Forest City Courier Readers Look Back at School and Faith
A reflective column in The Courier praises readers in Forest City for their loyal support and meanders through memories of Cliffside High commencement, family homes, and community life. It notes graduates, parental pride, and church events, inviting radio sponsorship to share the paper’s spirit.
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Cliffside High School
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World War Dead Honored in Rutherford County Services
Memorial services for Rutherford County World War Dead were held at First Baptist Church Sunday evening. Willis Towery Post American Legion of Forest City and Fred Williams Post of Rutherfordton decorated graves across seven townships. Speaker Rev J W Hoyle Jr delivered the memorial message as the Spindale Quartette sang and a bugler played Taps. Roy Nanney’s name appeared among the fallen.
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Rutherford County
First Baptist Church
Willis Towery Post
American Legion
Forest City
Fred Williams
Rutherfordton
W. L. Brown
God of Our Fathers
Spindale Quartette
Messrs
G. B. Howard
D. C. Cole
T. C. Hendrix
J. W. Starnes
Ayers
J. W. Hoyle, Jr
Rutherfordton Methodist Church
June issue of Amateur Radio Bulletin published
The June issue of The Amateur Radio Bulletin, published by Arval Alcock Theodore Alcock and George Tate, was mailed last week. It features an editorial page news notes on amateur radio work and a telegraph technique feature, with strong advertising across several states, and is printed monthly by The Forest City Courier.
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Amateur Radio Bulletin
Messrs
Arval Alcock
Theodore Alcock
George Tate
Forest City Courier
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at First Baptist Church
The regular business session of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will meet Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. in the choir room. Every member is urged to attend as important matters are to be discussed.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Courier News Editor Honored in 1931 Who in Genealogy
Clarence Griffin, editor of The Courier News and County Historian, is listed in the 1931 Who in American Genealogy by the Institute of American Genealogy in Chicago. The publication features biographical sketches of individuals whose historical and genealogical research in the United States and Canada is outstanding and meritorious.
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Clarence Griffin
Courier News
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Chicago
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United States
Canada
Flat Rock Pool to Open Friday with Free Swim
The Flat Rock Swimming Pool will open Friday with free swims for those who bring their suits. The facility has many new improvements and invites the public to visit and enjoy the revamped site.
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Flat Rock
Forest City Highs: A Progressive Southern Hub
Forest City North Carolina is presented as an ideal industrial and residential center in a promotional piece. It boasts favorable geography, three rail lines, abundant power and water, booming textile and allied industries, growing population, and active civic leadership including the mayor, aldermen, and Kiwanis. The article urges investment and relocation to Forest City, highlighting climate, land sites, and cooperative infrastructure as key draws.
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Forest City
North Carolina
Appalachian Ranges
United States
United States Bureau of Acdinitumal
Forest Irolina
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway
Kiwanis el
Forest City Courier
Kiwanis Club
Wwapin’ Club
Forest
Rutherford County
South
Death claims Barney Harrill in Forest City
Barney Harrill aged 54 died at home after a short illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 pm at First Baptist Church with Dr. W A Ayers in charge. Interment followed at Cool Springs cemetery. Floral offerings were arranged by the T E L Class of First Baptist.
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Forest City
Cool Springs
Barney Harrill
First Baptist Church
W. A. Ayers
Harrill
Forest
City
Mesdames R. K. Hollifield
J. L. Griffin
B. E. Hamrick
G. C. Hill
George Poteat
Annie Ware
A. H. McDaniel
Emma Kirby
J. B. Meares
G. M. Huntley
E. Alcock
Erlanger Man Robert R Summey Dies at 46
Robert R Summey of Erlanger died at his home Sunday after two years of illness and a treatment at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore for a nervous ailment. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Erlanger Methodist Church, with burial in Gaffney Cemetery, Gaffney, South Carolina. Survived by son and four other children, and brothers and sisters J W McKinney Forest City. E G Summey near Ellenboro. L M Summey Alexander. S A Summey Alexander. T A Summey Gastonia. He was a charter member and steward of Erlanger Methodist Church.
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Robert R. Summey
Erlanger
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Gaffney
S. C
Summey
J. W. McKinney
Forest City
E.G. Summey
Ellenboro
L. M
S. A. Summey
Alexander
T. A. Summey
Gastonia
Miss Ruth Doggett Graduates At Brenau
Gainesville Ga June 2 Miss Ruth Doggett daughter of Mr and Mrs B B Doggett of Forest City received the A B Degree from Brenau College Conservatory Gainesville Ga last Monday morning June 1 at the graduating exercises in the college auditorium The Baccalaureate address was by Dr William F Ogburn Professor of Sociology at the University of Chicago Eyelet batiste all colors Sourtney's Ten Cent Store
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Gainesville
Ruth Doggett
B. B. Doggett
Forest City
Brenau College Conservatory
William F. Ogburn
University of Chicago
J Payne Calls for United Citizens in Community Betterment
A local appeal urges residents to join hands for communal improvement, urging collective effort to make the area a garden spot of the south as envisioned by J Payne.
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J. Payne
Cool Springs Township Schools Report Record Year
Cool Springs Township schools closed the most successful year in the history of the district. Attendance averaged 95.1 percent across four elementary schools, with promotions between 80 and 92 percent. Seventh grade state exams showed pupils far above state averages, and a new school band began offering a public concert. Several teachers plan summer study, despite salary increments ending for two years. The Parent Teacher Association aided in feeding, clothing, and supplying books to students.
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Cool Springs Township
Cool, Springs Township
State Department of Education
the Courier
von King
Guy Vess
Pauline Br
John Blanton
Department of Education
Sumer
Parent-Teacher Association
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