Family Welfare Association Reorganized in City Hall
The Family Welfare Association held a reorganization meeting in City Hall called by Chas Z Flack. Talks praised nourishing undernourished children in schools. Kiwanis had aided 12 children last year and now supports 28. The Woman's Club, rest City, sells Christ Sval seals with 75 cents of each dollar kept locally for nourishment funds. Officers elected include M P Bodie president and Mrs AW Falvey vice president. A fundraising drive to collect funds and goods is planned for Thursday Dec 18 with district captains named. A follow up meeting set for Friday Dec 2 at 7:30 pm at City Hall.
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Family Welfare Associant City
Aimass Me Fan
Fo Jard
Chas. Z. Flack
W. R. Hill
Otherfordton
N Kiwanis Club
Woman’s Club
Rest City
Prom
JW. Williams
Methodist Arch
W. A. Ayers
First Baptist Church
Ory
Parent-Teacher Association
J. W. Bakes
W. T. Davis
C. C
M. P. Bodie
AW. Falvey
CE. Aleck
CE. Alcock
Western North Carolina Conference organized
A Marion meeting formed the Western North Carolina Conference to sponsor and develop athletics as physical education for many. Participating schools include Lenoir Morgan ton Marion North Carolina School for the Deaf North Wilkesboro Cliffside and Rutherfordton. A loving cup will be awarded to the winner based on conference game percentage.
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Marion
National Bank Directors Hold Enthusiastic Meet
Directors of the First National Bank met Tuesday afternoon in the new bank. Reports showed rapid progress since opening October 10 with daily new deposits and strong public support. Over $130,000 in deposits, low overhead, and a promising record lead officials to say the bank will be a great factor in county development.
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First National Bank
National
Ional Bank
Counry
Christmas Seal Aims to Aid Undernourished Children
The Christmas Seal program seeks relief for hungry and needy families, noting that undernourishment stems from lack of knowledge and food shortage. North Carolina Tuberculosis Association coordinates local efforts to reach over 10,000 children this school year, with a broad network of captains and workers in business and residential districts assisting.
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United States
Christ In
North Carolina
North Carolina Tuberculosis Association
Rutherford County appoints C C Moore tax supervisor
Charles C. Moore of Forest City was Wednesday named Rutherford County tax supervisor. He will study in Raleigh for three days, start work early next year, and oversee reassessment of all county real estate with three assistants per township. Also noted are reelections of C S Royster as superintendent, Garrett Edwards as traffic officer, and M R Reed as county accountant. Mrs Nancy Cogdell, 86, died near Walls Church after a long illness. funeral at Walls Baptist Church with interment in Walls Cemetery.
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Rutherfordton
Charles C. Moore
Forest City
Rutherford County
Raleigh
C. S. Royster
Garrett Edwards
M. R. Reed
Ellenboro
Nancy Cogdell
Wall’s Church
Walls Baptist Church
Z. D. Harrill
Walls Cemetery
R. R. Blanton
W. Dalton
B. T. Jones, Jr
W. R. Hill
New County
Woman's Club Meeting Planned with Christmas Reading
The Woman's Club will meet Thursday December 11 at 3 45 at Mrs B B Doggett's home. Hostesses include Mrs B B Doggett Mrs L J Edelstein Mrs A W Falvey Mrs C Z Flack Mrs J B Flack Mrs A M Glickman Hoyle Elliotte and Miss Ruth Dorsey Chairman Mrs Broadus Moore. Christmas reading piano solo selected Cantata The Blessed Damsel Debussy Mrs A M Glickman Dr Kathleen H Goggans recitals accompanist.
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Woman's Club
B. B. Doggett
L J. Edelstein
A. W. Falvey
C. Z. Flack
J. B. Flack
A. M. Glickan
Hoyle Elliotte
Ruth Dorsey
Broadus Moore
I J. Edelstein
Blessed Damsel
Debussy
A. M. Glickman
Kathleen H. Goggans
P T A Plans December Meeting and Welfare Donation
The P T A will hold its regular monthly meeting December 17 at 3 30 in the Forest City elementary auditorium. The teachers social for Thursday evening has been indefinitely postponed. Owing to heavy welfare department calls the organization votes to use funds to aid the less fortunate.
