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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1931
Page
5
An old advertisement extols Galoria cubin as a gentle vegetable remedy for infants and young children. It claims to ease colic and upset stomachs, soothe restlessness, aid digestion, and improve appetite with a few drops during constipation and breath issues.
Mrs. Loss Hutson died Saturday evening after a stroke. Funeral services were held Sunday at Mt. Moriah Methodist church. She leaves her husband and seven children. A memorial service will be held May 24 at Golden Valley Methodist church with Dr. M. T. Hinshaw preaching.
Miss Gladys Watts entertained many friends with a Saturday night party. Games, a string band from Cliffside, Ellenboro and Forest City provided entertainment. Souvenirs were given and refreshments served. Attendees included Pauline Erwin, Mrs Hazel Cyowdar, Lorena Newton, Anna Blackburn, Mary Goode, Alma Grant, Oneida Tate, Lillian Hardin, Ona Hutchins, Ruby Owens, Nancie Owens, Ollie Beddingfield, Dellie Penson, Pearl Watts.
Rutherfordton May 18 Mr Troy and Howard Robbins of Inman visited Mr W C Morrow Sunday. Friends of Sheron Spurlin mourn his appendicitis surgery at Rutherford hospital. Memorial service held at Shiloh with Prof R L Leary of Spindale and the pastor delivering. Many local families hosted guests and shared meals Sunday.
The Spring Musicale by music pupils of Miss Kath erine Goggans was held Saturday at 3 30 p m in the Geo Vanderbilt hotel Asheville The Junior Morning Musicale assisted by junior clubs from Asheville Marion and Forest City supported the program Dorothysfireene president of the junior club sang Spirit Flower Doris and Frances Ledbetter performed a piano duet Diana by Holst Johnnie Washibo sang My Hearts in the Highlands accompanied by Bennie Washburn Also noted is a hardware ad for auto work welding brazing rebuilding and charging batteries from Farmers Hardware Co.
A playful reminiscence of a senior class looking back on Freshmen days and friendships. It humorously notes classmates’ quirks and secrets, predicting lifelong bonds formed through shared mischief and school memories.
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