Prominent Rutherfordton Dentist to Wed in Alabama
Rutherfordton July 28 Dr J L Geer a leading local dentist will marry Miss Irene Kirby daughter of Mrs Houston Reid tomorrow at the bride’s home in Leighton Alabama From the Union S C correspondent of Spartanburg Herald we clip the following Thomas Hopkins Peake of Rutherfordton NC and Miss Elizabeth McMurry of Abbeville will marry August 6 the marriage a notable Abbeville social event Peake is the second son of Mr and Mrs S Frank Peake who recently opened a Rutherfordton business Mrs A A Williams Fort Valley GA Miss Marion Anderson Greenville SC and Mr Jay Carpenter spent the weekend at Montreal guests of Mr and Mrs H L Carpenter Miss Ellen Erwin returned Monday from Montreal where she has been on a three week vacation Mr Hugh Carpenter of inolis arrived Saturday for a visit to his parents The county officers are now located in the Hicks building next to the courthouse the Recorder has his office in the opera house over the Sun Printing office The August term of Superior court will be held in this building About twenty three pension applications from soldiers and widows have been sent to the State Board of Pensions which meets August 1 at Raleigh If the poultry flock is too expensive poultry experts at State College advise culling hens that have stopped laying
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Rutherfordton
J. L. Geer
Irene Kirby
Houston Reid
Leighton
Alabama
Union
S. C
Spartanburg
Thomas Hopkins Peake
N. C
Elizabeth McMurry
Abbeville
A. A. Williams
Fort Valley
Marion Anderson
Greenville
Jay Carpenter
Montreal
H. L. Carpenter
Ellen Erwin
Hugh Carpenter
Olis
J. K. Carenter
Hicks
Recorder
Opera House
Sun Printing Office
Superior Court
State Board of Pensions
Raleigh
Sulphur Springs Softball Notes From July Weekend
Forest City R-1 reports weekend visits by Marvin Eaves and the Hendersons of Charlotte. Bos tie defeated 6 to 4, Chesnee 3 to 4 loss, a 4 to 4 tie with Cliffside Avondale, and a 4 to 3 home win over Bostie. Upcoming games: Ellenboro host Thursday, team travels to Chesnee Friday and Cliffside Saturday to decide the tie.
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Forest City
R-1
Marvin Eaves
Max Henderson
Charlotte
Baxter Hopper
C. A. Hyder
Rutherfordton
W. F. Costner
Bostie
Chesnee
S. C
Cliffside- Avondale
Ellenboro
Cliffside
Sale of Property for City Taxes Forest City 1925
The following property within Forest City will be sold for taxes at the Rutherfordton courthouse on Monday September 7 1925 at 12 o clock. Charlie Beam two lots Davis and Weathers 1 78 Jess Jackson one house and fee 8 75 C M Yelton one house and lot Church street 18 04 D F Beachboard one lot East Main street 4 65 A L Lowrance 20 acres Alexander Road 20 50 W P Hardin City Tax Collector Pure fire stock is much better than wild cat stock says John A Arey fairy extension specialist.
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Forest City
Women Workers Face Dinner Dilemma In New Food Plan
A discussion on how working women can plan dinners amid busy schedules. Suggests evaporated milk as a pantry staple and offers simple recipes using potatoes, green pepper, and white sauce. Emphasizes home cooking over restaurant meals and stresses preplanned menus for efficiency.
Rural Carrier Hodge Dies 65? Actually Retires After Long Service
Mr G W Hodge aged 65 on Tuesday July 21 plans retirement after a career beginning April 2 1906. He drove one horse over 56 000 miles in ten years and has accumulated more than 133 000 miles on R F Ds. He served under six postmasters, four years as postmaster, one year as assistant postmaster and star route carrier, with his father also a long time star route carrier. He says he will retire.
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Rutherford Sun
GW. Hodge
Hodge
Mr. Hodge
Sam
Camping and Food Safety in Outdoor Recreation
Health guidance extols camping as ideal recreation but warns of food spoilage risk due to poor preservation in camps. Recommends evaporated milk as sterile, convenient, and pure milk for camp use with recipes for Tomato Soup Eggs and Cheese crackers.
Fragmented remark on sunlight and bones in baby growth
A quoted line discusses sunlight building bones and bodies for better babies, referencing a mother and child and implying rural beliefs about child health and development. The language is dated and ethnically charged, reflecting old discourse around race and parenting in a rural setting.
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Tom Tarheel
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Ruth
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Ruth Hollifield
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Henrietta
Alba
Fio
Toledo
Noah Bland
Lincolnton
J. L. Clay
Wilson Packing Co
W. L. Horn Overland Co
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