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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1929

Page

3

Government to mark graves of Confederate veterans

The War Department will erect durable headstones for Confederate soldiers buried in national or local cemeteries. Applications must include soldier’s unit, cemetery, and killer status. blanks from Clarence Griffin at the Courier office. Deadline and processing extend into 1930 with June as a likely fill date.

At Or F. M. Simmons Congress Secretary of War Jackson Ee ‘ Sion Senate House of Representatives United States of America War Department Clarence Griffin Courier Office Griffin Mr. Griffin M. I. Jones Davis-Dickerson-Mills Chapter Rutherfordton

Mrs Jane Carter Died Saturday at Eighty Six

Mrs Jane Carter died Saturday May 4 in Rutherfordton age eighty six after long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Shiloh conducted by Rev A G Melton and Rev T M Hester. She leaves two children J T Ruppe and Willie Carte of Shelby. Several local residents and relatives were mentioned in attendance.

Rutherfordton R-1 Jane Carte Shiloh A. G. Melton T. M. Hester J. T. Ruppe Willie Carte Shelby Lois Robbins Vassey Mount Pleasant C. M. Champion Herbert Cole Forest City Broadus Jones B. M. Jones Hicks Hill Spindale Gaston Abram Wade Smith Alexander

Hail and Electric Storm Do Severe Damage near Rutherfordton

A major hail and electric storm struck two miles east of Rutherfordton on Thursday afternoon. The five mile wide storm damaged gardens fruits and vegetables and uprooted trees. Several barns and outbuildings were blown down and a stable near Logan Station was carried away. Forester Briscoe lost feed and his mule was injured while farmer Joe Hudson suffered a wrist bruise after fleeing into his home.

Rutherfordton Rutherford County Here Logan Station Forester Briscoe Joe Hudson

Feeding grain to heavy producers in dairy herds May to June

Dairy extension expert C B Rhode of the University of Illinois notes pasture conditions in May and June suit dairy cows but heavy producers benefit from grain and protein supplements to preserve flesh for the next lactation. Recommend a grain mix of two parts ground corn or barley to one part ground oats. For cows producing over 8 lb butter daily, feed one pound of grain per four pounds of daily milk. lesser producers do well on pasture alone.

Rhode College of Agriculture University of Illinois London

Aeroplane Wrecks at Ellenboro

Special to the Courier reports an Asheville to Charlotte flight wreck near Ellenboro on Sunday after motor trouble forced a landing. The pilot, a mechanic, and one passenger escaped serious injury though the aircraft was nearly a complete wreck after attempts to repair it Monday morning.

Ellenboro Asheville Charlotte

Shelby Couple Weds Here Saturday in Simple Ceremony

J. E. Kimbrell aged 30 and Miss Verta Edwards both of Shelby were married Saturday by Squire J. B. Long in his office at Long Drug Company. Kimbrell is son of John Kimbrell of Greer South Carolina and Edwards is daughter of Mamie Greer Jones of Greer South Carolina. Only witnesses present.

J. E. Kimbrell Shelby Verta Edwards Squire J. B. Long Kimbrell John Kimbrell Greer, S. C Mamie Greer Jones Mr. Long Long Drug Company

Pleasant Grove Memorial Day observance well attended

Pleasant Grove Methodist church near Forest City drew hundreds from North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Virginia for the annual first Sunday in May memory and homecoming. Dr. John S. Wood gave the memorial sermon at 11, dinner on the grounds followed, with afternoon services led by Rev. Elijah Blanton. The 1838 church, built by Phillip Gross, marks one of the county’s oldest Methodist churches.

Forest City R-8 Pleasant Grove Methodist Church North South Carolina Georgia Virginia Pleasant Grove John S. Wood Elijah Blanton Phillip Gross Methodist Conference

History of Pleasant Grove First Church to be published

Clarence Griffin and collaborators compile a colorful church history to be issued as a pamphlet for distribution at Pleasant Grove services on the First Sunday in May 1930.

Clarence Griffin Pleasant Grove

Saunder’s Grocery Inquiry About Dates Sunday Morning

An attractive young girl asked at Saunder’s Grocery Saturday morning if dates were kept. Lee Hill answered promptly, addressing the question directly.

Saunder Lee Hill

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Elemeda McDonald

The children thank hundreds of friends and neighbors for sympathy during the illness and death of their mother Mrs Elemeda McDonald. They appreciate the favors and the flowers that covered her grave and wish God's blessing on all who offered kindness.

Elemeda McDonald

Missionary Circle Meets With Mrs Womble May 3

Emily Logan Missionary Circle met with Mrs J F Womble on May 3 in a meeting attended by eight ladies with guest Mrs W L Stallings. After an interesting program a social hour followed. The remark about the slim figure suggests women gain or lose nothing.

Emily Logan J. F. Womble W. L. Stallings

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Shelby, N. C Eforis Cleansing Cream Petty’s Forest City, N. C Rutherford County Laundry Jane Carter Roger Long Helby Missionary Circle O. K
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