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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
6
Local notes cover winter weather, sermons by Dr. Charles H. Stevens, community visitors, and class offerings at Memorial building. Reports include residents moving, attendance at church and school events, band concerts, B Y P U training plans, and visits from area families and professionals.
Avon dale February 2 Avondale Baptist services at Wat kins Park Sunday afternoon welcomed five new members. Rev Collins former pastor led prayer meeting Wednesday night. Prof F S Hall hosted a Haynes house social January 27 with games conversation music and refreshments. Attendees included Leila Hall Vida Keeter Walter Hall Rutherfordton Gladys Waldrop Cliffside Candace Rayburn Lila Freeman and John Jenkins plus Mr and Mrs A M Haynes. Miss Gladys Waldrop visited Newton Alexander weekend. J Ran Littlejohn Pacolet visited Lola West. Rev W B Jenkins and wife dined with Mr and Mrs John Robertson Saturday. Sadie Jenkins left for Greensboro College. New families moved into Avondale. Fourth grade chapel Friday morning led by Lola West. Absent students largely returned Monday.
Allenboro R-2 Feb 2. Rev Bunyan Harrill of Concord church led a regular appoint ment and dined with Miss Kate Harrill. Cletus Randall improves from pneumonia. Flossie Harrill hosted a Friday party with many in attendance. A number from the community attended Miss Emma Youngs party near Rutherford Saturday night. Louise and Inez Dobbins stayed with relatives, Dobbins. Rev E J Poe preached at Oak Grove Sunday. Numerous local visitors joined J M K Randalls Sunday. Leigh Harrill spent Saturday.
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