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Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1931

Page

16

Capitol Parkway Project Launched in Rutherfordton

A Rutherfordton meeting Friday evening launched the Capitol Parkway tourist route from Washington D C through Richmond and Raleigh to Charlotte and the Smoky Mountains. Dr L B Morse chaired the temporary group with local officials and delegates from Canton Asheville Lake Lure Spindale Cliffside Shelby and Charlotte among others. The plan is to mark and advertise the highway with enamel shield signs highlighting scenic and historic points and to build support across North and South Carolina with future meetings in Richmond Greensboro and more.

Rutherfordton Rutherford L. B. Morse Chimney Rock Delegatone Canton Asheville Lake Lurc Ordton Spindale Cliffside Rest City Kings Mountain Ina Charlotte Greensboro Trimney Rock Salisbury Concord North Carolina York, C Atinva Frederick Washinganestin D.C Richmond Releigh Durham Mary Kings’ Mountain Shelby Rutherfad County Great Smokey Mountains National Park Morse National Capital Capitol Parkway Capitol Battle of Kings Mountain Park Smokey Mountain National Park Dr. Morse R. E. Price Forrest Eskridge Armstrong Carolina Motor Club Greensboro 1 Club Forrest Eskridge J Ward Thosg County Club B. D. Wilson G. A. Hines J. L. Taylor L. L. Taylor Roy L Hunter J. H- Burwell J. T. McGregor Owen Stamey A. L.mortis K. E. Simpson W. W. Nanney S. McElroy R. L. Ariail F. W. H. Logan R. P. Scruggs W. J. Hardin J. H. Wilkins M. L. Edwards R. ¥. Turner C. J. Holler W. W. Hicks M. Littman R. H. Crawford J. C. Cowan, Jr R. R. Flack Ivy Cowan T. M. Plank R. L. Leary Clarence Griffin W. R. Wells G. B. Howard Gilkey C. F. Cline Boiling Springs J. Pruett Forest City M. R. Reed W. L. Stallings W. L. McBrayer J. L. Duncan W. L. Farmer W. H. Haynes H. M .Owens M. Hendrick R. L. Pruett Wm. Lineberger L. B .Hayes S. A. McMurry C. Rush Hamrick Forest Eskridge J. S. Dorjton A. W. Benoy Dick Brabble Bostic H. K. Logan Ellenboro A. B. Bushong Hollis Grady Withrow Son John Durham Withrow W. M. Stevenson Stanley, Gresley T. Arnett F. B. Logan John D. Topping E M. Bearden Fred L. Weede A. P. Cline C. T. Wells H. A. Osborne Oakley C. Mills Claude W. K. Mauney B. J. King Goforth Gastonia W. G. Gaston E. J Tankin R. N. Aycock J. W Atkins C. C. Armstrong York R. B. Hildebrand A.M. Grist B. L. Baxter Davidson W. T. Creighton William Nebel Bailey T. Groome C. C. Kuester G .B. Howard L. B. Hayes Kings Mountain Battle Field Clarence O. Kuester Charlotte Chamber of Commerce Fred Weede Catawba Counos Counnty G. G. Jones Claremont The Park Service Great Smokey Mountain National Park Coleman Roberts Grady Rankin J. W. Atkins Gastonia Gazette New England Albert Gris Yorkville Enquirer S. C North South Carolina United States Cleveland County Neal Salisbury Chamber of Commerce Mills Canton Chamber of Commerce Atlanta J. H. Balkcom Bailey Groome

Lincoln County Reports Largest Feed Crop Planting

Lincoln county reports its largest planting of feed crops in many years. The wheat prospects are good with no winter killing.

Lincoln County

Union Mills Social News Highlights from May Weekend

Union Mills notes few local and visiting residents over the weekend. Grady Smart and Newberry friends visited W P Smart. Mrs C C Goforth returned from Georgia. Bessie and Georgia Buchannan stayed with Mrs J H Morris. Edwin Castles and family visited his parents. Dr E B Dillard and A J Taylor drove to Winston-Salem hospital for treatment. Mrs C F Keeter visits Columbia. Mrs A A Walker and son from Mt Gilead visited her parents. Mrs Carl Edwards and son Jr return to Ellenboro. Southern Railway maintenance workers held their Blacksburg banquet with local attendees Horace Morris, Georgia Buchlanan, E F Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, and others.

Union Mills Grady E. Smart Newberry S. C W. P. Smart C. C. Goforth Georgia Bessie Georgia Buchanan Maiden J. H. Morris Edwin Castles J. N. Castles E. B. Dillard A. J. Taylor Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Dillard C.F. Keeter Severa Columbia Boswell A. A. Walker Little Son Mt. Gilead G. W. Morgan Carl Edwards E. F. Johnson Ellenboro Southern Railway System Blacksburg Horace Morris Georgia Buch-lanan Dorothy Johnson

Notable North and South Carolina Delegates Gathered

Ralph Catheran and Mr and Mrs Reginald Nanney hosted an evening with about 280 attendees from the two Carolinas. Speakers included LB Clontz roadmaster Rock Hill South Carolina Burney supervisor Charleston South Carolina B H Mitchett president Greensboro North Carolina and H Williamson vice president and general chairman Birmingham Alabama. Attendees from the area described the event as enjoyable.

Ralph Catheran Reginald Nanney Carolinas LB. Clontz Rock Hill 8. C Burney Charleston S. C H. Mitchett Greensboro N. C H. Williamson Birmingham Ala

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Washington, D. C Great Smokey Mountain Rutherford County National Sons of the American Revolution Congress Kour Phillipa Ilk Magnesia Jesrins Mik Tisles H. Phillips Chemical Comy Decessor Charles H. PI Sila Altay Bayer Forest Union Mills News Otis Otis Abel Pincheck G. M. Huntley & Son West Main Street Forest City, N. C Business Institutions of Cleveland Rutherford Counties Chas. C. Blanton R. E. Biggerstaff J. Worth Morgan
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