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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
17
Dr James A Palmer and Dr G C Hodgens provide eye care services at Farmers Bank on the third floor offering lenses and optical assistance to improve sight and comfort.
Physicians assert perfect purification of the system is foundational to health. Purify the entire system with Calotabs, taken once or twice weekly for several weeks. Calotabs are described as the greatest of all system purifiers. Family package with directions available at drug stores for 3 bits.
Wake Forest May 28 Rutherford County students at Wake Forest College graduation include Joe D Hamrick and C L Gillespie with eleven more Rutherford County peers. Honors list shows Gillespie Poet of Senior Class and Glee Club member while Hamrick serves as Prophet of Senior Class and holds multiple roles. Other Rutherford County students include K L Justice Wade B Matheney and several Padgets Forest City and Ellenboro residents.
Rutherford County pursues a model accounting system praised for clarity and flexibility. It tracks total appropriations, expenditures, and unexpended balances by district and project. Anson County officials observed the system in Rutherfordton, signaling possible adoption for Anson. The program also outlines weekly associational church meetings and public notices on county purchases and school transportation savings.
The Forest City Junior Music Club met May 25 from 4 30 to 5 30 p m for a party after a year under Miss Goggans. Miriam Green was elected president with Lita Jane Stainback as vp and Lila G King as secretary. A games program followed with a clothes pin race and a piano selection by Miss Ruby Moore. Pink and white ice cream, cake, and candy were served.
A large number from Mooresboro attended Cliffside commencement exercises last week. Meredith Hawkins, formerly at Mars Hill College, returned home for summer. Mrs. Arthur Lawings and children move to Shelby for a room fixer position. S C Robinson hosted guests including Herbert Paris and family from Spartanburg at dinner. Ophelia Hames, student nurse at Shelby Hospital, visited her parents. Roy Greene and family of Alexander visited Jolley home. Mrs. Bronner Robinson is recovering well. Hambrick Wood family from Avondale visited Champion home. Robert Greene moved to Henrietta for work at Henrietta Mills.
Rutherford County faces annual losses from dam age and theft on county trucks while awaiting a July first completion of a modern fireproof county garage. The county school tax stands at 60 cents per hundred dollars, second lowest in the tenth district, with Buncombe at 55 cents. The board aims to avoid tax increases while noting 76 buses, 285 white teachers, 40 colored teachers, about 12,500 school age children, and annual pupil growth of 400 to 500.
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