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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

5

Rutherford County Fair Promises Record Crowds at New Grounds

The sixth Rutherford County Fair opens Tuesday at the new Samuel Young place near Spindale Route 20. The 36 acre grounds feature electrified buildings, ample parking, sprinklers, wells, and a grandstand with fireworks nightly. Highlights include a spiral 80 foot tower, a flying field in front of the grandstand, daredevil aviation acts by Sutton and Sid Molloy, and numerous rides and concessions drawing crowds from Western Carolina.

Feir Samuel Young Spindale Ing Sutton Sid Molloy Rutherford County

Boy Scout Officials Plan County Educational Exhibit

Rutherford county Boy Scout officials met in Kiwanis Hall City on Wednesday evening to discuss an educational exhibit to be presented at the county fair. Due to bad weather several leaders were not represented but plans were laid for exhibit setup and a schedule for county scouts to be on duty at the fair grounds Friday at 3 30 P M with material placed on display and staffing arranged.

Rutherford County Kiwanie Boy Scout Eliendere Clift Carder R. M. Schiele Boy Land RM. Schiele F. Ie Spindale A. C.duncen Forest City Clarence Griffin L.ndale Lee Forest Asistant Arval Alcock Alton Grose Fair Ground

Bee Exhibit at County Fair by Roaring River company

The B L Johnson and Company of Roaring River North Carolina will present a bee exhibit at the county fair. The display will show modern packing methods for market and offered a free standard hive to visitors.

B. L. Johnson and Company Roaring River N. C

Home Demonstration and Fair Attractions Preview

Home clue notes announce early January fairs with exhibits unused by ladies to be sent to Miss Gladys Perry. A Waco seven airplane will showcase passenger flight and safety. The merry-go-round ferris wheel chair-o-plane seaplane amuse at the fair with the Spindle Band providing 25-piece music. The race track is a half mile oval with fast footing and entries include top southern horses.

Gladys Perry

County Farmers Federation Plans Rutherford Warehouse

A Rutherford county effort seeks to form a County Federation to build a central warehouse near the county center with rail and highway access. The plan envisions a poultry and market complex, enhanced by a stock structure for farmers and preferred shares for business interests, aiming to boost local income and establish steady markets. The committee will booth at the County Fair to explain details and solicit farmer participation.

County Club 2 Federation James G. K. McClure Bencombe Henderson Rutherford County King Carolin Fedon Rutherford

Pinehurst News Ellenboro Sept 28 Ice Cream Social

Quite a number of young folks from Ellenboro gathered for an ice cream supper at Mr and Mrs Wesley Jones on Saturday night. Several families attended visits and gatherings including Bridges Padgett Harrill and Bailey households with notes of illness and upcoming movie pictures advertised for today’s paper.

Ellenboro R-2 Wesley Jones W. A. Bridges Fam ‘Watson Sal Goforth M. E. Haw- M Slenzo Bridges Oscar Padgett Mattie Padgett Flat Rock Mrslalley Hausen Harrill Beth Bridges Wilma Bailey Ruth Harrill Alice Carson Esther Bailey Osteen Philbeck

The County Fair and Community Involvement

The county fair season emphasizes educational exhibits and clean entertainment. The county agent guides farm exhibits and club projects, boosting town country ties. Public support, attendance, and active exhibits drive growth toward state fairs and wider community understanding.

Adaville News Highlights Local Visits and Incident

Rev J D Bridges conducted services in Adaville. Miss Ruth McDonald attended the Made in Carolinas Exposition. J L Crow and family visited Ernest Roberson in Forest City. Kenneth Logan and sisters with Virginia McBrayer visited Howard McDonald at Boiling Springs High Shoals. John Moore visited Boiling Springs. A near wreck occurred Saturday near Oakland when a Forest City public car collided with a car driven by a Black man. Mrs Armstrong's baby was badly bruised. Dr Magaha and wife from Iota Tennessee visited Rutherford County. They visited E M Diviney last week. Everyone invited to the fair at Oakland Friday. Keep cool at the Movie.

