Rutherford County Singing Convention at Shiloh July fifth Sunday
The Forest City Courier reprints notice for Rutherford County Singing Convention meeting Shiloh church on the fifth Sunday in July. Program lists Welcome, responses, invocations, seven choirs to perform, each given up to thirty minutes, dinner break, and visiting choirs invited to sing. Organizers expect congregational singing and participation from Shiloh Holly Springs Adaville Mt View Broad River Sulphur Springs Bethany choirs.
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Rutherford County Singing Convention
Shiloh Church
L. S. Nash
Robin
Holly Spring
E. Roberts
Mr. View
Shiloh_ch
Holly Springs Choir
Adaville
Mt. View
Broad River
Sulphur Springs
Bethany
Forest City Colored Boys Lose 10 1 to Marion Team
A local baseball game ended in a 10 to 1 defeat for Forest City’s colored team at home against Marion’s fast colored team last Saturday. The Forest City players vow a different story in their next meeting.
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Forest City
Tean
Marion
Cobb on the Corn for a Change
Messrs R W Carswell R K Holtifield and M M McCurry local Republican aspirants for the postmask ship at Forest City Went to Gastonia last Saturday to take the examination Mr McCurry was taken ill and was unable to take the examination but the other two went through with it Mr McCurry tells the Courier that he will try to take the examination at a late date The appointment will most likely go to the one setting the endorsement of the County Executive Committee W C Blanton who has given universal satisfaction will step down in September to make way for the Republican appointee.
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R. W. Carswell
R. K. Holtifield
M. M. McCurry
Forest City
Gastonia
W. C. Blanton
Local notes on visits, births, and church youth group
Miss Gertrude Fanning of Langley S C visits relatives in town for a week or more. Several locals return from Bishopville and Ellington to visit families. Industrial meeting at Black Mountain inspired attendees from Caroleen. Junior B Y P A organized at the Baptist church. Birth announced for Claude and wife Agnes Phillips. Local children Gerard and LeRoy Lipscomb return home from Blacksburg S C after a week with grandparents.
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Gertrude Fanning
Langley
S.C
M. B. Mahaffee
H. R. Camnitz
Camnitz
C. E. Alcock
Bishopville
S. C
Ellington
D. C
K. B. Pratt
Castle
Pratt
B. C. Whitehead
Spartanburg
Black Mountain
Caroleen
T. B. Stevenson
W. S. Moore
D. C. Calvin Robert Dillard
C. G. Moorehead
C. F. Weese
C. J. McMahan
Tom Moore
Graham Hamrick
Perry Haynes
C. B. Wiseman
Charles ‘Steadman
Norwood
Rutherford Hospital
Virginia Graham
Carolee
Cornelia Graham
Peabody Institute
Baptist ‘Church
Henry Biggerstaff
Hill Street
Claude Phillips
Agnes McBrayer
Fred McBrayer
Rutherfordton
Gerard
LeRoy Lipscomb
Z. C. Smith
Blacksburg
Mr R T Bratton Dies In Zardleen at 65
Mr R T Bratton, former head of the Directors House at Zardleen for two years, died Monday at 11 o'clock after a stomach cancer illness. He was 65 and unmarried, survived by sister Mary B Armistead and brothers Dr L B Bratton and John Bratton of Atlanta. Burial planned in Atlanta. he was a Presbyterian with many friends.
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R. T. Bratton
Zardleen
Bratton
Mary B. Armistead
L. 2. Bratton
John Bratton
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
Atanta
A Fine Girl Born to Local Couple on Tuesday
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J D uink on Tuesday July 11 in the community. The birth adds joy to the family as relatives greet the new arrival.
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J. D
Development plans eyed for Rutherfordton land in Forest City
Mr W A Harrill of Rutherfordton has optioned about sixty acres of Dr McBrayer land on West Main Street Forest City. Plans for development are not finalized but a deal, if carried through, could greatly benefit the city. Local business leaders urged to engage. Forest City offers prime location and rail access for growth.
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W. A. Harrill
Rutherfordton
Dr. McBrayer
Main ‘Street
Forest City
Price Family Joins J M Price & Son in Forest City
Mr V R Price and family relocate to Forest City after taking a position with J M Price & Son in this city. Price plans to move to a Broadway home, and The Courier welcomes him, predicting he will thrive with the enterprising firm.
K P meets Monday night Knights of Pythias No 82
The local lodge No. 82 Knights of Pythias calls a Monday night meeting of importance with refreshments. Urges all members to attend and warns about saving money by buying galvanized roofing from Flack Hardware Co. Promotes Tanlae by Reinhardt Drug Co.
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Knights of Pythias
Flack Hard*ware Co
Ren e B Sterling marks 50 years teaching at 81
In Little Rock Arkansas Mrs Rene B Sterling, age 81, has just completed fifty years of teaching in the public schools. She began in 1872 and an estimated 6,000 pupils have passed through her classes.
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Little Rock
Ark
Rene B. Sterling
Path
Strayed Dogs Seeks Reward at Chimney Rock North Carolina
325.00 reward offered for two dogs one white with a lemon ear spot near the tail root and a white and black spotted female. Owners H. E. Sanders located at Chimney Rock North Carolina.
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H. E. Sanders
Chimney Rock
N. C
Tanlac Proclaimed People's Medicine by Reinhardt Drug Co
Reinhardt Drug Co promotes Tanlac as the people's medicine and credits the public with its popularity, calling it a remedy trusted by many and widely used. The release emphasizes consumer adoption and the product’s standing in the community.
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Reinhardt Drag Co
Tanlac
Reinhardt! Drug Co
Fore and Save: Flack Hardware Roofing Deal
Galvanized roofing at Flack Hardware Co. save five cents per square. Buy a fore and spend the difference on roofing needs.
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Flack Hardware Co
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