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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
7
The surplus of dairy products worries all in the dairy industry, especially the producer who bears the loss. The solution is to quit milking unprofitable cows and feed the rest a balanced ration. Grass alone won t sustain milk, so supplement with ground corn, hominy, barley, oats, bran, and linseed meal during early spring, at one pound per four to five pounds of milk produced.
The list presents student names by grade levels from first through seventh, including honors for Gracie Hardin Modene Nanney Mary F Neighbors Dorris Hodge Robert Elliott James Yelton Joe Berry Woody Mabel White Ruth Toney and others across grades two through seven, reflecting a school recognition roster.
Mrs Ida Spakes visits Forest City relatives. Families and friends gather for Sunday meals. Mr and Mrs C F White host visitors from Lake Wales Fla. Memorial services with multiple church quartets planned next Sunday. public invited for music and fellowship.
Wade H. Bostic of Wake Forest College, son of missionary Wade Bostic, joined the college debate team at a national contest in Wichita. He earned a place in the finals and is noted as a veteran debater for Wake Forest College.
Rutherfordton Spindale Ruth schools announce a busy May schedule. Plans include music recitals at Rutherfordton Elementary May 8 and Central High May 9, grammar grades events May 13 and May 16, senior activities May 23 and 26, and a commencement address by Dr John Britten Clarke May 27. Senior class list features Andrews Wallace Crawford Zonie Deviney Lois Dickerson and many others.
Spindale on May 5 reports Bruce Tolleson four and a half, son of J M Tolleson, fell steps and almost bit his tongue in two. Mother heard him scream and found him bleeding. An automobile took him to hospital where the tongue was sewed. Many stitches. He began recovery and was sent home after operation.
An advertisement claims Cystex relieves bladder irregularity and irritation causing sleep disturbance and pain. It promises quick improvement with a money back guarantee and offers the product for only 60 cents at Peoples Drug Store.
Funeral services were held Sunday at Pisgah M B church for 43 year old Weldon Ensley of Rutherfordton R4. Rev W Arthur Barber presided and Ensley was buried with Junior honors in Logan Lodge Jr 0 U A M. He leaves a widow and several children plus brothers and sisters. Pallbearers included Freeman Kenneth Melton Varick Chas Whisnant C B Riders and Lee Freeman. Floral tributes were carried by Sara Annie Sue Atchley Juanita Mary Ensley Mere Taylor and Mrs Rex Ensley. The deceased was a good citizen and will be missed in the home church and community.
Friends gathered Saturday night April 26 to surprise Miss Ethel Phillips for her birthday. The event drew many relatives and neighbors including Lillian Daniel, Jeanette Phillips, Ava Waters, and Will Phillips. Several local families hosted and shared greetings, with news of a new baby born to H H Phillips last Friday.
Mr. C. C. Waters of Rutherfordton R-4 died Sunday morning April 27 at age 56. Survived by wife Artie Mae Waters eight children Novella Etta Munroe Martin Addie Mae Bertha Lee Minnie Belle and Edgar five brothers Adolphus Munroe Elijah Tess and Spurgeon and sister Miss Laura Waters. Grandchildren numbered five. Funeral services led by Rev. R. T. Baker and Rev. Jones of the Brethren church in Golden Valley. Interment at Sandy Cemetery amid many flowers.
Rev Geo T Stephens conducted a revival at Second Presbyterian Church in Spartanburg Sunday night after earlier being treated in a Charlotte hospital. Services are held daily at 9 30 a m and 7 45 p m by Stephens and party.
Harris reports Rev D J Hunt led regular services with Rev A N Henderson substituting due to a funeral. A deceased 84 year old long-time member of Holly Springs Baptist Church buried Friday. Born recent babies include Hazel to Mr and Mrs T G Hopper and James Jr to Mr and Mrs James Splawn.
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