Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Forest City Courier in Forest City, North Carolina

Page 1

We have 6,272,717 pages in North Carolina

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

1

Henrietta Mills Team Opens Strong In Debut

Careleen July 18 Henrietta Mills burst out of the gate with a 9 game win streak as Allen bjr the mound fell early. Wild pitching ruined Kings Mountain in the sixth while Hilton Immons and Vassey form a strong staff. Claude Arnold manages the club aiming to be among the state’s best amateur teams.

Careleen Henrietta Mills Allen Martin Snagg Ormand Kings Mountain Hilton Arnoland Lowe Avondale Hornet Claude Arnold Colaum- 1 Immons Vassey Tng Hawkins Inman Mabry Huntley

Florence Mills News Briefs and Local Notices

Eighteen pupils passed the First Division exam of the New Convention Normal Manual taught by Miss Mary Sue Hunt at Florence Baptist church. Other divisions to be taught by Rev C C Matheney and Mr Stevens with Miss Hilliard. Mrs. Jay Hardin seriously ill. Rev H C Sisk attends the Annual Camp Meeting of the M E Church at Rutherfordton. his wife and relatives visit the ill grand daughter Lois Hardin. Florence Mills to operate much machinery day and night for months. Mr and Mrs Lex Hardin moved to Forest City for work at Florence Mills. Rev C J Goforth and family of near Chesnee were in residence. Rev Johnnie Walker and family of Shelby attended services at Hillsville church. Invitation to Study The Bible Class at the home of Mr and Mrs George Wright Friday at 7:30 PM. Scripture lines cited. Mrs Raleigh Harris and Clyde visiting in South Carolina. Two hundred acres of good pas ture land noted among local land listings.

Iss Mary Sue Hunt Florence Baptist Church C. C. Matheney Stevens Hilliard Jay Hardin Lex Hardin Forest City Shelby Florence Mills C. J. Goforth Chesnee

Woman Mail Carrier Making Good

At Shelby meeting of rural mail carriers a notable visitor was Annie Chapman R F D carrier at Morven North Carolina one of the few women carriers in the state widow of Dr G M Chapman formerly near Sunshine Rutherford county She says ten dollars a month for two to three and a quarter hours work beats teaching hollow Mrs Chapman is an enthusiastic R F D woman and is popular in the association Delegates to the national convention next meeting September in Buffalo NY Mrs Unapman is the daughter of Dr Ford of Hickory in this county taught at Lattimore and well known in Sibelwood

Shelby Highlander Annie Chapman Morven N. C G. M. Chapman Sunshine Rutherford County Hollow Chapman Buffalo N.Y Unapman Ford Hickory Lattimore Sibelwood

Give the Other Fellow a Chance

Discussion of human nature argues for tolerance and charity toward differing views. It notes that people cling to their beliefs and assume others are wrong, urging humility since no one shares one viewpoint. The piece calls for recognizing diverse opinions in religion politics business education and beyond.

Protracted Meeting Begins at Walls and Salem

Farmers in the area report abundant rain and thriving crops. An ice cream supper at Ed Melton's attracted many attendees. Mrs Mary Owens of High Point visits relatives here. Protracted services are set to start at Walls and Salem next Sunday.

Ed Melton Mary Owens High Point Reles Walls and Salem

Reconstruction Days in Rutherford County

Clarence Griffin recounts Rutherford County recovery after the Civil War. He notes slow rebuilding, wartime damages, and the shift to peacetime industry, with veterans returning in 1865 to help restore agriculture, manufacturing, and commerce. He details political shifts during Reconstruction, including 1867 acts, negro enfranchisement, carpetbag rule, and later white restoration in 1888, ending with renewed prosperity and hope for the county.

Rutherford County Lee Virginia Petersburg Richmond Rutherford General Assembly House of Representative Champion T. N. Davis Berryman H. Padgett Senate M. C. Dickerson House of Representatives A. R. Bryant J. B. Carpenter Wm. J. T Geo. W. Logan and Co. L. Ha Federal Congress

Old 1769 Land Grant Exhibit in Cleveland Bank

An old land grant dating to 1767 1769 is framed in the Cleveland Bank and Trust company. It documents George III granting 600 acres in Tryon County North Carolina to William Sims along Broad River. The record notes the grant’s preservation and brief boundary description amid historic context. The Cleveland Star reports the exhibit.

Cleveland Bank and Trust Company George Third England Stough Hopper Alice Eskridge Great Brittain France Ireland William Sims Tryon North Carolina Broad River Cleveland Star

Homey Philosophys on Grapes and Manure Misjudgment

In 1922 Jim Jones checked his grape vines in the back garden and found every plant dead. He had applied manure repeatedly, believing it would yield a rich crop but overfed the vines. Old Jake laments that plants, like people, need balance and not excessive nourishment.

