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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
10
The Cliffside News notes a pulpit committee announced last Sunday evening. Chairman is Mr. P. C. Hawkins with members B. E. Roach B. L. Davidson and J. Greene plus Miss Coda. The article reflects church duties and office training insights from Dr. Stevens.
Attendance rose at the Baptist church as the eleven o'clock service featured a sermon on Glorying in the Cross from Galatians. Twenty three candidates were baptized and the Lord's Supper observed with the new converts in front seats. Dr. Stevens begins a class on Sundays and will soon leave for Salem, Winston-Salem, to pastor their church. The deacons announce leadership changes and celebrate Sunday school progress.
I Local en report notes births and illnesses. A newborn girl born Sunday night November 8 to Mr and Mrs W A Rhymer. Mr A T Humphries made a business trip to Charlotte. Rev E V Hudson of Grass Hill S C visited Dr Chas H Stevens. Nell Moore teaching at Advance NC spent the weekend home. G K Moore Jr Dan Hawkins left for St Petersburg. Lehta Eva Bame faculty members spent weekend with friends at Caroleen. Mrs Luther Campbell recovered from grippe. Oscar Duncan Luther Greene Wilbur Honeycutt Spindale visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs Spurgeon Yelton Spindale and Mr W F Duncan near Harris visited Clyde Edwards. Dr Scruggs back after illness. S L Thompson overseer moving to home on North Main Street. Mrs J F Duncan ill. Mr J F Duncan injured by live steam while blowing out a boiler.
Rev W B Jen kin preached on We Would See Jesus at Floyds Creek Sunday morning. The community noted ongoing rain but wells remained unaffected. Local notes include training courses at Goode Creek, new residents replacing Mr. Pritchard, and visitors from Charlotte Avondale and Cliffside. A mule shipment to Columbia was sent for auction on the eleventh. Sadie Wall recovered from pneumonia and a child of Rector Mc craw was buried at Goode's Creek.
The eighth grade presented a chapel program with freshmen in charge of a play Which is the Best Child. Miss Laur Hall teaches nature leaves lesson. Tenth grade Latin club met with Randolph Martin, Dawsey Thomas, and Woodrow Grant presenting a program and vocabulary match. Camp Fire Girls quilt making and social events followed by teachers parties and neighbor gatherings. The tenth grade geography class began a geography course covering North Carolina and the United States with maps and group projects.
Ellenboro residents enjoyed a Friday evening show at the school auditorium featuring Uncle Josh in humorous routines and fine music. Sarah Byers will work at Forest City in Dr. Wilkins office. Mr and Mrs Statys Moore of Earl visited relatives here. S H Green and family of Forest City visited Mrs Mattie Sparks. Arthur Greene and family moved to Mr Russell Long's home nearby.
Plumbing and heating specialists promote reliable service with prompt and reasonable charges. Local ad notes skilled team offering a full range of plumbing work and heating expertise.
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