Forest City News 1930 Subscription Rates and Civic Message
Public notice details subscription prices and advertising rates for Forest City News, with postal class notes and rates for Rutherford County. A May 22 1930 editorial urges citizens to study history to gain knowledge for informed voting and citizenship.
Forest City youth and the chase for success abroad
A young man leaves Forest City for city work in a big corporation, taking a role that sounds grand but may be modest in reach. The piece argues that local achievement is equally dignified and warns against equating distant jobs with true success, while sharing a parable of a farmer who follows misread signs to oil wealth.
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Forest City
St. Louis
Detroit
Pennsylvania
History for Citizenship and Leadership in Schools
The article argues that history is essential in public education beyond entertainment. It frames history as a synthesis of knowledge, teaching leadership, governance, and good citizenship, with a view to guiding people in modern democratic society.
Farmers Night At The Kiwanis Club Monday
Forest City residents discuss farmers night at the Kiwanis club with an impromptu program and invites farmers of Cool Syetaga Township to attend. The note mentions Jack Dempsey and jokes about wealth, plus a radio shop display on Majestic radios and refrigerators.
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Kiwanis Club
Syetaga Township
Smith's
Romina Theatre
Majestic
Farmers Hardware Co
Mrs Vassey Rites Marked by Mt Pleasant Baptist Church
Forest City May 20 Mrs Lancie L Vassey 78 wife of Coley Vassey of near Mt Pleasant church died after a short illness Funeral at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church with Rev E Kimbrough and Rev Z D Har rill in charge Interment at Mt Pleasant cemetery Survived by husband five children two brothers and several relatives Pall bearers listed including Haskell Vassey and Reid Hamrick Social items and local notices accompany this obituary
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Mt. Pleasant
Forest City
Uancie L. Vasey
Coley Vassey
Mt. Pleasant Church
Mt. Pleasant (R) Baptist Church
E. Kimbrough
Z. D. Harrill
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Messrs
Haskell Vassey
Reid Hamrick
Woodrow McDaniel
Grover Wood
Hicks Silver
Boyd Vassey
Ruth McSwain
Reba Hamrick
Mildred Vassey
Viola Vassey
Addie Ray Vassey
Addie Vassey
Pearl
the Vassey
Eva Vassey
Mattie Toms
Ossie Toms
Farmers Hardware Builds Handsome New Front
The Farmers Hardware Company has workmen busy today on a handsome new front for the popular store. Under the efficient direction of Mr J. F. Weathers the big concern is flourishing as a green Bay tree and is a growing asset to the town.
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Farmers Hardware Company
Mn J. F. Weathers
Memorial Services at High Shoals Baptist Church
Memorial services will be held at High Shoals Baptist Church on Sunday starting at ten in the morning and continuing into the afternoon. All are invited to attend the services.
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High Shoals
High Schoals Baptist Church
Rutherford Girls Graduate at Boone
Boone commemorative exercises of Appalachian State Teachers College featured ten Rutherford County representers with three graduates from the two year normal program Emma Koon of Union Mills Ostine Whisnant of Henrietta and Hazel Buff of Ruth. Mr and Mrs G M Huntley and Mr and Mrs Spurgeon Moss attended memorial services at Shiloh last Sunday. Wreaths and sprays for Memorial Day at Courtney's Ten Cent Store. Mr Wilbur McBrayer and wife spent Thursday in Charlotte.
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Boone
Appalachian State Teachers College
Rutherford County
Emma Koon
Union Mills
Ostine Whisnant
Henrietta
Hazel Buff
Ruth
G. M. Huntley
Spurgeon Moss
Shiloh
Independent voters barred from split tickets in NC primaries
North Carolina Attorney General Dennis Brummitt ruled that independents cannot vote a split ticket in June primaries and cannot enter either major party primaries. He noted independents may change party registration during registration or voting, or be challenged if not affiliated. A brief ad for ladies lace collars notes Courtney's Ten Cent Store hosts a large new sale.
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North Carolina
Dennis G. 3Rummitt
Brummitt
Brummit
Obeying Orders and Prisons Mentioned in Army Scene
A newly promoted NCO jokes about obeying orders during a regiment drill. He requests soldiers to treat pity as mercy while a sergeant pockets two wine bottles. The exchange ends with the line that not killing is like taking prisoners. An unrelated rental ad fragment references Dr. McCall in the city.
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Congress
C. E. Alcock
Clarence Griffin
Arval Alcock
Rutherford
County
Thursay
Ted Alcock
Jack Dempsey
C. Vassey
Jimmy Black
Chicago
R. R
Broadway
M. D
Charlotte
Polly
Courtney
B & B Motor Co
Asheville
Luke Reilly
Wilbur McBrayer
Postoffice
Ten Cent
McCall
Rutherfordton Seaboard Depot
Ellenboro Seaboard Depot
F.E. Patton
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