Death of Wife's Father Shocks Editor in Forest City
The Forest City Courier notes the death of Dr. H. R. Camnitz of Louisville Kentucky after a swift illness. The editor expresses deep sorrow and honors Camnitz as a devoted husband and father, praising his Christian character and loyalty while Mrs Alcock faces tragedy awaiting her visit to the paper.
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Suné
H. R. Camnitz
Louisville
Camnitz
M Camnitz
Forest City
Broadway Notes Honor Guests at Social Evening
Broad way notes report Miss Mary Nell Phillips of Jefferson NC hosted by Mrs. J F Hamrick and Mrs A D Mills with friends and family attending a Friday January 5 gathering. The event featured games and homemade candy with a later card party hosted by Mr and Mrs A D Mills and Mr J F Hamrick attended by Fay Mills Mary Nell Phillips Bell Lawrance and others. Mary Nell Phillips is a Jefferson guest while the McCurry couple occupy the Hull house and McCurry has taken the Spindale agency. Several locals traveled to Shelby for a Sunday ride and illness among Mrs Syd Cooper and Mrs A D Mills is noted.
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Miss Phillips
Charlie Harrill
Mary Nell Phillips
Jefferson
N.C
Winnie
Alimae Davis
Bell Lawrance
Queta Sherry
Kathleen
Ruth Dorsey
Esther Harris
Mal Mills
Paul Doggett
Max Watson
William Harris
William Butler
Hollis Spa
A.D. Mills
Hickory
Jefferson, N. C
J. F. Hamrick
Marvin McCurry
Hull House
Mr. McCurry
Spindale
J. B. Gibson
Fay Mills
Shelby
A. D. Mills
Mary
Nell Phillips
Messrs
Thomas Rolins
Elmer Hollifield
Wallace McDonad
MEN'S WESLEY BIBLE CLASS MEETS AT METHODIST CHURCH
The Men's Wesley Bible Class meets every Sunday at 10 o clock in the Methodist church. You are cordially invited to attend at ten.
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Wesley
Methodist Church
Forest City Cotton Prices and County Ginned Totals
The Commerce Department released a preliminary report on cotton ginned by county for 1920. In Rutherford County 8,829 bales were counted from the 1921 crop and 10,054 bales from the 1920 crop, reflecting county level totals yesterday.
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Department of Conmerce
North Carolina
Rutherford County
Business Reorganized Into Grocery and Market
Mr. J. C. Johnson who ran a restaurant on Main street partners with Mr. Ed. Watkins to open a first class grocery and market at Johnson's old stand. New fixtures will be installed and the business will begin soon.
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J. C. Johnson
Main Street
Ed. Watkins
Chevrolet Ownership Prediction Across Time
A speculative look suggests a future where owning a Chevrolet becomes a common milestone. The article explores consumer trends, brand accessibility, and evolving market conditions shaping when many buyers might acquire a Chevrolet vehicle.
Piedmont Motor Co Sold to local buyer Mr. R. P. Robinson
Mr. R. P. Robinson purchased the Piedmont Motor Co from Pool & Kiser and will operate at the old stand with the same skilled workmen. The rebuilt shop will include general repair vulcanizing garage and service station run by Mel Watson and Helton.
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R. P. Robinson
Piedmont Motor Co
Messrs. Pool & Kiser
Mel. Watson and
Helton
Schools Gain New Pianos Across Rutherford County
Local piano dealer Mr. W G Magness reports several county schools have received new pianos. Institutions including Rutherfordton Mt Vernon Logan and Goode Creek Church have benefited as he notes the schools are in flourishing condition. Moss Reinhardt Co promotes kitchen cabinets.
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W G. Magness
Rutherfordton
Mt. Vernon
Logan
Goode
Creek Church
Magness
Mechanics Building & Loan Assn elects officers in Spartanburg
Spartanburg South Carolina January 18 The Mechanics Building and Loan Association the oldest of its kind in the city organized 43 years ago has paid out over two million dollars to stockholders. Series No 32 started with 2779 shares and elections January 10 re-elected Augustus Cheeitzberg president John N Cudd vice president Carson and Tinsley attorneys Jas Cofield secretary and treasurer.
