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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1928

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Duncan Named North Carolina KKK Grand Dragon in Winston-Salem

At the state convention of the Klux Klan in Winston-Salem Dr A C Duncan was appointed Grand Dragon of North Carolina. Delegates unanimously accepted the honor. Duncan, active in local civic work in Rutherford County and Forest City, succeeds Judge Henry A Grady as the first Grand Dragon since Grady’s resignation. The state office moves from Charlotte to West Main Street with secretary W A Braivogel also relocating.

the Klux Klan Winston-Salem A. C. Duncan North Carolina Duncan Rutherford County Forestry By. Duncan Great Titan Henry A. Grady Grady Charlotte W. A. Braievogel West Main Grand Dragon Klan

Woman's Club Forest City elects officers at April 1928 meeting

At Kiwanis hall on April 18 1928 the Woman's Club of Forest City elected officers for 1928 29. Officers named were A W Falvey president C H Verner first resident officer W C Bostic second vice president Viola Randall treasurer Margaret Young recording secretary Terry Moore corresponding secretary Margaret Bostic auditor D H Sutton club reporter. Secretary's books to close July 1 with no new Forest City residents admitted after that date. Executive board met April 24 1928 to appoint department chairs: Literary Hoyle Elliott music R R Howes dramatic Glen Dalton civic E Thomas welfare G C McDaniel. General meeting to hear Federation report May 14 in High Point NC with dues and new members urged.

Woman's Club of Forest City Kiwanis Hall A. W. Falvey C. H. Verner Irs W. C. Bostic Viola Randall Margaret Young Terry Moore Margaret Bostic D. H. Sutton Carl Huniley Pos Hoyle Elliott R. R. W Howes Glen Dalton E. ©. Thomas Welfare Association G. C. McDaniel Women’s Federation High Point N. C

Mrs J Harrill dies after long illness at 35

Mrs Julius Harrill 35 died at home on West Main street Sunday at 11 45 a m after thirty seven months of tuberculosis. Rev M F Moores conducted the funeral at her home Monday at 3 30 p m. Interment followed at Cool Springs cemetery. Survived by husband Julius Harrill son Julius Jr sister Miss Charity Holbert of Rutherfordton brothers Pink Holbert Forest and Ben Holbert Asheville. Formerly Miss Kansas Elizabeth Holbert member of East Flat Rock Methodist Church. Pallbearers named Charles Flack Will Owens R K Hollifield G D Horn J B Mears and C E Huntley.

Julius Harrill West Main Street M. F. Moores Cool Springs Charity Holbert Rutherfordton Pink Holbert Forest Ben Holbert Asheville Harrill Kansas Elizabeth Holbert Methodist Church of East Flat Rock

Poultry Car Dates Announced by Seaboard Railway

Seaboard Railway will run another poultry car in the county with Mr. F. E. Patton, county agent, listing Rutherfordton on May 14 and Ellenboro on May 15. Watch next week's paper for further announcements.

Seaboard Railway F. E. Patton Rutherfordton Ellenboro

Boy Scout Court of Honor Held in Rutherford County

The Rutherford County Boy Scout Court of Honor was held at Kiwanis hall Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Merit badges awarded include Bookbinding Leatherwork Masonry Cooking Handicraft Personal and Public Health and other ranks discussed. John Williford presented certificates for veteran scout badge while Gilbet Monfredo and Charles Duncan applied for Star Rank.

Rutherford County Boy Scout Court of Honor Kiwanis Hall Ralph Barnes Rutherfordton Donald Tate Cliffisde Billy Hill Walter Gregg Spindale Charles Duncan Carl Bridges Cliffside John Williford Gilbert Monfredo Court of Honor F. C. Kinzie R. M. Schiele W. L. Lathan D. C. Erwin O. Jenkins B. L. Smith J. H. Hill W. L. Stallings C. P. Parks L. W. Jones Clarence Griffin County Executive Committee

Meeting Notes From Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. G R Gillespie's home on Tuesday May 1 at 4 o'clock. The program featured solos Pardoning Grace and On the Cross of Calvary by Mr Upson who will join Stephen's evangelistic party this summer. The program centered on Looking Back Over the Year of Foreign Mission Study followed by a business session. Hostess with help from Mrs Elizabeth Ephlin and Miss Ruth Gillespie served salad and hot coffee.

Gillespie Presbyterian Church G. R. Gillespie Upson Elizabeth Ephlin Ruth Gillespie

Gillespie Visit Ties Gastonia to Rutherford Campaign

Mrs Geo R Gillespie visited over the week end in Gastonia with her husband and the McLendon party Mr Gillespie returned to Forest City Tuesday night on business concerning the coming evangelistic campaign in Rutherford county this summer

Geo. R. Gillespie Gastonia McLendon Gillespie Forest City Rutherford County

Meeting notice with Mrs Sutton and hostesses

The notice invites Mrs D H Sutton to meet Thursday at 4 pm with Mesdames Jones Coleman and Harris as joint hostesses. All members are urged to be present.

D. H. Sutton Thurday Mesdames Jones Coleman Harris

Musicale Honors Forest City Guests at Padgett Home

Mrs Hague Padgett and Mrs John Carpenter hosted a Friday evening musicale for Mesdames Jones Masters and Norris. A varied program featured Miss Bostic, Mrs Sutton, Mrs Howes and Miss Goggans with recitals, readings and songs, concluding with an ice course served by the hostess and Misses Sadie and Margaret Young.

