, reports from Young People and Jr. Superintendent, Forest City association demos, Sunbeam Band of Concord, and a discussion on paying pledges led by Mrs. Scruggs. Election of officers closes the session with devotional singing.

J. Marcus . Hicks W. M Mary Sue Hunt Caroleen Blanche Moore Henrietta Sunbeam Band of Concord Christian Education Mniss Tha Moore Forest City ¥. W. Assoc'n J. F. Scruggs

Reward for Reading Class Ad In Cour ier

Baxter Huntley wins five dollar reward by finding a photographer lens lost by W F Jackson of Spray and returning it to the paper. The editor praises the ad column for quick recovery and urges readers to place classified notices for lost, found or sold items with a one cent per word charge.

Baxter Huntley Clarence Huntley Courier W. F. Jackson Spray Forest City

Boy Scouts Encamp Here In Forest City Visit

Rev J W P Hill captain and assistant Captain Mr Russell of the New London NC scout boys pitched their tents in Forest City Monday night. They rose early Tuesday to resume their journey to Chimney Rock. The boys and leaders praised Forest City highly.

J. W. P. Hill Mr. Russell New London, N. C Forest City Chimney Rock

County tax rate set at 75 cents on the dollar

Rutherfordton county Commissioners set a 75 per cent levy on property value to fund school salaries building and incidentals road bonds and the sheriff to collect Schedule B taxes. An Oxford Orphanage Singing Class entertained at the Baptist church with Dr. Hubert Poteat praising Hicks Memorial Hospital funding.

Oxford Baptist Church Rutherfordton Court House Igh Shhoals Colfax Neady High Shoals Charlotte-Asheville Green Hill Chimney Rock Rutherfooton Cool Springs Hubert Poteat Wake Forest Behal Hicks Memorial Hospital

Avondale News Briefs and Community Updates

Avondale residents report on church ice cream supper for the new church project. Cotton buyer Carl Edwards returns from Georgia after cotton grading study. Miss Hemphill, Dr. Duncan's nurse, resumes duties after vacation. Local trips include L H Campbell’s party to Lincolnton to hear Cyclone Mack and J M Roach family visit Gastonia. Mary Sue Edwards vacationed in Forest City. Beatrice Hawkins returns from visits to Gastonia and Charlotte. Frank Hall and Willie Carpenter visit Lois Yelton and Ola Lovelace. Adam Calton resigns from Haynes Mill Store.

Ladies of the Baptist Church T. A Carl Edwards Haynes’ Plant Avondale Georgia Miss Hemphill Alice Edwards J.G. Roach Lincolnton Cyclore Mack J. M. Roach Gastonia Mary Sue Edwards Forest Adam Calton Haynes Mill

Farm Folks Play Set at Mt Pleasant Schoolhouse

The play Farm Folks will be presented at Mt Pleasant schoolhouse on Friday September 1 at 7 20 p m Admission is 15 and 25 cents with proceeds for the school All are invited to attend

Mt. Pleasant

Cotton Opening Report From Forest City Route 1

Messrs D N Davis W M Padgett Forest City and Bryan Er win route 1 sent in this office this week cotton balls which have spened the first to be reported here this season. The largest pulp mills in the United States are located at Canton NC.

D. N. Davis W. M. Padgett Forest City Bryan Erwin Route 1 United States Canton, N.C

Harrelson Fanning Co to open Cherryville store

Harrelson Fanning Co will open a Cherryville meat store around September 15. The ownership mirrors the Rutherfordton firm with W L Fenning of Shelby and HM Craig Harrelson of Rutherfordton as principal owners. The two story brick building will house the shop and a ladies ready to wear floor on the second level. The Rutherfordton store has enjoyed success and Cherryville is forecast to receive strong business and commendable, square dealing service.

Crick Harrelson Brothers Allen Drug Harrelson-Fanning Co Rutherfordton Cherryville

Forest City school chief resigns for college work

Mr. Charles Trammel superintendent of Adaville Indy school resigned Sunday and will depart soon for college. Mrs. J R Moore and Miss Thelma Reynolds spoke at Cedarville Sunday, sharing inspiring talks and a Sunbeam story. The W M S and S B B express pleasure at their return. Mrs Octavie Hamrick of Spindale visited her daughter Mrs E M Diveney. Mr J L Young and family visited Chesnee. Mrs George Sinclair called on E M Diveney.

Charles Trammel Adaville Indy J. R. Moore Wuss Thelma Reynolds Cedarville Miss Reynolds Sun jBeam Octavie Hamrick Spindale E. M. Diveney J. L. Young Young Chesnee George Sinclair

Big Auction Sale Aug 26 2 PM Mrs Moore Property

Auction on National Highway offers the Moore property for sale using rent money. Bidder interest targets a quick transfer as terms will be announced. Local real estate observers note the event could attract multiple bidders and prompt neighborhood attention.

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Iss Claire Reid Boston School of Expression Mcdowells N Courthouse Oe Forest Cty Courier Atlanta Constitution Henry Rutherford CO THE W. MU Concord Baptist Church BOY Scouts L. W. Alderman Meuse Forest City Lodge Messrs. N Welsh John Poole C. E. Rodridge W. ML Avondale News
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