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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
6
The Cliffside News appears weekly with Forest City Courier. Editor B. E. Roach and Associate Editor Prof. Clyde A. Erwin oversee news items subscriptions job and ad orders. Office contact in Cliffside promises prompt attention.
A compact moral guide urges pride in one’s work and self-improvement. It argues happiness comes from loving the job, learning the best method, and rejecting a victim mindset. It links work attitude to lifelong success and cautions against aimless career choices.
A Baptist church in Cliffside hosts a community mass meeting on Tuesday May 9 at 7:30 PM featuring Rev M E Cotton of the North Carolina Anti-Saloon League. His talk is titled Responsibilities of Citizenship. Admission is free. The program includes songs quartettes and a play about a farmer sacrificing for his children's education with a large local cast listed in detail.
Cliffside public schools end the term on Friday May 5 with a community play The note praises a strong school year led by dedicated teachers and students and mentions hopes for a graduating class next year. The event features a production titled The Old Fireside by Sophomore and Junior students at 8 o'clock.
Erastus Freeman Melrose Hawkins Nicus Hicks Mabel Bridges Eunice Hicks Lucile Nanney Broadus Wilson Ollie Tate Glynn Bolch Francis Harris Odessa Hightower appear as named individuals in the clipped historical notice.
A collection of brief sermon quotes on self examination pride gossip sin and temptation. Notable lines compare self view to divine view warn against backbiting and show how vice binds and traps the soul. The speaker urges stripping harmful desires and exposes the hypocritical hiding behind others.
A concise urging anthem on relentless pursuit of a goal. It emphasizes tireless effort, sacrifice, and unwavering perseverance. The speaker asserts that strong desire and perseverance overcome poverty, illness, and fear, leading to eventual attainment. The message blends determination with marching resolve.
Society notes from Ruth detail visits by Mr. and Mrs. E W Wilson and others, with Joyce Wilson staying to spend the week. Attendees include Miss Michael of Marion and Mrs. Flay Hamrick. Reports mention R R Haynes Memorial Building opening plans, highway survey changes, hospital recoveries, tent meetings with five conversions, and local children and families visiting in Charlotte, Rutherfordton, and Shelby. The building's front tiling progresses, gym equipment nears completion, and Laur al Valley wildflowers begin to bloom along the river and hillsides.
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