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Spartanburg
S. C
The
Mechanics Building & Loan Association
Augustus Cheeitzberg
John N. Cudd
Carson & Tinsley
Jas. Co|field
Forest City Courier Seeks Subscribers for County News
The paper invites subscriptions or renewals, promising weekly county news and features. At 1.50 for one year, readers gain home delivery as new owners settle in Forest City and pledge to provide the best county paper yet.
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Forest City
Courier
Spindale spelling bee for church social proceeds
Spindale Methodist church Social Service Committee to host a spelling bee Thursday evening from 8 to 10 in the school auditorium. Admission ten cents with a 2.50 prize for the longest spelling run. High school speller will be used and Prof Roy Setzer to read words. Proceeds go to Social Service Committee funds. Mrs Frank Hovis president. Local customers advertised grocery bargains by cash system.
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Spindale Social Service Committee
Methodist Church
Spindale
Roy Setzer
Social Service
Frank Hovis
Sickness postpones Caroleen home talent show
J. L. Hawkins writes the Courier that the home talent show scheduled for Caroleen last Saturday night has been postponed due to illness.
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J. L. Hawkins
the Courier
Caroleen
Miss Sarah Flack Names Forest City Courier Correspondent
Miss Sarah Flack, daughter of O. R. Flack, is named correspondent and agent for the Forest City Courier at Bostic. She will collect and report weekly news from the neighborhood and handle subscriptions, aiming to make the county paper the best in the state.
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Sarah Flack
0. R. Flack
Forest City
Bostic
Miss Flack
Spindale boy named Forest City Courier agent
Clarence W Griffin, a popular Spindale high school student, is appointed Forest City Courier agent and correspondent. He will collect subscriptions and write weekly letters from Spindale. Griffin recently earned an appointment to Annapolis Academy and will take an examination at Spartanburg on April 19.
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Clarence W. Griffin
Spindale
Forest City Courier
Griffin
Courier
Spindale High School
Annapolis Academy
Congressman Weaver
Spartanburg
New Wesleyan Church to be dedicated in Florence Mills
In Forest City Jan 16 the New Wesleyan Methodist church on Mill street nears completion for Sunday's events with a 9:45 Sunday school, 11 preaching and a 3:30 dedication sermon by Rev John C Clement of Gastonia. Expected speakers include Revs Edn M Graham and E W Black. Other local clergy and residents are noted.
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Forest City
New Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mill Street
John C. Clement
Gastonia
North Carolina
Edn M. Graham
E. W. Black
Parker Holmes
Hillsville
L. Jones
Marion
Keeter
J. 9
Sherlin
Broadwar
Goin Smart
Arthur Morrow
Rock Corner
Messrs
Chanrlie
Melvin Haris
Tench Gamble
Broughton
Morrow
Britton Hardin
Shelby
Card of thanks for sympathy after illness and death
We express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and kindness shown to the family in the sickness and death of our husband and father. May the blessings of God rest on all is our wish, Mrs J M Melton and family.
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J. M. Melton
FA Ly. I
Helen Keller Literary Society and school activities
The Helen Keller Literary Society met Friday January 13 with a debate on whether Latin should be studied at least two years in high school. The negative won. Laura Mae Watson was elected society editor for the Courier and Sun. Pins for members were ordered. Substitute teacher Mrs R L Williamson filled in for Miss Mae Nanny due to her sister’s serious illness. The school runs a Country Gentleman subscription drive with fifty cents per Wilar collected. top sellers win a gold pencil, funds to buy gym equipment. Captain Smith arranged Bible reading incentives promising a Testamen t for memorized readings, with church school cooperation planned. Teachers’ reading circle finished Education for Democracy by E C Brooks and will face exam next week. Captain Smith reported a Raleigh trip confirming loan funds for a new school building.
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Literary Society
Helen Keller Literary Society
Laura Mae Watson
Courier and Sun
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Florence Mills News
Virginia
Burley
R. L. Williamson
Mae Nanny
Mrs. Dobbins
Union Mills
Country Gentleman
the Publishing Co
Rural Life
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Schfoo
E. C. Brooks
Mecers
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Schol Board
Chevrolet
Forest City Motor Company
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