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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
8
The Cliffside News announces weekly publication with Forest City Courier connection. Subscriptions jobs and ad orders are directed to Editor B. E. Roach in Cliffside for prompt attention.
Memorial Building patrons express thanks as Mr. Chas. H. Haynes donates six more papers and twenty four books for the library. He previously placed a six volume North Carolina History set spanning Colonial and Revolutionary periods, plus two volumes on the recent world war, with a sketch of R. R. Haynes inside one volume.
SPS says Miss Mabel Erwin is back at her new post as cashier after an illness recount. Little Miss Margaret Hines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hines, visited grandparents in Gilkey. Mrs. Wilson aided her brother, a Wake Forest student, now hospitalized in Raleigh. Mr. R. C. Hinkle and his bride arrived Friday after a honeymoon in northern cities.
The bazaar held by the ladies of the Baptist Church at the Memorial Building last Friday and Saturday was very successful. Proceeds totaled a little over 170 dollars.
Dr Scruggs and Messrs Z C Jenkins Chas H Haynes G C Haynes and B D Wilson attended a luncheon at the Spindale Inn last week where a County Club was organized. The Club will meet here the third Tuesday in January 1923.
We express sincere appreciation for the many deeds of kindness and sympathy shown during our husband and father's illness and death. Mrs. S. J. Brown and children.
The sick list includes Messrs. M. Hendrick and R. Hollifield and Misses Una Edwards and Pamelia Pruett. Also Mrs. B. P. Caldwell and her daughter Beth. Maude V. Eliotte, a former community nurse, is with the Caldwell family. Wishing them a speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs C C Blanton and Mr B E Hawkins attended the funeral of Mrs Blantons father S J Brown at Concord Church near Bostic last Thursday. He was 74 years old and a Baptist for about forty years. The service was led by Revs Z D Harrill C M Teal and W T Taters. Blantons friends extend sympathy in the bereavement.
The Community Christmas Tree will light up on Saturday at about six thirty with Santa Claus greeting townsfolk to delight the children. Those wishing to give gifts may bring them Saturday afternoon. If weather is bad the tree will be indoors.
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday Schools plan Christmas entertainments this Friday night at 7:30. After the programs, the children will be treated with songs and Christmas plays. The Methodist program features a Santa Claus in a prominent role.
Dr T L White dentist advertises office hours at the Cliffside store location in Cliffside North Carolina. The ad emphasizes Chevrolet branding and lists hours from 8 to 12 and 1 30 to 5 30.
Avon dale news reports a joint school and Sunday School event at the town hall Friday night with primary and grammar grades performing songs drills and dramatizations and seventh and eighth grades presenting two short plays Christmas at Skeeter Corner and the Gifted Givers The Sunday School plans to treat the primary classes with fruit and candy Proceeds from McCalls Magazine subscriptions by 6th and 7th grades will buy new library books Mud from recent rains creates large puddles blocking Haynes Store road causing stuck cars and prize pole recoveries YW A held an apron social Miss Ruby Smith and Ollie Kate Spratt visited Saroleen Mr Hatcher Melton improves Mrs Clarence Hames ill Mrs Bailey and daughter Minnie relocate from Lattimore to town.
Rutherfordton December 18 The fifth Saturday and Sunday meeting of Green River Baptist Association will be held at Rutherfordton Baptist Church on December 2031. Program includes opening devotional by Mr. R White doctrine lesson by Rev M A Adams general Sunday School needs by Dr Dillard soul winning in Sunday School by Rev T Grady Nanny of Abington Va sermon at 1130 Sunday morning by Rev W M Whiteside superintendent of Baptist Hospital Columbia S C and a Sunday afternoon song service and music contest by association choirs.
A moral exhortation to embrace unselfishness in daily living. It urges kindness to friends and neighbors, happiness from helping others, and living without self conceit. The piece advises hospitality, peace, and doing good to counter evil, promoting a lifelong practice of considering others.
The piece extols a universal Christmas spirit that inspires sincere kindness and giving. It links the spirit to the Christ child, Tiny Tim, and the quote about sharing, urging readers to recognize and bless one another as the season approaches.
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