Cliffside Debating Bands Sweep County Audience
Jiffside on March 18 reports a joint concert and debate between the Haynes Cliffside and Avondale bands, drawing crowds from across the county including Cleveland and South Carolina. The debate on the bill approving $506 for ex service men was decided two to one in the affirmative, with praise for both schools' performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiffside
Haynes
Cliffside
Avondale
Seveal
Cleveland
South Carolina
Livington Leeman
Palmer Harrill
Frank Hall
John Roach
Jones
Cardeen
J. C. Keever
Colve
Accident Victim Dies After Farm Collision
Howard Hardin, 18, died Thursday night from brain concussion after a buggy and a machine collided on the National Highway near Seaboard depot Sunday night March 5. He died at 11:30 after heroic but unsuccessful medical efforts. He was the son of T. C. Hardin of the Caroleen road near Forest City and survived by his parents a brother and several sisters. Burial was Saturday at 2 o'clock in Cool Springs cemetery after services by three local ministers. The Courier notes other accident victims are reported recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hardin
Seaboard Depot
Young Hardin
T. C. Hardin
Caroleen Road
Forest City
Parker Holmes
H.C. Sisk
Waycaster
Cool Springs
Courier
Forest City Lodge To Be Reorganized Saturday
Forest City Lodge No 232 L O O F will be reorganized in Woodman Hall Saturday night with 50 to 60 members reinstated and new members. State officers including Grand Master L W Moore Grand Secretary John D Ber Raleigh Grand Warden A E Voltz and District Organizer Plato C Hawkins will attend along with local Odd Fellows from across the county. A banquet will follow the ceremony and dues are urged to be paid at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Williamson
Oteen
B. Williamson
Poole
Salley
Lyceum
J. B. Freeman
E. W. Wilson
Rutherfordton
Jordan
Rev. Collins
Cramertown
Greensboro
Jane Campbell
Charlotte
Lovelace and Yelton
Avondale School
Carpenter
Lakeview
W. W. Nanney
Nanney
Mae Nanney
Forest City
Odd Fellows
L. W. Moore
Wilmington
John D. Berry
Raleigh
M. L. Edwards
Avondale
L. H. Campbell
Ben
Dr. Scruggs
Samuel Haynes
Clarence Campbell
Fred Green
Chesnee
Forest City Lodge
Woodman Hall
John D. Ber
A. E. Voltz
Gastonia
Plato C. Hawkins
Cliffside
J. P. A. Withrow
Hollis
Q. A. Collins
Social Visit Notes From Gaffney and Henrietta
Virginia and Mary Sue Edwards spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Davidson of Gaffney. Mrs. Bush Butler of near Henrietta spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. P. C. Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mary Sue Edwards
B. J. Davidson
Gaffney
Bush Butler
Near Henrietta
P. C. Hawkins
West End Items Highlight Local Music Moves
West End notes new choir leader Dorris Butler and praises Hughey for guiding Pleasant Grove singing. J. M. Hughey runs a Pleasant Grove church music school. Mrs. J. B. Trout visits Saluda. Rev Parker Holmes preached at Pleasant Grove. Mrs. R. T. Hamrick and children visited relatives at Spindale. Families from West End share Sunday gatherings and visits across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Dorris Butler
Hughey
Parker Holmes
R. T. Hamrick and
Ciidren
Martin Williams
Spindale
Alger Trout
T. D. Williams
Paul Duncan
Trout
West End
Letter From Far Away Hawaii
An Honolulu correspondent writes about Hawaii and Forest City, praising the Courier while sharing observations of Oahu and Molokai. The piece recounts Honolulu landmarks, plant life, crops like sugar cane and bananas, the leper settlement on Molokai, caribou use in rice fields, traditional luaus, and the lei custom, ending with notes of aloha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Forest City
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Maui
Kahoolawi
Lanai
Molokai
Oahu
Kauai
Niihau
Auto
Nunanu Pasi
Tantalus
Waikiki
Dimond Head
Rutherford County highway plans discussed funding options
State Highway Commissioner John C. McBee met Rutherford county citizens in Rutherfordton to decide how to spend $460,000 from a $50 million bond issue. They favored asphalt sections from C C & C depot to Seaboard depot and toward Asheville, with hard surface needed 18 feet wide for federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McBee
Rutherford County
Rutherfordton
Polk County
McDowell County
South Carolina Line
Charlotte-Ashville
McBee
Forest City
Seaboard
Asheville
Chimney Rock
Charlotte-Asheville
LB. Covington
J. H. Thomas
Commissioner McBee
String Band Boy to Meet Today in Forest City
Mr C C Turner who started a string band movement in Forest City has reports of strong support. Signatories include C C Turner Clyde Whitlock T J Kend M Helton Maurice Harrill Waltz Moore Burwell Moore C L Moore Luttle Flack J C Alcock. Dr Hicks will be in Forest City for a 3:30 pm meeting at Moss Reinhardt Furniture store to discuss joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Turner
Forest City
Clyde Whitlock
T. J. Kend
M. Helton
Maurice Harrill
Waltz Moore
Burwell Moore
C. L. Moore
Luttle Flack
J. C. Alcock
Dr. Hicks
Forday
Fertilizer agents promote new Inter national line
Huntley and Wilkie announce the agency for the International Agricultural Corporation and invite customers to visit their store to see one of the market’s best fertilizers. They emphasize their selection and urge buyers to call or come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Agricultural Corporation
Huntley & Wilkie
Hawaii sender thanks Cour ier in Honolulu cleaning service note
A brief notice from Mrs Louis Albert Dept QM C Honolulu Hawaii thanks the Courier for support. She mentions adding 151 satisfied customers to a cleaning dyeing and pressing service at The Service Shop Mill Street 22 1t ration and notes the Hawaiian meanings of Aloha. She signs best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street
Hawaii
Louis Albert
Dept. QM. C
Honolulu
Haw
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A. Robinson
Humphries
A. I. Moore
L. A. Humphries
Stand County
Annie Floyd Painter
A. Moore
Vashti Moore
A. J. Moore
R. B. Wat‘ins
W. L. Packard
Ellie Huntley
Glenn K
Caroleen
C.D. Hughes
Little Son
A. E. Woltz
Cliffside Degree Team
J. M. Hughey
Pleasant Grove Church
Mrs. J. B. Trout
Saluda, S. C
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