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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
2
A verse from The Courier county page urging women to accept a man with faults as part of courting. It suggests the faults are everything he says and does, yet a small amount of trouble stabilizes growth like tending a thorny rose. The piece frames romance as cultivation and ends with a cheeky note on value of flaws.
Oak Grove news from Bostic Route 8 reports visits among local families including Harrill Randall and Biggerstaff households. Robe E. A. Blanton to preach at Oak Grove next Sunday at 11 AM.
Ellenboro reports Misses Olla and Daisy Bailey visiting Mr. Fletcher Jackson. Hopewell Methodist church had a large Sunday crowd. other neighbors visited at Clyde Robbins and Robins family homes. Myrtice Doty visited Madge Robbins. several illnesses noted, including Bert Kanipe with pneumonia and Herbert Walker on the sick list. Local preaching planned at Olive Baptist church and family visits continued through the weekend.
W Rountree M D a pellagra specialist from Texarkana Texas presents information on pellagra and its treatment. He offers a free booklet and testimonials from readers seeking guidance on the disease and its management.
The Mayor and Board of Commissioners of Forest City approve paving on Beaver Street and Caroleen Road with cement or similar material. The cost splits assign one half to the town and one half to abutting property owners, with sidewalks funded by property owners. Assessments are due over five years at 6 percent interest with a 5 percent cash discount.
Farmers informed that the Vold-time grist mill at Henrietta Gin in Henrietta, North Carolina is in good repair and ready to grind corn into good meal. A trial grind is all that is asked.
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