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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1925

Page

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Flapper Grandmother musical at Wayne P Sewell Lyceum

A delightful home talent production titled The Flapper Grandmother will be staged Friday in the school auditorium under Miss Shelton’s direction. The comic play features a large cast, lively songs, and wholesome humor, with reserved seats available and admission 35 cents for children, 50 cents for adults, 75 cents for reserved seats.

Shelton Wayne P. Sewell Lyceum Company Atlanta Georgia South Dorothy Turner Margaret Mears Mattie Mills Mary Leslie ‘Thomas Jean Duncan Dorothy Wilkie Winnifred Gray Lynette Gibson Marcith Cliffside Peoples Drug Store

Ford Car Stolen and Recovered Near Methodist Church

The car owned by Clarence Morris was stolen the night of February 22 from in front of the Methodist church. C K McDaniel and Ed Smart quickly organized a search along Highway No 20 and found the Ford abandoned on the road to Bob Harrill’s farm. The thief, with a flat tire, fled the scene leaving the switch key in place. Bloodhound help would likely have captured the suspect, according to the report.

C. K. ‘McDaniel Ed. Smart Clarence Morris Morris Bob Harrill

Educational Night at Kiwanis Club Highlights

A Kiwanis meeting featured an Educational Night with strong attendance and a broad program. Endorsements covered limiting State Highway Commission members to nine, and a joint program with Rutherfordton Forest City Shelby clubs set for April 9. Dr. Ayers noted 80 percent college entrants may be atheistic without early home and school training. speakers urged Bible reading and moral training in schools.

Kiwanis Club State Highway Commission Messrs. Page Kistler Rutherfordton Forest City Shelby Duncan Ayers J. W. Eaks Dr. Ware J. R. Moore Minish Shelton J. M.J. Edwards The Crack School

Residence Fire Destroys Mills Home Near Cool Springs

The residence of Vico Mills, a Black man, near Cool Springs cemetery burned last Saturday morning. Practically nothing was saved and the loss is heavy. Local authorities reported the fire and loss in a brief notice.

Vico Mills Cool Springs Cemetery

Forest City Wins County Title Shot After Ellenboro Loss

At the Fair Grounds Forest City defeated Ellenboro 26 to 10 to earn a place against Rutherfordton for the county championship. Dorsey and Sherrill sparked a second quarter surge as Forest City led 14 to 7 at half. Ellenboro managed 3 points in the final period while Forest City scored 12. The championship game is set for Saturday night March 7 at Spindale with the silver loving cup at stake. Lineups include Forest City Iagerey Bridges Dorsey Smart Sherrill Wilks Allen and subs Harrill Moore Referee Smith.

Fair Grounds Ellenboro Basketballeam Forest City Dorsey Sherrill Ellenboro Rutherfordton Spindale Iagerey Bridges Dorsey Smart Sherrill Wilks Allen Harrill Moore Smith

Hollifield and Mrs Lee wed in Rutherfordton

Rutherfordton February 28 Charles Hollifield and Mrs Reuben Lee were married Wednesday night at the bride's home by Rev M A Adams. The groom is a well known young man and the bride is the widow of former Officer Reuben Lee, who was killed years ago.

Rutherfordton Chas. Hollifield Reuben Lee M. A. Adams

Miller Miller and Ruth Green Wed in Tryon Home

Rutherfordton Feb 28 Collett Miller Jr and Miss Ruth Green of Tryon were married at the bride's parent home in Tryon Mr and Mrs Terrell Green. The bride is educated and beloved by many while the groom is the son of A F Miller of Rutherfordton.

Rutherfordton Collett Miller, Jr Ruth Green Tryon Terrell Green Miller A. F. Miller

Florence Mill News Health and Obituary Sketch

Flu illness spreads through the area with several residents ill and minor burns reported. Funeral of Mr James Gee, longtime Forest City resident now of Rutherfordton, held at Missionary Methodist church with Rev L M Epley and Rev C J Goforth officiating. Body laid to Pleasant Grove cemetery. Attendees included Miss Myrtle Sisk and others. birthday dinner for Mrs. Curtis, age 82, celebrated at Ben Curtis home.

