Caroleen Schools to Open on Sept 11
Caroleen schools set to begin Monday September 11 with Principal J. E. Caroleen and a staff of Misses Amanda Lynch Etta Head Leona Ud ton Carrie B Sloan and others. The new term includes complete laboratory equipment and home economics and domes 2 science taught by Miss Virginia Graham. Prof J B Jones praises the faculty as experienced and predicts a successful term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1
Caroleen
Amanda
Margaret Lynch
Etta Head
Leona Udton
Mill Springs
Fin
Ean
N.C
Ulla Tyneh
Ollie Mae
Shelbyrade
Carrie B
Granite Falls
Edith Lonon
Arnes
Pitts
Letitia
Landrum
N. C
Carey Heath
Sarepta ‘S
Canton
Eme
Forest City Schools Open September 18 Date
Forest City public schools open September 18 with classes starting in the old building while contractors finish the new one. Officials assure the new building will be ready soon, and every pupil should plan to enter on the first day. Benj L Smith confirms instructions and the adage about half-done work applies to school tasks as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City Public Schools
Benj, L. Smith
Betterment Club to Hold Carnival in Forest City
At a club meeting held at Mrs. R E Biggerstaff home plans were made for a carnival in Forest City on Saturday Sept 9 on the old hotel lot northeast corner public square. Festivities begin at 4 pm with supper and a carnival program including a minstrel circus clowns and a fish pond. Numerous committees were named for program material refreshment and business needs with a follow up meeting scheduled next Friday at Mrs Biggerstaff home to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betterment Club
R. E. Biggerstaff
Forest City
Northeast Corner
Iircus
Parker Holmes
Ed Thomas
RE. Biggerstaff
T. Stone
T. R. Padgett
W. C. Bostic
C. E. Alcock
A. C. Jones
M. Geo. Huntley
J. H. Thon
Wm. Blanton
C. E.cock
I. B. Covington
Paul Vernon
Geo. P. Reid
B.C. Harrill
Alice McDaniel
Beulah Moore
P. D. Harrill
Chas. S. Hemphill
Geo. Huntley
J. H. Thomas
West End Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs H D McCoy of Charlotte and Mr and Mrs Deal of Atlanta spent the day with Mr and Mrs J P Williamson Tuesday. Eleanor and Dorothy McCoy of Charlotte visited last week. Ccie and Craig McClure visit their uncle C A Lawing at Chimney Rock. L A Severs and family of Charlotte visited Mr C L Lawing. J P Williamson made a business trip to Charlotte Thursday. C A Lawing manager of Mountain View Garage at Chimney Rock was a visitor in West End Friday. John Baker and family attended dedication exercises nearby last Sunday.
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Charlie Ide
Eula Forest City
Spartsburg
Chimney Rock
Asheville
Points
Janell ‘Oler
C. P. Hamrick
Cliffside
Spartan
Spartanburg
Janell Helland
J. C. Toms
Fatheney
Lizzie Toms
Hickson Womick
Joseph Sudall
May Fortune
Seri
H. D. McCoy
Ofarlotte
Mrs. Deal
Atlanta
J.P. Williamson
Eleanor
Dorothy McCoy
Charlotte
J. P. Williamson
Ccie
Craig McClure
C. A. Lawng
L. A. Severs and
C. L. Lawing
C. A. Lawing
Mountain View
West End
John Baker
Therryville
Mr Chas Harvill Hurt After Fall From Bridge
Mr Charlie Harvill received painful bruises in a fall from the new bridge over Second Broad river last Monday morning. It is said that it will possibly be ten days before he can resume his work.
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Charlie _Harvill
Second Broad River
Moving Into New Home In Caroleen
Mrs. W. W. Poole of Caroleen moved into a newly completed bungalow on the Caroleen road near Forest City this week. The Courier and The Atlanta Constitution rate is two dollars a year. send all orders to The Courier.
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W. W. Poole
Caroleen
Caroleen Road
Forest City
Atlanta Constitution
Fleeing Officer Drowns in Broad River Tragedy
George Evans an employee of Henrietta Mills aged 20 fled from Deputy Sheriff Bridges attempting to serve a warrant. Evans ran toward the river, shed his shoes, and drowned within a few feet of shore as rescuers were unable to reach him before he sank. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. Burial held at Brown's Chapel Pacolet South Carolina after services in Henrietta.
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George Evans
Henrietta Mills
Second Broad River
Bridges
Henrietta
Evans
Young Evans
Dew Drop Inn
A. C. Duncan
Our Boys in Cliffside at Cliffside Mills Store
Mr Elmer Hollifield of Forest City begins duties in the Cliffside Mills hardware department. He is the second Forest City youth to join the Cliffside Store, following Mr Martin Mauney who started last week. Friends predict success for the young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hollifield
R. K. Hollifield
Forest City
Cliffside Mills
Cliffside
Martin Mauney
Mrs Huntley Breaks Arm in Yard Accident
Mrs George Huntley fell in her yard on E Main Street at 11 Wednesday morning and sustained a fracture of both bones in her right arm. Dr Bostic reduced the fracture and she was resting easy at press time. Friends regret the accident.
