Former county man killed in Newark
The former Forest City resident Burley H. Lawing died after a fall from an electric pole while working on wires at a large Newark fire. He was 28, survived by his widow, mother Mrs. E N Lawing, two brothers, three sisters, and a Bethlehem wife who survives. The body was returned to Forest City for funeral services at Pleasant Grove M E Church with Dr. W R Ware presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley H. Lawing
Newark
N. J
Lawing
Forest City
E. N. Lawing
West End
Nowak
Bethlehem
City
Pleasant Grove M. EL Church
W. R. Ware
Bostic R-1 News Highlights Local Social Roundup
Aug 23 report from Bostic North Carolina notes recent showers and a steady stream of social visits. Numerous residents including E Hoyle, G P Digh, H L Johnson, Louise Grayson, Mary McMurry, L L Weaver, Julius Padgett, A K Freeman, D D Freeman, A M Daves, Cecil McKinney, Cora Greene, Jno Johnson, and Rex Weast are mentioned with guests and visits across Cherry Mountain, Lattimore, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostic
E. Hoyle
G. P. Digh
H. L. Johnson
W. M. Walker
Louise Grayson
Jim Carpenter
Mary McMurry
Cherry Mountain
New Millsinery Direct From Factory Cuts Prices
Mrs B E McCurry advertises direct purchase of millinery from the factory, promising savings and the latest styles with a contact call for customers seeking fashionable hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. McCurry
County Agent Will Show Free Pictures
A free multi reel agricultural film provided by the U S Department of Agriculture will be shown at schoolhouses across the county on August 30 to September 4 at 8 p m Patton County Agent will oversee each showing M E Whisnant of Hollis will provide Delco lighting for the events Farmers are urged to attend to gain helpful insights on poultry tests poultry keeping and beekeeping among other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Union Mills
Harris
Hollis
Green Hill
Race Path
Sunshine
Patton
M. E. Whisnant
Delco Light
Death in Sawmill Claims Young Dysartville Man
Dysartville August 24 a 26 year old, John Overton Price, died Monday afternoon at the Dysartville sawmill when a plank loosened by a nearby saw struck him in the chest. He lived with his parents three miles away and was a faithful Methodist. The burial is planned for 2 pm at Drucilla cemetery.
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Dysartville
John Overton Price
Kincaid
Mr. Price
A. C. Price
West Price
Young Price
Drucilla Cemetery
W. R. White
Gilkey
Methodist Church
Kiwanis Speaker C A Erwin Praises Service Spirit
Rutherfordton superintendent C A Erwin spoke at Kiwanis Hall on Monday about The Spirit of Service. His mastery, wit, and value to listeners were noted. Several local Kiwanians will attend the district meeting at Chimney Rock Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Erwin
Rutherfordton
Prof
Erwin
Forest City
Chimney Rock
Dr J A Palmer to Locate in Forest City
Dr J A Palmer optometrist from Marion will locate in Forest City on September 1st, practicing in the new Farmers Bank building. Formerly in Rutherfordton for two months he visited the area for his work and chose Forest City for its growth and future. He is a Rochester University optical department graduate with a four year course and two years of clinical experience. Palmer is married and will bring his wife and child after September 1st to settle here.
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J. A. Palmer
Marion
Forest City
Farmers Bank
Palmer
Rutherfordton
Foret City
Dr. Palmer
Optical Department
University of Rochester
Paper Late Courier Due to Linotype Break
The Courier explains a one day delay this week because of a break in the Linotype machine. It apologizes for the unavoidable accident and asks readers to bear with the inconvenience.
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Courier
Fire Gut Residence on Lowrance Street
A residence on Lowrance Street occupied by E W Gordon and owned by W L Horn was gutted by fire around 11:30 at night. Gordon and his wife escaped as smoke filled the rooms. Horn's building loss is about 1600 dollars with no insurance. Gordon's furniture was largely destroyed though partly covered by insurance. The fire's origin is undetermined.
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E. W. Gordon
Lowrance
W. L
Horn
New Line of Fall Hats Offered Direct from Factory
Advertises a fall collection of felt satin and velvet hats in large and small shapes. Hats sold at savings at the start of the season, with direct factory supply highlighted.