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P.T. A
Forest City
Auto License Tags On Sale Monday In Rutherfordton
December sale of automobile license tags organized by Hunter Motor Company will be processed at Rutherfordton City Hall from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. daily except Sunday and Christmas. Tags may be affixed to vehicles starting December 15.
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Rutherfordton
Dec
Hunter Motor Company
Rutherfordton City Hall
City Hall
Hats for sale by Mrs A Jones at half price
An advertisement notes Mrs A Jones offering all her felt hats at one half of the regular price. The notice presents a straightforward sale by the seller.
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A. ©. Jones
Fire Destroys Lovelace Home Near Caroleen
In Caroleen near Caroleen North Carolina on a Thursday morning Prof. A. C. Lovelace and wife saw their newly built residence burn. Loss estimated at 6500 dollars with neighbors saving some furniture. Cause unknown though suspected faulty wiring or rodents. A large quantity of canned fruit also perished. Lovelace insurance partially covers his loss.
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Caroleen
A. C. Lovelace
Lovelace
Mrs D H Sutton Honored At North Carolina Association
At the thirtieth annual meeting of the North Carolina Literary and Historical Association in Raleigh last Thursday and Friday M D H Sutton of Forest City was named third vice president for 1931 Dr Joseph C Blount of Raleigh elected President and D of Wake Forest first vice The event opened in the Virginia Carroll ballroom of the Sir Walter Hotel with remarks by retiring president Horace Kephart and Bryson City author. Clarence Griffin of Rutherford County attended as a former official of the association.
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North Carolina Literary and Historical Association
Raleigh
M 'D. H. Sutton
Forest City
Association
Joseph C .Blount
Wake Forest
Virginia Care
Sir Walter Hotel
Horace Kephart
Bryson City
North Carolina
Henry Seidel
Saturday Review of Literature
New York City
Rutherford County
Clarence Griin
Circle No 1 Woman's Missionary Society Meets
Circle No 1 of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W R Chambers with Mrs. Chambers and Mrs P A McGregor as hostesses. The devotional was conducted by Mrs. Rowland and an inspiring session followed.
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Woman's Missionary of the Methodist Church
W R. Chambers
Missionary Methodist Church To Host Rev John Sisk Program
Rev John Thomas Sisk of Washington DC will be at Missionary Methodist Church Sunday afternoon December 14 at 2 00 o'clock with a male quartet to render a musical program. Sisk is well known locally and has sung here before with a number of singers from Shelby Caroleen and other points. A rare treat is in store for all who may attend.
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John Thomas Sisk
Gaffney
D. C
Missionary Methodist Church
Mr. Sisk
Shelby
Caroleen
Legion Auxiliary to Meet Friday Afternoon
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. H. Sutton. All members are urged to attend.
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Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
D. H. Sutton
Depositors of Closed Banks to Meet Friday
Notice to Rutherford County depositors of defunct banks. After multiple bank closures on February 4, depositor meetings were held and indictments issued for banking law violations. A special term of court may be called. a Friday meeting on December 12 at 2:00 p.m. at the courthouse aims to aid the solicitor and seek liquidator updates. All interested are urged to attend.
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Rutherford County
Court House
Forest City
Partters Si
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W.N. C. Athletic Conference
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A. C. Duncan
C. A. McDaniel
A. C
J. F. Alexander
P. D. Harris
T. B. Lovelace
S.J. Asbury
Messrs
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W. S. Moss
Howard Doz
B. Harrill
G. P. Reid
J. S. Rudisill
Walter Nith
Sudie Young
Gene Byrnesgs
Skinner
C.C. Moore
Wall
A. A. McFarland
Hardin
McFarland
Spindale
Lester
Robbins
Furman Toney
Alexander Mills
L. B. Callahan
JH. Costner
Avondale
W. C. Smith
Leander Jolley
Arthur Turner
Duncan Creek
Tom Price
Golden Valley
P. C. Hunt
Sunshine
Abraham Smanley
Logan Store
Roy Logan
Mr. Vernon
Ruth
W. L. Walker
Green Hill
James Koon
Board of Education
P.T. A. Notes
Defunt
Kiwanis Club
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