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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
6
In the sunniest garden section Carolin E King grows curly parsley onions and other veg for a sunshine dinner. Recipes include two quarts spinach baked with eggs and cheese in nests, green onions in cream sauce on toast, and piquant lettuce with bacon vinaigrette. Beet tops turnip tops Swiss chard and chicory also join the sunlit menu.
Memorial services will be held at Cool Springs cemetery next Sunday beginning at 2 30 o clock. The cemetery has been recently cleaned and presents a neat appearance. All who wish are cordially invited to come out Sunday to the memorial exercises.
Henrietta May 5 The Toy or chestra of the Henrietta Caroleen high school with sixteen music pupils under Miss Lucille Wall will broadcast from WSPA Spartanburg Saturday evening May 10 from 6 to 6 30. A friend asserts that a community is a mirror in which one may find reflected his own attitude. Like the town and it will return good will and the best of fellowship. Dislike it and you will find it a thoroughly unpleasant surrounding. It's all up to you.
Local ads from Stahl's Ten Cent Stores feature items priced 10 to 35 cents including parasols hats tea sets and bath goods. Also notices for job seekers cashiering and office visits plus sale offers for cash registers and paints with daily wreaths and sprays and complete picnic supplies.
Mrs J A Jones age 73 dies Sunday at 10 30 am at the home of son in law J B Lattimore. Funeral this afternoon at Lattimore Baptist with Rev I D Harrill and Rev W C Lynch officiating. Interment in Lattimore church cemetery. Surviving: daughter Suzie married to J B Lattimore, her father, four sisters Myra Jolley Omah Jolley Mrs Will Jolley and Mrs Clementine Bland, plus three brothers and three sisters preceded her. Born May 11 1857. She joined Sandy Run Baptist church in girlhood and remained active. Married in 1880.
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