Chautauqua Opens in Forest City With Fine Five Day Run
Crowds attend the Redpath Chautauqua in Forest City for a five day stay. The town praises the program and the Woman's Club for ticket sales. Highlights include the Jugo Slavic orchestra, Dr Hilton Ira Jones on Science and the Future, Faubel entertainers, Laurant Company, Julian B Arnold on Arabian Nights, Give and Take, and the Colonial Harp Company with The Shepgests Dros lauded as among the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath Chautauqua
Forest City
Redpath
Woman's Club
Hilton Ira Jones
Jones
America
Faubel
Laurant Company
Julian B. Arnold
Chicago Lyric Singers
Wm. Rainey Bennett
Fox Hunters Meet in Blue Ridge Club Gathering
The Blue Ridge Fox Club held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening with about fifty members present. Mr C C Moore presided as new members were admitted. The next meeting is set for the first Tuesday in July at the Mooresboro schoolhouse with refreshments promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Fox Club
C. C. Moore
Mooresboro
Correction on Miss Blanton’s Forest City diploma
A correction notes that Miss Reba Blanton’s diploma was accidentally dropped from the basket during presentation. The error went unnoticed until diplomas were distributed. Blanton, a top student, graduated with eighteen units. J. W. Eaks, Supt.
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Reba Blanton
Miss Blanton
Forest City High School
J. W. Eaks
Cliffside Banquet Highlights Local Sales Team Event
Cliffside Mills Store entertained its sales force and guests at a May Tuesday banquet. J. G. Roach acted as toastmaster, with talks by Z. O. Jenkins and Clyde A. Erwin, plus a key sales address by McClain of National Cash Register. The event emphasized cooperative salesmanship for Cliffside and region. Dr Ron J. Jones spoke at the Kiwanis meeting on chemical actions of the body and community mind control. Dr. Jones urged collective thinking to grow the community and noted a scenic highway dispute affecting Cliffside and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliffside Mills
Cliffside High School
J. G. Roach
Z. O. Jenkins
Clyde A. Erwin
McClain
National Cash Register Company
Roach
Cliffside
Forest City Announces Summer School Start June 8
Forest City outlines summer programs to make up missed work for ill or absent pupils. A. C. Finch teaches high school and seventh grade makeups, with new departments planned for next year. Miss Bertha Jones and Miss Mary Long lead intermediate and primary grades, six weeks tuition set at six dollars.
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Forest City
Havng
A. C. Finch
Bertha Jones
Mary Long
Fathers Day Service at Forest City Methodist Church
Next Sunday, June 7, Fathers Day will be observed at Forest City Methodist Church. Pastor Dr. Ware will preach a sermon appropriate to fathers. All are invited to attend and join in prayerful expectation for the greatest good to the greatest number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City Methodist Church
Dr. Ware
Walker Collins Wedding At Home Of Bride Last Saturday
Mr Benj F Collins and Miss Les Ella Walker wed at the bride's home last Saturday at 4 pm Squire J B Long officiated The couple will live with the groom's mother on West Main Street The bride is described as an attractive young lady and Collins, nicknamed Red, is a well known contractor of this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. F. Collins
Les Ella Walker
Squire J. B. Long
W. Main Street
Mr. Collins
Fine Peaches From Dr McCall At New Davi Place
Dr C S McCall known as Farmer McCall recently bought the Davi place and sent a sack of the year's first fine peaches to the editor. The peaches are luscious and the doctor enjoys a thriving country home with a garden, fruits, vegetables, and his cow. He is noted for his farming skill as much as his dentistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. McCall
Forest City Plans Summer School For High Schoolers
Forest City announces a summer school for high school students with eight dollars a subsest or four dollars per term failce. The summer session aims to help students catch up back work and features top teachers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Lowrance Street News Highlights Birthdays Death and Marriages
Forest City welcomes Frank Settlemire family and S M Wingate back on Lowrance street. Rebecca Hutchins visits aunt D A York near Shelby. Harold McDaniel dies at 21 months. Frank Collins and Leila Walker wed at Walker home. Mrs A B Hutchins hosts birthday gathering with spring trip and gin. Warren on sick list.
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Mr. Frank ‘Settlemire
Forest City
S. M. Wingate
Lowrance Street
Preston McDaniel
Harold
Frank Collins
Leila Walker
Wade Walker
G. P. Warren
A. B. Hutchins
Special dress sale and tubs at local stores
Ladies can find the best stocks to select from, best styles and best values in our line of dresses. Come and see for yourself. The Fair Store, Forest City, N. C. Special sale of tubs and buckets at Courtney's Ten Cent Store on Saturday and Mond.
