Caroleen to Get New Bank Building Near Store
Caroleen plans a brick bank building with limestone front to begin as early as next week. Contractor J W Campbell of Charlotte, who built Forest City’s bank, will oversee the $8000 structure 25 by 60 feet one story with basement and oak and birch interior finishing. The Caroleen Savings Bank, started June 20 1910 with 9000 capital, now operates under Farmers Bank & Trust Co Forest City.
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Caroleen
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
J. W. Campbell
Charlotte
Forest City
Caroleen Savings Bank
J. H. Thomas
G. S. Hawkins
B. J. Dobbins
Caroleen Bank
W. W. Smith
B. B. Doggett
People Land
J. F. Alex
B.B. Doggett
J. Hamas
K. S.nner
L. V. Lee
G. P. Reid
Shier
B. H. Long
R. E. Biggerstaff
J. F. Alexander
T. R. Padgett
J. R. Moore
W. R. Harrill
C. Moore
A. V. Hamrick
C. M. Holland
T. B. Lovence
K.S. Tanner
Hugh F. Little
L.V. Lee
J.W. Smith
Atherford County
Caroleen Timore
MATHIS Dead At 58 In Greenville
S Mathis 58 of Greenville died last week at Odd Fellows Home. He served Fellows' Home several years and was well regarded for his many fine qualities. Funeral services were lengthy with thousands attending the interment at Weeland Cemetery.
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S. Mathis
Greenville
Hener
Mr. Mathiree
Weeland
Funerss Sion
Caro leen News Highlights Local Events and Returns
Miss Ruth Higgins and Miss Emily Hollifield return from the North Carolina College for Women where Higgins graduates this year. Memorial services were held at the new cemetery Sunday. Eleven converts are baptized at the church on Tuesday following revival meetings. Caro leen residents attend the Avondale tent meeting. B Y P U members hosted a social last Saturday at Miss Wilma Stainaker’s home. John Whitesides Simmons Lynch Leon Frye and Lewis Francis spent the weekend in Concord. Robert Poole returns from Wake Forest where he studied last term. W C Lynch visited town last week.
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Ruth Higgins
Emily Hollifield
North Carolina College
Higgins
Avondale
Wilma Stalnaker
John Whitesides
Simmons Lynch
Leon Frye
Lewis Francis
Concord
Robert Poole
Wake Forest
W. C. Lynch
Spindale Nip Cliffside In Close Diamond Duel
A strong Spindale home game versus Cliffside ended 6 5 after a ninth inning rally. Millwood drove in three with a three bagger as Spindale overcame a Cliffside 5 2 deficit, with Jones and Nanney contributing key plays. Poteat and Hovis held on the mound with 7 and 2 innings respectively. Miss Ruth Ellis hosted a party while Dr Albert Cline opened a Gilkey dentistry office on the second floor of the Office Building.
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Cliffside
Jones
Nanney
Hardin
Howard
Hovis
Poteat
Williams
Millwood
Spindale
Spindale Millwood
Higgins
Lynch
Cagle
Bland
Padgett
Splawn
Lancaster
Ruth Ellis
Albert Cline
Gilkey
Presbyterian Services by Rev J E Robinson in town and Bostic
Rev J E Robinson of Yadkinville preached two good sermons at the Presbyterian church here last Sunday morning and night and conducted an afternoon service in Bostic.
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J. E. Robinson
Yadkinville
Presbyterian Church
Bostic
Dollar Days Penny Jar Winner in Forest City
Mr B G Donahoo of Forest City won the Dollar Days guessing contest with 2062 against 2059 pennies in the jar. Flora Halbert and G C Webb were within four points, L D Allen and R L Bogan tied for third at 2064, and L B Moore had 2065. Prizes included a ten dollar gold piece from merchants and year subscriptions from The Courier. The event drew visitors and strong trade, with pennies on display at the Farmers Bank and guesses recorded by Mrs E Alcock and Mrs C B Green. The Courier thanks participants and reports growing subscriptions and renewed faith in the county paper.
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B. G. Donahoo
Forest City
Donnahoo
Flora Halbert
G. C. Webb
L. D. Allen
R. L. Bogan
L. B. Moore
Courier
J. C. Harrill
W. P. Watkins
Farmers Bank
E. Alcock
C. B. Green
the Courier
Birth Announcement for Frank Gamble's Son
A fine boy was born to the wife of Mr. Frank Gamble on June 7. Mr. Gamble serves as foreman at Florence Mills.
