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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
4
The Cliffside memorial dedication lauds Raleigh Rutherford Haynes for vision and service. Speakers praise his dreams realized through perseverance and his impact on Cliffside, with Clyde R Hoey introduced as a state leader and friend.
The Cliffside Mills at Cliffside, once the nation's premier gingham maker, honors R R Haynes with the dedication of the R R Haynes Memorial Building. A large crowd attended last Saturday to pay tribute to a pioneering regional manufacturer, now followed by his capable son who leads the enterprise amid public recognition.
The remark warns that continuing American trends could lead to a future where incompetence becomes a qualification for public office in large cities, implying a critique of political selection and governance.
A girl once teased for short skirts and pigeon toes finds quiet humor in small gains. The quote emphasizes progress starts with completing little tasks before tackling big ambitions.
Miss Nellie McBrayer celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a large gathering on Saturday night including games and an ice course. Visitors from Caroleen and Cliffside, Mr. and Mrs. Owens and family, called on Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Owens Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Snyder has been ill, and Columbus Dobbins cut his foot badly on Saturday. Emma Owens visited Forest City with her sister Mrs. Ed Kistler this past week. Crops are in section and programme now.
Revival services begin on the fifth Sunday led by Mr. Robert A. Gardner at Adaville Baptist Church. Rev. Vance Hevner to preach at the Adaville church on the fourth Sunday at 3 o clock.
Revival services will begin at Bostic church the fourth Sunday with preaching by Rev. W. Y. Henderson of Pacolet South Carolina and music by evangelistic home board singer J. P. Carter. Vance Hevner will play the piano.
Bostic July 10 revival begins Sunday July 16 at 11 oclock with Rev. R W Henderson of South Carolina delivering the sermon and Rev. Vance Hevner of Hickory as organist J P Carter of Hendersonville will lead singing Public invited. Mrs George Irvin is recovering in hospital after admission last Thursday. Susan and Herbert Flack returned from visit to grandfather in Crouse. Miss Viola Smith hosted a party for cousin Miss Lila Smith. Mrs C M Rollins and daughter Irene visited Frog Level area. Mrs C R Flack recovering from appendicitis varios notes indicate improving health.
Rev Henderson of South Carolina will conduct a revival meeting in Bostic beginning July 23 with J P Carter in charge of music as song leader.
Each harvest season about 200 million pounds of binder twine is used in binding the small grain crops of the United States.
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