Jim Jones Fife Jake

Kaiser County Wide Today Excursion Scheduled for Next Week

County Agent Thrash leads Tuesday July 25 farm tour visiting Rutherfordton and Clifside areas with stops at L Parton Tate Farm Watson Farm Low Farm Harrill Green Spurlin Spurlin Farm Cliffside Dairy Grover Haynes Fortune Powell Link Ellington and J D Link farms for farmers and business people seeking guidance on red clover alfalfa dairy herd improvements and better yield.

Thrash Rutherfordton L. Parton Tate Watson's L. Low Ine Eaty Harrill L. Green T. C. Spurlin Cliffside Grover Haynes F. W. Fortune Mgr J.C. Powell J.D. Link L. C. Ellington L. D. Thrash

Umiek Has Trouble With Courier Plant

The Courier newspaper laments issues in production due to linotype machine trouble. The heating system caused disruptions but was repaired by master mechanic John Poole. The paper expresses gratitude for his work enabling the return of printing yesterday afternoon.

John Poole

Aged Woman Dies. Rites Held for Mrs McKee July 8

Aged woman Mrs McKee, long active at the Cf Methodist church, died July 7. She leaves five children G. A. McKee S. L. McKee and Mrs W. J. Greene of Lattymore Rl Mrs James Green of Polkville and Mrs B Blanton of Hillis along with 24 grandchildren and many relatives and friends. Funeral was held Saturday July 8 at 2 pm at Rehobeth with Rev Cordell officiating. pallbearers were her grandchildren and flowers reflected the community’s affection.

Y McKee Chhildren G. A. McKee S. L. McKee W. J. Greene Lattiymore R l James Green Polkville B. Blanton Hillis Cf Methodist Church Rehobeth Cordell

Williamsons Hope For Mr C L Williamson's Recovery

Mr C L Williamson has been very ill for the past week with a slow recovery. Friends wish him a speedy return to health. J P Williamson and Mrs J P Williamson spent Sunday at Chimney Rock. Flora Marks returned from a visit to Ida Long, Rutherfordton route four. Rossie Edwards returned from a week with her sister Mrs Vance Gilbert Melvin Hill. Alfred Withrow at home a few days reports strong map sales in Gaston county. J P Hardin visited Cherokee Sunday. P H Grace and family of Spindale visited G W Long. Tom Gilliam visited his father in Chester South Carolina last week and mentions boll weevil damage in the area.

C. L. Williamson J. P. Williamson Chimney Rock Flora Marks Ida Long Rutherfordton Route Four Rossie Edwards Vance Gilbert Melvin Hill Alfred Withrow Gaston County Tom Gilliam Chester S.C

Efird Picnic Celebrates Record Sales With River Outing

Efird’s crew and guests traveled to Cold Creek near Chimney Rock for a fishing and dining outing planned by manager P. T. Reinhardt. Employees included Nellie Champion Jeanne Moss Robbie Biggerstaff Ruth Scruggs Mary Long Fthel Cowan Ellie Huntley Fannie King and many others with Mr. Scruggs and Mr. Reinhardt coordinating the day.

Jack Efird Force P. T. Reinhardt Cold Creek Chimney Rock J. C. Scruggs Nellie Champion Jeanne Moss Robbie Biggerstaff Ruth Scruggs Mary Kate Long Fthel Cowan Ellie Huntley Fannie King Clavile Buford Flack Jonas Johnson Harvey Long

Mrs Barber Enters Contest In Forest Section 4

Asheville Citizen rep A O Dalton has been in town to run a public service contest. Mrs F I Barber is named a contestant in section 4. She serves without pay and asks only public support. Two hundred Citizen copies are freely distributed daily for two weeks with a circular letter. Six automa prizes await winners.

A. O. Dalton Asheville F. I. Barber Barber Forest

PTA Meeting At Green Hill Consolidated School

A meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association will be held at Green Hill consolidated school on Friday July 21 all day. Parents are urged to attend as road work will be done in front of the building. A picnic dinner on the grounds and talks by Eva Logan and others will mark the event.

Parent-Teachers Association Green Hill Consolidated School Eva Logan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Florence Mills News H. C. Sisk Misery Methodist Church of America Sisk John M. Collins Louana James Paris Lois Hardin Johnnie Walker Family of Hillsville Wwe George Wright Raleigh Harris On Clyde South Carolina B. Doggett Bostic R. 2 The Courier North E. R. Canby Charleston South Clarence Griffin Spindale, N. C Agent Thrash William Hekaiser Doorn Holland Umiek West E J. P. Hardin P. H. Grace and Family Spindale G. W. Long Efird's Mrs. Barber Conest Green Hill
Search Courier

Search the Forest City Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Forest City Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication