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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1925

Page

4

Annual Lunterence Session in Statesville Methodist Conference

The thirty-sixth Western North Carolina Conference met October 14 19 at Broad Street Church Statesville led by Bishop Collins Denny. About 3,000 added nearly 3,000 members and over $2,000,000 given to church causes. unification vote failed 221 to 145. Appointments read with little dissent as pastors returned to circuits. notable messages from Bob Hoyle Bishop Denny and J F Kirk.

Methodist News Herald North Carolina Broad Street Statesville Collins Denny Piedmont Country Piedmont Church Kingdom of God Bob Hoyle Bishop Denny J. F. Kirk Rutherford County J. C. Postelle Old Fort J. B

Community Updates From Gastonia And Nearby Areas

A hospital stay updates a local boy’s condition while families visit kin. Providence church hosts a successful box supper funds for a piano. A Southern Power Co representative scouts for a nearby power plant site, amid county activity. Local social notes list visits among Randall, Harrill, Wilkie, Padgett, and Dobbins families across Spindale, Shiloh, and Goode’s Creek.

Southern Powre Co Forest City Kiwanis Club

Public Debate at Boiling Springs High School

The Athenian Literary Society of Boiling Springs High School will host a public debate in the auditorium on Saturday evening November 14 at 7 30 oclock. The query asks if trade unions as they now exist are beneficial to the United States. Affirmative debaters are Joe Lee Woodward and Roland Hamrick. Negative debaters are M J Padgett and Lee Wacaster. The program includes an address by president C M Rollins readings and musical numbers. Marshals listed include Howard Allen chief Taft Putnam Curtis Beck Barney McIntyre Eugene DePriest.

Athenian Literary Society Boiling Springs

Forest City social notes tell of visits and weekends

Providence News reports Will Smith and family visiting Emory Smith on Sunday. Ira Phillips spent the weekend with Mary Francis Smith. Brunie Tool visited her sister Land Hames last week. John McDaniel and Roy Vess traveled to Chimney Rock on business. Walter Smith and family visited Gaffney, South Carolina. Roy Vess and family spent Sunday with John Sisk. Cato McGinnis Lewis Doggett and several others joined Mary Francis Smith Ja Phillips and Maggie Lee Christy for a Sunday afternoon gathering.

Forest City R-2 Will Smith Emory Smith Ira Phillips Mary Francis Smith Brunie Tool Land Hames John McDaniel Roy Vess Chimney Rock Walter Smith Gaffney S. C

Miss Harrill Hosts a Lively Pound Supper in Oak Grove

Ellenboro on November 9 reports Miss Leigh Harrill entertained friends at a pound supper with music by Belle Wilkie and games. Guests included Eunice Bridges Alma Dobbins Lillie Bailey Eugenia Mary Ollierea Randall Lucille Webb and many Harrills. Also noted were Valleree Biggerstaff Eugenia Randall and a theft at Webb Kennedy's cotton house Friday night.

Pearl Randall Mae Harrill Geneva Harrill Spindale Catherine Randall T. E. Randall Johnny Mayes Webb Kennedy Belle Wilkie Ora Smart Miss Eber B. Harrill Willie Magness Hester May Max Padgett Goode’s Creek Paul Kennedy Alma Dobbins Louise and Inez Dobbins Ellenboro J. M. Randall Ollierea Lucille Webb Nell Vassey Leigh Harrill Lillie Artie Bailey Eugenia Mary Ollierea Randall Pearl Mozelle Jolley Nell Vassy Valleree Biggerstaff Emma Young Viola Anderson Emma Kuykendall Flossie Maude Harrill Wilbur Kendrick Earl Cletus Randall C. A Carl Nelley Biggerstaff Lester Bailey Claude Dobbins Jack Jolley Howard Paul George + Harrill Hugh Bailey Elmer Bed +ford

Week of Nov 12 14 Film Schedule With Mae Murray

Movie program lists Mae Murray in Circe The Enchantress on Thursday November 12 with costumes and beauty praised. Friday November 13 features Hoot Gibson in The Saddle Hawk plus Chapter Play Ball and Yukon Joke. Saturday November 14 stars Edmund Lowe in The Brass Bow, a Louis Joseph Vance mystery romance from William Fox with action and love.

Mae Murray Edmund Lowe William Fox Mr. Lowe Louis Joseph Vance

Wealthy bachelors and mistaken identity in a suspenseful tale

A review notes extraordinary adventures of two rich bachelors driven by mistaken identity and a romance with a supposed wicked girl crook. The plot twists keep audiences gasping as heroes face peril, with Lowe and Claire Adams praised for strong performances. Jerome Storm directs from Thomas Dixon Jr. script. supporting cast shines. Also mentions Reckless Speed and Broadway Buddies comedies and a racing scene.

Ime Evert Maager W. L. Horn Movieatre Mr. Lowe Claire Adams Jerome Storm Thomas Dixon, Jr Vance

Richard Talmadge double bill at Forest City cinema

On Tuesday November 17, Richard Talmadge stars in Laughing at Danger a two reel comedy plus a second feature. Also on Wednesday November 17 a comedy Flickering Youth and a scringing feature. Flack Hardware Co. Forest City supplies lime cement and plaster. see today's paper for program details.

Richard Talmadge Flack Hardware Co Forest City

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