Chas Z Flack Residence Burglary Reported
Returning from a three week absence in Chester South Carolina last Saturday Mr Chas Z Flack found his home in disorder with closets trunks and dressers rummaged and clothing scattered through rooms The only missing items were men s suits indicating the intruder sought apparel while leaving Mrs Flack s clothing silverware and other items intact.
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Chester
S. C
Chas. Z. Flack
Boundary Located for Lake Lure Reservoir Project
E. S. Draper, landscaper from Atlanta and Charlotte, identified the actual boundaries of Lake Lure two years before construction. The lake will cover about 1,500 acres in Rutherford County's Land of the Sky region, with Draper’s work marking the initial limits.
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E. S. Draper
Atlanta
Charlotte
Lake Lure
Sky
Rutherford County
Birthday Dinner for Mr. J. M. Henson
Family and friends gathered at his home to celebrate his 63rd birthday. Guests included numerous Henson relatives and friends, sharing a meal at 12 30 with a spread of food and refreshments, all wishing him many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Henson
W. W. Alexander
D. C. Henson
Cal Henson
Ella
R. H. Wilkins
Clyde Lowery
Horace Mauney
Sarah Huntsinger
Ronnie Huntsinger
R. H. Henson
Chidren
Alton Biggerstaff
Recoveries Stolen Ford Coupe by Chief Green
Chief Geo F Green recovered a stolen Ford Coupe yesterday. The vehicle, taken from Mr Davis in Spartanburg, was flagged when a man tried to sell it at a local garage. The suspect fled after being identified, leaving the car behind and disappearing. The car was returned to the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Green
Local News Highlights From Cullowhee And Nearby
Friends learn of N J James car fire near his home after a defective wire caused the vehicle to burn. A crowd gathered but aid arrived too late. Others traveling this week include Bruner Beam family visiting Hendersonville and relatives, and Mrs T C Barber with children visiting in Wilmington and Mt Airy. Chas Bogle taken to Rutherford Hospital in serious heart trouble after a Monday incident. Spartanburg game noted.
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N. J. James
Bruner Beam
Hendersonville
T. C. Barber
Mt. Airy
Morganton
Joe Harrill
Blowing Rock
Asheville
Guy Martin
Spartanburg, Mon
County fair plans promise best display yet in October
Secretary C. C. Erwin leads preparations for the county fair on October 8 with bigger premiums, broader displays, improved attractions, and notable acts. The Ohio State Fireworks Co. display, racing events with purses of 300, free acts by the Wirth and Hamid Association, and an expanded poultry exhibit are highlighted as the fair reshapes for a top year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Erwin
Erwin
Ohio State Fire Works 'Co
Wirth and Hamid Association
Singing Class Pleases Oxford Orphanage Visit
Rain reduced attendance at the Oxford Orphanage children's concert at the High School auditorium yet those who attended praised the program. Every child displayed both talent and trained ability, and the annual Forest City visit is eagerly anticipated despite the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Orphanage
Forest City
Evangelistic Services at Alexander Methodist Church
Evangelistic services begin next Sunday at the Alexander Methodist church with Rev. Oscar L. Simpson delivering the sermons. Services are planned for Sunday morning and night plus weekday sessions at 3 pm and 7 45 pm with a cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Alexander
Oscar L. Simpson
Avondale School Opens Next Monday
The Avondale school will open next Monday in a splendid new building. Prof. F. S. Hall, principal, leads a fine corps of teachers with bright prospects for the best term yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale School
F. S. Hall
Baptist Church Notes and Revival Mention
W A Ayers is away this week at a protracted meeting in Spring Hope where he held a revival a year ago. Rev M L Lennon of Union Mills will preach next Sunday. The annual meeting of the Sandy Run Association w F U was held here Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ayers
Spring Hope
M. L. Lennon
Union Mills
Baptist Church
W. Af. U
Sandy Run Association
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Flora McDaniel
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Ruth Robertson
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Richard
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Leonard Galloway
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R. C. Smith
Cliffside
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Ella Lynch
Cooper Town
T. C. ‘Smith
Hugo Lynch
John Hamrick
T. C. Smith
B. A. ‘Hamrick
Columbus
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Josh Hill
Great Falls
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