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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

13

Spindale Firm to Handle Durant Cars

Spindale opens Durant car dealership with D. & D. Motor Company led by Max Dobbins and Frank Doggett former Lake Cherokee motor staff. George Simmons oversees repair shop in connection with sales. The venture aims to bring reliable Durant service to Rutherford County.

Spindale Firm Durant Spindale D. & D.* Motor Company Durant Motors Max Dobbins Frank Doggett Lake Chevrolet Motor Company Rutherfordton George Simmons Cliffside Messrs Dobbins and Doggett

Joseph Gittings Dies in Ellenboro Age 52

Joseph Gittings 52 died at his Ellenboro home Saturday June 2 after heart trouble. Funeral at Ellenboro Presbyterian Church June 3 at 5:30 p.m. Rev. C C Huston officiated. Interment Rutherfordton Cemetery with Rev. R E Gentle leading the committal. Survived by widow Emma Johnson of Raleigh and daughter of late D T Johnson of Raleigh. Gittings, born in Bristol England, raised Cincinnati, worked Rock Island Railroad, assistant general passenger agent at Fort Worth before resigning due to ill health. At death he was appraiser for the Federal Land Bank of Columbia S C. He served in civic and church life. Episcopal. Mr and Mrs Fred Culbreth and children of Shelby visited.

Ellenboro Joseph Gittings Ellenboro Presbyterian Church C. C. Huston Rutherford Fort Worth Texas Federal Land Bank of Columbia S. C Episcopal Church

Woman's hand severely poisoned with Paris Green

Spindale June 12 Mrs J W Starnes of this place is suffering from an unusual infection. While gardening she developed blisters on her hands from a garden implement and later dusted plants with Paris Green. The poison dust infected the injuries and required hospital care. A peculiar poisonous infection developed and by Tuesday there was doubt about her arm recovery.

Montford Cove Winsley Families Attend Memorial Service

Nealsville reports busy weed killing after a week of good weather. Miss Glenn Harris leaves for Hickory to attend summer school. Vick Harris and family along with Mrs. J. P. Wilkerson and others attend memorial services and unveiling of Mr. B. F. Tate's monument by the W. O. W. Order at Providence church in McDowell county. Mrs. E. C. Harris and daughters are mentioned among attendees.

Nealsville R-1 Glenn Harris Hickory Vick Harris J. P. Wilkerson Jones Harris B. F. Tate W. O. W. Order Providence Church McDowell County E. C. Harris

Fire destroys home of local resident near Spindale

Jeff Alexander, a colored resident near Spindale, lost his home to a fire starting from a defective stove flue about 11:30 Thursday night. He, his wife, and four children escaped in their night clothes with only a pair of overalls and a coat. The insured loss runs around $800, and Forest City businesspeople have offered aid. Alexander, employed by H. L. Kanipe, is well known locally.

Jeff Alexander Spindale Jeff Forest City H. L. Kanipe

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The Courier Glenn and Nelle A. R. Hemphill Glenwood L. D. Hemphill Stancil Nanney Old Fort Boyd Hull John Adams Belmont T. J. Adams Oseph Gittings Fred Culbreth Shelby W. L. McBrayer Paris Montford Cove MR. J Efird’s Chain Sale Mommie Silk Pongee Silk Kotex George Sheeting Coty New York Momme EFIRD
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