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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
3
The Cliffside News appears connected to The Comside News rather than the Courier. This notice notes editorial links and publication naming variations affecting attribution and distribution.
Church notes report Sunday school attendance dips below 400 due to hot weather though 11 visitors and seven new members joined. Rev J A Hunnicutt and family leave for Bear Wallow cottage for two weeks. Wesley McMurry plans to preach for first time as a home-grown entrant to the ministry.
Pastor J A Hunnicutt wrapped up a weeks long revival with Rev E P White at Southern church Bath. Music school started with strong turnout and classes showing promise. Deacon T A Hampton mourned after brother killed in Easley S C crash. visitors traveled to Resteyi. Plans for B Y P U convention with theme Life's Crisis discussed.
Messrs George Shehan and Lester Duncan returned Friday from Charleston where they spent a week with relatives. Dorothy Gillespie of Magnolia Ark is visiting at W P Alexander's. W P Alexander and son Jack spent the weekend at Columbia with Robert Alexander and visited Duncan S C then returning with them to visit Taylor Alexander. John Lee Sherlin visits his uncle C E Keeter in Lincolnton. Vance Rollins and Mrs Rollins of Alexander spent Sunday with her parents J C Scruggs and wife.
Rev LD Harvill led a Sunday service at Race Path to a large crowd. Gladys Robinson visits Charlotte and Matthews NC. Owen Padgett guest of Fay Jolley. Belle Hawkins sails to Mt Pleasant for six weeks of summer school. Guests visiting S C Robinson include John Scoggins and Bert Crosby with F M Robinson from Philadelphia. Charlie Wall family of Durham visit Sid Wall. Mrs Wall recovering from hospital surgery.
Avondale notes list Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Freeman hosting and visiting friends. Miss Roberta Fisher from Morganton and Miss Lucille Fisher from Morganton stay with Mrs. G. L. Champion. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Bate Womick July 15. Local visitors include R. R. Freeman in Spartanburg and the Hawkins and Ward families in and around High Shoals. Birthday cake and lemonade celebrated Mrs. Champion with a W. M. A. gathering led by Mrs. Wes. Owana Hudson of Morganton also visited.
A short moral note by Robert E. Hicks urges kindness cooperation and goodwill as paths to happiness and success. The item advertises special prices on No 3 Sanitary tin cans from Farmers Hardware Co.
Forest City professor A C Lovelace and Sherman Tate visited town on Monday. Several residents, including Jesse McCurry and Ralph Crawford, plan trips to Georgia and Alabama via Charleston. Birth announced for Herbert Conley Yates Miller July 12. Numerous visits to relatives in Gaffney Shelby Rutherfordton and Guilford college linked to local families and hospital followups.
State College seed specialist Senta K Middleton notes certified seed ensures reliability though noncertified seed can disappoint. Examples include barley and oats with varietal mixes from volunteers, while one grower with 600 bushels of certified wheat last year met strong demand. Certification signals quality and allows slight price gains as alert farmers seek dependable seed sources.
Rutherfordton July 20 The Tryon Senior Union won the attendance banner at the Rutherford Polk Christian Endeavor Union convention held Friday at the Presbyterian church. Union Mills Junior union won best report for the past quarter. Next convention will be at Union Mills on October 2. Attendance was good. Rev I S McElroy of the local church gave an illustrated lecture on mission work in Japan after a picnic and business session.
A brief classified note from Farmers Hardware Co advertises a 50 foot garden hose complete with nozzle for 3 dollars 75 cents. The small ad highlights value and includes the seller’s name. Strong entities Farmers Hardware Co. 50 foot garden hose.
The Aix-la-Chapelle newspaper museum unveils what is claimed as the world’s largest collection, about 150000 papers. It includes curiosities from around the globe such as an Eskimo paper dating to the mid nineteenth century.
Local seller offers a good home at the most reasonable price and on favorable terms. The ad emphasizes solid value and a smooth sale process for interested buyers seeking a well priced property.
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