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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1930

Page

13

Cane Creek News local social notes from Union Mills

Union Mills notes report Mrs Herman Whisnant and Miles visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W W Morrison. Dink Ogle and Earnest Walker are ill. Mary and Grace Whisnant of Marion spent the weekend at home. Peeler Whisnant of Bostic visited Mary and Belle Cowen. Mrs Mal Norville and children visited her parents last week. Willard Morrison visited Mr.

Union Mills R-2 Herman Whisnant Miles W. W. Morrison Dink Ogle Earnest Walker Mary Grace Whisnant Marion Peeler Whisnant Bostic R l Belle Cowen Mal Norville Willard Morrison

Ill Dink Ogle and Hemphill Visit Morrison Home

Dink Ogle is ill at this writing. H D Hemphill spent last Tuesday night at the home of W W Morrison.

Dink Ogle H. D. Hemphill W. W. Morrison

Weather and community notes from Pinehurst region

Local Pinehurst notices list residents moving near Smiths Grove church and visiting friends. It documents social calls among the Stacey, Price, Hamrick, McCraw, Doty, and Lee families, with several weekend visits and gatherings reported. The column ends with a historical note on 19th century references to vipers and a British regiment returning from Constantinople after long service.

Beason Remembered by Mary Helen Beason

In loving memory of Clyde B Beason husband son father and brother who died March 31 1929. The verse speaks of a grave longing and a belief that God and angels comfort the family as they part with a beloved. Mary Helen Beason signs the tribute.

Clyde B. Beason Rts God

Report of the Condition of the Haynes Bank 1929

Report of the Condition of the Haynes Bank at Avondale and Cliffside to The Corporation Commission at close of business December 31 1929. Loans and discounts 269346.17 United States bonds 2400.00 County and municipal bonds 12000.00 Furniture and fixtures 400.00 Cash in vault and amounts due from approved depository banks total 337884.41 Liabilities capital stock paid in 50000.00 Surplus fund 15500.00 Undivided profits 0.00. unearned interest 0.00 Demand deposits due other deposits subject to check 190160.95 Deposits due state of North Carolina and any official thereof 1150.00 Certifcates of deposit due in less than 30 days 501.00 Time certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days 6666.06 190160.95 501.00 5000? 3705.11 337884.41 State of North Carolina Rutherford county ss. J B Watkins cashier Chas H Haynes director and Z C Jenkins director of the Haynes Bank personally appeared sworn to this day and said the foregoing report is true to the best of their knowledge and belief. J B Watkins cashier Z C Jenkins director Chas H Haynes sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of January 1930.

United States N. C State OF North Carolina Rutherford J. B. Watkins Chas. H. Haynes Z. C. Jenkins Haynes Bank

Greenland Ranch Records 134 Degree Heat in California

Greenland Ranch California recorded the nation's highest temperature at 134 degrees Fahrenheit. A separate note recalls the Mexican cacao bean once used as money up to fifty years ago, with one bean valued at a cent.

Greenland Ranch California Mexico

Methodist W. M. S. Elects Officers

Circle No 1 of the Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon January 7 at Mrs G P Reid's home. Mrs A W Falvey chaired in Mrs Moores absence. New officers were elected: Falvey assistant chairman Richbourg secretary McDaniel treasurer Thomas social service Dosgett voice agent. Scripture lesson bulletin Where Our Money Goes. Pledges made. Social service report: 46 visits 30 trays $9 clothing value 50 cents flowers sent to 1. Hostess served salad and hot chocolate.

Methodist Church G. P.reid Moores A. W. Falvey W. W. Richbourg G. C. McDaniel E. 0. Thomas Social Service H. B. Dosgett

Undermanned trades burden crime debate

An ex convict writer argues crime stems in part from overcrowded white collar careers and undersupplied trades. He cites prison calls for accountants and bricklayers with few applicants, noting skilled tradesmen are as vital and dignified as professionals and that guiding youths toward trades could reduce social problems.

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Chicago payroll crisis cited as municipal failure angering readers

A letter from a reader denounces Chicago officials for failing to issue a three million dollar payroll before Christmas, leaving teachers and city workers unpaid. The author laments holiday hardship among the poor and criticizes politicians and gangsters for profiting, urging awareness in Rutherford County.

Adlerika Promises Quick Complete Bowel Cleanse

An advertising note from Hall Rudisill Drug Co promotes Adlerika as a simple glycerin based mix that cleanses both upper and lower bowels. It claims constipation relief in two hours and also relieves gas sour stomach and headaches with a single spoonful.

Adlerika Hall-Rudisill Drug Co

Ocean salt could cover U S land mile and a half thick

A quirky fact notes there is enough salt in the ocean to blanket the United States with a mile and a half of salt. A proverb warns lovers to think before acting or risk a fall.

United States

Heads Better Than One, Or Debate Over Leadership

A concise remark notes the challenge of convincing a head of household that two heads may exceed one in guiding decisions. The line hints at household dynamics and the value of shared leadership in domestic life.

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Cane Creek News Pinehurst News Charlie Lee Smith’s Grove Church Rufus Chapman Gladys W. E. Stacey Joe Price Charles Elphus Hamrick Eva Price Edgar Price George Radford John McCraw George McDaniel Oak Grove Fannie Stacey Bud McDaniel Columbus Washburn Charlie Doty Shelb J. S. Stacey Shelby Melvin Earl Stacey Joe Prices Mabel Darcus Jones C. A. Lees England Constantinople Hartford Fire Insurance Company Forest City Mary Helen Beason Avondale Cliffside Corporation Commission TOTAL B. B. Goode Methodist Cape Girardeau, Mo Gardul Thedlord Chicago Rutherford County Constraton Spartanburg S. C D Pierce Scription Dr. Pierce Chi N. Y Tamer Rot Sulesaal V. Xess Thrift Forest City, N.C
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