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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1929

Page

12

State Playing Santa Claus to Confederate Vets

North Carolina distributes semi annual pension checks to Confederate veterans and widows, totaling 96 checks worth 6752.50 dollars with 182.50 each. Four widow checks are 150 dollars, fifty five checks are 50 dollars for Class B widows. No new names added due to funding limits. some may join next year. The Davis Dickerson Mills chapter UD Confederacy bought stockings for veterans due for Christmas. Local residents attended events and church revivals, with visits and dinners noted among community members.

Rutherfordton North Carolina Superior Court Confederate Military Organization County Board of Pensions Davis-Dickerson-Mills _chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy

Mooresboro R-1 Church Appointment and Visits

Rev. I D Harrill preached at Race Path with 161 in attendance. Miss Gladys Robinson joined by letter. Large singing crowd, Vera Summey and Amarae Robinson to return from Asheville Normal College. Visitors include Bert Crosby and John Scoggins from Charlotte and Columbia, S C.

Mooresboro R.1 I. D. Harrill Race Path Gladys Robinson Vera Summey Amarae Robinson Normal College Asheville

Mrs Rucker Taken By Death In Rutherfordton

Mrs Fannie Dodd Rucker 55 wife of James A Rucker of near Rutherfordton died at her home on State Highway 19 after an extended illness. Born and reared in New Prospect South Carolina she leaves a husband four children two sons Jim and Robert and two daughters Alice and Edna plus six stepchildren and six sisters. Burial was at Mill Spring Sunday noon. She was a devoted Baptist and held in high esteem locally.

Rutherfordton Fannie Dodd Rucker James A. Rucker Near Here Rutherford County Here New Prospect S.C Jim Robert Alice Edna J. W. McKnight Fort Pierce Fla P. L. Gregory Macon Jack Sullivan Greenwood S. C A. D. Carter Gastonia John Dodd Landrum G. C. Wolfe Inman J. F. Watson M. P. Ramsey Ella Dodd Mill Spring Baptist Church

Sulphur Springs Sunday School Christmas Program

Sulphur Springs Forest City R-1 district announces a Christmas program at the church on Monday night December 23 with public invitation. The B Y P A selects six month officers led by Pauline Cole as President and Alton Kendrick as vice president, with Estelle Bland Qui Leader, Annie Henson Treasurer, Bessie Henson Joyce Bland Leona Robbins and Mrs C E Wall as group captains.

Forest City R-1 Sulphur Springs Pauline Cole Alton Kendrick Estelle Bland Annie Henson Bessie Henson Joyce Bland Leona Robbins C. E. Wall Annette Hopper Marvin Wendall Eaves R. W. Eaves W. M. Hopper W. B. Bland Myrtle Hopper Henry Mathis Broughton Strickland Boiling Springs

New Books Added To City Library In Past Month

The city library added over a hundred volumes this month including one by M. W. Harri Jr and two by Clarence Griffin along with two copies of Bechtlers and Bechtler Coinage, plus one book by Mrs. M. L. McConnell. Mr. D. F. Morrow donated two copies of Then and Now, a Ruth erford county romance. The library will be closed Tuesday Saturday and Christmas week. books due December 24 and 28 will be accepted without fine on the next library day.

M. W. Harri Jr Clarence Griffin

Use Cottonseed Meal In Fattening Ration

Experiments show cottonseed meal can aid pig fattening when fed in dry lots for 55 to 84 days at 1/3 to 1/2 pound daily without poisoning. In a soybean pasture trial, pigs fed 3/4 pound daily for 90 days showed no furious effects and greater gains at lower cost.

Hostetler Texas Mr. Hostetler E. H. Hostetler State College

Spindle Fire Causes About $1000 Damage

A Sunday noon fire damaged a Spencer Corporation house in Spindale, occupied by Luther Hamrick who was away. Neighbors alerted the alarm, the fire department arrived promptly, saving the structure from total loss. Some furniture was moved out. rest damaged by water. The house was insured.

Spindale Spencer Corporation Luther Hamrick

Death notice and poultry text reference correction

Obituary notes the death of Mr. C C Dobbins of Caroleen after a three year illness. It corrects the widow’s maiden name to Miss Frankie Yelton and adds sister Miss Biddie Dobbins of near Ellenboro. Also mentions the fifth edition of Poultry Disorder by Dr B F Kaupp from State College as a widely used poultry science textbook.

C. C. Dobbins Caroleen Frankie Melton Frankie Yelton Biddie Dobbins Ellenboro Dobbins B. F. Kaupp State College

Burns Prove Fatal To Mrs. Livingston

Mrs. B C Livingston of Charleston West Virginia died from burns she sustained earlier. Her body was brought to Rutherfordton for funeral services held Tuesday. She was 86, widow of B C Livingston, daughter of O T Waldrop, and left a seven year old daughter, a father W B Waldrop, a brother, and a sister. She was a Presbyterian church member and well known in the town.

Rutherfordton B. C. Livingston Charleston West Va O. T. Wal- Grop W. B. Waldrop Presbyterian Church

Seventeenth Annual Southern Livestock Convention at State College

Livestock workers from across the Southland gather at State College January 7 8 and 9 for their seventeenth annual convention. Programs may be obtained from E H Hostetler State College Raleigh NC.

Southland State College E. H. Hostetler Raleight N.C

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Santa Claus S. C. Robinson Herbert Parris Spartanburg George Jolley Floyd McGinnis Ferry Ray Greene Stephens Ion Robinson Norris Lowing Elizabeth Elmore G. Champion Jennie Lee Jack Avondale Plato Champion Dwana Jolley Hattie Crusby Bert Crosby Columbia John Scoggins Charlotte E. T. Randall N. C Mill Springs City Library Courtney Forest City, N. C Victor and Brunswick Burns Mrs. Livingston Piano Magness Main
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