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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1930

Page

6

Hopewell Woman Ellenboro Death Ends Life at 56

Ellenboro radio reports Mrs. Sarah Effie Robbins aged 56 wife of John Robbins died at her home near Hopewell Methodist church last Wednesday. Funeral held at Mt Olive Baptist church Thursday two o clock with Rev. J D Hunt and Rev. Z D Harvill in charge. Interment Mt Olive cemetery. Survived by husband and nine children and four sisters Gatha Davis Malla Simms Belle Kanipe Jennie Horton. Pallbearers named Ernest Carpenter Edley Beam Paul Beam G S Guffey Brady Hoyle Robbins. Flowers by Levina Beam Jeanette Hamrick Ruby Madge Carpenter Ethel Willie Beam. She was a good mother and Christian neighbor.

Ellenboro Sarah Effie Robbins John Robbins Hopewell Methodist Church M Olive Baptist Church J. D. Hunt Z. D. Harvill Mt. Olive

Sulphur Springs News Briefs At Forest City

Rev. J A Brock filled his Sulphur Springs appointment and preached a sermon. The Tarltons visited, with Janet, and Rev Tarlton spoke Sunday evening. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Bailey and family, and the Hoppers hosted a party with games and candy. The infant son of Mr and Mrs W M Hopper, born May 31, was buried June 2, with Rev J A Brock in charge.

Forest City J.A. Brock Sulphur Springs W. V. Tarlton Janet Tarlton Wessinger Bailey Shelby Henry Mathis Nellie Hopper Alda Reid Ruby Hopper D. H. Kendrick W. M. Hopper J. A. Brock

Cane Creek News Union Mills Highlights Health and Rain

Mrs Norville is ill with friends hoping for quick recovery. Memorial at Camp Creek drew many from the area on a sunny day. Willard has regained health, farmers welcome last week’s rain as crops look clean and promising. The Morrison family and Whis rant hosted visitors Sunday evening. The Mille r wild twins of Mal Norville are ill.

Union Mills R-2 Norville Memorial Camp Creek Willard W. W. Morrison H. W. Whisrant Mal Nerville

Ramsour's Mill Battle Sesqui Centennial Plans Near

Lincoln ton plans for the Ramsour's Mill battle sesquicentennial celebration are nearly complete with expected record crowds. Hon Charles Jonas to speak, Rev W L Sherrill to present Col Francis Locke sketch. a marker unveiling and a large morning parade highlight the program, sponsored by the Jacob Forney chapter D A R.

Lincolnton Ramsour’s Mill Chas. Jonas W. L. Sherrill Charlotte Francis Locke Ramsay Mill Gay Lincoln Jacob Forney Daughters of the American Revolution

Bostic Wins Again In Rutherford County League Game

Bostic secured a 6 to 2 victory over Hollis club in Rutherford County league action on Saturday. Gold and Gunther pitched a tight game until the seventh inning as Bostic yielded six singles. Brady and Kirksey starred in the outfield. A league doubleheader at Ellenboro Saturday promises another hard fought matchup.

Bostic Scond Rutherford County Hollis Gold Gunther Brady Kirksey Bostie Ellenboro

Favorite Recipes of a Famous Chef from The Roosevelt Menu

The article presents two recipes attributed to a famed chef. The first is Salad ala Reine with onion parsley peppers olive oil vinegar sugar and salt, resting briefly before serving on lettuce. The second, Baked Fish Piedmont, layers potatoes and onions with haddock, then bakes with olive oil canned tomatoes and sugar until potatoes soften.

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Forest City firms seek local labor growth and patronage

A fragment from Forest City emphasizes the role of local business firms in employing workers and sustaining the business and industrial district. It urges loyalty cooperation and generous patronage to expand labor opportunities and improvements for the community.

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