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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

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Forest City Dressed Up for Christmas

Forest City has donned its Christmas costume with bright red green and white lights across the square and lighted trees in front of businesses A white star marks the East and West ends with lights running between The three parks in the square add to the festive scene Lights were set by Broad Green and city employees The trees were placed by a Kiwanis Club committee M H Hewitt T T Long and Howard Doggett The decorations draw visitors from the county and neighboring areas

Forest City Broad Green Kiwanis Club M. H. Hewitt T.T. Long Howard Doggett

Christmas Cantata At Methodist Church

A Christmas Cantata His Natal Day by Edward W Norman will be given at the Methodist church Sunday evening December 15 at seven thirty oclock. The cantata opens with a joyous chorus and then the story of Christ is told in solo duet trio quartet and chorus by a number of splendid voices. All who will come will receive a very cordial welcome.

Edward W.norman Methodist Church Henry C. Giles Mesdames R. C. Alexander Walsh Moore Estelle Stembridge R. R. Howes Jay Cele Little Town of Bethlehem Ernest Robinson Bert Moore Burwell Moore

Football teams to visit Romina Theatre for two showings

Forest City Central Hi and Cliffside Hi football squads are invited by Romina Theatre manager Hughes to attend screenings of Forward Pass on December 13 and 14 in a community event at the venue. Courtneys Ten Cent Store advertises holiday gifts.

Forest City Central Hi Cliffside Hi Hughes Romina Theatre Theatre

Harriss Gives Up Banking in Rutherford County

M W Harriss active vice president and board member of Farmers Bank and Trust Co resigns effective Dec 5 on physicians advice. A respected figure in state banking circles, Harriss helped organize the National Bank of Forest City and served as cashier before the bank merged with Farmers Bank in 1926.

M. W. Harriss Farmers Bank and Trust Company Farmers Bank and Trust Co Harriss Rutherford County J. D. Ledbetter National Bank of Forest City Vice Press

Cantata at First Baptist Church Christmas Ode

A Christmas cantata King of Kings by G W Davies will be rendered by the senior and Sunshine shorts at the First Baptist church next Sunday evening at 7 80. The program includes choruses solos trios and quartettes with a Bible reading by Dr W A Ayers. Various solos and choruses feature Mrs W C Bostic Jr Miss Joy Shaver Dr W L Stallings Paxt Hamrick Ollie Tate Emily Camp Broadus Moore and A M Glickman directs. All friends of sacred music are invited.

G. W. Davies Sunshine Shorts First Baptist Church W. A. Ayers A. M. Glickman

Rummage Sale At Fist Baptist Church Saturday

The ladies of the ait society of the Fist Baptist church will hold a rummage sale Saturday beginning at 9:30 a. m. in the Romina Theatre building. They will have cakes candy sandwiches hot coffee and hot chocolate. Buy Sunday cakes and sweets and enjoy coffee or chocolate with a sandwich. Your patronage will be appreciated.

Ladies of the Ait Society of the Fist Baptist Church Romina Theatre

Resignation of Farmers Bank Executive Harris Cited Health Strain

The Board of Directors announces the withdrawal of Mr Harris from active duty as vice president and director due to nineteen years in banking. Health has deteriorated with stomach trouble, and he will resign effective December 5 to rest and seek treatment before any future business involvement.

Rutherford County Club to Meet Friday in Isothermal Hotel

The Rutherford County Club meets Friday at 6 pm in the Isothermal hotel Rutherfordton with county attorney B T Jones and county accountant M R Reed as speakers. Officers for 1930 will be elected, nominating Clyde Erwin D J Holler for president and others for vice president sergeant at arms and directors. All citizens interested in county government are invited, luncheon attendees should notify the secretary or hotel.

Rutherfordton Rutherford County Club Iso- Dermal B. T. Jones M. R. Reed Clyde Erwin D. J. . Holler C. F. Gold G. B. Howard Grady Withrow A. C. Dunen David Lindsay F. E. Patton D. C. Whitaker J. T. Harris S. C. Get

County Epworth Leaguers To Meet In Forest City

Rutherford County Epworth League Association will gather at 7 30 Friday evening in the Forest City Methodist church. Prof R W Eaves of Spindale presides with devotional by the Forest City League, followed by a business session led by county chairman Eaves. The December meeting was moved from last Friday due to Stephens county wide tabernacle services in Spindale.

Spindale Rutherford County Epworth League Association Methodist Church Forest City R. W. Eaves Forest City League

Rutherford county farmers meeting set for December 17

County agent F E Patton calls farmers, professionals, and business people of Rutherford county to gather at the court house on Tuesday December 17 at ten o'clock to outline an agricultural program aligned with Governor Gardner's plan for North Carolina. John W Goodman of Raleigh will address the gathering.

Rutherfordton F. E. Patton Rutherford County Court House Gardner North Carolina John W. Goodman Raleigh

Rev R C Smith Resigns Pastorate At Cliffside

Cliffside December 10 Announcement that Rev R C Smith will resign as pastor to accept a call to a new church. His farewell sermon will be Sunday. he moves to Erwin Tennessee to lead the First Baptist church there. He came to Cliffside in March 1926 and has served the church well amid several calls. Spindale December 11 Revival in Stephens County continues past five weeks with about four thousand attending Tuesday night and more than six hundred conversions so far. The tabernacle, open since November 1, has hosted widespread attendance from Rutherford and surrounding counties, including delegations from Fin gerfield and Cleghorn Mills. Mr Stephens and director Mr Haymaker plan follow-up efforts as the revival extends. Continuous services have drawn large crowds with the final Sunday delivering a pivotal sermon and over 3,500 attendees. The meeting emphasized the Ten Commandments and denounced profanity, immorality, and drunkenness. A substantial offering was sought for Mr Stephens. Continued on Page Four.

Cliffside R. C. Smith Cliffside Church Mr. Smith Baptist Church Erwin Tenn First Baptist Church Erwin, Tenn Spindale Stephens W. J . Haymaker Winona Lake Minn Stephens Party Mr. Stephens Tabernacle Spindale House S. E. Elmore C. W. Keeter Rutherfordton J. K. West W. B. Walker

Chief Price Recovers $215 From Local Forger Case

Chief Chas Price captured a 17 year old colored delivery boy Perry Suber after a theft at Jones Grocery Co. The boy confessed to stealing from the cash drawer and hid $190 at home, with $25 found on him and $10 loaned to one man and $25 to another. Suber’s mother Minnie Suber was arrested for aiding and abetting.

Chas Price Jones Grocery Co Jones’ Grocery Co Perry Suber Minnie Suber

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Methodist Holly Courtneys Ten Cent Farmers Bank TY Club Epworth Patton B. P. Parks Courtney Isaiah Mr. Elmore R. E. Price Fingerville S. C Cleghorn Mills Bill
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