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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1929

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New Baptist Pastor Comes to Caroleen

Rev and Mrs J A Brock move to Caroleen and assume leadership of Henrietta and Caroleen Baptist churches. Brock, formerly of Spartanburg, educated at Furman, begins revival meetings at Henrietta Church tonight at eight. He praises warm welcome and fellowship, and expects church growth under strong support from the communities.

Caroleen J. A. Brock Baptist Pastorium Brock Henrietta Spartanburg Furman University South Carolina Henrietta Baptist Church Courier Caroleen Baptist R. N. Childressy Arlington Street Baptist Church Rocky Mount

Fiddlers Convention to headline Cliffside event July 27

Cliffside residents look forward to a community gathering at Cliffside Hall on Saturday July 27 starting at 7 45 pm. The event features a Fiddler s Convention with music orchestras and prizes after the program. Local groups gather nightly for horseshoes behind the R H Haynes Memorial Building as clubs expand and interest in tennis grows with a second court under construction.

Cliffside Bessie Gregg Randolph Martin Shelby Illinois Clyde Edwards Ruth Edwards Mack Duncan Ralph Duncan Norfolk W. F. Duncan Harris R. R Haynes Cliffside Hall Harry Ingram Spindale M. C. Blanton Forest Hamrick E. B. Spangler Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Rutherfordton

Knights of Pythias Orphans To Give Program Here

The Knights of Pythias Orphans will present a program in town on July 30. At the next American Legion Post meeting on August 8 plans will be discussed for a big celebration on November 11. The program will include a negro quartet. attendance is urged.

Knights of Pythias American Legion

Excellent Musical and Novelty Numbers at Cool Springs

Knights of Pythias Orphanage Clayton children present a July 30 8:00 PM program at Cool Springs school auditorium. Mary Traynham Wyche directs a varied lineup of songs recitations skits and dances featuring local youths and groups including Shirley Boyte Mary Harris Martha Boyte Ruby Ellis Granville Draughon and John Hutchens with playful acts The Wishing Shop The Gossips and The Fairy Crew among others presented by the Girls and Boys clubs with local sponsors and performers.

Knights of Phythias Orphanage Clayton Cool Springs Rubenstein William Brooks Harris James Harris National Air Shirley Boyte Mary Harris Martha Boyte Ruby Ellis Hero Co. Draughon John Hutchens Jem‘ia the Blackbird Mary Alford Our Flower Friends Granville Draughon Gossips Fairy Crew Land of Spain Wishing Shop Gast Daddy Doe Shiley Mary Frances John James Haywood George Draughon Ollie Gillespie

Foot Bridge Urged At Southern Railway Underpass

Mr John Hamrick operator of Hamrick bus lines asks The Courier to spotlight the urgent need for a foot bridge at the Southern Railway underpass on Route 207 at Powell and King streets. The current bridge blocks view, cars and pedestrians share the span, and near accidents occur daily. A pedestrian bridge would improve safety and ease heavy foot traffic.

John Hamrick Hamrick Bus Lines Southern Railway Powell and King Streets

Ladies' Special Reduction in American Beauty Batiste

Horn's Cash Store advertises a limited sale offering American Beauty Batiste in fast colors at 35 cents.

Batiste Horn’s Cash Store

Methodist Church Services Sunday

The pastor returns from vacation and will be in the pulpit next Sunday morning. He enjoyed the rest and hopes worshippers are eager to attend. A cordial welcome to all who desire to worship with us. mm. F. Moore, Pastor.

Ellenboro Eyes Sale of Electric Light System

Ellenboro plans a special election to approve selling its electric light system and all related lines to the Public Utilities Company. The town values property at about 14000 dollars and election is expected around August 24 to decide the transfer.

Ellenboro Public F Teport Mooresboro

Late News From Florence Mills Social Roundup

Forest City reports the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haynes buried after stillbirth on July 2. Mr. Britt Hardin leaves for Los Angeles to work long term, with family to join later. Thelma Jones narrowly avoids serious injury after being struck by a timber on a mill gangway, likely to resume work next week. J B Hardin visits Shelby. G Lane of Hamilton Indiana and his mother visit. Fred Shytle of Kings Mountain visits the Shyde land family. Rev. John Clement and son Joseph of Colfax spend the night with D S Hardin family.

Forest City Ralph Haynes Britt Hardin Los Angeles California J. B. Hardin Shelby W. V. Hardin G. Lane Hamilton Ind Sallie Lane Campobello S. C Fred Shytle Kings Mountain G. W. Shydeland John Clement Joseph Colfax N. C D. S. Hardin

Bethany News Forest City July 23 Rev Epley Sermon

Rev Epley filled his regular appointment at Bethany to a large crowd. Farmers in this section near harvest, crops look fine. Misses Alda and Velma Reed of Spindale visited Mr and Mrs O T Morrow and attended a party at Mr Grover Morrows. Virgil Morrow hosted a party with many friends and music from a Victrola. Miss Lucy Morrow of Forest City with Charles Shehan visited Mr and Mrs Grover Morrow. Esther Morrow, recently discharged from Winston-Salem hospital, returned home much improved.

Forest City R-2 Epley Bethany Secion Alda Velma Reed Spindale T. Morrow Grover Morrow Virgil Morrow Lucy Morrow Charles Shehan Esther Morrow Winston-Salem

Birthday Surprise for Miss Pantha Smart in Gullside

Last Saturday a surprise party honored Miss Pantha Smart known as the Wayside Gang shut-in. Friends gathered at Mrs. G. C. Shuford’s home to celebrate with gifts and a drive after being escorted from her current location by B. E. Roach. She called it a great sunrise to her birthday and thanked everyone.

P. R. Greene Miss Smart Shuford Mrs. Shuford

Local Man Grows Fine Tomatoes

Mr. R. W. Carswell sent two superb tomatoes to The Courier weighing two and a half pounds total. The largest weighed one and a half pounds and the smaller one pound. He says these are undoubtedly the finest and largest tomatoes grown in Rutherford county and these two specimens are only samples from his garden.

R. W. Carswell Courier Office Rutherford County

Rutherfordton to host county sesquicentennial parade

Rutherfordton plans a two mile parade and citywide exhibits for the county sesquicentennial on August 16. Dr. Zeno Wall and Hon. Josephus Daniels will speak, with a historical float panorama from ox carts to present. Antiques, relics and old-time events prize cash awards.

Rutherfordton Fred Reh Washington Decorating Company Rocky Mount N.C David Lindsay Clarence Griffin Zeno Wall Shelby Josephus Daniels Raleigh News and Observer U. S. Navy Department Daniels Red County Club J. E. Berry Court House

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