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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1928

Page

15

Sunday School Event Highlights Spindale Township

Spindale hosts a large Rutherford township Sunday school institute at the Methodist church with delegates from nearly all schools. Talks cover organizing for children and engaging adults, plus a feature on improving church interiors. Community Night drew hundreds for a strong musical program at the Spindle house. Various local visits and illnesses are noted as well.

Township Sunday School Institute Spindale Rutherford Township Spindale Methodist Church Fiual Township J. H. Hill Swannie Hester E. B. Jenkins Rutherfordian Baptist Church Southern Baptist Sunday School Charles Erwin Forest City Woman's Missionary Society Spindale House J. W. Keller Elmore Street Keller Henrietta B. L. Smith

Piedmont council archery tournament at Gastonia High stadium

On May 12 at 1 30 pm the Piedmont Council holds its second archery tournament at Gastonia High stadium. Events include Scouts 12 to 14 and 18 plus leaders with 30 arrows at specified yardages. Medals await top three in each group. registration closes at 1 30 pm. weather may shift to next Saturday. Also notes 1928 summer camp register interest and prior camp bulletin. Willy story ends with his rescue tale.

Piedmont Council Gastonia High School

Smiths Grove Farm Folks Weather and Visits

In Smiths Grove R-3 April 50 folks report wet weather delaying farm work. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson dined with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith. Vonnie Crowder and Gladys Fortenberry ill with measles. Lorena Bridges and Ruth Crowder visited Wilma Butler. Henry Moore family visited John Young family. Vonnie Grose and Nannie Ledbetter with Pauline Bridges. Forest Fortenberry clan spent weekend in Lattimore. Wilma Butler stayed with Lorena Bridges. Crowder sisters and Mossie Yelton hunted wildflowers Saturday afternoon.

Forest City R-3 Bob Anderson Roland Smith Vonnie Crowder Gladys Fortenberry Lorena Bridges Ruth Crowder Wilma Butler Henry Moore John Young Vonnie Grose Nannie Sue Ledbetter Pauline Bridges Mrs. Forest Gertrude Fortenberry Lattimore Pearl Mary Elizabeth Mossie Yelton

Market Exists For Dogwood Timber In North Carolina

Raleigh April 30 Dogwood furnishes ideal timber for loom shuttles spool heads and other articles It retains its shape after curing and is in good demand according to R W Graeber extension forester Farmers in Iredell county have marketed more than 30000 worth of this timber in two years Two mills located at Sharpsburg Statesville and Harmony buy dogwood from farmers for cash and haul to them The timber can be harvested profitably at five inches in diameter and larger Landowners are urged to preserve young growth statewide

Raleigh N. C R. W. Graeber State College Iredell County F. F. Parry Bert Hyder Sharpsburg O. B. Jernigan Harmony Statesville Graeber

The Old Home

Poem fragment reflecting nostalgia for a childhood home and the contrast with current hardship. A judge counsels a vagrant, suggesting six months in the work house to learn a trade.

Kill-the-Blues Cope to Lecture During Redpath Week

Humorous lecturer Herbert Leon Cope, famed as Kill-the-Blues during the war, is scheduled to speak on the fourth night of Redpath Week. He is praised as a leading, kindly philosopher of laughter whose stories mix fun, fact, and sunshine, brightening soldiers and civilians alike.

Herbert Leon Cope Redpath Cope Herbert Leon

Ellenboro Sells 4200 Pounds of Dressed Pork

Ellenboro May 1 More than 4280 pounds of dressed pork have been sold within the past two months by the agricultural department of Ellenboro school directed by the agriculture teacher for local students and farmers for which they have received nearly 600 dollars. A surplus of hogs last spring pushed sales outward with a weekly truckload of about eight hogs. The project kept costs and returns in record books showing limited profit from hogs when market prices were twelve to thirteen cents per pound.

Ellenboro Agricultural Department Teacher of

Diplomas Awarded to Sunday School Officials

At the First Baptist church morning services twenty three officers and teachers of the Sunday school received diplomas after completing the Sunday school manual and passing a creditable examination. Mr Turner, superintendent, conducted the ceremony and aims to raise the school to a high standard of excellence.

First Baptist Church Turner Se Sunday School Cour

Melancholy Days In A Warm Beer Debacle

A fragment notes the melancholy days as the saddest of the year and comments that it is too warm for whiskey yet too cold for beer, capturing a mood of discomfort and awkward weather.

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Spindale News Jack Faks Charlotte J. C. Williams Leonard Byrd Concord Bishop Greenville S. C W. E. Clark H. Forrester Laura Moe Dobson Spartanburg Max Watson Watson BOY Scout News Archery Piedmont Scout Camp Council Willy Forest City, N.C C. M. Harrill Kill-the-Blues” Cope Agricultural Department School the Cate Maine California Canada Gulf General Motors Proving Ground Huntley Motor CO West Main Street North Garoline ELAND Ceneral Motors
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