James Gee Gee Forest City Rutherfordton Missionaryethodist Church L. M. Epley C. J. Goforth Pleasant Grove Myrtle Sisk Walter Sisk Plato Sisk Laxton Hardin Spurgeon Scruggs Missionary Methodist Church Shelby H. C. Siske J Ben Curtis

Program for Boys Conference

The Older Boys Conference is nearly complete with strong speakers. It opens Friday afternoon March 13 at the Baptist church with 4:00 pm start, registration after 3:00 pm. Banquet at 7:30 pm at Isothermal Hotel. Saturday sessions include talks by delegation youths, with Harry Price and Dr. Lemons speaking. Closing Sunday at 8:00 pm in Rutherfordton Baptist church.

Baptist Church W. R. Hill B. J. Smith Nsothernal Hotel Spindale Band J. E. Abernethy Charlotte Harry Price Davidson Colege Price R. L. Lemons Shelby Lemons A. C. Duncan C. M. Richards Davidson Rutherfordton Baptist Church

Inter mediate B Y P U social at Community House

Henrietta March 3 Inter mediate B Y P U held a social at the Community House Saturday evening at 7 30. About forty youths attended with games contests and refreshments served. Miss Rose Gaffney and her mother Mrs I N Miller visited Spartanburg Sunday. B Natural Music Club met at Miss Mary Whitehead Friday with a program including piano solos vocal and musical reading followed by refreshments and a truth meeting discussing good and bad in each other.

Bernice Jenkins William Payn Ashford Lois Whisnant Star Eyes Emily Camp Grieg Lucile Wall

Freeman Guests Attend Simple Sunday Gathering

Mr Glen Deck and Mrs Toward Freeman hosts welcomed Mr and Mrs Toward Freeman and guests including Misses Mary Kate and Nell Deck and Mr Henry Caron. Miles Green and Vera Revis surprised friends by marrying last Sunday with Rev C Matheny of Florence Baptist Church performing the ceremony. Mr Green, son of John Green of East Flat Rock, noted for his high esteem.

Glen Deck Mary Kate and Nell Deck Henry Caron Mrs Toward Freeman Miles Green Vera Revis C. Matheny Florence Baptist Church Green John Green Nis Ple East Flat Rock

Local Notices From Hopewell News March Items

Ellenboro reports visitors to Robbins and Rollins households including Diza Hall and Alma Bland from Spindale. Several illnesses and a flu outbreak strain the community with Mr. Julius Walker's son recovering from pneumonia. A March 28 Hollis schoolhouse entertainment is announced and Sandy Level burial for June Biggerstaff. College ill living at Mt Olive area. Local church services planned and Hattie Crow in hospital.

Ellenboro Gordon Robbins J. D. Robbins L. B. Rollins Dewey Rollins Edd Chatman Mae Chatman Alma Bland Diza Hall Spindale Elma Robbins J. R. Bailey Hollis School House Hattie Jenkins Cliffside Effie Mae Alma Robbins Julius Walker D. G. Carpenter J. L. Robbins John Curtiss

Program of Sandy Run Sunday School Convention

First Baptist Church Forest City March 8 1925 at 2 15 p m. lists events including songs prayers by Dr W A Ayers quartets talks on Why we are here The Sunday School as a Crime Antidote by R E Price Some aims for our Sunday School by W T Tate Twelve Standard Sunday Schools for the Association by A R Waters What I want my Sunday School to be this year by ten Supts The Sunday School and the Rural Church by J N Barnett Open Discussion An Associational Organization as a means of developing our Sunday Schools by A R Waters Associational Worker.

First Baptist Church Forest City W. A. Ayers C. C. Math R. E. Price W. T. Tate A. R. Waters J. N. Barnett

Tremendous订 Sub Offer for Local Papers and Map

The Courier offers one year, The Southern Ruralist one year, and the Dixie Map for a total of $2.00. The ad urges readers to visit the office to view the map, notes it is a valuable home addition, and emphasizes farmers will value The Southern Ruralist and the county paper. Mail orders encouraged. send a $2 check today.