J.D. Bridges Adaville Ruth McDonald J. L. Crow Ernest Roberson Forest City E. M. Divinney Oakland Frida

Spartanburg Business Men Visit Rutherford County Fair

Spartanburg business leaders plan a car trip to the Rutherford County Fair on Wednesday October 7 leaving Spartanburg around 10 p m. About 30 to 40 local businessmen are expected to attend with arrangements finalized at a Montgomery building meeting. The party includes J W Cobb E C Ballenger J B M Greenwald B G Suits D M Smith J C Paddock C C Sevages Aug W Smith Company J W Bale Dr Baxter Haynes and T Woodworth. John P Fielder will head the party and the W O W band from Saxon will join as a feature at Moore. The Rutherford County Fair Association will coordinate.

Spartanburg Rutherford County Montgomery Yestern

Dalton Bros Anniversary Sale Promises Value Across Stock

The Dalton Bros store highlights strong sales with low prices and expanded stock since starting with little capital three years ago. Managers boast high customer response, urge crowds to visit for fall coats and shirts, and promise good merchandise at reasonable prices.

Nate Neey Ce Cers Dalton Bros

Rainy spell brings showers to Forest City area

In Forest City on September 23 showers bring relief as residents note steady rain. Rev J C Gentry led a regular service at Tanners Grove. A large crowd attended Ralph Huntley’s birthday dinner last Sunday. Local families visit hospitals and homes while the Bethany church B Y P A announces its first program next Sunday night. A note offers Florida travel advice from L ewis Parker in Miami.

Forest City J. C. Gentry Tanners Grove Ralph Huntley Garland Sherrill Elmeda McDonald J. A. Bostie Crawford Smith Elmeds McDani Arthur SicDanter Br” Ci W. B. Lewis Gay Lewis Ruterford Hospital J. T. Lewis Weldon Lili Spindale The B. Y. P. A. of Bethany Church Florida Lewil Parker S. W. 6Th St Miami

Providence Epworth Leaders Welcome New Members

Community notes list 40 members with potential for more. Mentions of Mr. Joe Fisher, W M McDaniel, Mrs. Morton Hopper, J W Phillips and family, Vence Wilkins and Tie Phillips, Mildred Wood, Ethel White, Joan McDaniel and family, Roy Vess and sister Mrs. Bert Reynolds, John Sisk’s illness, Frank Brindle visiting Shelby, Roy McDaniel and Miss McDaniel at Jim Gaffey’s, Walter Smith visiting Gaffney, and local ice cream gathering at Rev J C Gentry’s.

Ellenboro R-2 Sep Providence Epworth le Joe Fisher W. M. McDaniel Mmistes Louise Smith and Airs Morton Hopper J. W. Phillips Forest Vence Wilkins Miss Tie Phillips Forest City Rutherfordton Mildred Wood Ethel White Joan McDaniel Shelby Roy Vess Vess Bert Reynold Whi Frank Brindle A. Brindle Roy McDaniel Misses McDaniel Jim Gaffey Walter Smith Gaffney Morton Hoover Byers Joseph Addie McDaniel Vance Harrill J. T. Harris Mildred Louise Wood J. C. Gentry New Harris

Florence Mill News Revival Closes. Many Seek Faith

Mrs. Dock Owens is sick. A revival ended last Sunday at Missionary Methodist Church with about 30 professing faith. A large night crowd helped town spirits. Rev H C Sisk led the meeting with Nancy and others present. Bible study at Florence Baptist reports steady progress as over a thousand chapters were read last week.

Missionary Methodist Church Howard Freeman Wil Sam Avondale Nancy H. C. Sisk Bella Beblett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Caroline Setter More Ane Sear At & O BOY Scouts Dei Ponstrati County Farmers Federation Spindale—Club Western N. C. Federation Pinehurst News the County Fair Adaville News Rutherford Fair Dalton Bros. Store J. Ww Providence News John Sisk Florence Mill News Dock Owens
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