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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
6
The Cliffside News is published weekly with Forest City Courier. Subscriptions and classifieds may be left with Editor B. E. Roach at his Cliffside office for prompt attention.
Local chatter notes candidates beating the bees to season, a mandolin and dramatic club organizing with Roach at Memorial Building for joiners. A humorous station tale explains berth prices with wordplay, followed by a mis-tress with memory, a hardware chat about pane sizes, and a patient Irish joke about a ten by fourteen.
The Cliffside Theatre screens Turn to the Right on Saturday June 3rd a tale of a country youth wrongfully jailed who joins crooks then returns home to confront a mortgage. The film stars Edward Connelly Betty Allen Knott Loomis and others with Haris Cooper and George Cooper handling comic moments.
The column lists visitors and residents in Cliffside and nearby towns, including Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hudson visiting recently after moving to a Morganton farm, plus friends from Caroleen Mooresville and Henrietta. It notes students Nell Moore and Pearl James at Brevard College and commencement, local musical interests, church events, births at local homes, and preparations for state Baptist events in Hendersonville and June gatherings.
W. W. Nanney cashier at Haynes Bank in Cliffside announces his run for the County Board of Education. He is described as well qualified with a following believed to ensure selection, and supporters say he will be a good member devoted to school welfare.
A historical verse railing against alcohol and celebrating dry law. It contrasts strong drink with non-alcoholic options and laments moonshine and bootlegging dangers. The speaker condemns liquor and calls for national unity and adherence to law through the year.
Classified notice offers a large selection of typewriter ribbons priced right. Call at this office or mail order for one dollar. Forest City Courier classified item.
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