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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1931

Page

6

Colfax Fair Officials Elected at Ellenboro Meeting

Lenboro July 20 Colfax fair organizers elected A B Bushong J E Beam M E Bridges and others to lead the event this fall at Ellenboro. Committee chairs include Thurman Whitaker horticulture J A Martin livestock T C Spurlin and more with plans to enhance entertainment and exhibits.

Ellenboro A. B. Bushong Lenboro J. E. Beam M. E. Bridges Professor Curtis Bettie Greene Fred Harrill Thurman Whitaker J. A. Martin T. C. Spurlin A. S. Harrill Lou Maurice Chas. McKinney Curtis Price A. C. Hood Claude Blanton

Rutherfordton Park Opens with Community Picnic

Rutherfordton July 20 The Rutherfordton Woman's Club opened the city park with a Thursday evening picnic at 6 30 attended by the public. Mrs R E Price welcomed guests and turned the park over to the city. Mayor R R Flack accepted it in a brief speech. Mrs A A Williams entertained with readings as Kiwanis members joined the club. Men donated toward park expenses and pledged support with Kiwanian W Kecter leading community singing.

Rutherfordton Kiwanis Club Woman's Club W. Kecter

Ellenboro School to Open Next Monday

Ellenboro July 20 The Ellenboro High School will open for the Fall session Monday July 27 with bright prospects. The teachers include Prof Curtis Price principal first grade Miss Pearl Koon Lincolnton second grade Miss Velma Mayse Forest City third grade Mrs Curtis Price fourth grade Miss Lillian Street fifth grade Miss Ruth Anderson sixth grade Mrs John Smart seventh grade Miss Charlotte Teddar Shelby High school teachers Miss Elizabeth Rucker Mrs Eula Miller Miss Nancy Snyder A C Hood coach and high school teacher Prof A B Bushong agriculture and Miss Sue Koon home economics.

Ellenboro Ellenboro High School Sbright Curtis Price Pearl Koon Linlolnton Velma Mayse Forest City Lillian Street Ruth Anderson John Smart Charlotte Teddar Shelby Elizabeth Rucker Eula Miller Nancy Snyder A.C. Hood A. B. Bushong Sue Koon

Report of the Condition of Bostic Bank 1931

Report shows Bostic Bank Rutherford County North Carolina at close of business June 30 1931 with resources total 237 195 79 and liabilities 287 195 79 including capital stock 15000 surplus 20000 deposits 129 340 63 time certificates 30895 86 and cash items 112 65. Officials S C Gettys cashier C B Biggerstaff director N Washburn director sworn July 15 1931.

Bostic Bank Bostic North Carolina State OF Rutherford S. C. Gettys C. B. Big Eerstar N. Washburn Bostic Bank C. Gettys C. B. Biggerstaff E. N. Washburn J. B. Long N. P

Special Term of Criminal Court for Rutherford County

Governor Gardner calls a special term of the Rutherford county Superior Court to convene August 24 with Judge Cameron F. MacRae presiding to try criminal cases including the murder of Chief Austin A. Price of Forest City on June 6 1931. Fred Smart faces trial while court lines up other civil and criminal cases for three weeks of session and the county plans four term calendar annually.

Rutherfordton Superior Court Rutherford County Gardner Cameron F. MacRae Asheville Fred Smart Austin A. Price Forest City Smart Price Quinn, Hamrick & Harris J. Will Pless, Jr B. F. Jones R.R. Blanton C. 0. Ridlings Jas.l. Murphy Hickory Clyde R. Hoey Shelby Hoyle J. Link

Short Term Prisoners Sent to County Home for Farm Work

Some prisoners serving time of sixty days or less after July 1 have been sent to the County Home to help farm. They can be worked on the streets of incorporated towns, at the courthouse grounds or the county farm.

Court House

Hebrew Money and Babylonian Weights System

The Hebrew monetary system mirrored Babylonian weights with gold to silver valued at 1 to 13 and one half. This ratio prevailed across western Asia, indicating a regional standard for precious metal exchange.

Western Asia

Past depressions hint at coming boom in California real estate

Van Nuys real estate man Rockwell Smith analyzed 19th and early 20th century business downturns from 1857 to 1921. He notes each slide was followed by a boom, with the present downturn lasting about twenty months and a future rebound expected to begin, though timing remains uncertain.

Rockwell Smith van Nuys California Smith

A Western farmer urges dairy farming over cotton in WN Carolina

Brook Park Minn July 18 a Western North Carolina reader is advised that dairy farming is easier and more profitable. The letter suggests grass and pasture, hay crops including alfalfa timothy and clover, manure as natural fertilizer, and selling milk or cream. It promotesIrish potatoes to support cattle until pasture builds up and notes dairy income even at low cream prices.

Brook Park Minn North Caroina North Carolina A. W

Curtis Goode marriage in Ellenboro set for county notice

Ellenboro July 8 witnessed the marriage of Chivious Curtis and Miss Essie Goode. Essie Goode, daughter of John Goode, is a county teacher and Cliffside High School graduate. Chivious Curtis, son of Mr and Mrs Will Curtis, is a farmer. They will reside near Ellenboro after a brief wedding trip.

Ellenboro Chivious Curtis Essie Goode John Goode Fairview Cliffside High School Will Curtis

Forest City Couple Wed In South Carolina

Forest City couples Mr Childress and Miss Lula Henson were married in South Carolina last weekend. The report notes their prominent families and well wishes for their future. Mr and Mrs Lester Toms relocated to West End where Mr Toms will run the Forest City hatchery. Willie Graham of Chesnee visited J W Hill family. Miss Inez Glenn of Chesnee visiting two weeks with Miss Annie Mas Glenn.

Forest City R-2 Childress Lula Henson Community South Carolina Lester Toms West End Toms Willie Graham Chesnee J. W. Hill Inez Glenn Annie Mas Glenn

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