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the Fair Store
Forest City
N. C
Courtney
New Courthouse Drive Highlighted By Rutherford Court
Rutherfordton June 2 Officers captured a 75 gallon copper still near Rock Springs church Chim ney Rock Township. About 400 gallons of beer were also taken. Two men were found aiding whiskey production and arrested. Grand Jury urged a new courthouse or repairs as the current building is unsafe. County Physician Dr J C Twitty launches typhoid and diphtheria prevention June 2 through July. Sheriff Hardin took four prisoners to State prison in Raleigh for burglary: J J and W A Thomas Tom Mode and Heslie Jackson. Rutherford County Bar Association praised Judge John M Oglesby for his justice. Mrs Thomas Jenkins aged 98 known as Aunt Peshie died near Henrietta. She was born in 182? and had been ill seven years.
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Rutherfordton
Rock Springs Church
Chimney Rock
Criminal Court
J. C. Twitty
W. C. Hardin
Raleigh
J. J
W. A. Thomas
Tom Mode
Heslie Jackson
Rutherford County Bar Association
John M. Oglesby
Thomas Jenkins
Peshie
Henrietta Monday
Death of 22 Month Old Harold Lee McDaniel
Harold Lee McDaniel, 22 months, the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McDaniel, died Sunday afternoon of meningitis. He was buried Monday at Cool Springs cemetery, with Rev. W. R. Ware presiding. He is survived by two sisters, four brothers, his mother and father. Floral offerings were noted. sympathy extended to the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lee McDaniel
P. H. McDaniel
Cool Springs
W.R. Ware
Dogs Vaccinated at Reinhardt Drug Store
Vaccination event offers dog shots for a fee of 1.00 at Reinhardt Drug Store. Bring pets to receive vaccines during the stated period.
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Reinhardt Drug Store
Dr Ayers Returns From Raleigh College Meetings
Dr W A Ayers has returned from Raleigh where he attended State Mission Board and Meredith College trustees meetings. Meredith and Wake Forest each had large graduating classes this year. Miss Mary Ayers and James Paddett, a Wake Forest student, accompanied them. Dr Ayers will preach next Sunday morning and night and urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ayers
Raleigh
State Mission Board
Meredith College
Wake Forest
Meredith
Mary Ayers
James Padgett
Ayers
Local Civil Engineer J J Miller Opens Forest City Office
Mr J J Miller a civil engineer and surveyor formerly with Carolina Engineering Co has opened offices in the Moss Building and will locate permanently in Forest City. A university graduate with nine years in his field he helped with water and sewer projects in the city and will move his family here soon.
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J. J. Miller
The
Carolina Engineering Co
Moss
Forest City
Miller
Mrs T M Green Passes Sudden Death at Home
Mrs T M Green died suddenly at her Sunshine Road home after a long heart disease battle. Surviving are husband four children a sister and other relatives. funeral services were held at Concord church with Eastern Star rites at the grave.
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T. M. Green
Martin Homstead
Sunshine Road
Green
Baron Harvill
Concord Church
Order of Eastern Star
Messrs
Lewis and
Deumont Green
Anna Belle Noggle
Goforth
Isaac Hollifield
Bostie
Rev
D. Harrill
Eastern Star Order of
Forest City
Forest City marks end of school year with consolidations
Forest City closes one of its most successful school years with graduation exercises led by Dr. W. H. Fraser of Queen's College. The district consolidates Bostic Alexander Mt. Pleasant Pleasant Grove to Forest City, increasing high school enrollment by 25 percent. Four new courses agriculture home economics commercial and music will be added next year. A new high school building will boost Forest City Cool Springs Township to top state standards in equipment.
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Forest City
W. H. Fraser
Queen’s College
Bostic
Alexander
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant Grove
Cool Springs Township
Cyclone Auction Company Buys Extensive Holdings
Cyclone Auction Company reports major acquisitions in Hendersonville and Henderson County including valuable business property near the courthouse for about 75000, a 21 room and a 10 room house, several vacant lots, 100 acres of land between Hendersonville and Asheville, and 140 acres at Bearwallow church on Hickory Nut Gap road. A big lot sale is planned in Shelby around June 18, and a recent sale included the Covington home on West Main Street to Editor Alcock of The Courier. The firm anticipates more large land sales in the county soon.
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Hendersonville
Henderson County
Cyclone Company
Asheville
Bearwallow Church
Hickory Nut Gap
Rutherford County
Ashevill
Shelby
Covington
West Main Street
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Duke
Pete
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Tar Heel
Kiwanis Club
Hiron J. Jones
Dr. Jones
Mr. Moroney
Redpath’s
Dr. Duncan
Spartanburg
Chesnee
Henrietta
Avondale
Caroleen
Thos. G. Stone
R. R. Howes
Walker-Collins
Lowrance Street News
Thomas York
Emma
Near Shelby
Rebecca Hutchins
M. C. Heffner
Cowpens
S. C
Mrs
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DR. Ayers
Mrs. T. M. Green
Cyclone Auction Company
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