Forest City Courier masthead and staff list
Forest City Courier enters second class matter at the Forest City post office under federal act. Editor and Owner C. E. Alcock and Clarence Griffin News Editor Mrs. C. E. Alcock Society Editor Arval Alcock Advertising H. H. Houser Job Dept. M. H. Beam Linotype Dept.
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Forest City
N. C
Congress
C.E. Alcock
Clarence Griffin
C. E. Alcock
Arval Alcock
H. H. Houser
M. H. Beam Linotype
Bridge luncheon honors visiting guests at Bostic home
A festive bridge luncheon Saturday November 26 hosted by Miss Margaret Bostic for guests Miss Elizabeth Stevens of Carlton Georgia and Miss Ruth Garren of Monroe North Carolina. Four tables of bridge featured autumn decor and a two course luncheon with Mrs J E Shipman visiting and local hosts assisting.
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Margaret Bostic
Elizabeth Stevens
Carlton
Ruth Garren
Monroe
Nell
Margaret Young
Clara Harrill
Mary
Ruth Moore
Louise Lattimore
Margaret Moore
Mesdames Terry Moore
Wesley Norris
D. H. Sutton
F. R. Wilkins
Carl Huntley
Spurgeon Moss
Chas. Z. Flack
Margaret
Bostic
Dorothy Bostic
Helen Thomas
J. E. Shipman
Hendersonville
W. C. Bostic
Seaboard Railway
Miami
Fla
N. C
Lecture recital by Mrs Camnitz on The Child In Our Midst
The Womans Club presents on Friday December 9 at 8 pm in the High School auditorium a lecture recital by Mrs Howard Camnitz of Chimney Rock on The Child In Our Midst. The talk explores child placement in home and community with humor and sentiment and includes vocal and piano performances. Admission 25 cents for children, 35 cents for adults.
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Uiup
High Schol
Howard Camnitz
Chimney Rock
Chau- Tauqua
Piedmont Lyceum Bureau
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
North
South Carolina
Wayland
Iowa
Contest Winner Declared in Who's Who Reading
The judges name Miss Claire Reid as the winner after reviewing all submitted papers. J. W. Sanders and T. J. Moss sign as judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Reid
J. W. Sanders
T. J. Moss
Cotton at 19 cents today on local market
Forest City Oil Mill Co reports cotton selling at 19 cents today in the local market. Courtney's 10 Store advertises pure wholesome candies as a real treat for candy lovers.
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Forest City Oil Mill Co
Courtney
Ellenboro Demostration Club Meets and Local News Notes
Ellenboro news item summarizes the Home Demonstration Club meeting with Irish potatoes demonstrations led by Miss Howard. reports on a car wreck involving Roland Goode and Ransom McIntire with no injuries. local remodeling plans for Miss Blanche McDaniel’s house. Baptist Bazaar planned for December 9 in Wright-Beam building with meals and crafts. visits from Spartanburg and Durham residents, illness updates on Mrs. Clyde Wells and Mrs. Jim Long. Hollis High School play and Thanksgiving travels. changes in local residents including John Lumley returning, new superintendent at Ellenboro Manufacturing, and families moving away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenboro
Ida Green
Howard
Roland Goode
Ransom McIntire
Race Path
Tom Spurlins
MeIntire
Blanche McDaniel
Oscar Harrill
Harrill
Hollis High School
Jessie Gibbs
Spartanburg
McKinney
R. W. Montgomery
Bishopville
M. D. Harrill
Charles Bland
Wake Forest College
Louise Teddar
Meredith College
John Lumley
Charlotte
Miller House
West Main Street
Lumley
Ellenboro Manufacturing _Company
Clyde Wright
Splendid program at Chimney Rock School
On Friday evening December 2 at 7 30 the Chimney Rock High School auditorium hosts a Parent Teachers Association program featuring piano solo Arabesque Du Bus sy country gardens Percy Granger Miss Kathrine H Goggans vocal solos and reading by Mrs Howard Camnitz plus interpretive dancing by Miss Mildred Bryce. WE BUY OR SELL All kinds of real estate general real estate business and mortgage blanks available from CYCLONE AUCTION CO Forest City NC 52 11.
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Chimney Rock High School
Parent
Ers Association
Cyclone Auc
Tion CO
Forest City
N.C
Colfax Township Sunday School Convention at Oak Grove
The Colfax township Sunday school convention was held at Oak Grove Methodist church with visitors and talks by G Harrill Clyde Erwin and C C Reid. The next gathering will be at Concord Baptist church. Numerous local residents and families are mentioned in attendance and social visits.
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L. D. Wilkie
Gastonia
J. N. Randall
Ethleen Webb
Shelby
Lucile Webb
J. A. Cooper and Sons
Carmel and Bain
Salem
Hazel Biggerstaff
J. S. Bedford
Sarah Hopper
Mae Harrill
Charlotte
Belle Wilkie
Ollierea Randall
W. G. Magness
E.R. Magness
Forest City
Carl Magness
Near Lattimore
Pauline Harrill
Edith Biggerstaff
H. J. Harrill
M. E. Hawkins
Davie Hawkins
Marjorie
J. M. Biggerstaff
Clyde Randall
Robert
Marjorie Ellen
A. G. Randall
Howard Harrill
J. M. Randall
Irene Harrill
Flossie Harrill
Clara
Mary Randall
Ollierea Randall Sunda
Mooresboro R-1 News Briefs and Thanksgiving Visits
Rev Washburn preached at High Schools Sunday to a large crowd. Thanksgiving guests included Mr and Mrs Troy Hawkins and son from Greenville. Miss Gladys Robinson and Berle Crosby visited Lake Lure. Spencer Wall and Berle Crosby of Gaffney stayed with the Hendrixes. Mavis Dedmond, teaching in Uree NC, spent holidays with her parents. A large turnout attended singing and preaching at Mt Pleasant Sunday night.
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Afr
Layton Proctor
Troy Hawkins
Troy, Jr
Greenville
S. C
Gladys Robinson
Berle Crosby
Columbia
Lake Lure
Spencer Wall
Gaffney
Lee Hendrix
Mavis Dedmond
Uree
N. C
Tom Dedmond
Berle Crosbyer
S. C. Robinson
Crosby
Aileene Robinson
Mt. Pleasant
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North Carolina
Press Association
Woman's Club
Kathrine Loggans
Nelle Padgett Norris
Spindale Quartet
Gilbert’s
Forest City, N. C
Ellenboro News
Ladies of the Baptist Church
OAK Grove News
George Wells
T. B. Harrills
Selma Magness
Sarah Martha
R. L. Magness
Henry Taylor
Oprah
Earl
Avondale
T. B. Harrill
T. A. Biggerstaff
Mildred
Oris
Mooresboro
R-1
Washburn
Cliffside
Sinkoe
Sinkee’s Dept. Store
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