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George Huntley
E. Main Street
Bostic
Huntley
Services at M. E. Church
The Rev Parker Holmes announces Sunday September 3 services at the Methodist church Morning topic Christ in the World's Thought and Life Evening topic The Jew's Place in the World and the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Holmes
Methodist Church
Interesting relic molds counterfeit Spanish coin found
Newton Jones brings a pair of eight year old molds plus a lead piece that imitate a 1794 silver Spanish coin. The molds were buried on the old Jones homestead eight miles above Rutherfordton on Maple Creek, now owned by Hays Early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe McDonald
J. N. Jones
Forest City
McDonald
Jones
Hays Early
Rutherfordton
Maple Creek
Mr. Jones
Tryon County
George
Billy Richardson
Richardson
Knights of Pythias lodge plans extended outreach
Forest City lodge No 82 met Monday night as Esquire rank was conferred on J P Williamson. Members from Forest City King's Mountain Gastonia Cliffside and Charlotte prepare to aid a new lodge in Spindale Friday. About twenty new members to be initiated with larger drive later at Rocky Mount on Sept 13 aiming to induct 300 members.
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Forest City
K. P
J. P. Williamson
Spindale
King’s Mountain
Gastonia
Cliffside
Charlotte
Four Million Dollars for Rutherford Farmers
The Farmers Bank & Trust Co Forest City has arranged with Virginia Carolina Stock Land Bank to loan farmers up to four million dollars at six percent. The bank invites county farm owners to learn about the new loan plan and visit the bank for full details.
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Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Forest City
Virginia-Carolina Stock — Land Bank
Elizabeth City
N. C
Superior Court Adjourned Friday in Rutherfordton
The August term of Superior Court for civil cases adjourned Friday afternoon after a five day session. Key cases included Peoples Bank of Union Mills vs Morgan Lumber Co for $7000, with verdict to the plaintiff and appeal to the Supreme Court. Damages awarded to Mrs. A C Jones for sidewalk shade tree removal were $150, with further appeals noted. Multiple judgments and continuances followed, including jury disputes, land ownership cases, and divorces.
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Rutherfordton
Superior Court
Peoples Bank of Union Mills
Morgan Lumber Company
G. W. Watson
J. D. Morris
G. W. Morgan
W. F. Finck
Morgan Lumber Cany
Peoples Bank
D. C. Erwin
Supreme Court
A. C. Jones
Forest City
Carolina Storage Company
Farest City Motor Company
Rutherford Transfer Company
P.M. Morrison
Montgomery Ward & Company
Harrill Bros
Wm. McCurry
Roxie Biggerstaff
Golden Valley Township
Walter Haynes
Lester Hopper
J. W. Hampton
Geo. Poteat Et al
Tate & Flack
Wal .A. Poteat
j_R. B. Taylor
Flossie Taylor
Highway Commission of
Colfax Township
Piney Mountain
E. A. Martin
Lou Burns
Cicero Green
Adaline Green
Whit Burns
Security Paint & Varnish Co
P. D. Morrow
C. C. Moore
Alien’ & Connor
R. M. Levi
C. F. Silvers
W. P. Hardin
W. M. Arrowood
Cleghorn Mills
B.C. Gettys
J. EB. Whisnant
J. W. Reid
MLL Will Open Sept 5 at South Mountain Institute
Aug 29 report from South Mountain Industrial Institute notes top-soiling of Brandle's curve by county road workers and Golden Valley crews to keep mountain road passable year round. Tourists urged to visit S M I S, Shoals, and nearby Chimney Rock. Mr L D Fisher and helpers build a four room cabin for dorm overflow. Miss Lucy Brown trains girls in canning. school opens Sept 5 with Vance Horner of New Orleans Baptist Bible Institute delivering opening address. New county textbooks to be used and sold for cash.
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Bostic
Board of Trustees
South Mountain Industrial Institute
Vance Horner
Baptist Bible Institute of
New Orleans
Green McCardwell Bride Weds in Spartanburg
Miss Clare Green daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Green Mooresboro wed Mr Jas W McCardwell Jr of Gratz Ky at First Baptist Spartanburg S C Rev Dr Ball officiated in attendance of close relatives The couple planned a Kentucky visit then will reside in Caroleen where the groom works Texaco Oil Co and is related to banker Y L McCardwell The bride a former teacher and moresboro creamery bookkeeper is praised for charm and accomplishment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Green
H. H. Green
Mooresboro
Jas. W. McCardwell, Jr
Gratz
First Baptist Church
Spartanburg
Ball
Kentucky
Caroleen
Texaco Oil Company
North Carolina
McCardwell
Y. L. McCardwell
New House
Successful sale of Spartanburg auction lots along highway
The Interstate Land Auction Co of Spartanburg conducted a large auction of Thomas and partners land, producing handsome prices for prime lots along the highway. Purchasers included E. Keeter A Gilbert B C Weir and others. only lots sold, while Thomas & Weathers retain a large tract including the Beulah Moore property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Land ‘Auction Co
Spartanburg
Messrs. Thomas
There
Spinda
County
E. Keeter
A. Gilbert
B. C. Weir
Lattimore
Geo. Penny
Real estate dealer stung on tongue by hornet
Mr. Clarence Huntley, a well known real estate dealer, was injured Tuesday afternoon when a hornet sting on the tongue caused severe swelling and pain lasting several hours, leaving him unable to talk briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Huntley
Legal Notices Listing of Civil Suits and Defendants
Lavania Walker and J C Patrick sue Jno Gullege. J T Patrick sues Jno Gullege. Calvert sues Calvert. Jones sues Jones. Williams sues Mc Dade. Price sues Owens. Byers sues Gin Co. Morris sues Yelton.
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Lavania Walker
J. C. Patrick
Jno
Gullege
J. T. Patrick
Calvert
Jones
Williams
McDade
Price
Owens
Byers
Gin Co
Morris
Yelton
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NT News
MR. Chas. Harrill
Eorge Evans
Broad River
Mrs. Huntley
M. E. Church
Newton Jones
Indian Mound
Rutherford Farmers
Uperior
Bryson
Golden Valley
SM. LI
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