R. W. Minish Margaret Bostic Guest R. R. Howes Lohe Forest City

Miss Estabrook to Visit County for Home Furnishings

Miss Helen Estabrook state house furnishing expert will visit the county on May 10 and 11 to offer home furnishing services. Interested residents should notify Miss Laura Howard to arrange appointments. This will be her last stop until October. Two slipcover making demonstrations are planned at Mrs. J D Link Forest City home Thursday at 3 PM and Friday at 1 PM May 12.

Helen Estabrook State House Laura Howard Miss Estabrook Estabrook J.D. Link Forest City J. D. Link

Early Wheat From Moore Farm Headed In County

G. P. Moore a well known young farmer near the city submitted a head of wheat to the office this week. Sown Oct 5, the four acre crop headed at the start of the week and should be ready for the reaper by the end of May.

G. P. Moore

Magness Piano Man Opens New Quarters in Town

W G Magness, noted piano man, has moved to a larger storeroom between Blanton's Cafe and the Buck store. He has a carload of pianos, player pianos, baby grands, Brunswick phonographs and records, and Atwater Kent radios and supplies. He invites friends to visit the new location.

W. G. Magness Blanton Buck Magness Brunswick Atwater-Kent

E S Hensley Dies After Short Illness in Rutherfordton

Mr. E S Hensley of Rutherfordton died at home Saturday night after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at 11 o clock at High School. Hensley formerly lived in Henrietta and was well known there. He leaves a family.

E. S. Hensley Rutherfordton Hensley Henrietta

Bargain Table Hats At Rock-Bottom Prices In Forest City

Mrs. E. E. Mc Curry announces a bargain table event this week end featuring hats marked at $1.00 each, with $3.75 and $5.00 hats on display. She urges ladies not to miss the chance to save, noting the hats offer fine styles and materials.

Forest City E. E. McCurry

Reverend Wood to attend North Carolina Grand Chapter in Durham

Rev. J. S. Wood will leave this week end as a delegate to participate in the Grand Chapter and Commandery of North Carolina in Durham.

J. S. Wood North Carolina Durham N. C

Supt Clyde A Erwin Addresses Forest City Kiwanis Club

County Superintendent of Schools Clyde A Erwin spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in Forest City on schools and county progress. He highlighted enrollment of 11,048, facilities valued at 1.4 million, rural consolidation ideas, safe school transport records, and low operating costs, noting vandalism damage to rural schools.

Kiwanis Club County Supt. Lof Clyde A.erwin Erwin Forest City

Memorial Day Services Planned at Pleasant Grove and Cool Springs

Memorial Day observances set for Sunday May 6 at Pleasant Grove shared and Saturday May 12 at Cool Springs cemetery at 2 30 p m. Community services acknowledge fallen servicemen with local ceremonies and gatherings.

Pleasant Grove Shared Cool Springs Cemetery

New Chevrolet Company Formed By H C Morris

H C Morris purchases Moss Chevrolet agency in Forest City and assumes control. He rents the Forest City Motor Co. quarters and will move August 1. J C Ellen of Charlotte and J C Powell will join as salesmen under the Model Chevrolet Company banner. The firm will occupy current quarters until a new building is erected by Forest City Motor Co.

H. C. Morris Roy Morris Belmont Moss Chevrolet Morris Forest City Forest City Motor Co J. C. Ellen Charlotte J. C. Powell Model Chevrolet Company

Local Tar Heel farmers to camp at White Lake

The Cool Springs chapter of young Tar Heel farmers will camp at White Lake for a week in July. The state plan allows six chapters at a time with a playground director, dining hall, assembly hall, and cottages. The trip includes a Willard Agricultural Experiment Station visit and is led by D. H. Sutton, Wyman Wood, and twenty members.

Cool Springs White Lake North Carolina Pharr Realty Company Charlotte Williard Agricultural Experiment Station D. H. Sutton Wyman Wood

Henrietta School Evening Tangle Party Noted

Mrs J Asbury and Mrs C J Mooneyham hosted 9th and 10th grade pupils and guests at the community house for a Tangle party with class color partnerships. Prizes went to Jeanette Phillips and Eugene Holland, Pauline Kennedy and Jack Jolly. The event featured speeches, toasts, ice cream, and appreciation by Berta Lee High. Mrs Hughes marked her birthday with a third grade party and forty children attended. Mr W S Moore returned from surgery, and an ad notes hats for sale at One Dollar.

Courier Henrietta J. Asbury C. J. Mooneyham Punch Berta Lee High Elizabeth Reid Jeanette Phillips Eugene Holland Pauline Kennedy Jack Jolly Mooneyham Asbury Russell Shytle Sam McAbee Mins Berta Lee B. E. Hughes

Also Mentioned on This Page

A.C Duncan K.K.K Grand Dragon of Henry Grady Woman's Club John McMurry G. P. Reid W. L. Horn Frank R. Wilkins Literary Club No. 2 Literary Club Number Will BOY Scout Amos C. Duncan MR. and Mrs. T. R. Padgett Supt. C. A. Erwin Addresses Club North Car NEW Chevrolet Company Henrietta News
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