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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
The Cliffside News lists editor B. E. Roach and associate editor Prof. Clyde, published weekly with The Forest City Courier. Readers can leave news items subscriptions jobs and ad orders with Editor Roach at his Cliffside office for prompt attention.
The residence of Mr. D. W. Causby on Church Street narrowly escaped a Sunday fire. Avery Robertson happened to pass by as flames started and the blaze was soon put out.
Miss Majorie Hord of the school faculty was struck by an automobile in Gastonia Saturday evening while her mother was called to her bedside. Initial word said recovery doubtful. a Monday message reported she was improving.
Mr. M. C. Blanton and son Bill attended the funeral of Mrs. Melisse Blansi last Thursday near Rutherfordton. Mrs. Blansi lived to the ripe old age of ninety one years.
Cliffside Post of the American Legion will hold a regular meeting on Friday October 6 at the Memorial Building. Post Commander Moore urges full attendance to discuss welfare activities and entertainments, aiming to assist other groups and organize uplifting community programs. The group plans to act as a coordinating medium for entertainment ventures and publicizing events while emphasizing service to the community as during the war effort.
Forest City Motor Co. invites readers to a special tire event featuring discounts on passenger and truck tires. The local dealership emphasizes limited-time pricing, in-store installation offers, and potential rebates for vehicle service packages through the weekend.
Daily notes record visits and courtesy calls across towns including Gaffney Greenville and Spartanburg. Mentions of families and students such as Nell Moore at Greensboro College for Women, Mary Sue Edwards, and Ruth Davis appear amid travel for study and leisure.
The people of Cliffside were shocked to learn of the death of Mr. Claude Jenkins near Harris Station last Saturday afternoon. It is thought Mr. Jenkins shot himself accidentally while handling a new automatic firearm he did not know how to operate. Several attended his funeral Sunday at High Shoals church. Buy a Ford and spend the differ.
The little daughter of Mrs Julia Bostic died at home on Cliffside Street Saturday night and was laid to rest in Cliffside Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Rev C F Hunt of Spindale and Rev J Xeever led funeral services at the church.
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