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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
10
June 30 items recap church club meeting hosted by C. G. Hamrick with pin gifts to babies. Many locals listed visiting relatives, hospital news, and travel to Hendersonville, Greensboro, Asheville, and Logan with short notes on church roles and vacation time. several residents named as guests or hosts.
Relatives and friends from North and South Carolina celebrate the marriage of Connie Fowler to David Carter at the Henrietta Methodist parsonage. Rev A W Lynch presides. Fowler is daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Fowler of Caroleen. Carter son of Mr and Mrs J P Carter of Clinton SC and Clemson graduate, long employed by Henrietta mills.
Miss Helen Melver Dobbins youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Dobbins Rutherfordton married Tuesday morning to John Holland Eskridge of Shelby Rev J W Hoyle Jr officiated at 7 30 am at the bride’s home Decorations included potted plants larkspur sweet peas and Queen Annes lace Lela Morris played To A Water Lily during the prelude The bride a navy georgette traveling ensemble with matching accessories is a NC College for Women graduate class of 1929 and taught in Shelby schools Eskridge youngest son of John Eskridge of Shelby was educated at State College Raleigh and works for Standard Oil After a motor trip they will reside in Shelby.
Mooresboro R-1 residents hosted a surprise party Saturday night for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Theron Jolley with games and joyful remarks. Misses Pearl and Ethel Wood of Avondale visited Miss Effie Champion. Sid Wall returned from Marshall NC with his son Ray. A funeral for Will McKinney was held at Goode graveyard after a Lawson WV car wreck death.
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