Town Meeting Pushes Tri County Cooperation Drive
A Rutherford County meeting urged cooperation to boost county progress through joint projects. Leaders from Forest City Spindale and Rutherfordton discussed a tri county fair and regional improvements including an airport, utilities sale, and better farm conditions while stressing backing from two Kiwanis clubs and Lions Club.
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Edwards
Rutherfordton
Forest City
Spindale
Polk
McDowell
Henderson
Burke
Rutherford County Fair
Price
Ellenboro
Mooresboro
Rutherfordton-Spindale
A. C. Duncan
Messrs. Ed*wards
Chas. Z. Flack
Lion’s Club
County Club
Kiwanis Joint Session Honors Cooperatio n in Forest City
Forest City hosted a Kiwanis joint session at Blanton's Cafe Monday evening with Ruth erfordton and local clubs. Dr. R. Howes presided in President Doggett's absence. Mrs. Rud presided at the piano. Editor R. E. Price welcomed guests. The Keeter twins sang and played piano duets to applause. Attorney M. L. Edwards gave a keynote on cooperation, stressing its necessity in all walks of life.
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Forest City
Rutherfordton
Blanton
R. &. Howes
Howard Doggett
J. S. Rudd
Howes
R. E. Price
M. L. Edwards
A. M. Glickman
J. M. Brown
East Bernstadt
Glickman
A. M. Willis
Pallston
CC. Whitacre
Ruth Hendrix
Kings Mountain
Missy Judie Young
A. E. Belk
Asher
C. A. Hendrix
Delmes
A. Clement
Willett Clement
Gastonia
Julia Young
Cleo Young
New York State
Canada
C. C. Ridings
Ernest Ridings
Sadie Young
Wilson Crocker
Shelby
J. W. Fredrick
Golden Young
Topeka
Kan
Z. A. Bedford
Lancaster
S. C
Dorothy Rudisill
Sara Hughes
Chestnut Hill
Catherine Tillotson
Hodgeville
John Carpenter
T. R. Padgett
Padgett
E. K. Magness
Martha
J. G. Butler
Kin Harrill
Mooresboro
Thelma Shealey
Columbia
B. F Horn
Lila Gordon King
Chaut Hill
Dorothy Doggett
John Wallenberg
Aiken, S
Walter Walenberg
Clemson College
Local Happenings From Forest City and Nearby
Local notes report Mr James S Ayers finishing Wake Forest medical course and interning at Rutherford Hospital. Many visitors and residents travel between Forest City, Shelby, Kings Mountain, Asher Me and Charlotte including relatives, church groups and students. Several items mention travel to Wrightsville Beach Danville and Asheville with announceable visits and minor local business updates.
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James S. Ayers
Wake Forest College
State Board
Rutherford Hospital
Morrison Jones
Jone
T. R. Padgett
Padgett
Hazard
Flag assortment for the Fourth sale
Stahl's Ten Cent Stores offers a nice assortment of flags for the Fourth of July, priced at 5e to 25 cents each.
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Stahl’s
C. B. Grose
Gordon
Moore
Charlotte
Long Drug Company Opens With New Services
After years of service the owner announces purchase of Long Drug Company and pledges strong customer focus. The store will offer patent medicines jubilee goods and stationery plus soft drinks curb service and cosmetics with a special this week on stationery at $1. Your patronage is appreciated.
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Purcha the Long Drug Company
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Forest City Courier
Rutherford County
N. C
Congress
C. EB. Alcock
Clarence Griffin
C. E. Alcock
Arval Alcock
Fair Grounds
Hoover
Good Old County
Rutherford
Q. A. Collins
Z.M. Blackwell
Glenjale
8. C
Geo. Puteet
Walter
David
Chas. Griffin
Danville
Kentucky
Robert Holmes
New York City
Sea Breeze
N. Y
Judge Harrill
H.W. Kiser
Ruth Kiser
Robert King
Charles
Drexel
Butelle Gamble
Major Gamble
Wadesboro
M. P. Bodie
Wrightsville Beach
Max Higgins
Rocky Mount
A. V. Hastings
Mal ‘ ‘Tate
Spartanburg
Carl Neal
Lillis
Marcia Inman
Lockhart
M. H. Hewitt
Tanner’s Grove
Trilby
Cay
Myrtle
G. C. King
Hill
Katherine King
Wilbur McBrayer
McBrayer
Stahl's
Earl King
Orangeburg
R. V. King
Della Collins
Alice Inman
Ashele Normal
Ruth Lockman
Washington, D. C
Arthur Collins
Frank Kirby
Union
Rubye
Mildred Collins
Asheville
A. D. Mills
North Wilkesboro
Mr. Mills
J. S. Martin
Supage
W. J. McCrary
Carbon Hill
Ala
Charles E. Hardin
Charles’ Soda
Canada Dry
Golden
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W. House, Pt
W. House
Chuck Roast
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