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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1926

Page

12

Spindale News Highlights Local Events and Visits

Spindale notes Miss Julia Morris returns from Boone for spring break. Dr. M. A. Adams of Rutherfordton leads meetings at First Baptist. Miss Blanch Dellinger recovering after appendicitis operation. The Song of Solomon praised as a top local production to be staged in Rutherfordton. Mothers Day programs held in all churches. Thursday Bible class meets at Mrs. Hampton's. Rev W J Latham to lead Presbyterian service at 7. Mrs. P. H. Putman visited Columbia. Former pastor Rev Gray visits Spindale. Mr Pink Nanney improves after hospital stay at daughter’s home. Mrs. Beaty and son visit Rev G L Cook in Spindale.

Spindale Julia Morris Boone J. D. Morris M. A. Adams Rutherfordton First Baptist Church Blanch Dellinger Rutherford Hospital American Legion Presbyterian Baptist Methodist Church

Sermons and Socials Mark Washburn News

Rev. Mr. Poe preached an able sermon at Salem. Memorial services were held for Mr. John Cooper’s family at Oak Grove. The Epworth League shows progress as a new church plan is pursued. A baseball team is reportedly forming in Washburn. Local visits include Mrs. Hester Horton returning home from Dallas and several families touring Morganton. Farmers report near completion of planting after a light rain.

Spurgeon Bridges R. L. Wells Epworth League Salem Washburn D. E. Dobbins Morganton Hester Horton Stanford Dallas Texas Hom D. D. Willi Rill Ing

Memorial services announced in Bostic Route 1

The Bostic Route 1 column notes a recent rain shower, visits by Mrs. J. E. Melton and others, a well attended singing at Mr. A G Murray’s, and several local gatherings. Memorial services will be held at a later date.

W. J. Freeman L. L. Johnson Henrietta Gains Tucker L. C. Withrow Audrey Freeman Alda Withrow Mars

Reno the Magician Set to Entertain at Redpath Chautauqua

Reno the Magician, slated for the Redpath Chautauqua, has studied occult mysteries across oriental countries and will showcase necromancy and legerdemain. Renowned for sleight of hand, he promises baffling, suspenseful programs with lively romment accompanying each trick.

Reno

Play at Mt Pleasant uses funds for church music books

A community play titled The Face at the Window will be staged at Mt Pleasant school house on May 21 at 8 PM to raise money for church song books. Cast includes Chester La Grange Mose Johnson Vera Stanley and others with a short humorous comedy The Mischievous Nigger to follow. Special music and readings are planned. attendees urged to attend Friday night.

Mt. Pleasant Chester la Grange Bill—Clark Matheny Mose Johnson Adelaide Peeler Henry Swartwood Vance Price Vera Stanley Maré Aldridge Mrs. Spofford Janette Holland Lillian Stanhope Ola Metheny Dinah Dorothy McDdniel

Memorial and Mothers Day Services Run in Adaville

A large crowd attended Memorial and Mothers Day services in Adaville on Sunday. Walter Crown and Dorothy McDade traveled to South Carolina Sunday and wed. Friends wish them a long and happy life. J P Collins enjoys good health hopes for quick recovery. Kesler Moore of Caroleen visited A C Moore Sunday. C F Sinclair and family visited C H Sinclair Sunday. Commodore Crow returned home from Rutherford Hospital last week improved. Pierson Henderson and family visited A M Dixon's.

Forest City Adaville Walter Crown Dorothy McDade South Carolina J. P. Collins Kesler Moore Caroleen A. C. Moore

Mothers Day programs mark weekend in Measant Grove

West End notes a Sunday morning Mothers Day program by the Junior Epworth League of Measant Grove and a Sunday evening program by the Senior League. Local residents, including Mr. Dock Moore from Hendersonville, Mr. Alger Trout of Saluda, and families of Cole, Marks, and Thomson, are mentioned in social visits and Memorial services. Live stock workers at State College tout curing meat at home for better quality.

West End Forest City Epworth League Measant Grove Senvetale Dock Moore Hendersonville D.C. Cole Alpha Cole Sulphur Springs Tanners Grove Alger Trout Saluda

Mt Lebanon Baptist Church Memorial Service Notice

Mt Lebannon Baptist church Saturday May 15 at 2 o clock. Mr Harvey Devinney and Miss Rhoda Greene accompanied by Misses Ella Freeman and Mary Devinney and Mr John Devinney attended Memorial services last Sun.

Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church Harvey Devinney Rhoda Greene Ella Freeman Mary Devinney John Devinney

Picnic outing and visits in Bostic Route 3 area

Miss Beth Bridges and Mrs Delia Thomsons class motored to Andrews Mill on a Saturday picnic. They enjoyed a hilltop ramble and a picnic dinner then played baseball at Washburn school ground. Visitors included Esther Bailey Bertie Lee Kendrick and other Kendrick family members and friends.

Farris Bailey Judson Cline Francis Hal Griffin Claude Dobbins Paul Canada Cletus Randall D. H. Kendrick Walter Griffin Clyde Owens Claud Duncan J. C Bailey Charlie Bailey

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