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Frank Gamble
Gamble
Florence Mills
Second Primary Set in Rutherford County Soon
After widespread urging, notices filed for runovers in Rutherford County. J. E. McFarland seeks Representation, C. M. Holland for Commissioner, and W. W. Nanney for Board of Education, triggering a second primary on Saturday July 1. Vote tallies show Wilkins leads Representation, Harris tops County Commissioner, Gettys leads Board of Education with Nanney close behind.
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J. E. McFarland
C. M. Holland
W. W. Nanney
Board of Education
McFarland
T. J. Wilkins
Wilkins
W. G. Harris
Plato Gettys
Wiseman
J. M. Calton
W. W. Naneny
Mr. Nanney
Mr. Calton
W.C. Hardin
Sheriff Benson
Benson
Auto License Time: Renewal Tags Due by June 30
Vehicle owners must buy new license tags by June 30. State notices target those who owned cars last year, with fees based on horsepower from 12.50 for 24 hp or less up to 40 for 35 hp plus. Hire car fees are 50 percent higher. Sheriff Benson holds additional application blanks.
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Department of State
Benson
Henrietta News Highlights and Obituary
Henrietta notes guests visit Asheville and Louisville relatives. Alma Whitaker joins Henrietta Mills Store No 1. Local social items mention Lillian Belk Sallie Wacaser and others. Death of Celia Baber at nearly seventy five, survived by three daughters and two sons, funeral held Monday at Sunrise.
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Celia Baber
Lattra Baber
Jennie Hightower
Greenville
Effie Mace
Wilminton
N. C
Ed. Baber
Gordon Baver
Sunshine
West End News Local Moves and Travels Report
Mr J P Williamson of the Carolina Motor Co made a business trip to Charlotte Monday. Miss Ethyl Robinson of Trinity College is at home for her racé graduation. Mr Robert Long returned to Chimney Rock this week to work with the Chimney Rock Co. Mr GW Long Jr motored to Chimney Rock last Sunday. Mrs Alpha Cole has moved into a new bungalow in West End. Mr and Mrs P L Marks are all led to Asheville Monday and will return. Mrs George Sinclair is very sick this week and friends wish her a speedy recovery. D M Carver remains very sick. The community met at his home Monday to read sermons and express appreciation for his kindness.
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H. R. Camnitz
C. F. Alcock
Forest City
Asheville
Louisville
Alcock
Camnitz
Alma Whitaker
Near Bostic
Henrietta Mills
No. 1
John Tabor
Elma Scoggins
Mooresboro
Perry Wiseman
Rutherford Hospital
J. P. Williamson
Carolina Motor Co
Charlotte
Ethyl Robinson
Trinity College
Robert Long
Chimney Rock
Chimney Rock Co
GW. Long, Jr
Alpha Cole
West End
P. L. Marks
George Sinclair
D. M. Carver
Carver
Newell Dwight
Betterment Club Ticket Drive Boosts Redpath Chautauqua
The Betterment Club sells 500 underwriters tickets with 50 percent share on sales over that amount. Season tickets cost 2.50 for adults and 1.25 for children, with priority for buyers who help meet a 1,750 dollar gross. The program opens with a 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. lineup featuring Nev in Concert Co. Gretchen Cox, J F Caveny, Edward Amherst Ott, Stephani Schutze, Hughie Fitzpatrick, Sydney Greenbie, Bernice Van, and the National Male Quartets.
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Betterment Club
Reds
Blues
Jay
Redpath
Messrs
W. M. Young
E. T. Sparling
Mr. Young
Nevin Concert Co
Nevin Concert Company
J. F. Caveny
Gretchen Cox
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Fair Price Commission
Caroleen News
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Presbyterian Services
Rutherford
Desperado
James Jenkins
Gertrude McMann
Omaha
Nebraska
H. E. Boyd
Gus Grimes
Boyd
Michael Collins
Henrietta News
Lowrance
Spartanburg Road
Human Interest
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National Male Quartet
Hughie Fitzpatrick
Pacific Triangle
Sydney Greenbie
Bernice van
Kublic Company
Burbank
H. A. Adrian
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