Sunday School and Services in Forest City area
Providence News notes Sunday school at Forest City R-2 and a 3:00 p m preaching service. Mrs George Robbins is ill. Mr and Mrs R L Smith Sr hosted dinner with W L Smith and Betty Fenning of Rutherfordton. Charley Hardin and family visited Harrill home. Frank Brandle and family from Augusta Ga with A Brandle parents. John McDaniel hosted Mrs B Price and Avery Grayson of Shelby. H H Phillip and family visited McDaniel's mother. Sallie Allen visit from Avondale. Harrill and Haril hosted Hanis family. John McDaniel Lester Hopper families near Sulphur Springs. Smith and family and Mrs Howard Smith mentioned.
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Forest City
R-2
George Robbins
R. L. Smith, Sr
W. L. Smith
Iss Betty Fenning
Rutherfordton
Charley Hardin
Forest Ci
W. V. Harrill
Frank Brandle
Augusta
A. Brandle
John McDaniel
B. Price
Avery Grayson
Shelby
H. H. Phillip
McDaniel
Forest
Frank Allen
Sallie Allen
Avondale
S. E. Haril
Sam Hanis
Lester Hopper
Fam
Sulphur Springs
Bostic Beats Ellenboro Baseball Club 13 5
Bostic wins from Ellenboro Baseball Club in a one sided game 13 to 5. The home team featured hitting led by Philbeck with a homer and two singles. Lattimore, Kendrick, and Kirks pitched strongly as Bostic moved to nine wins in ten games this season.
JELLENBORO CANNING ASSOCIATION TO MEET
Ellenboro May 26 The Jellenboro Canning Association will meet Friday evening May 30 at 7 0 p m in the town center. Members and all interested discuss cooperative canning for home use and market. The group has purchased 5 000 to 7 000 cans yearly and promotes canning excess fruits and vegetables as a strong home program.
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Ellenboro
Negro Arrested On Charge Of Theft In North Carolina
Weldon Logan, a Black man, was arrested Sunday night in Charlotte on a theft charge. He was moved to Rutherfordton and jailed Monday. He allegedly removed two dams and middlings from a smokehouse owned by Mr. J. W. McDaniel last Thursday night. meat was recovered, middlings missing. Chief Charles R. Price led the investigation through a cafe manager’s account.
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Weldon Logan
Charlotte
Forest City
Rutherfordton
Charles R. Price
J. W. McDaniel
Price
Logan
McDaniel
Negro Cafe
Chief Price
Mrs. M. E. Walker Dies Near Hollis
Mrs M E Walker of Duncan's Creek dies May 15 1930 at 75 years 11 months 5 days Funeral held at Duncan's Creek Presbyterian church with Rev R T Baker and Clifford Crow in attendance She is survived by three brothers Abe L McFarland J Quince McFarland L G McFarland two sisters C L Crows er and L W McFarland two children R W McFarland and W M Walker eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Duncan's Creek
L. W. McFarland
R. W. McFarland
W. M. Walker
Noah Price
Price Campbell
Annie McFarland
Ruby
Claude
Edith
Pearl
Ruth
Paul
Violet
Wilbur
Walker
Local Boy Hurt In Wreck In New York
Rochester New York Coffey 21 of Merriman street suffered possible internal injuries and head trauma after the car he rode in with his brother J Hoyt Coffey Forest City NC was struck by a cab at Atkinson and Claris streets. He was taken by ambulance to St Marys Hospital. The Green Cab Company vehicle driven by Alva of 40 Litchfield street was badly damaged.
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Rochester
N.Y
Coffey
Merriman Street
J. Hoyt Coffey
Forest City
N. C
Atkinson
Clarissa Streets
St. Mary's Hospital
Green Cab Company
Alva
No. 40
Litchfield Street
Supt Clyde Erwin to Speak at Ellenboro High
Supt Clyde Erwin will speak at Ellenboro high school Thursday evening May 29 at 8 00 o'clock. The Ellenboro daily vacation Bible school sponsors the event ongoing for three weeks from May 19 to June 6 with Bible school pupils on the program. The public is urged to attend.
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Clyde Erwin
Ellenboro High School
Ellenboro Daily Vacation Bible School
Bible School
Administrator's Notice in Rutherford County NC Estate
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Robt Harrill of Rutherford County North Carolina this is to notify all persons with claims against the estate to exhibit them to M C Hardin at Forest City NC on or before May 10 1931 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All indebted to the estate please make immediate payment Dated May 10 1930 M C Hardin Admr Robt Harrill Dee
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Robt
Harrill
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Forest City
N. C
M. C. Hardin
Dee
Notice of Service by Publication in Rutherford County
Public notice announces an action for absolute divorce filed in the Superior Court of Rutherford County. Blanche Alexander is named as the defendant and must appear at the Clerk of Superior Court in Rutherfordton on June 27, 1930, or within thirty days thereafter, to answer the complaint. Clerk M D Dickerson signs the notice.
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Jas
Rutherford County
Superior Court
Rutherford
Rutherfordton
M. D. Dickerson
Darel Williams Takes New Superintendent Post in Cherryville
Spindale notes Darel Williams former Spencer mills assistant superintendent moved to Cherryville last week to become superintendent of Wildan Manufacturing Co. He relocated his family Thursday. Miss Joe Landis now at Black Mountain, with her mother from Marion, visited her brother Ned Landis in Rutherford hospital. Sunday services were suspended for Central high school baccalaureate.
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Spindale
Darel Williams
Spencer Mills
Cherryville
Wildan Manufacturing Co
Joe Landis
Western Union
Black Mountain
Mr. Landis
Marion
Rutherford Hospital
Central High School
J. C. Williams
Spencer Mill
Card of Thanks for Lucy’s illness and death
Family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of daughter and sister Lucy. Grateful for every expression of sympathy and the Powers shown.
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Lucy
Swing High at the Romina Theatrical
A colorful melodramatic circus mood fills Swing High showing at the Romina Theatre. The film aims for family appeal with lively color spectacle and engaging performances, praised for safe entertainment and broad audience suitability despite uneven pacing.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at self reliance and speech gaps
A fragmented exchange shows a character asking if the other can think and spell out words. The reply and self reference imply a focus on writing ability and independence despite garbled text.
Senator Simmons The Farmers Friend and NC Agriculture
The text praises Senator Simmons as a lifelong ally of North Carolina farmers, citing his defense of agricultural bills and efforts to aid tobacco prices. It highlights speeches from 1919 and actions in 1930 such as conference facilitation between growers and manufacturers and a six million dollar appropriation for advances to buy fertilizer and seed, portraying him as consistently supporting the farming class.
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North Carolina
Congress
Interes
South
Senator Simmons
United States Senate
Simmons
Cit
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