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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1930

Page

4

Death claims Mrs. Martha Melton at 89 in Bostic area

Mrs. Martha Melton aged 89 years five months eleven days died at her son Julius Melton's Washburn section home after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at First Broad Baptist Church with Rev. Z D Harrill in charge. Interment in First Broad cemetery. Surviving she has one son Julius. six other children preceded her in death, plus numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also notes school doctor Roosevelt Hunt had appendectomy and is recovering. Miss Kittie Fortune teaching in his place.

Bostic Martha Melton Julius Melton Washburn First Broad Baptist Church Z. D. Harrill First Broad Melton Ren Roosevelt Hunt First Broad School Kittie Fortune J. M. Rollins Mary Melton Lois Ora Hunt Letcher Rollins Zeno Gamble Claud Melton Thelma Sue Johnie Grayson Nannie Melton Julius Turner Clyde Gramble Robert Freeman Charles Self Dan Melton Nannie Rutherford Hospital

Cool Springs Opens Baseball Season Versus Ellenboro

Cool Springs High School meets Ellenboro in the season opener Friday at 3 45 p m on the local diamond. Rudolph Blanton is named captain as the squad shows strong hitting and solid fielding in early form promising another championship run.

Cool Springs Ellenboro Cool Springs Township Rudolph Blanton

Experience Speaks Youth Love Sickness Reply

A youth asks a doctor for guidance on a remedy for love sickness. The doctor humorously replies that seeing her before breakfast is the cure.

Legion Hear Frank D. Grist At Legion Talk

State labor and printing commissioner Frank D. Grist told an American Legion audience that it is unAmerican and unpatriotic to skip voting and public involvement. He urged Legionnaires to engage in civic life and exercise their duty by casting ballots in peacetime as in wartime.

Frank D .Grist Labor and Printing Evcn Legionnaire Grist

Mise Pauline Cole Hosts Social at Sulphur Springs

A Saturday night party at Sulphur Springs hosted by Miss Pauline Cole drew many local guests including Leuna Rob Spins Ruby Rob Spins Bessie Henson Fairleen Henson Annette Hopper Selma Hopper La Rue McCraw Alice McCraw Etta Elimae J Cole Estelle Bland Joyce Bland Magalene Mathis and numerous Henson Owens and Robbins family members. Several residents visited others this week. Mr Marvin Eaves of Charlotte visited the area while Mr B H Henson died this morning and will be buried Tuesday at Holly Springs church following Sunday services.

Forest City R-1 Mise Pauline Cole Misses Leuna Ruby Rob Spins Bessie Annie Fairleen Henson Annette Selma Hopper la Rue Alice McCraw Etta Elimae J Estelle Joyce Bland Magalene Mathis Messrs Alton Olen Kendrick Jack Britt Hopper Walter Rodney Arthur Henson Lloyd Horace Owens Kenneth Lloyd Cole William Greene Kermit McMahan Clinton Turner John Bridgman Dennis Jenkins John Bland James Robbins James Eaves Marvin Harris J. M. Robbins Lee Robbins C. M. Hopper John Reid Marvin Eaves Charlotte R. W. Eave W. M. Hopper W. B. Bland N. F. Wessinger L. M. Robbins B. H. Henson Holly Springs Church

Sunshine High to Present When Jane Took a Hand Play

Sunshine High school will stage the comedy When Jane Took a Hand in the auditorium on Saturday March 22 at eight o'clock. Admission is 15 and 25 cents with the public invited to attend.

Bastic Jane Sunshine High School

They Reconcile Over Rouge Comment and Kiss

A playful exchange centers on reconciliation and makeup, with a quip about a new rouge that applies easily. The dialogue hints at lighter, domestic humor and cosmetic chatter without broader context.

Romina Theatre praises Her Unborn Child as landmark talkie

The Romina Theatre management issues a promotional statement for the upcoming Friday and Saturday showings of Her Unborn Child. The piece cast as a dramatic, fully dialogued feature from Windsor Picture Plays Inc directed by Albert Ray, praised as a life like, emotional, and realistic stage-to-screen adaptation. The studio compares it to The Birth of a Nation and Hallelujah in impact.

Romina Theatre Windsor Picture Plays, Inc Albert Ray Pattons

Red Clover Seed Prices May Boost Piedmont Farming

E C Blair extension agronomist at State College says red clover seed is cheapest since World War I, urging Piedmont North Carolina farmers to sow more of this legume. He notes red clover yields high hay and builds soil on red clay soils, without replacing other legumes.

Piedmont North Carolina E. C. Blair Agricultural Extension Service State College Blair

Seeding Red Clover For Next Year’s Crops

Advice on sowing red clover with corn or cotton crops. Recommends drilling five to seven pounds red clover per acre with 100 to 200 pounds of acid phosphate or other fertilizer. Mix seed with fertilizer or place in drill box. Best sowing time is late March. Inoculation not needed if soil is fairly sweet. Suggests one ton of ground limestone per acre.

Mr. Blai

Gallant Gent Grants Help in Rolls Royce to Working Girls Home

A solicitous plea from a worker prompts a wealthy gentleman to promise aid for the Working Girls' Home. He replies with a confident pledge while detailing his Rolls-Royce as the means of delivery and assistance. The scene captures a retro moral drama and social hierarchies.

P. Solicitor

Blonde Bess Opines On Boss At Work Attire

Blonde Bess comments that the boss would understand workers better if he wore rubber heels at work, suggesting a lighthearted critique of authority and attire in the workplace. The remark reflects a humorous take on workplace expectations and discomfort with rigid uniforms.

Blonde Bess

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First Broad Bap Church Virginia Spruce Stapleton Cardus Vedford Rsupat James T. Padgett Padgett and King Undertakers N. C Legion Frank D. Grist Actresses Legion Post Duty of Legion Sunshine High Sid Supreme Efficiency General Electric GENERAL @ ELECTRIC Moysvorts Electric Appliance Co Forest City, N. C Southern Refrigeration CO. Charlotte Distributors Farmers Federation, Inc Spindale, N. C
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