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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
6
The Cliffside News reminds readers to leave news items subscriptions job ads and orders with Editor B E Roach at his Cliffside office for prompt attention.
Report of the Condition of the Haynes Bank at Avonaaie and Cliffside in North Carolina at the close of business June 30.
Messrs Lynch and Hicks teach Sunday School and BYP U under State Board supervision. Neighbors, visits, and travel updates from Badin to Forest City. Reports on hospital operations, bank statements, and a July 1922 note of local civic life include marriages, reunions, and a hospital recovery story. B E Roach thanks friends for support after illness and accident.
Rev A P Hicks filled Rev W K Collins place at Haynes Memorial church while working with the home board and an institute at Cliffside. Miss Alice Edwards returns from Boone summer school. John Henson of Haynes Mill Store resumes duties after vacation. Annie and Emma Sue Wilson visit Cliffside residents. Annie Fay Hunt visits Miss Lucile Fry. Mr and Mrs M S Bridges resign from Avondale exchange and move to Asheville for automotive firm work.
The Forest City Courier and The Atlanta Constitution are advertised together for a yearly subscription price of two dollars. Orders should be sent to The Courier.
Girls encampment leaves Rutherfordtow at 1 pm on the 26th for Chimney Rock with Chamber of Commerce buses and local trucks for return on the 20th. Buncombe camp same dates. Activities include basketry, flower making, swimming, and crafts. Fees cover conveyance and provisions. bring supplies, clothing, and games. Parents and clubs urged to join and prepare for a cooperative community event.
Lost dog, black and tan with white on every foot and a skin place on the end of the tail. Strayed away on Monday July 10. Notify J. P. Benson, Cliffside. 40-11.
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