Courier Southern Ruralist Dixie Map

Private Screening of Abraham Lincoln at Cliffside Theater

Forest City residents enjoyed a private viewing of the master photoplay Abraham Lincoln hosted by Mr. Chas. Moore at Cliffside Theatre Monday evening. The film is praised for its historical interest, superb Lincoln portrayal, and the producer's master handling. Large crowds expected for regular showings March 5, 6, and 7 at Cliffside Theater.

Forest City Abraham Lincoln Chas. Moore Cliffside Theatre Lincoln Cliffside Theater

Rutherford County News Highlights From March Meetings

Rutherfordton Kiwanis backs meat and milk inspection, forming a committee for details and possible legislation. March events include a Spindale meeting, county teachers and parent teachers gathering led by Miss Mary C Cole, and isothermal Hotel venue for an Older Boys Conference with noted speakers. Police report TB clinic exams, bootlegger seizures, and a new Rutherfordton Methodist Men's Club meeting teen education and public safety plans.

Rutherfordton Spartan Club Clu Mary C. Cole Department of Physical Education North Carolina College For Women Cour Hose J. E. Abernethy Char Harry Price Davidson College R. L. Lemons Shelby C. M. Richards Grady Leonard Hickory J. C. Twitty W. C. Hardin Rutherford-Polk Yates Duncan C. D. Barrs South Carolina Methodist Church Men's Methodist Club

Eastern Star officers elected for ensuing year

Officers named for the Order Eastern Star after the March 13 meeting include Worthy Matron Miss Kate McFarland Worthy Patron Mr F I Barber Associate Matron Mrs C E Alcock Secretary Mrs F I Barber Treasurer Mrs Ida Blanton Conductress Mrs A W Falvey Associate Conductress Mrs Thos Stone Adah Miss Flora Marks Ruth Mrs Geo P Reid Esther Mrs Frank R Wilkins Martha Miss Emma Jane Dalton Electa Mrs R E Biggerstaff Chaplin Rev John S Wood Warder Mr Thos G Stone Sentinel Mr Forestas Bridges Organist Miss Louise Wilks Marshal Mrs Clara Collins

Order Eastern Star Kate McFarland F. I. Barber C. E. al Ida Blanton A. W. Falvey Thos . Stone Adah Flora Marks Ruth Geo. P. Reid Esther Frank R. Wilkins Martha Emma Jane Dalton Electa R. E. Biggerstaff Chaplin John S. Wood Thos G. Stone Sentinel Forestas Bridges Louise Wilks Marshal Clara Collins

Negro Minstrel at Round Hill Academy Friday

A Negro Minstrel program will be held at Round Hill Academy on Friday night February 6 featuring original jokes a negro sermon quartets and solos for about two hours of laughter Admission is 25 and 35 cents.

Round Hill Academy

Forest City B and L Association Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stock holders of Forest City B and L Association will be held in the association office on March 16 1925. W L Brown treas.

Forest City, B. & L. Association W. L. Brown Treas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Forest City High School Andrew Spriggins T. G. Stone Mat Spriggins Claire Reid Lena Spriggins Margaret Bostic Belinda Spriggins Ruth Moore Maggie Pepper Juanita Minish Mat Dick Tate Fred Streetman Jimmy Margaret Moore Lila Padgett Dorothy Bostic Hazel Tate Ollie Tate Sue Collins Walsh Moore Leona Rollin C. L. Moore Eugene Whisnant James Ayers Francis Stalnaker Dorothy Edwards Argyle Edwards Nell Thomas Helen Thomas Mary Logan King Ruth Atchley Marjory Padgett FORD Hollifield-Lee Miller.green Florence Mill News Myrtle Barnes Alice Lawson Mary Johnson Hettie Ovis Lynch Ruth Hoke Reed Silk Hardin Dewey Hardin Mr. James Gee Henrietta News Hopewell News Sandy Run Rutherford E. S
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